Kurudi kwa Joka Bwana

• Comeback
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  Ian Thorn, once forced to leave his family, finds himself in a severe accident. Saved by Arya Shaw, he commits to protecting her and they eventually marry. However, their life is filled with stress and misunderstandings. In a prison, a figure known as the "Dragon Lord" is about to be released. The guards warn that only two types of people can leave: the dead or those who have been granted freedom. A mentor figure teaches the Dragon Lord how to use his skills for killing, warning him not to use them carelessly. As the Dragon Lord exits the prison, he is told that from now on, his actions are his own responsibility. He is given a black card with unlimited spending power and warned not to return to the prison. The mentor figure threatens to kill him if he does. The scene shifts to a grand ceremony where the Dragon Lord is being honored as the new leader of the "Dragon Temple". The crowd chants "Long live the Dragon Lord" as he takes his position, marking the beginning of a new era under his rule.
• Ep. 2
  Ian Thorn's past is shrouded in mystery, but his present is about to take a dramatic turn. In the depths of Lin Hao Prison, a maximum-security facility from which no one has ever escaped, a gathering of powerful individuals awaits the return of their young master. The Qin family, with its complex web of relationships and alliances, is poised on the brink of a significant shift in power dynamics. As the family's patriarch, Qin Hengyuan, prepares to make a desperate plea, the stage is set for a dramatic confrontation that will change the course of Ian's life forever. With the weight of his family's legacy and the fate of the global economy hanging in the balance, Ian must navigate treacherous waters to reclaim his rightful place and forge a new path forward.
• Ep. 3
  Ian Thorn recalls his past, where he was forced to leave his family due to a misunderstanding. He mentions being saved by Shen Yun Ning and expresses gratitude. Ian then talks about marrying Arya Shaw and his decision to join the Shen family to repay the debt. However, he feels betrayed as they tried to kill him even after he married into their family. Ian demands to know why they wanted to harm him despite his loyalty. He decides to put the past behind him and focus on making amends with his current family. Ian orders his staff to send a large sum of money to the Shen family as a gift, wishing them good fortune.
• Ep. 4
  Ian and his family attend a dinner party for his sister's engagement. However, the atmosphere is tense, and Ian's family is treated with disdain by their relatives. The host criticizes Ian for bringing only two bottles of liquor as a gift, implying it's not enough. Ian's brother-in-law to be, asks why they were even invited, suggesting they're not worthy of attending such an important event. The conversation reveals deep-seated resentment and class differences within the family. Ian's sister tries to mediate, but the tension remains palpable. The scene highlights the complexities of family relationships and social hierarchies.
• Ep. 5
  Ian returns home after a long absence, and his family is not welcoming. His father is angry and disappointed in him, feeling that Ian has brought shame to their family. Ian's wife, Tang Yan, tries to defend him, but his father is adamant that Ian is not worthy of their family. The family argues about Ian's past mistakes and his ability to make amends. Ian promises to make things right and regain their trust, but his father remains skeptical. The tension between them is palpable, and it seems that Ian's return will not be easy.

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