At the age of seventy-eight, Guiqin dies with regrets. When she opens her eyes again, she finds herself back in 1983, on the very day she has just married into the Zhao family in Jiangnan. In her previous life, misunderstandings about her mother-in-law and husband led to a lifetime of quarrels. Only in old age did she discover that her mother-in-law had pawned her silver bracelets to pay for her life-saving surgery, while her husband had secretly sent money to support her family back in Northeast China. Given a second chance at life, Guiqin lets go of her prejudices and takes the initiative to learn the local language and care for her family. She seizes opportunities to stockpile goods and avoid risks, discovers her mother-in-law's hidden illness early, and treats her honest, taciturn husband with tenderness. She seeks neither wealth nor status, only to untangle every knot left by the past and cherish her family, so that no regrets remain in their lives.