Rushing Across Time and Space to Redeem Him Who Suffered That Year

In 2025, when psychiatrist Lin Wanqing was sorting through her grandmother's belongings, she found a diary filled with "save him" written all over it. She held the blood-stained old pocket watch, and when she opened her eyes again, she was standing in a train station in the northern winter of 1975. Beside the railway track, eighteen-year-old Lu Chenzhou was having his head pressed as he confessed to the charge of "stealing public food" - what he was holding tightly in his arms was just half a piece of cornbread for his critically ill sister. The moment Lin Wanqing rushed over, the gears of fate began to turn. Later she realized that this journey spanning fifty years was both redemption and fate. What she wants to change is not only his dead end, but also the millions of "hims" who have been crushed by the torrent of the times. However, when the rules of time and space began to backfire, when the corrective force of history showed its fangs, and when the balance between saving one person and saving tens of millions tilted - she held his frostbitten hand and whispered under the kerosene lamp: "Lu Chenzhou, look, the moon in 1975 also illuminated our future."