Die Weiße Rose

• Blended Families
• Family
• Family Ethics
• Romance

• Ep. 1
  Vera White's stepmother and half-sister return home with Vera's future brother-in-law. The stepmother orders Vera to clean the guest room and change into a servant's uniform. Meanwhile, a mysterious woman named Fang Ning appears, seeking revenge against the White family for past wrongs. She reveals that Vera's mother stole her opportunities and ruined her life. Fang Ning vows to take everything away from Vera's half-sister, White Yue, and claims that what belongs to her will be hers again. The scene sets a dark and vengeful tone, hinting at a complicated web of relationships and past betrayals.
• Ep. 2
  Vera White's stepmother and half-sister are getting ready for a wedding, with her father's approval. Vera's half-sister, Ah Yan, is particular about her belongings and doesn't like others touching them. The family is trying to make adjustments for the new marriage, but tensions arise as they navigate their relationships. Meanwhile, Vera seems to be plotting something, as she mentions that she will take revenge on those who have wronged her. The atmosphere is tense, with underlying conflicts and power struggles within the family. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that Vera's past experiences have shaped her into a strong-willed and determined individual, ready to fight for what she wants.
• Ep. 3
  Vera White's life is marked by hardship and bullying from her stepmother and half-sister. However, she endures with resilience. In a conversation, it's revealed that the wealthy Fu family has a secret: their son, Ah Yan, was sent to a temple for spiritual purification due to his poor health, making him cold and uninterested in women. Vera's stepmother discusses a potential marriage between Vera and Ah Yan, with the incentive of gaining 50% of the Fu family's shares if she bears a son. Meanwhile, Vera's half-sister is jealous of the attention Vera receives from her sister's husband, who is warm towards his wife but cold towards Vera. The scene ends with an awkward encounter between Vera's half-sister and Ah Yan, highlighting the complex web of relationships and tensions within the family.
• Ep. 4
  Vera's half-sister tries to seduce her sister's husband, but he rejects her. Vera takes the husband's Buddhist beads as revenge for her sister's past wrongdoings. The sister had stolen Vera's admission notice and now Vera wants to take something precious from her. The husband demands that Vera return his beads, threatening to expose her actions if she doesn't. Vera refuses, and the situation escalates. Meanwhile, an older figure warns someone to keep the Buddhist beads close and not to break them, or they will suffer consequences.
• Ep. 5
  Vera interacts with her family members, showing resilience in the face of hardship. She tells someone "I'm fine" and refuses to back down, saying "I absolutely won't step into the abyss." Her stepmother, who is actually her biological mother, tries to make amends by suggesting they have dinner together. Vera's grandfather joins in, mentioning that they will soon become a family and that the food is vegetarian. As they prepare to eat, Vera's grandfather notices something wrong with her neck, but she brushes it off. The family discussion reveals that one of the members, Xiaowei, has been ill since childhood and needs to take medication. The scene ends with Vera being escorted upstairs, possibly to rest or recover.

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