After her nail salon goes bankrupt, Liang Xiaoning returns to the county town. During the day, she temporarily stays at the shroud shop run by her mother, Liang Sufen, and at night she continues working as a designated driver. She has always felt that her mother's business is hard and lacks dignity, wanting to persuade her mother to close the shop. Until sanitation worker Du Changgen comes to the shop with a limited budget to handle funeral arrangements for his estranged older brother of many years. Facing his awkwardness and regrets, Liang Sufen always adheres to clear pricing, selling only truly necessary supplies and preventing emotions from turning into extra expenses. Liang Xiaoning follows through the entire process and slowly understands that true dignity is not how much money is spent, but when others are most flustered, getting things done clearly and leaving choices to the other party.