Zhang Tian (Richard Ng), a wealthy businessman, went to the United States and became the largest automobile manufacturer in Shanghai. After returning home, I found my long-lost daughter Zhang Ning (Zhao Wei) in the slum. Zhang Ning, who suddenly became a white swan, was not used to flashy life, and his quaint personality made Zhang Tian a headache. So he hired a young Zulin (Ekin Cheng) to train Zhang Ning and make her a new woman who can take over the family business. Zu accompanied Zhang Ning to Zhang Tian's banquet, and Zhang Ning's generous and decent behavior left a deep impression on everyone. Both Zu and Frankie, the son of a diplomat, like her, but Zhang Ning is interested in Zu. Zu felt ashamed of himself and offered to resign and return to Hong Kong. Zhang Ning, however, came to Hong Kong to find his grandfather and advised him to work hard and strive for strength. Two years later, Zu had his own company and invested in new projects. Among the many people who came to congratulate, Zu saw Ning's figure.