Cruelly laid off, Lin Xiaowan returns to her hometown full of disillusionment. Looking at the top-quality wild mountain tea that is of exceptional quality but cannot be sold, she decides to start from scratch and test the waters of live-stream e-commerce. The entrepreneurial path is full of thorns: a disastrous first live stream, insufficient qualifications, packaging and logistics challenges follow one after another, and she also has to fight against the malicious suppression of counterfeit fake goods. She learns traditional tea-frying craftsmanship from her mother, unites with fellow villagers to stick together and develop, and guards the bottom line of tea quality. From starting individual broadcasts to building a team, opening up online and offline channels, and pioneering a new model of tea-tourism integration, a group of ordinary people rely on a surge of resilience to let the deep mountain wild tea walk out of the mountain, writing the struggle of rural revitalization with their youth.