Su Ting brings her boyfriend home, but her parents lie that their family has fallen on hard times. Her father has mobility issues with his legs, her mother runs a stall at the morning market, and the family lives in an old building without an elevator. Lu Chuan never minds any of this, carrying the elders upstairs, squatting in front of the breakfast cart to fix the wheels, and being down-to-earth in everything he does. Until he runs into the truth at the company, realizing that the poverty all along was a test set by her parents. Treated as a test question, he felt aggrieved, yet he understood that what the elders guard against is not poverty, but ulterior motives. In the end, the two families sit down, and what they chat about is not conditions, but how to live a good life.