Tang Renjia (played by Xia Yu) is a grassroots tycoon with 600 million assets. He treats his wife Ling Qiao (played by Li Siqi) with respect. His aunt Ling Li (played by Michelle Yim) suffered emotional trauma in her early years and devoted herself to helping her brother-in-law run the business. The seafood store quickly developed into a chain operation. The eldest son Tang Zhian (played by Chen Hao) is an adopted son, but the couple treats him as their own son and gives him the business. Zhian also lives up to the expectations of his adoptive parents and performs well. Renjia and Ling Qiao also have two children, Zhiyi (played by Huang Zongze) and Zhixin (played by Chen Fala). Ling Qiao manages the family well and convinces people with reason. She also loves Zhihuan (played by Lai Lok Yi), the son born by the concubine Wang Xiuqin (played by Guan Juying). The family is harmonious and loving, but the concubine Wang Xiuqin is a figure that cannot be ignored. She admires and obeys Ling Qiao on the surface, but in fact she is full of resentment in her heart. A secret that has been concealed for many years has become the fuse for the family's entanglement. On the other hand, Chi-on meets a poor female college student, Sheung Jai-sam (played by Linda Chung). Chi-on helps Jai-sam solve problems time and time again, and gradually develops a crush on her. However, Jai-sam likes the young and promising lawyer Cheng Liang (played by Raymond Lam). The suave Raymond Lam develops a relationship with Jai-sam's friend Shui Ming-ha (played by Yoyo Mung). When Jai-sam finds out, she is heartbroken. Will the financial disputes and emotional entanglements have an end in the end?