After her parents die in a car accident, they leave behind an inheritance of 200 million and a five-year-old daughter. Just one year into their marriage, her husband, Zhou Yanchuan, files for divorce on the grounds of irreconcilable differences, demanding half of the inheritance. She is an estate planning specialist who has drafted wills for over 300 people, yet never wrote one for her own parents. She neither cries nor makes a scene. Instead, she plays a recording her father made before his death in open court. But her husband is a lawyer, and that very night, he starts poring over the Civil Code. Three years later, she discovers that the car accident was never an accident at all. This time, she will make everyone repay what they owe, with dignity.