I Became a Millionaire on My Wedding Day

• Comeback
• Revenge
• Underdog Rise
• Urban

• Ep. 1
• Ep. 2
• Ep. 3
  This appears to be a transcript of a conversation in Chinese. I'll provide a brief summary of the conversation: The conversation involves several people, including Chu Yan (楚言), her family members, and her fiancé's family. They are discussing the wedding and the dowry (also known as "彩礼" in Chinese). Chu Yan's family is demanding 20,000 yuan from the groom's family as a condition for the marriage. The groom's family is hesitant to pay this amount, and the conversation becomes heated. One of Chu Yan's friends offers to lend the groom's family the money, but only if they agree to sign an IOU (借条). The groom's family is unhappy with this proposal, feeling that it is unfair and equivalent to loan-sharking (高利贷). The conversation escalates into a dispute about the morality of demanding a dowry and the treatment of the groom's family. Eventually, someone suggests canceling the wedding. Please let me know if you would like me to clarify any specific parts of the conversation or provide further context!
• Ep. 4
  Harvey's wedding day turns out to be a nightmare. His bride's family humiliates him, demanding he sign a contract that would leave him with nothing. The bride questions Harvey's commitment, feeling he doesn't value her or their unborn child. Meanwhile, someone warns Harvey that his bride's family is exploitative and will drain him dry. As tensions rise, it becomes clear that this marriage is not just about love, but also about power and money. The scene ends with a mysterious figure revealing a hidden plan, leaving everyone in shock.
• Ep. 5

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