Mon père, le magnat du secret

• Counterattack
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  Kyle Webster's evening takes an unexpected turn when he encounters his father, Bryan, a security guard, at a prestigious banquet. As Kyle tries to navigate the awkward situation, Bryan's unrefined behavior causes tension. The scene unfolds with Bryan directing a car owner on how to park, but his instructions lead to a collision. The car owner is furious and demands compensation. Just as the situation escalates, a prominent figure, Li Bo Wen, appears, and Kyle is forced to intervene, saying "Dad, what's going on?" The encounter sets the stage for a series of awkward and humorous events.
• Ep. 2
• Ep. 3
  At a prestigious banquet, Kyle's father, Bryan, a security guard, causes awkward situations with his unrefined behavior. Kyle is embarrassed by his father's actions and worries that he will become a laughingstock. Another guest, Mr. Zhou, scolds Bryan for being a bad influence on his son, saying that a family suffers when the elderly lack virtue. Bryan defends himself, stating that he was invited by someone else and isn't there to embarrass Kyle. The situation becomes increasingly tense as Kyle tries to navigate the complexities of family relationships and social expectations.
• Ep. 4
  Kyle's father, Bryan, is being honored at a banquet, but his unrefined behavior causes Kyle embarrassment. In a conversation, Bryan advises someone to respect their parents, regardless of their social status. He emphasizes the importance of being considerate and not looking down on others because of their position. Later, Bryan is asked to go and investigate something, and he agrees. Meanwhile, someone else returns and is told to stop eating and take the food away, as it's not for display. The scene ends with a vague instruction to "come" and an unclear reference to a vase.
• Ep. 5
  Kyle's father, Bryan, is discussing a potential match for his son with someone, likely a family friend or relative. They mention the Qianhui Group and its president, who is young and handsome, but also married. Bryan's friend suggests that Kyle should consider marrying someone from a good family background, emphasizing the importance of "door-to-door" compatibility. Bryan seems to be open to the idea, but his friend teases him about being old-fashioned. The conversation takes a turn when Bryan mentions that he thinks the president of the Qianhui Group is a good match for Kyle, despite their different family backgrounds. However, Kyle interrupts, saying that the president is out of his league due to their significant wealth and social status. The conversation reveals the complexities of relationships, family expectations, and social class in the context of Kyle's life as a successful entrepreneur and his father's humble background as a security guard.

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