Zhu Jinyi also transmigrated into a book, becoming the wealthy Zhu family's daughter who had been kidnapped for fifteen years and, after returning home, had slit her wrists in a suicide attempt.
After the Zhu Jinyi in the book died, her brother, Zhu Jinyuan, was consumed by regret and became utterly ruthless, bringing the entire Zhu family to ruin.
The original owner left her one final message: "Help my brother let go of the past. I don't blame him."
So she came back to life in this battered body.
She took her time filling the fifteen-year void, never rushing: eating with her grandparents, squeezing into the kitchen with her brother to wash dishes, and smiling at the camera on a variety show as she said, "My brother insisted on coming with me."
Piece by piece, she picked up the fragments of this scattered family, and little by little, she pulled her brother, who blamed himself for everything, back from the abyss.
This is the story of a girl whose fifteen years were stolen, as she learns to be loved again and teaches others how to love.
Bridging old wounds and distance, they make up for the time they missed through the warmth of everyday life, until a family bond fifteen years overdue finally finds its happy ending.
