Der kleine Heiler, der die Liebe wiederherstellte

• Counterattack
• Fate

• Ep. 1
  Bea Ford, a young healer, is cast out by her mentor at a Taoist temple. Her mentor criticizes her for bringing bad luck, claiming that since her arrival, the temple has seen fewer visitors and even the statue of their founder has deteriorated. He advises her to leave and seek her fortune in the city, giving her a jade pendant she was found with as a baby, suggesting it might bring her a special opportunity. Reluctantly, Bea agrees, vowing to return with wealth to restore the temple. On her journey, Bea encounters an elderly woman in distress. The woman’s heart is failing, and despite the panic of those around her, Bea calmly assesses the situation. She uses her healing skills to stabilize the woman’s heart, saving her life. Grateful, the woman awakens and immediately orders a city-wide search to find Bea, hinting at a significant connection between them. This chance meeting sets the stage for Bea’s new life in the city.
• Ep. 2
  Bea, the young healer, continues her journey toward Haicheng. Along the way, she encounters a woman seeking advice about her boyfriend. Bea reveals that the woman’s boyfriend is actually gay, and his family is aware of it, shocking the woman. Another woman approaches Bea, asking for help with infertility. Bea diagnoses that the issue lies with the woman’s husband, not her, and suggests finding a different partner. This blunt honesty causes tension, but Bea remains steadfast in her principles. Later, Bea meets a man who claims to have almost been her senior disciple under her master, Pingzhen. The man criticizes Bea’s straightforward approach, arguing that people prefer flattery over honesty. Bea defends her integrity, stating that her master taught her to be truthful and respectful. Despite their differences, the man offers to share a meal with Bea, though he warns her not to interfere with his business. Bea’s journey is marked by her unwavering commitment to honesty and her master’s teachings, even as she faces skepticism and resistance.
• Ep. 3
  Bea Ford, the young healer, encounters an elderly woman who expresses her gratitude for being saved. The woman offers Bea a substantial sum of money as a token of appreciation, but Bea hesitates, explaining her unique fate—she is destined to accumulate good deeds rather than wealth. The elderly woman, moved by Bea’s sincerity and her own fortune of having a prosperous family, suggests adopting Bea as her granddaughter. Bea, initially reluctant due to her belief that her fate might bring misfortune to others, is reassured by the woman’s insistence that her family is wealthy enough to handle any challenges. The woman warmly invites Bea to join her household, emphasizing that her family lacks only a granddaughter to cherish. Bea, touched by the woman’s kindness, agrees, seeing it as a divine opportunity. As they prepare to leave, Bea reflects on her journey, realizing that her path to changing her fate requires continued effort and good deeds.
• Ep. 4
  Bea, now affectionately called "Fubao" by her adoptive grandmother, enjoys a warm meal with her. The elderly woman expresses her gratitude for Bea’s kindness and insists on preparing more food for her. Later, the grandmother excitedly informs her son, Jim Hark, about Bea’s adoption, emphasizing her medical skills and suggesting she might help with his mysterious ailment. Jim, however, remains skeptical, having lost hope after years of failed treatments. He mentions a renowned but elusive healer who might hold the key to his recovery. The grandmother reassures him, determined to find a solution. Meanwhile, Bea, unaware of the family’s deeper struggles, innocently asks about the concept of a father. The grandmother playfully explains and encourages Bea to embrace her new role in the family. As Bea is led to meet Jim, the grandmother instructs her to call him "Dad," setting the stage for a heartwarming yet uncertain reunion.
• Ep. 5
  Bea, now known as Fubao, approaches Jim Hark, her new adoptive father, and calls him "Dad." Jim, initially resistant, denies being her father, but Fubao persists, explaining that her grandmother has finalized the adoption. Jim’s mother, who is present, praises Fubao’s cuteness and insists Jim accept her as his daughter, citing her poor health and need to leave for a resort. Fubao, who has always longed for a father, pleads to sleep in the same room as Jim, but he refuses, insisting she sleep separately. Fubao shares her childhood dream of having a father who would tell her bedtime stories, tugging at Jim’s heartstrings. As Jim reluctantly agrees to let her stay, he reflects on his own lost child, wondering if they would have been as affectionate as Fubao. The scene ends with a mix of tension and tenderness as Jim begins to soften toward his new daughter.

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