The pace is unhurried, the tone isn't heavy—just everyday family matters and trivial concerns. Those who prefer a slow rhythm can settle in here.
Nathan Whitfield got slammed into 1959 rural China by a dump truck, dragging the whole village toward prosperity?
Don't be ridiculous. Nathan Whitfield's narrow shoulders can't bear that kind of weight. He just wants his family to have food to eat, clothes to wear, work to do, money to earn, smiles on their faces, and hope in their hearts. He wants to live free and easy, doing as he pleases—and not doing what he doesn't.
