Chen Hao, an agricultural university graduate, resolutely gives up a city job paying an annual salary of 200,000 yuan and returns to his hometown to start a business, determined to find a way to sell the village's one million jin of unsold Shatang mandarins. His decision is met with his father's furious opposition, as well as ridicule and criticism from his neighbors. Nobody believes he can succeed as a farmer back home. However, Chen Hao has three years of research experience in deep citrus processing from his university days. He is determined to turn unsold, inferior oranges into dried tangerine peel, candied fruit, and orange jam, buying discarded oranges from local farmers at a low price to help them earn extra income. Despite pressure from his family and doubts from everyone around him, he takes the first steps toward entrepreneurship, determined to use his knowledge to revitalize his hometown's agricultural industry and lead the villagers out of their agricultural produce sales crisis.