There is a total misunderstanding in the Belyakovs' family: the head of the family, Vladimir, is busy with business, his wife Oksana is busy with secular affairs. And Mark's son is not interested in all this, he is much more interested in shooting videos for a streaming channel. The family's peace of mind becomes even more shaky when the cousin of the head of the family, Mikhalych, appears on the threshold of the house. Mikhalych has his own headache: Muscovites are taking away his native forestry, so a harsh Russian peasant came to the capital to solve problems in the bud. And during this process, you can stay with relatives. The uncouth Siberian famously integrates into the Belyakovs' family: he becomes a friend for Mark, who sees him as a potential blogger freak, and a problem for his brother, who naively thought that Mikhalych would come to admire the successes of a relative. It won't be easy with Mikhalych, but... common problems only bring the Belyakovs closer together.