In the 1990s, the chief of the East India Company, Bu Huaquan (played by Aaron Kwok), was only 40 years old. He had already achieved success and fame and often went in and out of the upper class. At work, his boss appreciated his talents. However, in life, he faced the emotional entanglement of two women: one was his wife A Di (played by Charlie Young) and the other was his assistant Fion (played by Annie Liu). However, what made him most painful was his life experience. 40 years ago, due to a tsunami, the ship of Quan Ma (played by Josie Ho/Paw Hee Ching) encountered an accident and only brought back a mixed-race baby, that is, Quan. From then on, Quan went out to sea to fish with Quan Ma and formed a pure friendship with the young daughter of the servant. The latter was innocent and always got beaten up when talking about his life experience. They were innocent from childhood, but they were eventually separated because of an accident. Quan studied very hard, but his relationship with Quan's father was very tense. It was not until he started working that he slowly reconciled with his father. Quan's life experience always troubled him. Even on a foreign ship, he could not get recognition. Later, because his family fell into poverty and his father passed away, Quan took his brothers and sisters to seek relief as if they were fleeing from disaster, and even compromised with the unruly ship owner. In the end, he learned about his adopted life experience, which brought about a huge change in his life...