The Knockout Odd-job Worker

• Betrayal
• Counterattack
• Popular
• Revenge
• Trending
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  Hugh Lane, a former formidable figure, has been restored to his former identity after suffering humiliation as an ordinary odd-job worker. He encounters someone from his past who calls him "少爷" (young master). The person seems to be seeking forgiveness for a past mistake, but Hugh is unforgiving and refuses to accept their money. A woman appears, belittling Hugh's job as a laborer and mocking him. She tries to keep someone away from Hugh, warning them not to touch him. The scene ends with tension between the characters, setting the stage for further conflict. Hugh's past and present collide, fueling his desire for revenge against those who wronged him.
• Ep. 2
  Hugh Lane, once an ordinary odd-job worker, now seeks revenge against those who humiliated him. He encounters a group of people who look down on him, with one saying "you're just a lowly worker" and another calling him "an idiot". Hugh's past is also mentioned, with someone warning others not to mess with him, implying he has a formidable identity. A woman tries to intervene, but the situation escalates, with threats of violence and warnings that "tonight will be a loss" if they don't cooperate. The scene ends with a sense of tension and impending conflict, as Hugh's past and present collide.
• Ep. 3
  Hugh Lane, a former formidable figure now disguised as an odd-job worker, seeks revenge against those who humiliated him. In a conversation, a woman begs someone to stop beating her husband, offering to do anything in return. A man boasts about his wealth and influence, claiming he can make anyone kneel before him. He demands that someone transfer money to his account immediately. The scene shifts to a father-son conversation, where the son asks his father to teach him how to deal with a "useless" person who claims to be able to secure a billion-dollar project. The father ridicules the idea, but the son expresses interest in the man's wife. The father tells his son to attend a family gathering and pressure the woman into giving her daughter to him. The scene ends with the son calling someone "garbage" and the sound of ice crashing.
• Ep. 4
  Hugh Lane is humiliated by his boss and others, who call him a "废物" (useless person). He is warned that he will have trouble finding work in the future because he has offended the Ming family in Haicheng. Meanwhile, someone from the Li family arrives to persuade Hugh to return home and take responsibility for the family business. They hint that if Hugh doesn't return, the truth about his mother's death may never be revealed, implying that she did not die of illness as previously thought. Hugh is torn between his desire for independence and his family obligations.
• Ep. 5
  Hugh Lane's past is slowly unraveling. His mother's death was not a natural one, but rather a deliberate act. Before her passing, she had planned to transfer all her assets to Hugh, but time ran out. Suspicion falls on those who stood to gain from her demise. Meanwhile, family tensions rise as they struggle to make ends meet, and the upcoming birthday of Hugh's grandmother adds to their financial woes. Despite the challenges, Hugh seems determined to take control of his life and prepare a surprise for his grandmother's special day.

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