In the early 1980s, kind widow Lila Shaw adopted baby girl Yvette Shaw despite widespread prejudice. Blessed by Yvette's miraculous good fortune, Lila demonstrated extraordinary courage. She resolutely carried out Family Separation, reclaimed wasteland for farming, and established an agricultural and Fishing Cooperative, while Yvette's four older brothers were extremely protective of their little sister. When natural disasters struck, Lila bravely led the village to resist, and eventually, the underdeveloped fishing village was transformed into a model village.