For high-speed rail land acquisition, the villagers of Qingshiqiao united to refuse signing, hoping for compensation to rise to five million. Zhou Qinghe, who understands engineering, discovered geological hazards from public survey data, took the lead in signing despite ridicule, got more than three million yuan, and brought her parents to settle in the city. Some people borrowed money to decorate, book cars, and celebrate in advance, but the high-speed rail bypassed eleven kilometers north due to karst risks, Qingshiqiao withdrew from the expropriation scope, and their dream of getting rich fell through. The people who used to laugh at her for being timid now come to her door asking her to change the route back. Facing peer pressure, she only helps sort out regular procedures, refuses to underwrite for the whole village, and guards her family's peaceful days.