The whole family goes on a self-driving trip. The male lead goes to the service area to use the restroom, and when he returns, the car is gone—the family drove his car away to pick up his second uncle's family and told him to take a taxi home by himself. He doesn't argue, but instead feels relieved; the car is his, the fuel card is with him, only he has the navigation, and the moment his mobile hotspot is cut off, the whole family loses internet. He turns around and goes to the hot spring town to soak in hot springs and eat barbecue, watching the family get lost, run out of fuel, and fail to secure a place to stay. Thirty years of forbearance ends here; he takes back his house, takes back his car, and takes back his own days.