Jiang Tao, an architect in a first-tier city, became famous but exhausted physically and mentally. A demolition notice was like a bolt from the blue, dragging him back to his remote and stubborn hometown from the city full of high-rise buildings. Jiang Tao struggled internally when faced with his stubborn old father who insisted on never leaving his ancestral home, a traditional village that was on the verge of disappearing, and a dilapidated B&B that his childhood playmate Su Mei insisted on. He once thought that returning to his hometown was just to solve the demolition problem, but he unexpectedly got involved in a collision of values about his hometown and the future. When the giant wheel of modern development rolls in, when the small bridges and flowing water in his childhood memories face bulldozing, when his father's stubbornness intertwines with the confusion of the villagers, Jiang Tao must make a choice: Should he continue to pursue the glitz of the city, or protect this land that carries family affection and nostalgia? How will he use his expertise to rebuild a spiritual home in this forgotten land, rejuvenate his hometown, and find himself who has been worn away by the city? A rural revitalization legend about persistence, inheritance and self-salvation has begun.
