After his mother's passing, Jiang Yi vows to fulfill her final wish—to be laid to rest in their ancestral home. But there's one problem: his uncle, Li Sandong, has illegally occupied the house for four years and refuses to give it back. Worse, he's planning to hand it over to a wealthy investor for a quick profit.
At his mother's funeral, Jiang Yi makes a solemn promise before her spirit: he will take back what's rightfully theirs. On the day of her burial, he makes a bold move—carrying her coffin straight to the doorstep of the seized house. Armed with the property deed and the law, he forces his greedy uncle out in disgrace.
Just when justice seems served, the village is slated for tourism development. Jiang Yi chooses to preserve the old house and join the rebuilding effort. Meanwhile, Li Sandong's greed costs him everything—reduced to scavenging for scraps on the very streets he once tried to sell out.
