Back to My Twenties: Uncovering the Truth
Qiu Xiaohua, the 68‑year‑old founder of Embroidery Art, has devoted her whole life to traditional flower embroidery and earned tremendous prestige in the industry. Expecting to enjoy her later years in peace, she mistakenly trusted her daughter‑in‑law Tang Wanwan. Coveting Qiu Xiaohua’s reputation, artworks and entire family fortune, Tang Wanwan pretended to be filial while secretly abusing her for a long time. When Qiu Xiaohua fell gravely ill and was bedridden, Tang Wanwan set up a livestream tripod. She tearfully claimed online that her family had spent everything on her mother‑in‑law’s medical treatment, winning massive public sympathy and raising 10 million yuan in donations. After getting the money, Tang Wanwan revealed her vicious nature. She cut off Qiu Xiaohua’s life and ordered her men to cremate the body to cover up her crimes and seize all the inheritance. Dying full of grievance, Qiu Xiaohua wished she could start over and make the villains pay. A mysterious glow descended, and she was sent back to her 20‑year‑old self. At the hospital, Fu Shang, CEO of Hong Kong’s top design firm and son of Qiu Xiaohua’s youthful best friend Wang Guiying, came for the memorial. He long admired Qiu Xiaohua’s embroidery skills and took the young‑looking Qiu Xiaohua for a random trouble‑maker. Unable to reveal her true identity, Qiu Xiaohua used a medical mannequin to fool Tang Wanwan’s thugs sent to dispose of the body and narrowly escaped.
