Hunt You Down

• Passion
• Revenge

• Ep. 1
  Alissa's life takes a dramatic turn as she becomes embroiled in a complex web of gang politics and corporate intrigue. A desperate cry of "Get out of here!" sets the tone for a tumultuous scene, where Alissa is torn between conflicting loyalties. Someone pleads with her to stay, repeating "Don't go!" multiple times, but she seems resolute. As the scene unfolds, Alissa encounters a mysterious situation, asking "What's this?" and declaring "I'm gonna be here." A sense of unease settles in, with questions of "How does this?" and "How could this?" hanging in the air. A distressing cry of "Mom!" echoes through the scene, followed by a heartfelt apology: "Sorry!" The response is reassuring: "You're welcome!" But the tension persists, with warnings to "Be careful!" and "Don't go to me!" Alissa's journey is fraught with danger and uncertainty.
• Ep. 2
  Alissa vows to avenge her sister's death, determined to find the truth behind the cross-border case. She encounters the gang leader and the young heir of a conglomerate, who both take notice of her. Alissa gains control over the underworld, seeking answers. In a tense scene, she demands to know who hurt her sister, warning that she won't let them get away. Meanwhile, a conversation between gang members reveals their awareness of the Qinglong gang, the largest local gang. A young woman is asked to perform a striptease, but the situation escalates when Alissa's identity is questioned. As the plot thickens, Alissa searches for a mysterious figure, inquiring about their whereabouts. The scene shifts to a phone call, where a gang member is summoned to a location. The atmosphere becomes increasingly intense, with characters exchanging warnings and threats. Alissa remains resolute, driven by her quest for justice and truth.
• Ep. 3
  Alissa, the new gang boss, navigates a complex web of relationships and alliances. She meets a man named Long Yi, who asks for her name, but she hesitates to reveal it. Meanwhile, a conversation between two men reveals a dark secret: one claims he didn't kill someone, and the other seems skeptical. The tension builds as they discuss a mysterious death, with one insisting "your death has nothing to do with me." As Alissa gains control of the underworld, she inches closer to uncovering the truth about her sister's death. With each new encounter, the stakes grow higher, and the lines between loyalty and deception blur.
• Ep. 4
  Alissa starts her new job at the Qinglong Gang's enterprise. She tells her family not to send her tuition fees anymore and that she can take care of herself. Her boss warns her to learn how to serve like others, implying a difficult work environment. Meanwhile, a dramatic scene unfolds with someone crying out for help and another person trying to calm them down. A conversation between two characters reveals a tense atmosphere, with one person asking what the other has done. The dialogue hints at a complex web of relationships and power struggles within the gang. As Alissa navigates her new role, she must also contend with the attention of the gang leader and the young heir of a conglomerate, all while uncovering the truth about her sister's death.
• Ep. 5
  Alissa is in a precarious situation. Someone exclaims "糟了" (oh no) as she tries to navigate her surroundings. She's being pursued and tells someone to "快 往那边" (hurry over there). A mysterious figure appears, and Alissa seems surprised, saying "怎么是他" (how is it him). The scene shifts to a bathroom where someone has taken a shower. A man asks if Alissa is the Chinese girl, but she doesn't respond. The situation escalates as the man threatens her, saying "你要是敢了说, 我就淹了你" (if you dare say anything, I'll drown you). Alissa tries to defuse the situation, asking him to slow down. Meanwhile, someone else is searching for a woman in a black dress. The man claims not to have seen anyone, but the search party insists on investigating further. As tensions rise, Alissa warns them to leave or she'll call the police. Later, she asks if she can stay there for the night.

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