His Destined Charming Wife

• Romance
• Sweetness

• Ep. 1
  Ruoye is pregnant and her body is weak. Her doctor warns her to take care of herself or she and the baby will be in trouble. Meanwhile, a character named Cai Sa seems to be in charge and is giving orders. Ruoye's husband, Shu Chen, is mentioned, and it appears that Ruoye has gone to the hospital for a check-up without his knowledge. There is also a mention of a private doctor at home, but Ruoye insists on going to the hospital. It seems that Ruoye's mother-in-law needs a kidney transplant, and Shu Chen is being pressured to donate one. Ruoye tries to persuade him not to do it, saying she is pregnant with his child and doesn't want anything to happen to him. The scene ends with a doctor arriving and preparing for surgery, while discussing the risks of the operation with someone named Ge Jian.
• Ep. 2
  Yan Xiang's condition is precarious, and swapping bodies could be perilous. Despite reassurances, someone pleads desperately, "Don't, please don't." The conversation turns to Yan Xiang's state, with one person saying, "Looking at you like this, I absolutely cannot trust you." A mention of "four gods" and a child being returned is met with repeated refusals. The scene shifts, with someone asking, "Why are you so heartless? Are my child and I worth less to you than outsiders?" The conversation becomes intense, with questions about loyalty and trust.
• Ep. 3
  Ye Si Chen's wife confronts him, questioning his right to refuse her. She claims to be his tool and mentions that she has already given him something valuable. The conversation escalates as she accuses him of owing her a life debt and causing harm to someone named "small mom". Ye Si Chen tries to defend himself, but his wife remains unconvinced. The argument reveals a complex web of relationships and past conflicts. Amidst the tension, Ye Si Chen professes his love, but his wife is hesitant to trust him again due to past betrayals. The scene ends with an air of unresolved conflict and unrequited emotions.
• Ep. 4
  The conversation between two characters is intense and back-and-forth. One character says "我" (I), and the other responds with "你" (you). This pattern continues throughout the dialogue, with each character taking turns speaking. The tone is unclear, but the repetition of "我" and "你" suggests a sense of urgency or confrontation. As the conversation progresses, one character starts to dominate the conversation, saying "你" multiple times in a row. The other character tries to interject with "我", but is met with more "你"s. The dialogue ends with a series of "你"s, leaving the outcome uncertain.
• Ep. 5
  Xiaoluoxing is scolded by someone, who asks if he wants to die. Si Ran intervenes, saying it was the other person's fault. Xiaoluoxing admits his mistakes and promises not to make the same errors again. However, the conversation takes a turn when someone orders him to kneel down, which he refuses to do, claiming he has done nothing wrong. The scene escalates into a confrontation, with one character trying to force Xiaoluoxing to kneel. Meanwhile, another character, Wenwen, seems to be involved in the conflict, and someone mentions their three-year marriage, questioning if there were no feelings between them.

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