In order to fulfill his father's last wish, Song Nianchu from Qinghe Fishing Village met the reformist Mu Shi'an on the recommendation of the village chief. When they met, he helped him drive away the people who bullied his sister, and reached an agreement in which she paid a bride price for the marriage. After their marriage, Mu Shi'an showed off his talents and built an efficient netting machine and an improved trolley to solve the problem of can label rubbing. The two promoted the village economy, supplying restaurants, developing canned fish projects, taking orders for trolleys, renting netting machines to villagers to increase their income, and resolving conflicts such as the illness of their father and disputes over the marriage. Song Nianchu led the villagers to expand production and was recognized by the county, which increased the income of the fishing village. She and Mu Shi'an also changed from a couple to mutual partners, looking forward to the future of the fishing village together.
