
On her wedding day, Vivian is humiliated by her fiancé’s so-called “girl best friend”—and he lets it happen. She answers with a slap, a broken engagement, and zero mercy. Some marriages end before the vows, and that’s where the real drama begins.

This episode serves as the premiere, quickly establishing the core conflict. After being promoted to general manager of a branch at An's Group, the male lead Gu Sizhe becomes arrogant. Incited by his childhood friend Luo Yuqing (a typical "green tea" character) and his disloyal friends Xiao Lei and A Tao, Gu Sizhe begins to believe his fiancée An Ran (the heiress of An's Group, but mistakenly thought to be an orphaned nobody) is beneath him and plans to "set rules" at their wedding. Luo Yuqing not only occupies the bridal bed but also wears a dress similar to the wedding gown and commandeers the makeup artist, openly provoking An Ran. After discovering all this in the makeup room, An Ran calls Gu Sizhe to confront him. Facing Gu Sizhe's dismissiveness and emotional manipulation, An Ran霸气 issues an ultimatum: resolve this or the engagement is off.

This episode focuses on the wedding preparations of Gu Sichen and An Ran, with the core conflict being the boundary-crossing interference of Gu Sichen's "childhood sweetheart," Luo Yuqing. Luo Yuqing, presenting herself as a "good buddy," manipulates Gu Sichen and his groomsmen (Xiao Lei, A Tao) through feigned victimhood and emotional blackmail, pressuring An Ran to forcefully include her in the bridal party and secure the "center position." Gu Sichen blindly defends Luo Yuqing, urging An Ran to be magnanimous. Although An Ran outwardly compromises, her inner monologue reveals a previous intense argument with Gu Sichen over Luo Yuqing, and she resolves that if Luo Yuqing dares to cross the line on the wedding day, she will not be spared.

This episode centers on Gu Sizhe and An Ran's wedding day. On the surface, Gu Sizhe's childhood friend Luo Yuqing appears as a warm and attentive bridesmaid, but inwardly, she is filled with jealousy and unwillingness. She not only complains behind An Ran's back about being treated like a servant but also secretly leaks the location of the wedding shoes to Gu Sizhe during the pick-up ceremony. The climax occurs during the door-blocking segment. When everyone anticipates a festive question-and-answer session, Luo Yuqing suddenly questions the groom, Gu Sizhe, in front of everyone, "When was the first time we slept together?" The atmosphere instantly freezes. The bride, An Ran, is shocked, revealing a massive hidden emotional crisis.

This episode focuses on the "picking up the bride" segment on the wedding day. The groom, Gu Sizhe, leads his groomsmen to pick up the bride, An Ran, but encounters an unexpected situation during the "find the wedding shoes" game. Gu Sizhe's childhood friend, Luo Yuqing (female), displays clear "green tea" behavior. Not only does she bring up their ambiguous past of sharing a room in front of everyone, but she also deliberately throws the wedding shoes downstairs, claiming it's to "increase the game's difficulty." The groomsmen (Xiao Lei, A Tao) blindly defend Luo Yuqing, accusing An Ran of "not being able to take a joke," which enrages An Ran. In the end, although the wedding shoes are found, An Ran refuses to wear the shoes that were thrown, assertively demanding that Gu Sizhe buy new ones, leading to a stalemate.

This episode tells the story of An Ran, the daughter of the richest man, who marries Gu Sizhe while hiding her identity. However, on their wedding day, she is collectively humiliated and manipulated by the groom Gu Sizhe and his best friends (led by Luo Yuqing) over a stained wedding shoe. Luo Yuqing and others use "brotherhood" to brainwash Gu Sizhe, convincing him that An Ran is an orphan who is trying to climb the social ladder by marrying into the Gu family and must have her arrogance suppressed at the wedding. Gu Sizhe believes their slander and treats An Ran arrogantly. However, An Ran is not an orphan. Her mother, the richest woman in the country, An Xiaoqin, along with many business tycoons, are rushing to the wedding venue with lavish gifts. A dramatic "face-slapping" scene targeting the scumbag and vicious woman is about to unfold.

This episode centers around An Ran and Gu Sizhe's wedding. As the ceremony progresses, Gu Sizhe's "good friend," Luo Yuqing, interrupts the proceedings. Citing "hometown tradition," she forces the bride, An Ran, to crawl through a "threshold" (actually a humiliation) held up by the groomsmen. Gu Sizhe not only fails to defend his wife but also resorts to emotional blackmail, saying, "If you love me, you have to endure it." Gu's mother, aiming to set rules for the new daughter-in-law, strongly supports this outdated custom and even mocks An Ran for marrying above her station. Although Gu's father tries to intervene, he is suppressed by Gu's mother and Luo Yuqing working together. Ultimately, An Ran is forcibly pushed to the ground in full view of everyone, suffering immense humiliation. This sets the stage for An Ran to later reveal her identity as the daughter of a wealthy magnate and seek revenge.

This episode centers on a humiliating wedding ceremony in a wealthy family. The bride, **An Ran** (heiress to the An Group, hiding her identity), is maliciously tormented by the groom **Gu Sizhe**'s childhood friend, **Luo Yuqing**, during the wedding. Using "setting rules" and "wedding customs" as pretexts, Luo Yuqing conspires with Gu Sizhe's mother to force An Ran to perform a "crossing the threshold" ritual and a vulgar "scooping eggs from sewage" ceremony. Gu Sizhe, prioritizing his "face" and masculine pride, not only fails to protect his wife but also believes Luo Yuqing's instigation, forcing An Ran to comply. Although the father-in-law (Father Gu) tries to intervene, Gu Sizhe stops him. In extreme humiliation and disappointment, An Ran sees Gu Sizhe's true colors, harboring immense regret and hatred, setting the stage for their future breakup and comeuppance.

This episode takes place at a lavish wedding. The bride, An Ran (daughter of the richest man, with a hidden identity), witnesses her bridesmaid best friend being publicly molested by the groomsmen under the guise of "wedding pranks." The groom, Gu Sizhe, and his family not only fail to intervene but also condone the actions of Gu Sizhe's childhood sweetheart, the "green tea" Luo Yuqing, as she humiliates An Ran. Luo Yuqing wears a dress identical to the bride's and instigates a vulgar "poop water egg grabbing" ceremony. Gu Sizhe's mother further declares that An Ran, being an orphan, wouldn't dare divorce and must be taught a lesson. Faced with Gu Sizhe's weakness and betrayal, and Luo Yuqing's provocations, An Ran finally snaps. She bites Gu Sizhe, overturns tables, and publicly announces the annulment of the engagement, striking back against the shameless behavior of this family.

On her wedding day, Vivian is humiliated by her fiancé’s so-called “girl best friend”—and he lets it happen. She answers with a slap, a broken engagement, and zero mercy. Some marriages end before the vows, and that’s where the real drama begins.

On her wedding day, Vivian is humiliated by her fiancé’s so-called “girl best friend”—and he lets it happen. She answers with a slap, a broken engagement, and zero mercy. Some marriages end before the vows, and that’s where the real drama begins.