Zhou Hai treasures a red gift money ledger. For more than twenty years, he has converted all human favors and interactions into money, recording every gift that others "ought to return." His son Zhou Yuan and Lin Zhixia are preparing their wedding, wanting simply to hold twenty-two tables of a family banquet, but Zhou Hai is single-mindedly intent on using the wedding to recover the cash gifts he has sent out over many years. He privately orders fifty banquet tables, misappropriates the one hundred and twenty thousand yuan wedding-house renovation funds provided by the bride's parents, widely distributes invitations everywhere, and even demands seat confirmation fees from colleagues, clients, and picture-book library parents, turning the wedding into a debt-collection farce.