भाग्य का अनावरण: मेरे पति एक महान व्यक्ति हैं

• Divine Tycoon
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  On the first day of Chinese New Year, Jay Wade, the chairman of Win Corp, arrives at the train station, where he is warmly greeted by employees of Wan'an Steel Factory. The workers, eager to meet their new chairman, praise his good looks and charm. Jay, humble and appreciative, thanks them for their efforts despite the cold weather. He reveals that he is married and is visiting his wife's family for the New Year. Jay asks the factory manager, Zhou, to prepare gifts for his in-laws, including rare and expensive items like aged Maotai wine and premium tea. He also requests Zhou to arrange a job for his wife at the factory. Meanwhile, Jay's wife, Su Yao, arrives at her family's home in a luxurious Porsche Panamera, driven by her childhood friend, Zhang Jun. Her family, particularly her brother-in-law Lin An, expresses disdain for Jay, criticizing him for not being able to afford a car and suggesting that Su Yao should divorce him. The tension escalates as Lin An insults Jay, calling him a burden and urging Su Yao to sign divorce papers. Despite the hostility, Jay remains composed, determined to prove his worth and protect his marriage.
• Ep. 2
  On the first day of Chinese New Year, Jay Wade visits his wife Su Yao's family, only to face disdain and pressure to divorce her. Su Yao's mother introduces Zhang Jun, the son of a deputy factory director, as a more suitable match, praising his elite background and close relationship with Su Yao. She insists Jay sign the divorce papers to not hinder Su Yao's "better future." Jay, however, remains calm amidst the insults. Meanwhile, Zhang Jun leaves abruptly, mentioning he needs to assist his father in hosting the chairman of Win Corp. The family is shocked to hear the chairman is visiting, but Su Yao's mother blames Jay for ruining their chance to impress. Su Yao reassures Jay that Zhang Jun is just a friend, and they prepare to visit her grandfather. Later, Su Yao excitedly tells Jay she saw the chairman and is infatuated with him, unaware that Jay is the very man she admires.
• Ep. 3
  On the first day of the Chinese New Year, Jay Wade accompanies his wife, Su Yao, to visit her family. Su Yao’s best friend, Yang Xiaoyan, teases her about Jay, curious to meet the man who "stole" her. Su Yao brushes it off, planning to introduce them later. The couple heads to greet Su Yao’s grandfather, where the family gathers to exchange New Year’s greetings. However, tensions rise when Su Yao’s older sister criticizes Jay for not visiting sooner, mocking his humble background and the modest gifts he brought. Su Yao defends Jay, explaining that he’s been working hard and that the gifts, including fine wine and tea, are thoughtful. Despite the family’s skepticism, Jay remains composed, hinting at the hidden truth of his powerful identity.
• Ep. 4
  On the first day of Chinese New Year, Jay Wade and his wife visit her family, bringing gifts that are met with disdain. Jay’s sister-in-law mocks the humble offerings—turnips, tea, and yellow wine—suggesting they are only fit for basic dishes. She ridicules Jay, calling him a "cheapskate" and questioning his worth as a husband. Jay’s wife, Yao Yao, is visibly embarrassed, but Jay remains calm, insisting the gifts are valuable and hinting that her grandfather, a retired factory leader, would recognize their quality. This only fuels the family’s mockery, as they boast about their own status and dismiss Jay’s claims. Jay warns them that if the grandfather sees the gifts and gets angry, they shouldn’t blame him, leaving the family in a tense and awkward silence.
• Ep. 5
  On the first day of Chinese New Year, Jay Wade, the seemingly unremarkable husband, visits his wife's family. The atmosphere quickly turns tense as his relatives mock him, calling him a "poor worker" and accusing him of pretending to be something he's not. A young boy, Zhao Yu'ang, openly insults Jay, calling him the "useless uncle" his parents often complain about. Jay remains calm, but the family continues to belittle him, especially when he admits he didn’t bring cash for red envelopes. The tension escalates as Jay’s brother-in-law scoffs at his excuses, claiming that anyone returning home for the holiday would carry cash. The family labels Jay as stingy and unworthy, even suggesting that his wife left him because of his lack of wealth. Just as the insults reach their peak, Jay reveals his true status. He hands out checks worth 100,000 yuan each, shocking everyone. The family is left speechless as Jay calmly instructs them to cash the checks at the bank, proving that he is far from the "poor worker" they assumed him to be.

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