[Born to the Sun: Quick Travel's Guide to Women's Growth]
Su Wei never thought that an unexpected end would be the beginning of another journey.
Bind to the "Xiangyang" system, she travels through ten completely different worlds - from the ancient deep house under the constraints of feudal ethics, to the streets of the Republic of China struggling in the war; from the fireworks of the state-owned factories in the 1970s, to the confusion of the workplace in the modern city; to the survival rules of the beast world tribe, the Jedi counterattack in the apocalyptic ruins, the power game of the interstellar alliance, and even the physiological shackles of the ABO world...
Su Wei's mission is never to clear all obstacles for them, but to be the one who hands them the key - to accompany them to see their predicament clearly, to teach them to hold on to their courage, and to let them understand that women's "good life" is never defined by others. It may be the independence from discipline, the persistence to break prejudice, the strength to fight back, and the sobriety and self-consistency of "I am who I am."
In every world, there is a soul trapped in the shackles of "female" identity:
World 1: An ancient noblewoman used as a marriage tool
World 2: Educators of the Republic of China who were asked to give up their ideals
World 3: Female workers in the 1970s who were deprived of themselves by their families
World 4: Modern white-collar workers trapped in age anxiety
World 5: Females of the Beast World who are regarded as property
World 6: Apocalyptic superpowers used as tools
World 7: Interstellar Resonator Under House Arrest
World 8: Omega scientists defined by physiological labels
World 9: Actresses disciplined by Bai Youshou's aesthetics
World 10: The jealous genius violinist
Ten journeys, ten kinds of growth. When the task subjects finally emerged in their respective worlds, Su Wei gradually pieced together her past regrets and understood the hottest weight of the word "independence" - it turns out that behind all difficulties, there is the possibility of emerging from the cocoon and becoming a butterfly, and every woman should have the right to define her own life.
Wherever the "sun" goes, there will always be light. This is a mutual help between women across time and space, and it is also a long practice about self-salvation.
Purpose: Female independence