Trials of the Heart: The Medic King's Odyssey

• Counterattack
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  Jim York, the heir to Sky Hall, encounters a mysterious woman who claims to be a healer. She accurately diagnoses his rare condition, "Innate Wuji," which causes irregular blood flow and intense pain. Intrigued, Jim wonders if she is the legendary expert his grandfather mentioned. However, the woman’s demeanor shifts as she begins to describe his physical attributes inappropriately, leading Jim to suspect her motives. When she offers a cure for a price, Jim realizes she’s a fraud. The situation escalates when Eve Soot, a prominent figure, intervenes, accusing the woman of selling fake remedies. Despite the chaos, Jim is left pondering how the woman knew about his condition, hinting at a deeper mystery.
• Ep. 2
  Jim York, the heir to Sky Hall, is greeted by his subordinates who inform him that the former master has left on a journey, leaving him to take over as the new master of Jingtian Pavilion. They reveal that a grand ceremony will be held in Jinling to announce his succession. Additionally, they present him with two marriage contracts arranged by the former master, offering them as a condition for his acceptance of the position. Jim is initially reluctant, feeling burdened by the responsibilities left to him. However, he begins to consider the two potential brides: Guo Yun, a CEO, and Song Zhanyan, a powerful underground queen. He leans towards Guo Yun, finding her more suitable, while expressing concerns about Song Zhanyan's intimidating reputation. As he contemplates his decision, he is interrupted by a confrontation, hinting at challenges ahead.
• Ep. 3
  Jim York finds himself in a heated argument after a minor collision. The other party, a wealthy and arrogant individual, accuses Jim of causing the accident and demands compensation, belittling him as a low-class person. Jim tries to defend himself, but the situation escalates with insults thrown his way. The wealthy man’s companion, a woman named Guo Yun, dismisses Jim as unworthy of their time, mentioning they have a wedding engagement to attend. As they leave, Jim overhears the name "Guo Yun" and wonders if it’s a coincidence, as it matches the name of his fiancée. Later, Jim encounters a mysterious woman who seems to possess extraordinary knowledge. She accurately diagnoses his health issues, leaving him astonished. Jim begins to suspect she might be the legendary figure his grandfather once mentioned. Intrigued, he instructs his assistant to investigate her identity, sensing that she could play a pivotal role in his journey. The encounter leaves Jim questioning his fate and the connections forming around him.
• Ep. 4
  The Guo family gathers to celebrate their newfound prosperity, attributing their success to their ancestors' blessings. The patriarch reflects on their journey, emphasizing the importance of their upcoming alliance with the Zhang family, which will secure their place among the elite in Jinling. However, a shadow looms over their joy as the patriarch recalls a decade-old marriage contract made with a wandering Taoist priest during their darkest days. Though the family dismisses the contract as a desperate act, the patriarch remains uneasy, fearing the priest might return to claim his due. The younger generation scoffs at the idea, confident in their own efforts and dismissing the priest as a fraud. Yet, the tension rises as the family debates whether to honor the old agreement or risk the consequences of breaking it.
• Ep. 5
  Jim York, the heir to Sky Hall, arrives at the Guo family residence to claim a marriage agreement made a decade ago. He introduces himself as the ninth-generation disciple of Wu Xiangzi, a revered master. The Guo family, now prosperous, dismisses the agreement as outdated and irrelevant. They mock Jim for lacking wealth and status, accusing him of trying to exploit their newfound success. Jim counters, reminding them that their prosperity was secured through the marriage pact, which ensured their family’s fortune for ten years. He warns them of dire consequences if they break the agreement, but the Guo patriarch scoffs, claiming their success was self-made and not tied to any supernatural pact. Tensions rise as Jim threatens that their family will face ruin if they refuse to honor the agreement, setting the stage for a dramatic confrontation.

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