He Who Commands All

• Comeback
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  Luke Yale, the leader of Dragon Hall, defends it against an invasion by Ghost Hall. Afterward, he instructs Lia York to deliver the Crue Ring to his fiancée, Lucy Wood. However, Sam Shaw deceitfully claims ownership of the ring and manipulates Lucy into becoming engaged to him instead. In a conversation, a person says, "Being the leader of Dragon Hall is meaningless, why not be my concubine?" Luke Yale responds, "You're dreaming." The person then mocks Luke, saying his father was weak. Luke demands respect, saying "Who says Dragon Hall has no leader?" He asserts his authority and warns that Ghost Hall's leader will soon cause trouble. Luke vows to wait for him, ready to take action.
• Ep. 2
  It looks like you've provided a transcript of a conversation in Chinese. I'll do my best to summarize the content for you. The conversation appears to be between several characters, including 穆宁儿 (Mu Ning'er), 许佳 (Xu Jia), and 穆老太 (Mu Lao Tai). They are discussing a marriage proposal, with Xu Jia offering to marry Mu Ning'er and giving her the entire 昆仑界 (Kunlun Realm) as a dowry. Mu Ning'er's grandmother, Mu Lao Tai, is pleased with the offer and agrees to the marriage. However, there is also a mention of a past promise or engagement between Mu Ning'er and someone else, which she wants to cancel. She instructs someone to find this person and retract the proposal. The conversation also touches on Mu Ning'er's desire to improve her martial arts skills and become a hero like 玉莲护法 (Yu Lian Hu Fa). If you have any specific questions about the content or would like me to clarify certain points, feel free to ask!
• Ep. 3
  Luke Yale's past is revealed as he interacts with his family members. However, the focus shifts to a conversation between Luyu and a servant named Zhūqīng, who serves Mùjīa's young mistress, Mù Líng'èr. Zhūqīng presents Luyu with a divorce document, citing that he is no longer worthy of marrying her mistress due to his current state as a "disabled person." The servant belittles Luyu, stating that her mistress has gained recognition from the Lièhuǒ Shénjiàng and will be hosting a grand banquet, making her a prestigious figure. In contrast, Luyu is deemed unworthy and offered a substantial amount of money to sign the divorce document, implying that it's enough for him to live a comfortable life as a "disabled person." Luyu refuses to sign, leading to an uncertain outcome.
• Ep. 4
• Ep. 5
  Luke Yale, the leader of Dragon Hall, is met with disrespect and mockery by an opponent who questions his authority. The opponent claims Luke is not worthy of being called the "Dragon Lord" due to his past injuries that left him unable to practice martial arts. However, Luke reveals that he has found a new path and created his own unique techniques, earning him recognition as a prominent figure. The conversation takes a turn when the opponent threatens Luke, but he remains calm and confident. Meanwhile, Lia York is mentioned as being appointed as the Priestess of Dragon Hall, and Lucy Wood is brought up in the context of becoming engaged to Sam Shaw, who deceitfully claims ownership of the Crue Ring. The scene ends with a sense of tension and foreboding, as Luke's opponent warns him that he will not back down.

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