
Once a crown princess. Now a starving child tossed aside. Her “perfect” fake sister stole it all. She’ll tame her trash dad, crush the schemers, and rise again— this time, with candy in one hand and vengeance in the other.

The episode opens with Jiang Chen, the second son of the Jiang family, plotting with his sister Jiang Ting to marry Jiang Xun's daughter, Jiang Tangtang, to the third, foolish son of the Zhao family in exchange for business benefits. Jiang Xun, despite his outwardly dissolute appearance, voices his opposition and protects his daughter. During a family meeting, as everyone discusses the matter, a ragged and abused Jiang Tangtang suddenly appears and publicly refuses the arranged marriage. With sharp words, she exposes the imprisonment and abuse she suffered at the hands of her uncle's family, denouncing them as unfit parents with the idiom "even tigers don't eat their cubs." After being stopped by her grandfather, Old Master Jiang, Jiang Tangtang kneels with perfect ancient etiquette and pleads with her grandfather to give her a different father, shocking everyone present.

The Jiang family finally finds their long-lost biological daughter, Jiang Tangtang. However, her so-called "parents," Jiang Chen and Xie Ruyan, subject her to endless torment and humiliation. During a heated family confrontation, the Jiang patriarch is impressed by Jiang Tangtang's intelligence and integrity. He steps in to protect her, scolding Jiang Chen and his wife for being unfit parents. When the patriarch asks Jiang Tangtang whom she wishes to be her father, she points decisively at her seemingly carefree biological father, Jiang Xun, much to everyone's shock, leaving a great suspense for the plot.

During a tense family gathering at the Jiang residence, the raggedly dressed girl Jiang Tangtang surprisingly chooses Jiang Xun, the eldest young master considered a "dandy" by the family, as her father, rejecting Jiang Xun's brother, Jiang Chen. Facing the mockery and threats from his brother Jiang Chen and sister Jiang Ting, Jiang Xun readily accepts and promises to protect Jiang Tangtang. A subsequent flashback reveals Jiang Tangtang's true identity – she is Princess Jiang Li, who has traveled through time from ancient times. Her sole reason for choosing Jiang Xun is that Jiang Xun looks exactly like her father, Emperor Jiang Yu, from her past life. She regards Jiang Xun as her support in this unfamiliar era and formally acknowledges him as her father with an ancient kowtow ceremony.

Jiang Xun, a wealthy and dissolute father, finds his daughter Jiang Tangtang, who has been abused by her uncle's family. Seeing how overly sensible his daughter is due to psychological manipulation, he is heartbroken and vows to compensate her with all he has. In reality, Jiang Tangtang is the transmigration of Princess Jiang Li from ancient times. She quickly grasps the inheritance struggle within the modern wealthy family and decides to use her wisdom to help her "useless" father, ridiculed by the world, seize the family fortune. After inquiring about her father's recent situation from the nanny Aunt Li, Jiang Tangtang devises a plan to bring her pleasure-seeking father back on track.

This episode tells the story of Jiang Tangtang, the daughter of the dissolute young master Jiang Xun, crying because she feels neglected by her father. Initially, Jiang Xun dismisses the reminder from the nanny, Aunt Li, but his heart softens immediately upon seeing his daughter. Through a series of innocent yet pointed questions, Jiang Tangtang points out that her father loves sports cars, crocodiles, and having fun more, making her feel unloved. To prove his paternal love, Jiang Xun, under his daughter's "pressure," impulsively orders Aunt Li to sell all his limited edition sports cars, pet crocodiles, and bar, and to throw away his mahjong set, resolving to mend his ways and focus on accompanying his daughter. Aunt Li witnesses from the side how the young lady easily "tamed" the young master whom even the old master couldn't control, marveling at her power.

Once a crown princess. Now a starving child tossed aside. Her “perfect” fake sister stole it all. She’ll tame her trash dad, crush the schemers, and rise again— this time, with candy in one hand and vengeance in the other.

Jiang Tangtang and her father, Jiang Xun, are late for a family dinner due to unforeseen circumstances. Jiang Tangtang explains to her grandfather, Old Master Jiang, that her father, in an effort to make her happy, not only cooked and fed her his prized pet crocodile but also gave up all his bad habits and sold his sports car. Old Master Jiang, initially disbelieving and angry, transforms into pleasantly surprised and relieved at his son's change of heart. After tasting the crocodile meat, he praises it highly and is very pleased with Jiang Tangtang's performance. He decides to entrust her with a mysterious mission and promises a grand reward.

Old Master Jiang, displeased with his son Jiang Xun's dissolute ways, sets a condition: his granddaughter Jiang Tangtang must reform her father before the birthday banquet, with the ten-billion-dollar "Cloud Sparrow Villa" at stake. Though Jiang Xun verbally resists, he begins a hilariously absurd etiquette training under his daughter's strict supervision. Meanwhile, Jiang Xun's brother Jiang Chen's family, especially his daughter Jiang Yuer, are plotting to steal the spotlight at the birthday banquet with a precious "Great Feng Dynasty Musical Score," aiming to overshadow Jiang Tangtang and win the Old Master's favor. Family competition is about to erupt.

The episode opens with the prodigal father, Jiang Xun, undergoing an image makeover under the guidance of his daughter, Jiang Tangtang, in preparation for a family birthday banquet. The scene then shifts to the banquet itself, where Jiang Xun's father, Old Master Jiang, is visibly worried about his tardiness. Meanwhile, Jiang Xun's younger brother, Jiang Chen, along with other guests, openly mocks Jiang Xun's past "prodigal" image, asserting that his attempts to learn etiquette would be a laughable failure, like "a tiger that fails to resemble a dog." Just as the mockery reaches its peak, the MC loudly announces, "Jiang Xun and Miss Jiang have arrived," instantly drawing everyone's attention and building intense suspense for Jiang Xun's stunning entrance after his transformation.

Once a crown princess. Now a starving child tossed aside. Her “perfect” fake sister stole it all. She’ll tame her trash dad, crush the schemers, and rise again— this time, with candy in one hand and vengeance in the other.