Contract Love with My Fiancé's Wheelchair Uncle

• Billionaire
• Contemporary
• Contract Lovers
• Female
• Happy-Go-Lucky
• Love After Marriage
• Protective Husband
• Sweet

• Ep. 1
  The woman's family has gone bankrupt and her fiancé has called off their wedding. In a surprising turn of events, she agrees to marry a wealthy wheelchair-bound man to fulfill her grandmother's wish. However, the wheelchair-bound man reveals that his disability is just a facade. He proposes a deal to her, offering to take care of her in exchange for being his lover. The woman is hesitant but eventually agrees. As they discuss their arrangement, it becomes clear that the man has an ulterior motive and is not what he seems. Meanwhile, the woman's grandmother is ill and wants to see her get married before she passes away. The woman reassures her that she will go through with the wedding, despite her reservations.
• Ep. 2
  It appears that you have provided a transcript of a conversation in Chinese. I'll do my best to translate it and provide a summary. The conversation seems to be between two people, one of whom is referred to as "小叔叔" (xiǎo shū shu), which means "young uncle". The other person is likely a younger relative or someone who addresses the young uncle with respect. Here's a rough translation of the conversation: * The young uncle asks about someone being beaten up and promises to take revenge. * The other person warns the young uncle not to take matters into his own hands and advises him to prepare for something ( possibly a wedding or an important event). * The young uncle agrees and tells the other person to go back and get ready. There are many instances of "啊" (a) in the transcript, which is a Chinese particle used to express surprise, agreement, or acknowledgement. It's difficult to translate these instances accurately without more context. As for the story, it seems that the protagonist, 于生 (yú shēng), has been beaten up and is seeking revenge with the help of his young uncle. However, the young uncle advises him to calm down and prepare for something important instead of taking matters into his own hands. If you have any specific questions about the conversation or would like me to clarify any points, please feel free to ask!
• Ep. 3
  The family is discussing the grandmother's will and the two houses that are at stake. The aunt is being blamed for the company's bankruptcy and is told to leave. The conversation becomes heated, with accusations and insults flying back and forth. The aunt is eventually kicked out, with someone repeatedly telling her to "get out." The scene ends with a lot of tension and anger in the air. It seems that the family is struggling with financial and personal issues, and the grandmother's will has become a point of contention.
• Ep. 4
  Lu's family visits, and Lu's uncle, Lu San Ye, arrives. Someone asks what Lu San Ye is doing at Yu Jia's place. A conversation ensues, with someone mentioning "Bing Yang Zi" and Lu San Ye. An argument breaks out, with someone telling another to apologize to Lu Shao Ye. The person refuses, saying they did nothing wrong. Lu San Ye intervenes, addressing someone as "Stanley." Later, a discussion about kicking someone out of the house occurs, with one person saying it's none of their business. The atmosphere becomes tense, and someone warns another not to forget their place. An apology is eventually offered, but the situation remains uncertain.
• Ep. 5

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