Charon, a funeral director with the power to bless the descendants of the deceased, is found by a vengeful young woman, seeking justice against the corrupt Chen Group!
The Chen Clan faces catastrophe as their patriarch nears death and the powerful Wang Clan tightens its grip. The patriarch pins all hopes on a legendary millennium-appearing undertaker—who prolonged imperial dynasties with his funerals. Catherine vows to find him, ignoring Walter's skepticism.
After her father falls to death due to a company’s substandard safety ropes, Samantha confronts the firm demanding justice. However, the company destroys her evidence and threatens her. Left desperate, she accidentally stumbles upon a mysterious undertaker’s shop—will this be her chance for justice?
A grieving daughter meets a mysterious undertaker who offers to arrange her father's funeral via a unique lottery with three tiers: Emperor, Duke, Minister. She draws the middle lot for a grand Duke-style funeral, then is shocked to find the service fee is only two hundred, way lower than she expected.
A customer requests a $200 mystery funeral, leading the undertaker to mistake it for an internet trend and offer assistance. The Chen family later hears of the undertaker, viewing him as their only chance to escape the clan's doom, and resolves to locate him at all costs, setting up a gripping plot turn.
After defeating the king, Charon rejects divine positions from his master, daring to propose becoming Heaven. His master assigns him an eternal task: change 18 mortals' fates every millennium with burial skills to grasp Heaven's Way. Now, he vows to alter Samantha's miserable destiny.
At Jeffrey's funeral, his daughter mourns deeply, blaming herself as a bad daughter. But she’s met with hostility when mentioning entering the ancestral hall. Walter, the Chen Group’s demolition manager, shows up, accusing her of obstructing the Lin Village demolition plan and offering her a million-dollar card for backup files. She firmly rejects the bribe, stating all she wants is justice for her late father. This episode brims with emotional grief, family tension, and a bold stand against cor
As the 12th descendant of the Chen family, Catherine turns to legendary undertaker Charon, offering all her family’s wealth to arrange her dying father’s funeral in hopes of preserving the family legacy and maintaining Summer State’s stability. But Charon rejects her, citing his three strict rules and accusing the Chen family of lacking karmic merit and committing hidden evils, ordering her to leave after a minor scuffle.
A mysterious funeral tied to Lin Village—Walter's planned demolition site—unfolds. Samantha confronts Chen Group executives, claiming her father’s fatal fall was caused by their substandard safety ropes. Refusing to apologize despite threats, she’s harshly banished from her clan’s ancestral hall, sparking intense, unyielding conflict.
Jeffrey's lineage is banished from Lin Village. Samantha demands justice for her kind father's unfair treatment, but is blamed instead. Threatened by Mr. Walter, villagers turn hostile, pressing her for a valuable backup file and even trying to smash her father's memorial tablet before an intervention stops them.
At Jeffrey's funeral, Walter's arrival stirs up heated discussions among the Chen family members. Some question if he's the black sheep, while others marvel at his luxury car and suspect Jeffrey's hidden status. When someone mocks his companions as hired actors, tensions flare up, rousing intense suspense.
At Jeffrey's mysterious funeral, a fierce confrontation breaks out. One party tries to bribe the other, framing the issue as a money transaction, while the other defends Jeffrey's honor. Walter's underling then threatens violence, even ordering to smash Jeffrey's memorial tablet to force the handover of a critical backup file, ramping up the intense drama.
At the funeral, Samantha holds a critical backup file, rejecting massive bribes from the Chen Group. She insists on an apology for her late father and threatens legal action, only to face hostility from villagers desperate for demolition funds—until William intervenes to stop the conflict.
A mysterious figure calls out a man for pressuring Ms. Samantha with his status, then sends a rare dragon flag—reserved for top elite figures posthumously—as a 'gift' to Mr. Jeffrey. Walter contacts the imperial capital's Wang family to verify it, sparking a tense bet with heavy consequences.
Walter boldly claims only the Chen family's old master deserves his kneel, warning the Lin family would face ruin if they accepted it. After an investigation says no Dragon Flag was authorized, others dismiss his flag as fake and threaten him with death—until an urgent message arrives: a Dragon Flag was just sent to Cloud City, turning the tide.
After banishing the Lin family for refusing to kneel before Jeffrey, villagers are shocked by a wave of lavish gifts: the Dragon Flag, a top-tier Imperial Capital mansion, and the Eight Treasures Ruyi. They finally realize Jeffrey is a hidden big shot and panic over their grave mistake, delivering a thrilling twist.
The lost national treasure Eight Treasures Ruyi, which can grant its owner's descendants noble status, sparks a stir. A steward orders a search for Lin family descendants as his successor, while the Chen family panics over offending an untouchable big shot and fears dire punishment.
James is blasted for tearing up the Dragon Flag, labeled a national disgrace and threatened with jail. Samantha finalizes a transaction with her boss, who offers her shelter if she’s ever in danger. The boss leaves the Chen family to handle their own issues, granting them a shot at repentance or warning of consequences. Walter is then ordered to kneel and apologize to the Lin family, amping up the tension.
Walter from the Chen family confronts the mysterious owner of The Undertaker's, offering ten times the Lin family's bribe to arrange his family's funeral—even invoking the powerful Wang family. Dismissed, he threatens to smash the owner's car, ignoring his sister's urgent warnings, only to suffer hand retribution and be ordered to kneel before Mr. Jeffrey's memorial tablet.
At Mr. Jeffrey's funeral, the Chen siblings have a heated argument. The brother refuses to kneel, arguing Jeffrey's death was an accident and he's already paid with one hand. His sister demands he kneel, revealing a poor girl's fate will reverse post-funeral due to lucky burial objects. The brother later apologizes and offers to help Ms. Samantha seek justice, with clues about on-site safety issues emerging.
Walter admits embezzling project funds for the Wang Family's Young Master, tarnishing the Chen Family's reputation. Enraged clan head Catherine expels him, hands him over to authorities, and vows a public apology and compensation post-funeral, while hinting at repaying a mysterious powerful benefactor.