In the year of the Kuomintang-Communist War, 12-year-old lawyer Gao Bing Han obeyed his mother's strict advice and came to Taiwan with the National Army to put down roots. In the past 80 years, he has encountered two difficult cases: Mama Hong, who tolerated violence from her son, Jiang Mei En, an aboriginal daughter-in-law who was not recognized by her father-in-law in other provinces, and Xie Shu Yuan, who was elegant in the surface but depressing.

As he tries to resolve the conflict between the three mothers. Lawyer Gao can't help but ask himself: Is the war really over?