Ye Jia, a corporate executive, had a few too many drinks at a celebration banquet. When she woke up, she'd traveled to a rural village in the 1980s and become an unmarried pregnant young woman.
Her cousin stole her boyfriend and joined the scumbag in setting her up. She didn't even know who the father of her child was!
Unable to take the blow, she threw herself into a river, bent on dying. Her grandmother called her shameless, her two aunts blamed her for ruining the family's reputation, and her blindly filial father didn't care whether she lived or died. Only her timid mother and younger sister feared she might try to take her own life again...
Ye Jia takes over this mess. She's fiery and clever, and she refuses to go on living without knowing the truth.
As long as the child's father is still alive, he has to take responsibility! And she'll make sure that treacherous couple who framed her are ruined!
After going to great lengths to find him in the city, she discovers that the child's father is a cold and distant son of a high-ranking official from the military compound. The two prepare to discuss an abortion and compensation.
When the child's grandfather finds out, he gives the order: “There's already a child, so you have to get married!”
Ye Jia doesn't think much of her bargain-bin husband, but the child's grandfather is a senior military leader. First she'll secure a steady meal ticket for herself and her child. If it doesn't work out, she can always divorce him!
But she never expected that after they married, while she was planning to earn her own money and achieve financial independence, the child's father would get ahead of her and become a business tycoon who spoils her rotten...
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