In 1945, 30-year-old anti-Japanese guerrilla member Chung Ting-kwok (Chen Jiale) was captured by the Japanese army and was frozen and buried in a laboratory until he was thawed and woke up in an accident 73 years later (2018). After much hardship, Chung Ting-kwok finally found his 73-year-old son Ho Heping (David Chiang), 47-year-old grandson Ho Wing-nin (Wayne Lai) and 15-year-old great-grandson Ho Ka-shing (Lo Tsz-lung) in 2018, but found that Ho Heping was cunning and defrauded CSSA; Ho Wing-nin was superstitious about feng shui and fortune-telling and was greedy for money. Chung Ting-kwok had no choice but to turn the tide and hoped to bring his descendants back to the right path. At the same time, Chung Ting-kwok was arranged by the Hong Kong government to work in the Social Welfare Department, and met the Chinese-Japanese mixed-race Zhuang Sichen (Lady Lam), and broke through the contradictions and fell in love. Zhuang Sichen's aunt, the mysterious female tycoon Weng Zhiqiao (played by Xia Wenxi), falls in love with the warm and talented Tang Zecheng (played by Lai Lok Yi), but is involved in Tang Zecheng's murder case. In order to get rid of the crime, she hired He Yongnian, who has become a famous metaphysician, to set up a Feng Shui array. He Yongnian is obsessed with money and ignores right and wrong. He sows the seeds of disaster and even involves He Heping and Zhong Dingguo, who are involved in another murder case. All the misfortunes start from this moment, and disasters come one after another...