Zhou Ye quit his job in the county town, returned to his hometown to contend for four mu of land, and resolved to carve out a new path by growing fresh corn. Faced with his father's doubts, seedlings soaked in heavy rains, sales returns, and cost pressure, he repeatedly found ways amid setbacks, gradually realizing that farming cannot rely solely on passion, but must carefully calculate every single account. When others advised him to expand his scale, he chose to proceed steadily, using solid work to guard his entrepreneurial hope.