Lu Minggui, a woman from Yongfeng Village in the Ming Dynasty, whose husband died young and worked hard to raise three sons and a daughter, was cruelly abandoned by her eldest son Song Dazhi and his wife when they were fleeing famine. When she was about to die from a serious head injury, the wooden hairpin she had worn for many years absorbed the blood and manifested itself, allowing her to be reborn and return to the days when the news of the death of her second son Song Dahe came in the war. After being reborn, Lu Minggui was fully aware of the coldness of his eldest son's family and the tragic ending of his second daughter-in-law Shen Juye and his granddaughter Manman, and was determined to change his fate. She first exposed her eldest son's lies, punished his unfilial behavior, and tried her best to protect her pregnant second daughter-in-law and granddaughter. By chance, she discovered that wooden hairpins can open up a white space leading to the modern farmer's market.
