In the early years of the Republic of China, the Zhou family in Qingxi Village was in dire straits: the fourth uncle lost money in gambling and was in debt, the grandmother was seriously ill and dying, and the casino creditor forced the girl Lingxi to pay off the debt. The villagers lamented that the Zhou family's pearl could not live a happy life. In a desperate situation, Lingxi accidentally bound to the "Pastoral Wealth Making System" and has since shouldered the burden of supporting his family. She led her family to open up wasteland to plant corn and raise angelica, and taught women to weave bamboo baskets in exchange for money. She also used the power of the system to eliminate pests and improve the soil, gradually paying off debts and healing her grandma.
Life is getting better and better, but Lingxi has not stopped. It not only attracts long-term cooperation between Renxintang and cloth merchants, but also encourages villagers to jointly grow medicinal materials and engage in industry, giving Qingxi Village a new lease of life. During the ups and downs, her relationship with Mo Yan, her sweetheart since childhood, gradually deepened. From working side by side to open up wasteland to falling in love with each other on a silver bracelet, they agreed to get married together when their property prospered.
This is a story that uses the power of the system to break the situation and writes the legend of poverty alleviation with tenacity and warmth. It not only contains the pyrotechnics of rural struggle, but also hides a long-lasting and beautiful marriage.
