Amor contra viento y marea

• Broken Heart
• Romance

• Ep. 1
  A woman receives devastating news about her health, with a doctor mentioning that her tail cancer has worsened faster than expected. Meanwhile, a drunken man, Lù Zǒng (the future CEO), is sent home by his new secretary, Zhōu Yún. As the night unfolds, Zhōu Yún offers to let the woman stay overnight, but she declines due to a misunderstanding. The scene shifts to Lù Zǒng, who utters a cryptic phrase about being close to death. The story sets the stage for an unexpected entanglement between the characters, hinting at a complex and dramatic plot.
• Ep. 2
  A woman is asked to take care of a sick person, reportedly the future CEO, and is told that the person has been ill. When she arrives, she is met with hostility and accusations of living a luxurious life at someone else's expense. The conversation turns emotional as they discuss past struggles, lost children, and the pressure to have more kids. The woman tries to reassure the person that medical advancements will help, but the tension remains. The conversation ends with a threat, implying that if she can't produce an heir, she'll be cast aside.
• Ep. 3
  A conversation unfolds between two characters, with one mentioning their mother being ill. The other is told to be more understanding and patient. Meanwhile, another character, Mingfei, is asked when he will return, and it's mentioned that he's away on a business trip. A woman jokingly threatens that if he doesn't come home soon, she won't marry him. The scene shifts with some unclear dialogue, but emotions seem to be running high. The conversation touches on finding ways to alleviate boredom, such as learning new hobbies like playing the piano or painting. Amidst the chatter, there's a sense of longing and anticipation for someone's return, highlighting the complexities of relationships and personal struggles within the story.
• Ep. 4
  The future CEO, Lu, is on the phone with someone, and a woman's voice is heard in the background. He claims his secretary, Yang, is sick, but the person on the phone is skeptical. Meanwhile, Lu teases someone, calling them a "little demon" and saying they're to blame for his misfortune. Later, Jiang, another character, meets with Lu and discusses business, including a potential cooperation with Fuji Group. It's mentioned that Jiang has been absent due to illness, and Lu's secretary, Yang, is also unavailable. The conversation hints at underlying tensions and power dynamics between the characters.
• Ep. 5
  A conversation unfolds as someone asks if a person has broken up with their partner. The respondent reveals that the partner is currently out of town on a business trip and mentions an assistant named 盛盛 (Sheng Sheng). A warning is given, "you'd better watch out, these young girls are cunning," implying potential romantic complications. The conversation touches on the idea that even someone considered a "废友" (useless friend) can become appealing if they have money. The scene seems to be setting up a complex web of relationships and potential conflicts.

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