My Poor Husband Is Filthy Rich

• Billionaires
• Comeback
• Sudden Wealth

• Ep. 1
  Raelynn, a wealthy heiress, wants to escape an arranged marriage. She meets James, a poor worker, and they get married, despite being ridiculed by everyone. Raelynn's mother is against the marriage, wanting her to marry the rich Wang instead. However, Raelynn is determined to be with James, saying "I'm not going to marry Wang, I've already decided to register with him." Her mother warns her that she will suffer if she marries a poor man, but Raelynn insists on following her heart. The two decide to get married and start a new life together, unaware of the surprises that await them. James' true identity as the world's richest person remains a secret for now.
• Ep. 2
  Raelynn and James got married despite being ridiculed by everyone. After the wedding, Raelynn promised to treat James well. However, she made it clear that their marriage was just a formality, and he only needed to play the role of her husband. James revealed that he was a poor laborer who didn't know his parents or his real name, which was given to him by someone else. He feared he wasn't good enough for Raelynn. Raelynn reassured him, saying he shouldn't belittle himself. James shared that he woke up in a hospital one day with no memory of who he was or what happened to him. Raelynn joked that maybe he was the world's richest person who suffered from amnesia and was framed. Meanwhile, someone was looking for a person named Ye Yu Xuan, wondering why they hadn't shown up for work.
• Ep. 3
  James and Raelynn are married, but their relationship is met with ridicule from others. James is considered an "臭小子" (stinky boy) who doesn't even know his own parents, yet he managed to marry the dream girl of many, Raelynn. People are gossiping about how James was able to win Raelynn's heart, with some suggesting it's due to his exceptional abilities in a certain aspect. Meanwhile, James is trying to live a normal life with Raelynn, but his true identity as the wealthy and powerful Mr. Ye is about to be revealed. His subordinates are trying to protect him, calling him "Mr. Ye" and addressing him with respect. However, James is still unaware of his true status and is living a simple life with Raelynn. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that James's past is shrouded in mystery, and his marriage to Raelynn has caused a stir among their social circle. The conversation between the characters reveals a complex web of relationships, power dynamics, and social hierarchies, setting the stage for a dramatic and intriguing plot.
• Ep. 4
  James, the world's richest person, is married to Raelynn, a wealthy heiress. However, James' true identity remains hidden. In a dramatic scene, James' cousin, Ye Yunxuan, reveals his ruthless intentions, stating that he will stop at nothing to get what he wants, even if it means killing his own brother. James, who has been suffering from amnesia, begins to recall his past and his true identity as the global tycoon, Situ Wujie. He remembers how his cousin tried to kill him a year ago, leading to his memory loss. As James regains his memories, he vows to take revenge on his cousin and reclaim his rightful place. Meanwhile, Raelynn shows concern for James' well-being, and the two share a tender moment. The scene ends with James determined to settle the score with his cousin and reclaim his position as the world's richest person.
• Ep. 5
  James, the wealthy husband, has regained his memories and is now aware of his true identity as the world's richest person. He is addressed as "守护大人" (Guardian) by his subordinate, who informs him that his family's situation is under control and that his cousin has been exiled. James decides not to return home yet and instead wants to focus on being a good husband to Raelynn. Meanwhile, Raelynn is being ridiculed by her mother and brother-in-law, who think she married beneath herself. They urge her to divorce James, but she refuses. The scene ends with James receiving a special black card as proof of his identity and wealth.

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