The red spider lily can live three times in a lifetime: first as life, second as death, and third as love.
After transmigrating, Ye Zhihua wanted nothing more than to go home. Instead, a man held her captive, embracing her with his mountain-like frame and gently soothing her. "This is your home." They met again and again, protected each other again and again, and comforted one another again and again, until Zhihua's heart softened.
Loving someone is certainly important, but love is not all Zhihua has in her heart. She also has her parents, and herself. Through all she experienced, Zhihua came to realize that the man did not have only love in his heart either. More important than love was his country.
Later, Zhihua had two homes: one built by her parents, and one built by the man she loved. He gave his life to his country and his heart to her. After everything she went through, Zhihua finally learned to shoulder her own responsibilities.
"You used to protect me. Now it's my turn to protect you. Have you forgotten what I told you? Love goes both ways..."
Theme: A love story amid devotion to family and country, reflecting the meaning of love. Love goes both ways: people save and protect each other. The story also brings in contemporary issues, reflecting the anxieties of young people today.