share time: 2025-10-10 12:35:34
In her past life, Lin Xiaoman was the “self-sacrificing wife” of the 1980s—saving every penny to support her husband Chen Mo’s business, only to be sidelined once he succeeded. On her deathbed, she found Chen Mo’s diary and discovered a shocking truth: she’d always been his “cinnabar mole” (a lifelong, irreplaceable love) — his coldness was just a clumsy way to protect her from hardship. With this unspoken regret, Lin Xiaoman is reborn to their 1985 wedding night. This time, she’s done being “accommodating”: she puts on her floral dress, sells handmade hair accessories at a stall, and even argues with her mother-in-law for a “day off every week.” To her surprise, the once stoic Chen Mo is drawn to her new vitality—he leaves work early to help her with the stall, shows off her red scarf at the factory, and even blushes: “Xiaoman… wanna take our wedding photos this weekend?” Amid the 1980s’ hustle (bicycle bells, street food aromas), a sweet, healing love story unfolds: the wife who once faded away becomes the center of her husband’s world—and this time, both of them will learn to say “I love you” out loud.
mute, 2x speed, if you want to adjust, please click the controller bar to adjust
02:16:41
