At the age of thirty-five, Tang Ning returned to the old house left by her father and planned to sell the house and open a breakfast restaurant with twelve tables.
At eleven o'clock that night, the seventeen-year-old girl appeared in the storage room.
Eighteen years ago, Tangning was preparing to drop out of school, work part-time, and save her sick father; eighteen years later, Tangning knew that that path would make her lose herself, and she also knew that her father would die from an old injury that could have been prevented.
They met through an uncrossable door. The girl holds the original evidence of the accident, and the adult Tang Ning holds the risk of death in the future. Every past choice will rewrite reality at six o'clock the next morning, and will also take away a part of her cherished life.
One wants to save his father, and the other wants to save his former self.
But to change their destiny, they must first answer: Does loving someone mean bearing all the costs for him?
If her father could survive, the woman who had taken her in and taught her how to make breakfast might disappear from everyone's memory.
This time, Tangning decided to give the choice back to her seventeen-year-old self and her father.
Purpose: Stop using self-sacrifice to maintain family ties and learn to respect each other's choices