You Asked Me to Film a Slow-Paced Variety Show, and I Turned a Washed-Up Group into the Ceiling?

Former boy-band center Shen Jun has been in a group for twelve years, with annual returns of just 8%. From the start, the investors pull out and send him to a deserted island to film a low-budget variety show with no budget, no script, and no crew.

He expects the pampered idols to last no more than three days. But Shen Jun leads the team in harvesting rice by hand, building mortise-and-tenon structures without nails, and wading barefoot through muddy fields, turning survival into a showcase of all-around skills.

When their bare-bones wilderness shelter becomes an intangible cultural heritage base, viewers across the internet are dumbfounded.

The sponsors who once pulled out go bankrupt and beg to work with him. Shen Jun smiles faintly, then drives a combine harvester onto a CCTV broadcast.

How did an old has-been the entertainment industry no longer wanted become the hope of an entire village overnight?