1950s: Touring on My Two-Bar Bicycle

When rich kid Zhou Heping races his car, he transmigrates to 1955 and becomes the “Ninth Young Master,” cast off by his family. With a dragon-patterned jade pendant that holds a pocket dimension, a spirit spring, medical books, and martial arts, he plans to keep his head down and scrape by. But the old man he casually saves turns out to be his own grandfather, and he is forced to move into the military compound.

On the surface, he’s a kid’s ringleader who studies and walks dogs. In secret, he uses supplies from his pocket dimension to run the “Dawn Group” and quietly changes people’s lives with his medical skills, pulling the strings from the shadows. He wins over stubborn Grandpa Lu with “sugar-coated bullets” and brings his father together with Aunt Lu, who has waited for years. Meanwhile, amid the tides of the times, he does things his own way to protect the warmth of his little family and the peace of everyone around him.

But when word comes of “price inspections,” can he still keep his hidden enterprises and extraordinary abilities under wraps?