Her friend, whom she had a crush on for ten years, came to her with his girlfriend to ask for his blessing on the day she got her doctorate. Devastated, she resolutely refused a high-paying job that would allow her to stay in the capital, and returned to a small southern county, determined to "be a landlord, a local tyrant, raise vicious dogs, and continue to be unruly slaves."
She has a short life in a small county town, is old and unemployed, and has become the object of ridicule by her neighbors. Her plan to start a business and get rich by developing a local economy has been ignored. When she was melancholy, "Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms" became her comforting dream.
Until one day, a turtle crawled into her peach blossom forest. He, a returnee from overseas, said, "Girl, let me use your dream and I'll pay you the patent fee..."