A man arrives at an interview for an elite nanny position at the powerful, all-female Smith household, causing disbelief and mockery among the high-caliber female applicants. At the same time, his grandfather, Frank Lloyd, is dramatically threatening suicide to pressure him into marrying. The episode establishes the man's desperate need for this unconventional job amidst intense family conflict, ending with his defiant vow to marry only if his grandfather follows through on his threat.
Under pressure from his grandfather to marry, a man named Lloyd reluctantly agrees. His grandfather's assistant presents the chosen bride: Naomi, the eldest granddaughter of the wealthy Smith family. Lloyd openly questions the choice, but the assistant insists Naomi's business skills and the family's all-female lineage make her ideal. Defying the arrangement, Lloyd announces he will choose his own wife from the Smith family and, with two companions, infiltrates their household disguised as job applicants. They sneak in, but are immediately caught when a staff member stops them, stating only female nannies are being hired.
A man arrives for a nanny position, challenging the female-only rule by pointing to the lack of gender restrictions in the posting. An administrator reluctantly lets him in, citing that the young lady, Miss Clara, is notoriously difficult and has already driven away many nannies. As the man enters, his associate questions why an elite martial arts prodigy from the powerful Lloyd family must demean himself as a nanny, explaining it's the only way to get close to the Smith family's four ladies inside the inner courtyard. During roll call, the new nanny Ana is abruptly dismissed for being loud, leading her to angrily accuse the housekeeper of favoritism towards another candidate, Lily.
During nanny auditions for a household, a man named Lowel presents himself. The supervisor immediately questions his presence and orders him thrown out. Lowel admits he is not a 'functioning man,' suggesting he is impotent. A woman at the scene argues this makes him harmless, so he is reluctantly allowed to pass while the other candidates move on. Lowel is left alone, struggling to calm his emotions after the humiliating ordeal.
Sophia Smith, a company executive, and her mother question the presence of a male candidate among nannies being considered for Clara, a young woman in a wheelchair. The man defends himself by claiming physical strength and martial arts skill are assets for Clara's mobility and safety, despite his personal shortcomings. After initial resistance, the women are persuaded to let Clara choose her own caretaker, leading the candidates into the house for her selection.
Potential applicants line up for a job interview conducted by Miss Clara, but one by one, she angrily and violently ejects them from the room. A woman named Mia manipulates the order, pushing a man forward and telling her companion that Clara will certainly reject him, leaving her as the last candidate and forcing Clara to hire her. As the man enters, he braces himself, knowing he must play by their harsh rules.
A female dancer, Clara, who is now a wheelchair user, furiously confronts the male nanny hired by her family, demanding he leave. He refuses, claiming he cannot go back and face a forced marriage. When she questions his ability to understand her pain, he reveals his own physical impairment to find common ground. Enraged, Clara calls her maid, Mia, to have him forcefully removed. As he is dragged away, he defiantly declares that he can help her walk again.
A man who claims he can cure a paralyzed dancer named Clara is confronted by her skeptical companion, who mocks his abilities and tries to force him out. Undeterred, the man insists on just one minute to prove himself. Despite protests, he successfully treats Clara, and she stands up, feeling sensation return to her legs, while her stunned companion watches in disbelief.
Clara, a woman who previously regained the ability to stand, suddenly finds her legs unresponsive again. Another woman at the scene accuses Lowel, a man who treated Clara, of using deceptive tricks. Lowel explains that Clara stood earlier only because he temporarily infused her legs with his own internal energy, which has now dissipated. He states she must cultivate her own energy through training, a process he admits took him a year. Enraged, Clara issues an ultimatum: she gives him only three days to fully cure her legs, threatening severe physical harm if he fails. Lowel, now trapped by a signed contract and a seemingly impossible deadline, is left to face the consequences.
A man is told it is impossible to master a martial arts skill in three days. He decides to contact a colleague named Black for help. Meanwhile, he learns that a woman named Naomi, who is staying at the property, harbors a severe hatred of men, especially at night, which is why male bodyguards are restricted from the inner courtyard. Shortly after, he encounters Naomi. She falls into water and calls for help, but he hesitates, noting that even her loudest screams might go unheard.