Xu Xiulan, who has sold steamed buns for thirty years, kneads dough at three in memory of dawn, saving every single coin of her blood, sweat, and tears to support her son and raise her husband. On Mid-Autumn Night, however, her husband welcomes a third party into the house, driving her out of her home, putting her mother's gold bracelet on her lover's wrist, and transferring all of her thirty years of retirement savings until not a single cent is left. She hires a gold-medal lawyer, records and gathers evidence, traces financial flows backward, and sues the people who betrayed her in court. With evidence as solid as mountains, the scumbag leaves with nothing, and all the money is fully recovered. Two years later, the steamed bun shop grows into the million-valued Xu's Dim Sum Flagship Store. A woman's inner confidence is never something bestowed by marriage.