One stormy night, Su Wanqing, president of a corporate group, unexpectedly meets Lin Yang, an employee from a mountain village. Covered in mud but with clear, bright eyes, this young man breaks through the armor she has built with wealth using dried sweet potatoes, handwritten proposals, and his simple dream of delivering farm produce directly to consumers. When their live-stream campaign to help farmers is stolen, he quietly takes the blame. When a client gives her a hard time, he steps in front of her. When the Su family opposes them with all their might, he brings villagers carrying their mountain produce and walks twenty li to prove his sincerity. From his “rustic” report in the boardroom to a national award for rural revitalization, from dried sweet potatoes in a rented room to peach-blossom pastries at a countryside wedding, Lin Yang’s sincerity and sense of responsibility teach Su Wanqing that the most precious thing isn’t an LV bag, but the warmth of his hand; it isn’t a business empire, but the moments they spend crouching by the fields to watch the sunset. This is a story about “sincerity triumphing over glitter,” proving that when the light of the countryside meets the neon of the city, together they can illuminate the whole world. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental.
