Lu Zhuo, the washed-up boy band’s former visual, and Zhuo Yuan, an obscure singer-songwriter, are famous “mortal enemies” in the entertainment industry. They were trainees in the same class, once fighting side by side, but now they’re strangers with a grudge neither can let go of.
When both face the threat of contract termination, their manager bundles them off to a rural work variety show called Let’s Farm Together, where there’s no pay at all. The show is so bare-bones that all it has to offer is the real deal, so the two have to harvest rice, drive tractors, and chop wood to boil water together. More surprisingly, when Lu Zhuo signed the contract, he quietly took on half of Zhuo Yuan’s termination fee. It was a secret he never intended to tell anyone.
From bickering and helping each other in the mud to becoming an unexpected sensation, from misunderstandings and a cold war sparked by competing for opportunities and feuding fanbases to a new love song performed on the final night, the whole internet watches them go from obscurity to standing before a sea of people. The cicadas in the barn remember that summer night. What they found in the mud was more than a chance to become famous: it was someone they had lost and found again.
Lighthearted comedy × bickering enemies × farming variety show, a ridiculous, sweet romance about mortal enemies becoming lovers.
