Young Wan Qing returns with memories of her past life and prevents her younger brother, Wan Lin, from dying at their uncle's home on the seventeenth day of the twelfth lunar month. Their aunt, Hu Ling, mistreats the siblings and embezzles the living expenses their mother left behind. Wan Qing protects her grandmother and brother, seizes an opportunity to recover part of the money, and escapes from her uncle's home with them. After unexpectedly winning a huge prize, she buys a storefront and establishes a home, helping her long-suffering grandmother find a better life. She stands up for her younger paternal aunt's family, who are tormented by her husband's relatives, pays for treatment for her disabled uncle-in-law, and buys a shop to help her aunt start a business. Meanwhile, her uncle receives a letter from his mother but continues to hoard the money. Turmoil spreads through the village, and just as Wan Qing opens the door of her shop, she encounters an unexpected visitor, leaving the story full of suspense.