Anthology of short films directed by several different directors.

After the death of a wealthy businessman, his relatives gathered at the Kairou Tei Hotel to wait for the distribution of his multi-billion dollar inheritance. Each person had their own hidden agenda, and Lin Zhen Hui, the butler of the hotel, was also involved.

At a critical moment, lawyer Zhou Yang arrived with the will and a mysterious letter, which revealed a fire and murder case that happened a year ago. The victim was the wealthy businessman’s illegitimate son, who had been living outside and was also the first heir to the entire inheritance.

The murderer seemed to be hiding among the people present.

A tense situation unfolds when a leader accidentally steps on a live landmine. As time runs short, people must decide between helping, alerting authorities, or shifting blame knowing their choices affect everyone's survival.

The story is based on real documented evidence of the atrocities committed by the Japanese army during the Nanjing Massacre. A group of civilians hiding in the Lucky Photo Studio to escape the violence are forced to assist a Japanese military photographer in developing film to survive each day. By chance, they develop photographic evidence that exposes the Japanese army's massacre in the city. Initially focused only on surviving the horrors, they ultimately decide to preserve these damning negatives as proof of the atrocities unfolding in Nanjing...