Former film and television editor Zhang Zhuo, alone with his four-year-old daughter Xiaokui and a white cat Nian Gao, runs the "Shiguang Garden" - a small studio that also serves as a DIY balcony gardening studio. In this city where virtual social interaction is paramount, people are addicted to filters and algorithms, and offline life is exhausted. His flower house business was sluggish, and he received frequent negative reviews on the dating platform for "not having a stable job" and "raising a baby and raising a cat." Until one day, the time-lapse video of ripe tomatoes he casually took on the balcony was stolen, and he paired it with a fake persona and became famous on the Internet. The Internet celebrity shop team came to visit him and wanted to package him as a "healing male god" on condition that he hand over his account and cooperate in posing for photos. At the same time, former colleague Zhou Rui pulled him into committing traffic fraud, mysterious florist Lin Wantang appeared frequently, and his old illness began to relapse. Xiaokui said "Dad, why aren't they smiling?" Nian Gao suddenly blew up at the camera to warn Zhang Zhuo: Reality can never be defined by traffic. He set up his camera and took pictures of his daughter's clumsy watering, the cat eating meat secretly, and the extra handful of green onions given by the aunt at the vegetable market. When his record begins to reverse his reputation, the real trouble has just begun - someone wants to buy his greenhouse, someone wants to take away Xiaokui's custody rights, and the person who wants to be close to him the most may be hiding the biggest secret.