share time: 2025-10-22 00:39:41
Jiang Chi, a cold-hearted corporate elite, returns to his hometown to inherit his grandmother's "Nine Suns Mountain Lodge"—a suburban B&B on the brink of closure due to his long neglect. As he pushes open the door, he's swarmed by nine little girls holding "sun tokens": "Uncle! We're your nine nieces!" He checks all his relatives but finds no trace of them, ready to call the police until the youngest, Xiao Xing, tugs his衣角: "This is the sun note you gave me when I was little, saying you'd be my uncle." It turns out each girl has a piece of his childhood "nine suns" drawing: Xiao Nuan, who loves vlogging, has his sun doodle; Xiao Man, who makes traditional osmanthus cake, holds his clay sun; even Xiao Ku, the cool street dancer, hides his old note that says "Be as hot as the sun." The kids use their "scout tactics" to revive the lodge: Xiao Nuan's vlog gets it on the urban lifestyle list, Xiao Man's cake becomes a must-try, and Xiao Ku's street dance flash mob draws young crowds. Jiang Chi goes from "passive care" to tucking the kids in at night, remembering his grandma's words: "Nine suns mean passing warmth to nine people." Until Grandma's will reveals the truth—these nine girls are orphans she sponsored. The "nine suns" tokens, made from Jiang Chi's childhood drawing, were meant to make her "temperature-lost" grandson catch the heat again. On the day the lodge hangs the "Nine Suns" sign, Jiang Chi hugs the kids and laughs: "Turns out the 'kingdom' I've been searching for half my life is just you all around me."
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