In her previous life, Zhang Song went down in the history books as the first woman in the Republic of China to be divorced.
She obeyed her father at home, her husband after marriage, and her son in old age, because everyone taught her that this was what made a good woman.
In the end, her husband found her old-fashioned and disliked her bound feet. After putting up with her for a few years, he divorced her.
Before marrying her, her husband had a close female confidante. Because Zhang Song was there, he and that woman never got their happy ending.
Everyone said her husband and his confidante were a match made in heaven, and that her old-fashioned marriage had come between them.
She felt a bitter pang. She had fought for her own love and won this marriage. After they married, she realized her husband could never fall in love with her, so she let him go.
She could take hold of things and let them go. Could a woman like her really not be considered modern?
As for her husband and his confidante, if they didn't fight for each other themselves, how could they blame her?
Reborn, she returned to the time before she married her husband.
She went to meet his confidante and found that the woman really was wonderful. She had studied abroad, had dreams and a career of her own, and was unlike ordinary women.
This woman was wonderful. She loved Zhang Song's husband deeply, and he loved her too.
So Zhang Song decided to help the two of them elope.
But the elopement didn't unfold quite the way she imagined...
Theme: What kinds of modern women are there?
