Leo, the richest man, gains a time-travel system that lets him return to the past with endless supplies. He sells his trillion-dollar empire to rewrite his regrets. Waking up in 1980, Leo uses his future business genius and limitless space to build a new empire, win back his estranged wife, and spoil his wife and daughter like royalty.
Haunted by his past as a gambling addict that led to his wife and daughter's tragic death, Leo gets a shot at redemption via a mysterious system. He sells off $100 billion in assets to gather supplies, then travels back in time to save his loved ones and atone.
After time-traveling back to 1980, Leo faces his sister-in-law pushing Nancy to divorce him over his gambling. He swears off gambling forever, uses his system to get gifts like new clothes for Luna, health supplements, and a jade bangle for Nancy—yet Nancy doubts his sudden change and the items' origins.
Fed up with Leo’s gambling that left their family drowning in debt, Nancy is tired of hiding with their daughter Luna from debt collectors. When Leo tries to fool her with cheap gifts, she demands a divorce. Leo swears off gambling, begging for one month to clear all debts—or he’ll never see her and Luna again.
Leo is given a one-month ultimatum by his wife Nancy: pay off his $3000 gambling debt and ensure their safety, or they'll divorce. Armed with past-life memories, he vows to raise the money in three days, take down threat Victor, and win back his family.
A man walks into a clothing store, rejects the shopkeeper's sales attempts, and proposes a mysterious yet highly profitable deal. He asks her to wear an item and walk down the street, bringing anyone who inquires back to the store, claiming one sale equals a hundred of her clothes. What's the secret behind this deal? Will she accept it?
A brother persuades his hesitant sister to wear exclusive Frencia stockings—only purchasable with foreign currency—as a walking billboard. Embarrassed by street stares, she worries her reputation is ruined, but soon women rush to buy the stylish stockings to impress their partners, turning her awkward stroll into a surprising sales hit.
Jade is stunned by the generous payment he receives for minimal work. Eager to get ahead, he begs to become Leo’s long-term distributor—even offering to massage Leo. Leo agrees on condition Jade brings reliable friends, while Victor spots Leo from afar.
Victor and his crew plan to collect debt from gambler Leo, threatening to harass Leo's wife if he can't pay up. Jade firmly warns her business partner against inappropriate advances. Meanwhile, Jade's sister begs to go shopping together, but Jade intends to deliver homemade food to her father. This episode mixes tense gang tensions with warm family interactions, making it a compelling watch.
The boss guarantees his crew $100 daily earnings, showcasing Frencia Perfume and Encia Skincare Tonic with a full warehouse of stock, exciting everyone. Meanwhile, Leo gets urgent news: Nancy’s bringing him beef home but Victor has blocked his house with thugs, sparking an unexpected crisis.
In this episode, Victor blocks the door leaving Jade and their kids stranded. Nancy tries to persuade Jade to abandon the runaway gambler Leo and join their side, but Jade stands her ground with a weapon. Victor arrives and fiercely threatens to kill anyone who harms his wife and children, building intense tension.
Victor confronts Leo over unpaid gambling debts, mocking his past when he begged for a loan. He threatens to hold Leo’s wife and child hostage, even making indecent offers about Leo’s wife for extra time. Leo, once seen as a cowardly gambler, defies Victor and claims he can pay the debt, sparking a tense standoff.
Victor and his thugs confront Leo over unpaid debts, even making a vile suggestion about his wife. Leo uses an imported voice recorder to threaten reporting their extortion, forcing them to leave. His worried family arrives with savings, shocked to learn he’s settled the debt.
Leo claims he's paid off his gambling debt by flipping goods and vows to quit gambling for good. But his in-laws and wife Nancy are skeptical, suspecting the money is from gambling wins or shady sources, sparking family tension.
Leo is grilled by his mom, wife Nancy, and sister Iris who suspect his sudden money is dirty and he’s back to gambling. He swears he’s changed, shares his stall location at Northside Garment Market Booth 38, invites them to verify, and reassures his worried daughter Luna.
Leo says the women are his business partners restocking his well-selling perfume, but Iris accuses them of being paid shills. The women prove they're legitimate vendors, yet Iris stays unconvinced, urging Leo to prove his business is real.
Iris mocks Leo for setting sky-high prices on his goods, pointing out workers earn only $30 monthly and pork is just 75 cents a pound. But her skepticism fades as customers swarm in, raving about the stockings, perfume, and Snowflower Cream, eager to purchase more.
After the stall sells out quickly, Iris apologizes to Leo for misunderstanding his money-earning way, and Leo forgives her. When Nancy assumes Leo went gambling and blames herself, Leo returns with hot pot ingredients, resolving the misunderstanding and bringing a warm family surprise.
Former gambler Leo, who once brought debts and suffering to his family, has turned over a new leaf. He sold out all goods in half a day, earned 750 yuan, bought thoughtful gifts for parents and Iris, handed all earnings to his wife, and promised never to gamble again while striving for a better family life.
Once a compulsive gambler, Leo turns over a new leaf. He uses a system to get premium hotpot ingredients, shares sincere remorse with his family, vows to care for his in-laws' health and settle Victor's threat, leaving his family wary but hopeful.
Leo’s stall loses customers due to stocking and perfume knockoffs. He tells his staff he has more profitable goods, then meets River Commerce’s Deputy Director who praises his high-quality stockings. Leo reveals he’s abandoning them, while a deceived rival learns he’s earning big and plans to confront him.