Tang Yao, a modern office worker, unexpectedly transmigrates back to the 1980s after attending her ex-boyfriend's wedding. She becomes Yao Xiaoying, her mother's friend, who was forced by her family to marry a cripple and later beaten to death by her husband.
Faced with an unfamiliar era, an eccentric family, and a life already arranged for her, Tang Yao chooses to change Yao Xiaoying's fate through her own efforts.
She seeks business opportunities, rents flower fields, opens restaurants, starts factories, and buys and sells goods. If you can think of it, she'll dare to try it.
Relying on a man only turns you into an unpaid housekeeper. Relying on yourself makes you the master of your own fate.
This story has no male lead in the conventional sense.
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