There are two girls. One is called Yuanzhi, and the other is also called Yuanzhi. They have met each other in their dreams.
One lives in the modern world, a top student from a wealthy family. After her parents die in a plane crash, she transmigrates to the Ming dynasty while in a coma. She wakes to find herself the last of her family, her inheritance seized, and no choice but to sell herself into service. She survives in the laundry with her modern knowledge and finds her own path through medicine. She misses the world with smartphones, the internet, and food delivery more than anything, yet when the day finally comes that she can return, she chooses to stay.
The other lives in ancient times, the daughter of a merchant family. The Wang Gong Factory explosion takes both her parents, and she transmigrates to Beijing several centuries in the future. In this new world, everything is so unfamiliar that she cannot even turn on a desk lamp. Her grandmother is critically ill, her studies are interrupted, and someone has schemed to take over her father's company. She has to sort it all out. She puts on a delivery uniform, gets on an electric scooter, and takes the most direct route to understanding society. Her exquisite hairpin-style calligraphy becomes an online sensation, and she eventually grows into a business magnate. She becomes someone no one ever expected.
They don't know that their transmigration was no accident.
If you choose to return to your original world, someone else will take your place, crossing through time and turning your life upside down. Everything you fought tooth and nail to gain in this world will be wiped away. What would you choose?
This is not a love story. It's about two girls and the choices they make, four hundred years apart.