Shen Mo endured and compromised all his life, only to be despised by his children and grandchildren in his old age. His greatest regret before dying was failing to protect his suffering parents. Opening his eyes once more, he finds himself back at the 1960s family banquet where he was forced into a uxorilocal marriage, and unexpectedly awakens a portable farm he played with in his childhood. Refusing to use his marriage to trade for his cousin's future, he step by step wins back his dignity and confidence by growing crops, selling vegetables, and exchanging ration tickets. Facing cutoffs of food supplies, the Bai family's schemes, and relatives' harassment, in this lifetime he will never endure it again, and will make his parents hold their heads high and live a good life truly belonging to them.