Cheng Daya, a 26-year-old single mother, was in danger of losing her husband and her son while fleeing from the desert. The drop of blood in the cracks of the stone awakens a spiritual spring - watering the ground for three days will bear fruit, and drinking water will protect you from all diseases.
The drought-stricken people in the north were like ants. She held her baby in her arms and cultivated thirty acres of living soil in the wasteland. When Lingquan first wakes up, officials are snatching water, bandits are watching, and evil traders are lowering prices.
From thatched hut to granary, from a single mother and son to a village of 300 people. She protected her baby with her left hand and wielded a hoe with her right hand, leading the villagers to counterattack.
Farms are cultivated, children are taught to read, blacksmiths make plows, and scholars keep accounts. The spiritual spring moistens all things, and people's hearts gather together to form a village.
See how she uses the power of a spring to change her destiny and build a paradise.
