The Vengeance Hunt

• Destiny
• Revenge

• Ep. 1
  Five years have passed since Dan Shaw's tragic death, and his twin sons are still haunted by the injustice. Standing in the rain, one of them whispers, "Dad, it's been five years. It's time they paid for what they did." Their grief has turned into a burning desire for vengeance. In a tense moment, chaos erupts as someone shouts, "Reverse the car! Reverse, you bastard! You hit someone!" The urgency in their voice suggests a critical situation unfolding. The twins, now determined, declare, "None of you can escape. Those who commit evil will face their reckoning. Your judgment is coming." The scene shifts to a man named Kong Yuan, hinting at his connection to the past. The twins' resolve is clear: they will stop at nothing to deliver justice for their father. The hunt for vengeance has begun.
• Ep. 2
  The scene opens with a tense atmosphere as someone anxiously tries to reach another person on the phone, but there’s no answer. The focus shifts to a news report about a missing woman, a graduate student from Yanjing University, who was last seen wearing a black dress and white flats. The tension builds as the dialogue transitions to a domestic setting, where a woman repeatedly calls out "husband," seemingly trying to get his attention. She expresses frustration when he doesn’t respond immediately, revealing a strained relationship. The conversation then turns to their child, with the woman asking if the baby has been behaving well. The husband reassures her, but the repeated questions and the underlying tension suggest deeper issues. The scene ends with the woman preparing to leave for work, leaving the child behind, as the emotional weight of their unresolved struggles lingers.
• Ep. 3
  On a rainy evening, the twins prepare for their next move. One of them brings home a live sheep, intending to cook it for their sister, Lulu, who has been blind since the accident. Lulu expresses her frustration, feeling that her condition is a burden and that the medicine is a waste of money. Her brother reassures her, promising his unwavering love and care. As they discuss the sheep, its restless bleating fills the room, a reminder of the chaos in their lives. The brother calmly states that once the sheep is slaughtered, the noise will stop, hinting at the cold determination that drives their quest for vengeance. The scene ends with a tense atmosphere, as the brothers' resolve to deliver justice grows stronger.
• Ep. 4
  In a quiet, intimate moment, a couple shares a tender conversation about their unborn child. The wife asks if the baby will resemble her or her husband, and he reassures her that either way, it will be perfect. She smiles, imagining their future as a complete family. The husband gently encourages her to rest, reminding her to take her medicine. As she drifts off, he prepares a meal, seemingly normal and calm. However, the atmosphere shifts dramatically when the wife suddenly exclaims that she can see again, repeatedly calling out to her husband in a mix of shock and desperation. Her repeated cries grow more frantic, hinting at an underlying tension or fear. The scene leaves a haunting impression, suggesting that their peaceful life may be on the brink of unraveling.
• Ep. 5
  The plot unfolds with a tense atmosphere as a missing woman, a graduate student from Yanjing University, becomes the focus of concern. A man brings a live sheep to prepare a nourishing meal, hinting at a domestic yet uneasy setting. The tension escalates when it is revealed that someone named Xiao Xu has committed murder, and the presence of another man in the house raises suspicions. A woman named Lu Lu is questioned about her actions, and the preparation of lamb soup becomes a backdrop to the growing unease. The protagonist, seemingly recovering from blindness, hides this fact from others, fearing their reaction. The scene intensifies as another character, Meng Meng, is noticed trembling, and questions arise about her ability to see, adding layers of mystery and suspense to the unfolding drama.

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