The strange western, not about killing and revenge, is about redemption and healing doctor Joffrey, who left a psychological shadow because his family died in the fire, wandering among the gold mining towns in the west. Once the townspeople rescued Mary, a woman who had been robbed, and the doctor and his servant Runay took good care of her and cured her mental and physical illness. Mary was so grateful that she wanted to stay and help the doctor, but she was refused by the doctor. Penniless, she had to make a loan with Runey to invest in a gold mine found by a French gold miner, but the doctor quietly offered money behind her back. Finally, when the gold mine finally dug up the gold, the French partners and some of the townspeople had bad intentions, and the doctor rescued them again, but was also hanged for murder. Mary decided to give up everything in exchange for the doctor's life.
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