Zhou Wanqing, who has been working hard in the city for many years, returns to her hometown. Originally planning to use the homestead left by her father to start a business and open a guesthouse, she discovers that the old house was demolished without authorization by her eldest uncle and the land was occupied. Facing the unreasonable interference and repeated boundary-crossing of her relatives, Zhou Wanqing no longer blindly gives in. With the support of her younger uncle, she clarifies the land boundaries, defends her legitimate rights and interests, and bravely rejects others' manipulation of her life and marriage. After experiencing this family disturbance, she more deeply understands that family affection also requires respect and boundaries, and further understands that when encountering injustice, one should defend rights legally and rationally.