"This family's eyes seem to see no work at all. In my eyes, there's work everywhere. Oh my..." A grandmother who married at nineteen, knew nothing about makeup, and only took care of the household until she passed seventy. She feels resentful towards her daughter-in-law who is always busy with outside affairs. Yet, her original dream was to become a poet who learned and wrote about women's lives... "Oh my, look at this kid. Is she crazy? Eating again. At night... What's she going to do?" Hee-seon's mother, who is busier with outside work than housework, loves to travel, and has a cheerful, leader-like disposition. Although there are many things to distract her, the mother's worry and wish are singular: for Hee-seon to lose weight and get married! "When will you make me a meal or talk to me... You call me a monster." Hee-seon, the daughter who seems lazy and just sleeps at home even though she makes movies. Although she seems to eat and sleep every day, she has her own pain, hanging up on a friend's call who wants to meet after a long time, using the excuse of being busy at the office. In a sunny September, under the grandmother's initiative, this year's pepper-drying event begins as usual, and the three women, each with their own valid complaints and hardships, end up clashing more often. Will a war break out between them...