On the day Ling Lang returned to the fishing village, large areas of brown mud were exposed on the beach after the tide receded, and several netting posts in the distance were crooked like drunk men. He became a worker for straightening and fixing the blocking piles on the offshore beach. He used the skills left behind by his father to guard an area of the sea between the mud and waves for fish farmers. When she reunited with her childhood sweetheart Lin tide, she was already the largest ecological farmer on this tidal flat and was facing a crisis due to defects in the pile workmanship.
He must find a balance between "deep pile stabilization" and "shallow pile beach protection" - driving too deep a pile will disrupt the tidal flat ecology, driving too shallow a pile will not withstand typhoon erosion. She must choose between commercial interests and ecological responsibility. Two people, one uses technology to repair broken foundations, and the other uses patience to repair broken feelings.
When he finally figured out the "segmented ramming method" to stabilize the entire pile forest, the super typhoon "Hai Xi" was approaching with a power not seen in twenty years. Besides the stake, the relationship that he had pushed away with his own hands also required him to lay a new stake - this time, it had to be deep enough to withstand all the storms.
