Chen Tingyuan, owner of a deep-sea cold-chain facility, struggles to protect 3.8 million worth of live seafood awaiting export. His brother-in-law, Su Zihao, who has been on the job for only three days, tries to save on electricity by secretly cutting power and tampering with the temperature controls, destroying all the premium seafood. He even steals and sells dead crabs to pay off loan sharks. His older sister, Su Ruolan, the finance director, protects her younger brother, deletes surveillance footage, and embezzles company funds to cover his debts. With foreign clients demanding compensation and creditors surrounding the facility, ten years of hard work collapse overnight. In the end, Chen Tingyuan decisively puts an end to nepotism, holds those responsible accountable under the law, and rebuilds the cold-chain facility from the ruins. This story delivers a stark warning about favoritism, misconduct, and breaking workplace rules, highlighting the importance of upholding principles and operating a business in compliance with regulations.