A gambling den owner, greedy for windfalls, angrily smashes the statue of the God of Wealth that refuses to bestow ill-gotten gains. A hardworking young woman rescues the statue and takes it home. The God of Wealth only protects honest, legitimate wealth, and the clay pot only rewards clean, hard-earned money. The gambling den owner steals the clay pot, uses black-hearted money to lend and set up traps, harming the villagers. Everyone gathers evidence to fight against the evil forces. After a calamity, the wrongdoing owner repents and tries his best to make amends for his faults. The village establishes anti-gambling rules and builds a mutual aid group, and everyone works diligently, realizing that diligence and kindness are the root of making a living.