A super typhoon is about to make landfall, and Lu Ting, head of Hanhai Seafood, brings three million in cash to Wolongwan Village, offering to buy swimming crabs at a price fifty percent higher than the market rate to protect prices. Instead, the villagers accuse him of profiteering and publicly burn the purchase contract. He turns to cooperate with Ganhaiao Village, which has outdated equipment but an unbroken record of honoring contracts, investing to transport equipment and defying the storm to harvest and fulfill the order, completing overseas high-end orders at the last second. When the high-price promises that Wolongwan villagers eagerly awaited completely fall through and the live crabs in the ponds rot away, they finally realize that what they burned with their own hands was their only way out.