Aitipat (Pachara Chirathivat) was addicted to online games in high school, but he made his fortune by reselling game props. He showed excellent business acumen at a young age. However, because he neglected his studies for too long, he failed to pass the graduation exam, so he could only choose to attend a private school with expensive tuition. However, when it rained, his father's business failed and he owed a huge debt, and he was ready to move his family abroad. But Aitipat insisted on staying to pay off his father's debts. To this end, he tried reselling DVD game consoles and setting up a stall to sell sugar-roasted chestnuts, but they all failed due to lack of experience, and the road to entrepreneurship was full of thorns. By chance, he discovered the business opportunity of seaweed as a snack. Through continuous attempts, he overcame the problem of seaweed preservation, and the seaweed he produced was well received. He did not stop at the retail stage, but taught himself marketing theory, and through continuous improvement of production quality and overcoming the difficulties of mass processing and production, he obtained cooperation with the retail supermarket tycoon 7-eleven, repaid his father's 40 million debt in two years, and became a billionaire at the age of 26, creating a miracle in the business world. The film is adapted from the true story of a Thai seaweed tycoon and tells his personal inspirational story.