At the end of the Hundred Years of Global War, in the ruins of Berlin, German young man Amin met Chinese veteran Zhao Jianguo by chance. The old man carried "Moondust Rice" seeds that could grow in the radiation zone. The two team up with Lina, a girl who lost her parents, to build a greenhouse in an abandoned botanical garden and use seeds to ignite hope for survival. In the process, they accepted an American veteran father and son and eliminated the threat of the Black Wolf Gang. More and more survivors gathered and used their hands to sow seeds and trust in the ruins. Before Zhao Jianguo died, he entrusted A Ming with the responsibility of guarding the seeds. In the end, Yuechen rice was planted all over the ruins, and people of different nationalities reconnected through farming. The scars of war were healed by the new greenery. In the simplest way, mankind moved toward unity that transcended hatred. From then on, this blue planet of mankind became a global village in the true sense.
