Revivre : jamais un beau-père cette fois

• Counterattack
• Family Story
• Rebirth
• Revenge
• Romance

• Ep. 1
  It appears to be a transcript of a Chinese drama or movie scene. Here's a brief summary: The scene involves a conversation between several characters, including Chen Shi Hai (the father), Qian Qian (the daughter), and other family members. The conversation revolves around the fact that Chen Shi Hai is in trouble and needs money, but his daughter Qian Qian refuses to help him. Qian Qian is angry with her father for not being a good parent and for prioritizing his own interests over hers. She tells him that she doesn't consider him her father anymore and warns him not to bother her again. The other family members seem to be taking advantage of the situation, trying to get Qian Qian to pay for Chen Shi Hai's expenses. However, Qian Qian stands firm and refuses to give in. As the conversation progresses, Chen Shi Hai becomes increasingly desperate and apologizes to Qian Qian for his past mistakes. He begs for her forgiveness and asks for a chance to make things right. The scene ends with Chen Shi Hai's emotional plea, but it's unclear whether Qian Qian will forgive him or not. The title of the drama or movie is not specified in the transcript, but it appears to be a story about family relationships, regret, and redemption.
• Ep. 2
  Harrison Cowan has been given a second chance at life and is determined to make amends for his past mistakes. He vows to devote his life to raising his biological daughter, Qian Qian. In 1994, Harrison finds Qian Qian hungry and promises to get her food. He apologizes for his past wrongdoings and swears to be a better father this time around. He tells Qian Qian that he will do everything to make her happy and promises to make her the happiest daughter. Harrison sets out to get Qian Qian's favorite food, fried chicken legs, and reassures her that he will take care of her from now on.
• Ep. 3
  Harrison buys a chicken to cook for his daughter, showing his devotion to her. The villagers discuss Harrison's past mistakes, including abandoning his own daughter to raise a widow's two sons. They criticize him for not taking care of his own child, but now he's trying to make amends. As Harrison prepares the chicken, the villagers comment on his newfound responsibility and care for his daughter, with some expressing surprise and skepticism about his change of heart.
• Ep. 4
  Harrison's family is enjoying a meal together. The children are excited to eat chicken, and each wants a large chicken leg. Meanwhile, Harrison's mother discusses the increasing attention from Chen Sihai with Li Dama, hinting at a potential marriage arrangement. However, she defers to her mother-in-law's opinion, emphasizing the importance of parental decision-making in such matters. As they converse, plans are made for the children to visit someone's home for chicken, while Harrison's sister is allowed to go watch a movie with Li Chenggang, the son of the Castle Canteen owner. The family dynamics and relationships are on full display as they navigate their daily lives and interactions.
• Ep. 5
  Harrison Cowan, determined to make amends for his past mistakes, vows to devote his life to raising his biological daughter. He promises to love her forever and asks for a second chance. His daughter agrees, and they make a promise to each other, sealing it with a handshake. Harrison apologizes for his past wrongdoings and expresses his desire to be there for his daughter's future milestones, including her wedding day. He showers her with love and care, even planning a special birthday celebration for her, complete with her favorite food, chicken legs. As they spend quality time together, Harrison is grateful for the opportunity to make things right and start anew.

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