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Modern corporate slave Lin Xiaoman dies from overwork, waking up in a 1960s northern rural adobe house. Staring at her patched clothes and the bamboo fence outside, she’s panicking about survival when a rugged man knocks her into a mud puddle—Gu Changlin, a soldier home on leave. He scolds her for being “careless,” but secretly gives her his saved military compressed biscuits. When she uses modern hybrid rice knowledge to boost the production team’s harvest, neighbors call her “witchcraft,” but Gu immediately stands at the yard gate with a hoe: “No one talks about my wife like that.” From mutual dislike to leaving warm meals for each other, from “making do” to “wanting forever,” they count stars on haystacks, share roasted sweet potatoes by the stove, and turn poverty into sweet honey. Turned out, the “burning years of passion” are someone putting you first, turning hardship into warmth together.
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