Lin Zhixia, an urban operations professional, gives up a promotion opportunity and returns to her hometown, Qingshan Town, determined to solve the village's problem of oranges selling for low prices and remaining unsold. Faced with villagers who lack e-commerce knowledge, high delivery costs, and meager returns for fruit growers, she builds a premium orange brand and sells over 8,000 orders in a single day through livestreaming. She introduces an innovative fruit tree adoption model, winning over consumers by giving them a personal connection to the orchard. To overcome the limitations of selling fresh fruit, she raises funds herself to establish a village-level processing plant, develops value-added orange products, and secures a major long-term supply contract lasting three years. By maintaining fruit quality and helping 28 farming households increase their income, she fulfills her father's unfulfilled dream and forges a path to rural prosperity through her work as a new-generation e-commerce farmer.