Transmigrating into the unlucky urban young man sent down to the countryside, the male protagonist opened his eyes to see his whole family crammed into a leaky adobe house, his younger siblings crying from hunger, his older brother pushing thirty and unable to afford a bride price, with not even money for rice in his pocket. While others went to the countryside carrying bundles and weeping, he traded mountain goods, ran breeding businesses, helped people repair farm tools to earn work points, quietly carried flour and oil home, and steadily saved up the bride price. The relatives who originally drove their family away waited to see the whole family drink the northwest wind, only to turn around and see his family's granary overflowing, with his older brother splendidly marrying the most diligent and good girl in the neighboring village.