Rule of the Unconquerable

• Comeback
• Small Potato
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  Luke Shaw, the former lord of Godslayer Fort, faces off against the Four Outer Gods. Despite being warned that he's no match for them, Luke remains defiant, boasting that even if there were 40 or 400 of them, he wouldn't be afraid. The gods, however, are determined to take him down, and a fierce battle ensues. As the fight rages on, Luke's allies try to reason with him, warning him that his actions will only lead to destruction. But Luke is resolute, convinced that his sacrifice will ensure the downfall of his enemies and secure victory for his own side. With a fierce cry, he charges into the fray, determined to emerge victorious or die trying.
• Ep. 2
  Luke Shaw, a former lord, is rescued by Eva Cavill after losing his memory. He faces bullying from his superior and mother-in-law, who strip him of his job. A car accident occurs, and a man named Fa Zi is injured. Chu, a boss, decides to take care of the injured man and arranges for him to work at Entertainment City. Chen, a secretary, promises to take good care of him. Meanwhile, a woman considers marrying her daughter to the injured man, thinking it could bring good fortune to their family. She tries to persuade her daughter, offering her money to spend a night with a man, but the daughter seems uninterested. The story unfolds with complex relationships and plot twists.
• Ep. 3
• Ep. 4
  Luke visits his mother-in-law's house with a bag of rice. His superior and mother-in-law belittle him, making fun of his job as a foot washer. They mock his hands, saying they are only good for washing feet, not even worthy of picking up chopsticks. Luke's dignity is repeatedly insulted, and he is treated poorly by his family members. The scene highlights the hardships and humiliation Luke faces after losing his memory and status as the lord of Godslayer Fort.
• Ep. 5
  Luke Shaw is bullied by his superior and mother-in-law, who belittle him in front of others. During a meal, they mock him and call him a "waste" and a "good-for-nothing". Luke's mother-in-law asks him to pick up a pair of chopsticks, but he refuses, leading to a heated argument. The superior, Wang Jun, insults Luke, saying he is useless and only survives because of his family's support. Luke's dignity is repeatedly attacked, and he is goaded into a confrontation, but ultimately, he remains submissive, enduring the verbal abuse.

My Rating