The 1970s: The Mystic Granny Dotes Only on Her Daughter, So Why Are You Crying, Son?

[Period Setting + Ensemble Cast + Metaphysics + Reborn + Family Life]

Sixty-year-old Yang Shufen has lung cancer. At her daughter-in-law's urging, her son gives up on treatment, so she pulls out her oxygen tube herself.

She asks no one for help. After death, however, she gets the chance to become Laozi's disciple. Three years after learning the art of physiognomy, she travels back to the night before her death.

Her eldest daughter-in-law is lazy and malicious, her eldest son selfish, her second daughter timid and cowardly, and her youngest son prideful and given to petty theft.

Yang Shufen waves her hand and sets out to reform her children, earn money to support the family, and deal with every troublemaker!

Eldest son: "Mom! I was wrong. I'll get a divorce!"

Second daughter: "Mom, I'll get a divorce! You were right. Men will only stop me from reaching the top!"

Youngest son: "Mom, you're my god!"

The troublemakers tremble: "Yang Shufen! Don't come any closer!"