In the autumn of the seventh year of Jianyuan, the Pei family was defeated at Fengming Mountain.
Overnight, the whole Pei family became the sinners of the court. The once glorious lintel has now become a presence that everyone is afraid to avoid.
A male member of the Pei family died in battle, and the eldest daughter-in-law heard the bad news and died in childbirth, leaving the old lady alone at home to support the family business.
In order to repay Mrs. Pei's kindness in the past, Lu Wan, the female official of the palace affairs department, invited herself to leave the palace and enter the Pei Mansion. That night, she and the second son of the Pei family paid homage to the memorial tablet of Heaven and Earth.
Since marrying into the Pei family, Lu Wan has supported the huge business and family dignity. Punishing family thieves internally, fending off powerful enemies externally, and gradually finding out the truth behind the defeat at Fengming Mountain by accident, and clearing the name of the 30,000 Pei family troops.
On the day Lu Wan died of illness, Yipin Gaoming came to pay his respects, and there was an endless stream of people coming to pay their respects. As she lay dying, listening to the cries around her, Lu Wan felt that her life should be without regrets.
When she opened her eyes again, she found that she was back to the year she was fifteen. Looking at her mother who had been watching her all night beside the bed, tears filled Lu Wan's eyes.
In a daze, she thought of this life. In fact, many regrets had been resolved through her own efforts, except that her mother, who left when she was young, would never come back.
After resurrecting her life, Lu Wan took her mother away from the cannibal house and lived in a farm, living a comfortable and warm life.
She never thought that one day, her husband, Pei Chenglu, the second son of the Pei family, whom she had never met in her previous life, climbed over the wall, looked at her with aggrieved face and said, "Wanwan, don't you want me anymore?"
Intention: No matter how many sails you have made, you are nothing
