In the tea country of the Republic of China era, Chen Gensheng, who made a living by weaving bamboo strips, took on a marriage proposal, accepting the huge debts left behind by the Lin family and a dilapidated ancestral tea stove. Relying on his experienced tea-picking skills, he ventured deep into the mountains and sought good tea, step by step paying off debts, protecting the Lin family's tea veins, and even risking venturing deep into dangerous cliffs to retrieve his father-in-law who had been missing for three months. He abided by mountain rules, valued deep affection and righteousness, supported a family with his tough bones, and boiled the bitter days into full of fireworks warmth.