In 2023, swimmer Jiang Jiaojiao and her teammates were participating in a team-building activity at the beach when they were caught by a big wave while trying to rescue a drowning child.... more>>

In 1964, Lin Baoni jumped into the sea to save a comrade from the People's Liberation Army, only to be swept away by a large wave. She eventually lost her life due to exhaustion.

Jiang Jiaojiao, who was reborn as Lin Baoni, lives on with the hope Lin Baoni carried.

She marries a soldier, becomes a military wife, explores islands, and works hard to overcome challenges and improve their living conditions.

She attempts to grow kelp on the island—will she succeed?

Can she be a good military wife?

Can she unravel the mystery of the sacrifices made by two generations of women in the Jiang family?

And so, the story unfolds...

Because of saving someone, Jiang Jiaojiao from 2023 is transmigrated to the 1960s—beginning a different life!

Because of being saved, Gu Ye, a native born in the 1940s, rewrites the life he had set for himself. <<less

[Era Setting] + [Space/Dimensional Travel] + [Everyday Family Life] + [No Going to the Countryside] ... more>>

Xu Di, born in the 1980s, didn’t get into college after graduating high school. She spent two years working a sewing machine in a garment factory. At 20, she successfully matched through a blind date, got married, and had a child.

In 2020, after years of silently bottling up her frustrations, Xu Di was diagnosed with late-stage breast cancer. She underwent surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy, and passed away in 2024, having lived a short life.

On her deathbed, Xu Di thought back to that blind date she had at age 20. If she had chosen the soldier from the neighboring village instead, would she still have developed cancer from all that suppressed resentment and died so young?

But just as her heart monitor flatlined, the question remained locked in her mind with no answer.

If there were a next life, she would rather choose a marriage where the man was away most of the year, earning money and sending it home, while she raised the child alone  than one where the man was physically present yet emotionally absent, a “widow-style” marriage in all but name. <<less