Lo Zhilun, the once in-demand Hong Kong stuntman, has not been filming lately, and earns money by posing with his horse named Ogonek for photographs with tourists. When debt collectors decide to seize the stallion over debts, Lo and Ogonek stand up to them — a video of the clash goes online, and the veteran is now being invited back to cinema. It seemed that life had improved, but now the rights to the horse are claimed by a horse collector who bought the company three years ago, the company that had given Ogonek to Zhilun. Since there is no money for a lawyer, Lo decides to mend relations with his daughter, a law-school student, whom he had not spoken to for several years.