Chen Zhou, a capital giant in retirement for three years, supported the rise of the Su family with an ordinary body, yet was cast aside like worn-out shoes and driven out penniless when his wife achieved success and renown. Forsaking bitterness and resentment, he steadfastly upheld his practical essence, a single phrase of "Handle things according to the rules" restoring market principles to their rightful place and instantly shattering arrogant illusions. When the Su family is driven to a dead end, various reclusive tycoons come to pay homage at the fishing platform—how will this "nobody" who has retaken control of the cosmos sound the most deafening wake-up call to the arrogant?