Just graduated and facing job rejections, Qi Zhou returns to his rural hometown and encounters Hengchang Real Estate coming to acquire land. His father almost sells their three mu of land for 360,000. Relying on what he learned in his land management major, Qi Zhou spends 18 yuan to print a planning map, cites legal articles and land auction data, and negotiates with the developers. He sees through their tactics of forcing signatures and luring them with dinner parties, raising his family's compensation to 7.9 million. Afterwards, he accepts commissions from fellow villagers, acts as an agent for collective negotiations for multiple farming households, and helps his neighbors secure reasonable compensation. Rejecting the high-paying position offered by the enterprise, he plans to open a consulting point in his hometown, using his profession to guard the land rights and interests of farmers.