Lu Qiming, president of the New Century Academy of Agricultural Sciences, was accidentally electrocuted during an agricultural technology research experiment. He opened his eyes again and returned to the newly liberated Lujia Village in 1949. The dilapidated thatched house, the starving family, the land that was too barren to grow crops, the cowardly and incompetent father, the mother who was coughing up blood, the powerful second uncle who coveted the family property, and the despicable villagers who did not tolerate kindness, constituted his entire dilemma after his rebirth. Lu Qiming, who possesses knowledge of modern agriculture, medicine, and management, started by solving his mother's illness and solved the dilemma step by step: using simple methods to improve the soil, breeding high-yielding crop seeds, and teaching villagers to farm scientifically. While dealing with his uncle's troubles and the villagers' calculations, he led Lujia Village from a poor mountain village with insufficient food to a well-off village with full grain stores and everyone's prosperity. In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Lu Qiming led Lujia Village.