This is a rural story of family ethics with a strong plot. Ye Shuang, a cannon fodder in the 1980s, was forced to marry the famous big ice cube Fu Cheng at the beginning. After the wedding night, the man returned to the city. She faced the difficulties of her husband's family, the pregnancy of quadruplets and the ending of "died in childbirth" alone in the countryside. In order to survive, she went to the city with her belly stretched out, but she was so cold. Fu Cheng works with a cold face during the day, but at night he rubs her legs with red ears, washes her hair, looks for herbs to relieve the itching in the middle of the night, and chases his wife sweetly. Seeing the iceberg melting, the sweetness escalates, but a sudden report letter makes the whole story confusing - someone accuses Ye Shuang of "fraudulent marriage and pregnancy," and the child is not Fu Cheng's at all...
