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It is often said that "every family has its own difficult situation," and in the Zhou family, the difficult situation involves Zhou Kaiqi, who has been widowed for many years, starting an "elderly romance" with their own housekeeper, Liu Xina. In theory, the elderly father finding a companion for company and care should be a good thing, but Zhou Kaiqi's two daughters do not see it that way. It turns out that a few years ago, the Zhou family underwent relocation, and they were allocated a large 200-square-meter house. The two daughters believe that the housekeeper, Liu Xina, is being so kind and compliant with their father because she is eyeing the house and wants to seize the Zhou family's property. They think it is impossible for two completely unrelated people to fall in love. To protect their father and the house, the two daughters quickly entered a state of alert, but they did not expect that their father's growing dependence and trust in Liu Xina would make what could have been an easily resolved matter increasingly complicated. What caused the father to trust a stranger more than his own daughters? And what made the housekeeper gain the upper hand in this "battle"? The two daughters, despite repeatedly losing in their struggle, gradually came to understand something: this "protection battle" is about emotions. For the father, what is most important is not the house, but the companionship.