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Back to the 60s: The Ice Beauty's Counterattack to Find Her Husband
Back to the 60s: The Ice Beauty's Counterattack to Find Her Husband Plot:
Su Wan, a modern investment banker, wakes up as Su Guixiang—the 'Ice Beauty' of a 1960s mountain village in southern Zhejiang. The original Guixiang was labeled a 'husband-crippler' for her reserve, and her new husband Chen Mo, an educated youth, vanished three months into marriage. The village gossiped he left because she was too cold. But Su Wan finds Chen Mo's notebook, with a heart-shaped coffee latte art—their only pre-wedding memory—on the last page. Convinced he didn't abandon her, she drops the 'cold' facade, uses modern business sense to start an embroidery cooperative and sell local goods, transforming from an outcast to the village's leader. Following clues, she learns Chen Mo went undercover in a nearby county as a carpenter to save the village's ancestral hall with Ming-Qing wood carvings. When Su Wan finds him with the villagers' letter, the once timid Ice Beauty now shines. And Chen Mo's notebook? Full of lines like 'I want to see the county streetlights with Guixiang.' This time travel isn't just about finding her husband—it's about rediscovering the brave, loving self she lost.
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