A 28-year-old layabout begins to re-examine his life when his dysfunctional family assembles to pay respects to a dying grandmother who won’t pass on.
Zheng Hua-jia rushes down south upon being notified of his grandma's critical condition. Grandma remains alive even after the ventilator is unplugged.
Ya-ting and Hua-jia are becoming closer with each other. One by one, the villagers come to confess to Grandma, bringing many secrets into light.
Grandma is still alive, but Guang-huang is eager to proceed with the inheritance allocation. All family members have their respective concerns.
Grandma's property value turns out to be sharply at odds with what everyone imagined. An IOU for one million dollars is found in her safe.
Hua-ming wants to strengthen his bond with Ya-ting, yet his scheme backfires. The conflict between Guang-huang and Guang-ren intensifies.
Hua-jia decides to use his own way to take Grandma to travel around the world and sets up a fan page. He also decides to be a spiritual medium.
Grandma finally passes, and the family begins to actually engage in her funeral affairs. The money hidden by Guang-huang is suddenly stolen.
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