In ancient times, brokers were called "ya," and real estate brokers were known as "house ya." Li Hongyi was the best, most professional, and most high-end house ya in Haidao City. He handled only the city's finest properties and served its wealthiest clients. With his comprehensive marketing skills and keen eye for detail, he had earned the complete trust of his customers. But behind his success, he kept a secret: he stole and sold calligraphy and paintings. This helped him get through a severe financial crisis.
At his wife's art gallery, he met Liu Pengcheng, an overseas Chinese man trying to sell at a high price the property he had inherited from his grandmother. He also learned that Liu was hiding a priceless work of calligraphy and painting. Li resolved to take another risk. But when he sneaked into the property Liu had inherited, he discovered something he was never meant to see: his beloved wife and Liu Pengcheng had a relationship far closer than he could ever have imagined...