Returning home to ChaShanyaou Village in southern Anhui, college graduate Lin Yuanzhou originally wanted to properly contract and manage three hundred and twelve century-old tea trees, but was bluntly blocked at the village committee entrance by his power-wielding uncle Lin Dehou under the pretext that collective resources do not flow outward. Chen Wangcai, a tea vendor from the town, has spent years depressing purchase prices and spreading the narrative that old tea trees can only make low-end tea. Joining forces with college classmate Su Yutong and veteran tea farmer Uncle Mo, Lin Yuanzhou numbers and tags each old tea tree, films documentaries, and launches an online cloud-raising tea adoption model, transforming the fresh leaf business into selling the dignity of every tree.