Go for It, Miss Talbert

• Revenge

• Ep. 1
  Violet returns home after five years, determined to avenge her parents' deaths and reclaim what's hers. She encounters Clyde and Aiden, who had previously wooed her. Violet is met with hostility by Li Jia Yi, who is revealed to be Clyde's girlfriend. Li Jia Yi confronts Violet about being seen with Clyde, and Violet claims they are just friends. The conversation turns heated, with Li Jia Yi accusing Violet of being responsible for her parents' deaths and occupying the White family's position. Violet stands firm, denying any wrongdoing and refusing to back down. The scene ends with a tense confrontation between Violet and Li Jia Yi.
• Ep. 2
  Violet has returned home after five years, determined to reclaim what belongs to her. She encounters Clyde and Aiden, who had previously wooed her. Violet declares she will take back everything that is hers. Meanwhile, a conversation between two characters reveals a warning to stay away from someone named 小霖南 (Xiao Ling Nan). The dialogue suggests a complicated web of relationships and potential conflicts. Violet's resolve to reclaim her rightful place is met with ominous warnings, hinting at a tumultuous journey ahead.
• Ep. 3
  Violet's past is filled with pain and betrayal. Her parents' deaths still linger, and she's determined to reclaim what's hers. Clyde and Aiden, two men from her past, have reappeared, each with their own intentions. In a tense conversation, a mysterious figure reveals they have Violet's parents' ashes and will only return them if she can fulfill a condition: helping someone named Qing Zhi Ren win a significant battle. The figure warns Violet to decide quickly, or they'll take drastic action. Violet agrees to the terms, setting the stage for a complex web of alliances and rivalries.
• Ep. 4
  Violet returns home determined to avenge her parents' deaths and reclaim what's hers. She encounters Clyde and Aiden, who had previously wooed her. In a tense scene, Violet asserts her desire for something, saying "I want it all." Someone comments that she's indeed her mother's daughter, always wanting what belongs to others. Meanwhile, Li Jia Yi's clothes get stained, and she demands her morning gown be brought to her. The conversation turns to who looks better in a white dress, with some suggesting Li Jia Yi or White Qing would wear it well. The scene ends with a threat: "You'll reap what you sow." Violet's determination and strong will are on full display as she navigates complex relationships and power struggles.
• Ep. 5
  Violet encounters a tumultuous scene where she's confronted by someone who feels betrayed, "你竟敢耍我" (You dare to play me). The atmosphere is tense as someone asks if she's okay, and she requests to be released, "你可以放开我了" (You can let me go now). The conversation shifts as Violet is addressed as the director, and a warning is given not to impersonate others. The scene progresses with an invitation to leave, "走吧" (Let's go), and a greeting, "hi." A name, 阿言 (Ayen), is mentioned, suggesting familiarity or intimacy. The plot thickens as a promise is made to inform someone's mother if they don't return, "不回去一定要告诉我妈" (If you don't come back, be sure to tell my mom). The episode concludes with a determination to find the person, "我会在那找你的" (I will find you there), leaving the audience wondering about Violet's next move and the outcome of these interactions.

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