This is a contemporary urban short drama about a woman's fight for her legal rights. Water leaks from the apartment upstairs into painter Su Wanning's home, destroying all her furniture and the paintings she has prepared for an upcoming exhibition. The upstairs homeowner, Zhang Cuilan, arrogantly refuses to arrange repairs, the property management company evades responsibility, and the developer shifts the blame by claiming the warranty has expired. Even police mediation achieves little. With everyone passing the buck, Su Wanning finds herself with nowhere to turn. Desperate, she arranges one hundred pots of sunflowers and posts a photo on social media. This is the secret distress signal she agreed upon with her wealthy family. Once the Su family intervenes, everyone's attitude changes dramatically, and various parties begin offering generous compensation, including a new apartment and cash. However, Su Wanning refuses special treatment and insists on an independent third-party assessment and accountability in accordance with regulations, demanding that each party bear its rightful responsibility.