On Qingshi Street, Lu Li opened a high-end auto detailing shop. The storefront belongs to his childhood friend Qiu Ziang's family. Verbally agreed upon initially, the rent was fifty thousand a year for a long-term lease. Lu Li invested over two million, transforming the previously neglected old storefront into a fully equipped high-end auto detailing shop. This small place values human feelings and neighborhood relations, with neighbors and folks prioritizing old bonds, but oral agreements lack the binding constraint of pen and paper. Seeing the shop's business booming with luxury cars coming in a steady stream, the landlord family succumbed to greed and planned to temporarily skyrocket the rent. This triggers a conflict between human feelings and contracts, interests and bottom lines.