On the eve of the citrus harvest, market prices are steadily climbing as warnings of heavy rain and high humidity quietly emerge. The male lead brings his team to the countryside and offers farmers a guaranteed minimum purchase price for their fresh fruit, willingly taking on all weather-related risks. Some farmers are blinded by continuously rising market prices and insist on waiting for even higher offers, refusing to sell their produce in time. Some recognize the risks, decisively sign contracts, and secure their earnings, while others miss their chance out of greed and suffer quality damage to their fruit. After experiencing market fluctuations and a battle of competing interests, everyone finally understands the wisdom of securing profits while they can, as well as the importance of integrity and supply chain risk management.