Lin Chuan has long endured the shackles of distorted family affection. His younger brother constantly takes advantage of his family's tolerance to make endless demands, kidnapping him with blood and moral ties, and even harming their parents. No longer bound by the notion that an older brother must unconditionally yield, Lin Chuan bravely fights on reason and guards his parents with heart. He understands that favors in family affection are only sentiments, not mandatory obligations. Bottomless indulgence can hardly exchange for gratitude; holding fast to principles is the best protection for one's family.