Xie Lantai dragged his legitimate son Xie Shenyan out of the water. The next day, Xie Shenyan came to the house with his clan elders and slapped the karma deed on the table: "You saved my life and you owe me a karma. Now, I want you to give up your position in the recording room." Xie Lantai gave up with a smile. That day he was sent to Zhuangzi outside the city. Everyone thought he had lost, but he was the only one who knew that he had already copied three copies of the family's black book in the recording room, and gave them to his opponent Xiao Shunhua, the poor Lu Guichen, and the old lady's maid Ah Heng. Three days later, Xie Shenyan was impeached for private mining, and the Xie family began to take sides. The concubine who was forgotten in Zhuangzi was slowly giving medicine to the newly rescued beggar - this beggar's karmic debt was just enough for Xiao Shunhua to owe him once. He thought he was in charge of everything until Xiao Shunhua spent all his life saving him. He won the game, but for the first time he tasted the feeling of "winning means losing". From that day on, Xie Lantai understood: in this wealthy chess game, saving people means passing the sword, and winning means losing people. But he still chose to go on - because losing means truly having nothing.
