> Lin Xiaoye arrives in the 1960s as an educated youth, his head full of DIY tutorials, and eagerly sets about improving the farm's old tools.
> He adds a spring to a sickle to make it easier to use, weaves reed mats to keep bugs away, and even secretly improves the earthen stove.
> But Wei Heng, the taciturn educated youth next door, always watches with a cool gaze. "Clever little tricks only bring trouble in the end."
> At the autumn harvest, Lin Xiaoye's handmade sickle wows everyone, and the commune leaders are about to commend him.
> Suddenly, Wei Heng drags him into a haystack. "Someone reported your improved stove!"
> Lin Xiaoye protests, "It saves firewood and it's safe. What grounds do they have to report me?"
> Wei Heng lifts his chin and whispers, "The tallest tree catches the wind. In this era, all it takes to ruin someone is a letter of accusation."
Does everyone know that the male protagonist is from modern times? There are so many such descriptions?