Lin Xiulan has worked away from home for years, sending money to her mother every month for twelve years. But when she returns to her hometown, she is shut out of the demolition compensation distribution with the words, “A married daughter is an outsider.” Her older brother claims he was the only one caring for their elderly mother, while her sister-in-law accuses her of coming back to fight for money. Xiulan's daughter, Niannian, produces 144 money transfer receipts and publicly demands to know who sent the money and who received it. One by one, the old receipts tear apart the family's carefully maintained façade. This time, mother and daughter are determined not only to settle the accounts but also to demand justice. Who says a married daughter no longer deserves a place in her own family?