Ou Sheng, an assembly line young man with the dream of "becoming a boss", passed a strange provincial examination and became the "village captain" of his hometown Shicun.
However, he soon discovered that what this "captain" held was not power, but a loan form of 100,000 yuan that he needed to fill out personally. Behind his dream of being a "boss" is the bank's cold KPI assessment: monthly living expenses of 600 yuan, salary settled at the end of the year, and dividends directly linked to the principal and interest of the loan.
In front of him was the lush yet mysterious Camellia Tree Mountain, the mess and mysterious debts left by his predecessor's "chaos", the unsolved mystery behind the third aunt's magnificent villa, and the watching and probing gazes of the villagers.
A loan of 100,000 yuan is both a start-up capital and a heavy shackles. Ou Sheng's "Shicun Industrial Development Plan" is not only about projects and budgets, but also a cruel adventure about wealth, relationships and the future of the countryside.
