Gao Xueqing committed suicide on her thirtieth wedding anniversary. After her death, her husband Xu Chen married a new wife just a month later. Everything in her house was thrown away. The ginkgo tree she loved most was cut down and replaced with a phoenix tree. She had no children, so there was no one left to remember her...Gao Xueqing never expected to live again. When she opened her eyes, she thought she had been saved, but something felt off—the ginkgo tree outside was lush and thriving. A glance at the calendar revealed the date: May 12, 1982. Shock washed over her as she realized she had returned thirty years to when she had just married Xu Chen. As she stepped into the living room, memories flooded back, and soon she found herself face-to-face with a younger Xu Chen. He ordered her to prepare for family visitors, indifferent to her presence. Standing there, she felt trapped in a vivid dream, reliving the nightmare that had defined her life. As she served dishes, she struggled to respond to her family’s remarks, memories of past accusations haunting her. In a moment of defiance, she confronted her father about his failures to teach her, marking the beginning of her fight for a different fate.