Lin Lao guards an old bungalow in Linchuan City. The yard is overgrown with weeds and there is a debt of 1.28 Million on the account. Under the wave of renaissance of craftsmen's crafts, flea markets have become popular, but fakes are rampant. One day, he touched the soil in the yard and activated the "Pastoral Check-in" system: touching the soil every day will reward him with short-term vision, memory repair, and outdoor intuition. With a keen eye, Lin Lai spotted a dusty Ming Dynasty red lacquer box at the flea market and bought it back at a low price. After repairing it with his own hands, he amazed the craftsmen's guild and sold it for a sky-high price. Debts began to loosen, and tenants moved in one after another—an illustrator escaping from involution, an outdoor blogger obsessed with camping, and a reclusive restoration master. The yard is filled with vegetables and flowers, and we go hiking and camping together on weekends. The days are steaming. But Su Wanyin's thoughts became more and more serious. She found that Lin Lao could always pick up the leaks accurately and suspected that he was hiding something. Every time suspicions fermented, the duration of Lin Lai's discerning eye when signing in would be shortened, and he would frequently miss out. When the last payment of the debt was left, Su Wanyin broke up with him during the camping trip and walked into the mountains alone... Lin Lai followed his outdoor intuition to catch up to the mountain, but encountered a landslide due to heavy rain. When two people are trapped in a rock crevice, will they continue to be suspicious of each other, or will they rely on craftsmanship and trust to carve out a way out?
