One day, his father (played by Teruyuki Kagawa) suddenly came to Asheng (played by Eita) and told him that an aunt he had never met had died and asked him to clean up the aunt's house. In the shabby hut by the river, Asheng gradually began to understand what kind of life the aunt in his father's mouth had. When she was a child, her aunt Kawajiri Matsuko (played by Miki Nakatani) often dreamed of Snow White. She later became a well-behaved middle school teacher, but was fired due to a misunderstanding that could not be defended. After that, she lived with a writer, but the writer chose to commit suicide because he loved her too much. Before his death, he left a last word: I'm sorry for being born as a human. This incident hit Matsuko hard; after that, she lived with the writer's career enemy until she couldn't bear the temptation to find the other's wife, but was abandoned; she became a bath girl again, and even killed someone and went to jail, but whether intentionally or not, she never gave up hope in life. No matter how broken her life is, she still survives instinctively. This survival itself is enough to impress anyone, including Asheng.