Warehouse manager Evan Patterson transmigrates into a famine-stricken 1960s village and becomes a young man of the same name—drowning in gambling debts, both parents dead, with four younger sisters crying for food. His aunt Yvonne Miller comes to force his eldest sister into marriage in exchange for grain. Village bully Travis Lowry sets a debt trap, while the original body’s fiancée Kelly Parson has an affair with the bully and plots the original body’s death. At his lowest, Evan activates a portable warehouse system, trades old objects for supplies, drives off his toxic relatives with a stun baton, and photographs Kelly and Travis’s affair to turn the tables. He also wins the villagers’ trust with grain and gains a foothold in the village. After going to the city, he meets old-goods dealer James Richardson and his daughter Raina Richardson, only to be endlessly tormented by black-market tyrant Gregory Keller and his son. The Kellers use a loophole in James’s early antique deals to force Raina into marriage. On the wedding day, Evan brings the whole village to crash the ceremony, produces an official letter from the State Office of Culture to clear the Richardson family, and the Public Safety Station simultaneously captures Danny Grant, who kidnapped his sister. Gregory Keller and his son are arrested, Evan rescues Raina, and the two finally marry. Five years later, antique shops open all over the city.
