Su Xiaoman inherits her father's grocery store. After worshipping Lord Guan for ten years, she is still drowning in debt and, furious, decides to tear down his portrait and replace it with one of the God of Wealth. Lord Guan speaks up and proposes settling three accounts, teaching her to collect debts through honesty and integrity. Auntie Wang owes 8,000 yuan, her maternal uncle owes 40,000 yuan, and Fatty Qian owes 50,000 yuan in fair compensation. Having once chased petty profits, taken advantage of others' kindness, and invested dirty money, she breaks her promises three times and suffers setbacks. Eventually, she understands that what she has been worshipping is not wealth, but integrity. She refunds the money owed to her cheated neighbors, displays the account books covering ten years, refuses hush money, and joins forces with Old Zhou to expose Fatty Qian and Jia the Fortune Teller. After settling all outstanding debts, she hangs up a new sign: Su's Grocery Store – Built on Trust. This story teaches us that integrity is the foundation of a good life, and trust is worth more than money. When the accounts are settled and the conscience is clear, the road ahead becomes wider.