Hang Mei and Hong Lei carry over 500,000 in foreign debt due to investment failure. Selling their house and jewelry still fails to fill the gap, so the two go to Binhai Logistics Park to work two night shifts to make a living. Hang Mei spots a business opportunity and sets up a stall selling noodles. Just as business begins to pick up, her father-in-law falls seriously ill and needs surgery, and advancing the medical fees triggers family conflicts among the brothers. The couple stays behind in the park during the Spring Festival to deliver food and open up a new track, but transitioning to group meals faces malicious suppression from peers. The two stick to quality and turn the crisis around. After paying off their debts, they refuse the temptation to contract the cafeteria with loans, steadily building up their savings. Two years later, when the new house starts construction, Hang Mei suddenly wakes up to the realization that many things going against one's wishes are actually the protection of fate.