In the 21st century, Jiang Wan, a Buddhist social animal, transforms into an orphaned peasant girl in a year of great famine.
The dilapidated house is leaking, and the grain tank is bottomed out. There are two children left by her side - the 12-year-old brother Jiang Yang, who is smart and talks little, has lively eyes, and is so sensible that it makes people feel distressed; the 4-year-old sister Jiang Nuonuo is soft and cute, clutching a broken cattail leaf fan and not letting go.
There was also a "caring" system that asked her to do strange things every day: stand by the latrine and receive coarse grain cakes as a punishment, go to school on the hillside in exchange for green vegetables, and sing the national anthem in front of ten people in exchange for a straw hat.
In order to survive, Jiang Wan rolled up her sleeves: digging wild vegetables, learning agricultural skills, and making money.
The days are getting better day by day.
Until a group of people came to the door and revealed the mystery of her life experience - it turned out that her "sister" was actually a fake.
Since then, Jiang Yang has remained as caring and sensible as ever. But she always felt that something was different.
That look was different from before.
Of course, it's to cheer myself up.