Travel Back to 1972

Thirty-nine-year-old Lin Wan woke up and transformed into Zhou Xiaohua, a village girl in 1972. What's even worse is that her son, who was procrastinating in his homework, became her fifty-year-old stern "grandfather"; her husband, who was lying flat and useless, became her nineteen-year-old hot-blooded and reckless "brother-in-law." The family is impoverished and the village bullies are demanding debts. She uses the best of modern wisdom to lead her family to make money quietly. Life has just improved, but a female body that has been buried for two years is fished out from the river beach, which involves a yellowed photo, an altered letter, and a secret that has been buried for many years. Chen Hai is dead. He died on the river beach next to the old willow tree. When she finally met the person with the same blood as her, she discovered that the truth was far crueler than she imagined. Two pocket watches, two pieces of candy, two lives - one named Lin Wan, the other named Zhou Xiaohua. They are the same person. This is a story about dislocation and reunion, loss and protection. When she finally returned to reality and held the hands of her husband and son, she knew that those people who protected her in the suffering, the sweetness of those silent sugars, had turned into the brightest light in her heart.