A powerful but empty king searches for life's purpose by asking three existential questions: When is the right time to act? Who is the most important person? What is the right work? After meeting a mysterious sage who guides him to serve a suffering family, the king realizes that true purpose comes not from seeking abstract answers, but from serving those in need in the present moment. The sage reveals himself as the king's own father, confirming that life's meaning lies in compassion and action, not material wealth.