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Who doesn't have secrets? Does not being able to choose one's origins become a person's inner demon? Transfer student Lin Xiaomo carefully guarded the source of his low self-esteem and sensitivity: his family was poor, his mother had been ill for many years, and his father was arrested and imprisoned for stealing company finances to raise money for his mother's medical treatment. The innocent Lin Xiaomo didn't want to experience the contempt and ridicule of others, so he kept his secret. When he accidentally learned the true identity of the policeman who often supported his family, and received encouragement from his classmates and care from his class teacher, he finally dared to relax his tense nerves, experience the long-lost warmth and happiness, and plucked up the courage to try to participate in a competition that could help him win back his self-esteem and bring him a taste of success...

Shang Yuhao, who is middle-aged and has a successful career, marries the young and beautiful Xi Xiaotao. The combination of an old husband and a young wife, a vigorous remarriage life. The business field is filled with smoke, and the backyard can catch fire at any time. How does Shang Yuhao, who is torn between family and career, pick up the pieces?

In the spring of the 16th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, Japanese Japanese pirates learned that General Qi Jiguang had passed away. The Japanese pirates, led by Ono Zhiqiu, immediately seized Dayangshan Island at the mouth of the Qiantang River. "... After the Japanese pirates had been in hiding for twenty years, their comeback this time must be even more ferocious. Half a month ago, Ono Zhiqiu led people to attack Suzhou's "Jingleitang" and stole a large number of firearms and explosives. The treasure of the Jing Lei Hall, the Earth Jing Thunder, all fell into the hands of the Japanese pirates..." An old man in his early sixties, his eyes were shining, and his gray beard was trembling slightly. Before the old man could finish his words, Xu Xiaotian, the owner of "Chaoyun Villa", stood up angrily: "Japanese Japanese pirates repeatedly invaded our southeast coast, treating human lives as nothing but trivial matters, and both humans and gods were outraged. We, our generation, have learned martial arts and advocate the word 'chivalry'. How can we allow foreign bandits to run amok?"