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The life of Osman Bey, the son of Ertuğrul and the founder of the Ottoman Empire, as he established and controlled it, facing internal and external struggles against Byzantium and the Mongol Ilkhanate.

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Set in the 1960s, the story of the Akarsu family includes Ali, Cemile and their four children: Berrin, a law student, Aylin and Mete, high school students, and 5 year old Osman. Ali begins an affair with Caroline, a Dutch woman, which leads to the disintegration of the family.

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Fırat, nicknamed Kafkas, is a promising young boxer who has never lost a fight. When he steps into the ring for the gold belt match, he has no idea that his life is about to end. He defeats the world champion boxer, but his opponent cannot withstand Kafkas' punches and dies. Fırat's life changes dramatically as a result of this unfortunate event. Even though Fırat wins the gold belt that night, he loses his life, his career, and his pregnant wife. Seven years later, Fırat is forced to return to the ring to fight for Güneş, who has a terminal illness inherited from his mother. Now, Fırat has only one thing on his mind: to keep his son alive. Caucasus will return to the ring for Güneş and say, "One more round."

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Işık is the daughter of a family with no apparent faith. Even though 11 months have passed, she still cannot accept that the man she loves has died. One day, Tuncay, who has not been traced for months, suddenly appears. Without wasting any time, he proposes marriage to Işık, and Işık accepts this offer, which he has been waiting for for years.

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Aşkın, who had been working in the film industry for a long time, was unable to fulfill his dreams and returned to his hometown after his father's death. He found himself right in the middle of the life he had rejected years ago. Everything seemed frozen in time. Is the departure of a father the cause of destruction? Why does a generation whose dreams have vanished seek a place for themselves in a world they wish to change? The games played to maintain the status quo continue to repeat themselves. How can Aşkın cope with his old-new life? Can a woman's love help a man caught in mental conflict find his way out and turn back time? Why do we feel ashamed of the truth, because we hide it? Can love build a new life within the ever-narrowing circle, between his family, his friend Ali, and Oya, who has made it her mission to change him?