Out of Place

• Fantasy
• Paranormal
• powerful

• Ep. 1
  The impoverished maiden returns to her native village, only to be met with mockery and harassment from the villagers. She calls her secretary, who arrives with a sack of money, stunning the villagers into silence. The maiden reflects on her past, saying "you left a moment in my heart, forever unable to be concealed." She decides to take action for her hometown, but doesn't want to draw attention to herself. She tells someone she will contact them, repeating the phrase multiple times, emphasizing her determination to make a change.
• Ep. 2
  The impoverished maiden returns to her native village, only to be met with mockery and harassment from the villagers. She calls her secretary, who arrives with a large sum of money, silencing the villagers. As she tries to compose herself, she tells someone not to worry. Meanwhile, a conversation unfolds about a car, with someone asking if they know what kind of car it is, and another person responding that it's a Mercedes-Benz. The discussion turns to the cost of damages, with one person joking that the other isn't worth the money. The maiden then checks in on someone, asking if they're okay, and instructs them to listen to her and be cautious. She makes a phone call to someone named Along, explaining that there's been an incident and asks him to come over immediately.
• Ep. 3
  The impoverished maiden calls her secretary for help after being mocked by villagers. The secretary arrives with a sack of money, silencing the villagers. Later, while driving, the secretary is involved in a close call and slams on the brakes. A pedestrian comments that the rich are reckless with their lives, while the poor are more cautious. The secretary explains that they had to brake suddenly due to an emergency and emphasizes the importance of leaving enough distance between vehicles. The pedestrian argues, but the secretary tries to reason with them, explaining that it's their fault if they rear-end someone. The conversation becomes heated, with the pedestrian refusing to listen to the secretary's explanation.
• Ep. 4
  A car accident occurs, and the female driver demands compensation from the other party. The male driver claims they cannot afford to pay due to the high cost of the damaged vehicle. He apologizes for his earlier harsh words but explains that the expense is too great for them to bear. The female driver suggests finding a solution through discussion, implying that some damage is unavoidable when driving. She proposes resolving the issue amicably rather than resorting to threats or dishonest means.
• Ep. 5
  The impoverished maiden returns to her village, only to be met with mockery and harassment. She calls her secretary, Ah Long, who arrives with a sack of money, silencing the villagers. Ah Long is asked to resolve an issue that has arisen. He is instructed not to make things too difficult for the villagers. As he attends to the matter, the maiden thanks him and takes her leave. Ah Long wishes her to take care, and she departs. The conversation reveals a complex situation, with the maiden seeking to make things easier, but facing challenges. Ah Long's presence helps to alleviate some of the tension, but the issue at hand remains unresolved.

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