Lin Qian, who had a business worth hundreds of billions in her previous life, lived in profit calculations all her life without any warmth of family affection. Unfortunately, she drowned during disaster relief. After traveling through consciousness, she bound to the six-year-old mountain village girl of the same name in the parallel world and returned to the poor farmhouse in 1993.
There are four daughters and one son in the family. The mother is patriarchal, the father is honest and cowardly, and the grandmother is mean and partial. Each family has a tragic ending in the past life: the eldest sister dropped out of school and married far away and was wronged, the second sister worked alone and was lonely all her life, the fourth sister suffered from illness and domestic violence all year round, the younger brother was sensitive and withdrawn, and the father died young.
With the foresight of an adult and the careful thinking of a businessman, Lin Qian was wary when he first arrived. He only considered pros and cons in everything, and looked on coldly at the chaos in his house. But the eldest sister is gentle and tolerant, the second sister is protective and straightforward, the fourth sister is soft and dependent, and her parents' clumsy preferences gradually melt the wall she built in her heart.
She gradually enlightened her family: she persuaded her father to go to the countryside to collect goods, avoid the traps of fellow villagers, and change his business thinking; she fully supported her eldest sister in pursuing her studies and realizing her dreams, accompanied her frail fourth sister to strengthen her body, corrected her younger brother's arrogant temperament, and resolved all kinds of difficulties from neighbors and relatives.
From dilapidated thatched houses to county shops, from three meals of gruel to stability and prosperity, she firmly seized the opportunities of the 1990s. Flood disasters, business rivals' schemes, and family property disputes ensued one after another. The Lin family siblings worked together to resolve them one by one.
Many years later, the four daughters each pursued their dreams: teachers, industrial bosses, researchers of museum literature and history, and grassroots nurses. The younger brother was down-to-earth and stable, and the parents enjoyed their old age. Lin Qian, who was once guarded, also understood the warmth in the fireworks and family ties, and joined hands with her lover to search for the unknown martyrs and fulfill her lifelong wish.
