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Jiang Yuxin suddenly received a letter from her grandma, and the content in the letter made Jiang Yuxin very uneasy. She hurriedly resigned and hurried to her hometown, Beishangkan Village, to fulfill the agreement with her grandmother and to search for the traces left by her deceased father in the village. However, she unexpectedly got caught up in a battle for the old house. With the help of Tang Ruonan, the first secretary in the village born in the 1990s, Jiang Yuxin successfully solved the family crisis; at the same time, inspired by Tang Ruonan and because of her own obsession, Jiang Yuxin decided to stay in the village and opened a country B&B based on the old house with her best friend Lu Jia who came to visit her. However, the good times did not last long, and the villagers in the ancient villages were not interested in local tourism development and the revitalization of traditional crafts. At this time, the three female heads realized that in order to truly lead the villagers to get rich, they must first change their concepts. As a result, the three girls worked together to build roads, plant Cordyceps cordyceps, and encourage young talents who had left the village to return to the village to start businesses. Beishangkan Village gradually took on a new look. At this time, the problem appeared again. A local developer wants to intervene in the commercial development of the ancient village. On the one hand, it needs to demolish and build a lot, and on the other hand, it needs to protect the village's cultural resources such as old crafts, ancient buildings, and eating habits, and preserve the original color of the ancient village. Where will Beishangkan Village go? How should the three female heads lead the villagers to break out?

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