Zhou Ye gives up his high-paying city job and returns to Yunling Village, turning ugly oranges that were left to rot in the fields and ignored by everyone into a bestselling brand. He leads the villagers toward greater prosperity, but at his engagement banquet, a dispute over an additional 20,000 yuan in bride price leads to him being publicly dumped. He is even stripped of his position in the cooperative. Refusing to compromise on his principles, he creates a new brand, strictly controls fruit quality, and rebuilds the production and supply chain. Facing the pressures of personal relationships and conflicts of interest, he pushes for transparent village accounts and establishes a fair profit-sharing system. By investing deeply in rural industry and helping neighboring villages develop together, he embarks on a passionate yet challenging journey of entrepreneurship back in his hometown.