Fabulous & Unstoppable: Through Time, She Conquers

Episode 1

Raina Quinn opens her eyes in a world she doesn't recognize — and in a body everyone despises. Once a feared general who commanded armies, she's now the Quinn family's biological daughter, raised in the countryside and treated like a stain on their polished name. Zhang Ma is ordered to send her to the kitchen: she doesn't get to eat at the table. The insults pile up fast — dirty, diseased, unworthy.

Raina's answer is instant. If she can't eat at the table, no one eats. She flips it. Between the wreckage, she remembers who she was, and why she was sent back: to make every wicked person pay.

Episode 2

Raina goes straight for Vivian's territory — the room, the belongings, the crown the family gave their precious "real" daughter. She warns that Vivian's things had better vanish from her room, or they'll end up like the crown.

Vivian is shaken, but the brother is furious, calling Raina arrogant and uneducated, demanding to know why their parents brought her back at all. Vivian leans on him: no matter what, she'll always be the Quinn daughter. When Raina smashes the crown, the mask slips into open war.

Episode 3

Zhang Ma scolds Raina for occupying the room Raina Quinn decorated for "the eldest daughter" — and Raina corrects her coldly: the Quinns have only one eldest daughter, and it isn't Vivian. She reminds the housekeeper exactly where her place is.

Then Raina Quinn comes home with armfuls of gifts for Vivian, apologizing to Raina only because she didn't know she'd arrived. Raina doesn't wait for the promised "next time." She takes one of Vivian's presents instead, making it clear she'll collect what she's owed.

Episode 4

The brother paints Raina as a feral troublemaker: she kicked over the dining table, wrecked Vivian's room, and shattered the eighteenth-birthday gift their parents gave her. Vivian performs martyrdom — she'll gladly give her things away, she'd rather leave the Quinn house than upset anyone.

Raina Quinn refuses to hear it. Vivian stays; Raina is the one who should go. Raina is ordered to apologize to Vivian. But when Vivian gloats that the country bumpkin will end up begging her, Raina fires back: the things she took were hers to begin with.

Episode 5

The family tries a softer tactic — they'll make it up to Raina slowly, and this has nothing to do with Vivian. Raina Quinn insists Vivian will always be her good daughter. Raina's reply is quiet and deadly: the real show has barely started.

Zhang Ma reports the smashed crown and the ruined table, painting Raina as a ruleless country girl who can't compare to Vivian's gentle refinement. Vivian spins her own version — she was frightened, her hand slipped, and she's far too frail to have moved a marble table. The lies are neat. The audience isn't.

Episode 6

Vivian and the brother double down, insisting Raina broke everything on purpose and daring anyone to check the surveillance footage or ask Zhang Ma. Raina doesn't flinch — she points out the obvious: a sickly girl who never had enough to eat couldn't have wrecked a marble table, and Zhang Ma has twenty years of loyalty to them, not to her.

Then the surveillance "conveniently" fails. Raina, who read military texts at six and rode to war at ten, sees the game clearly. She warns them: their good days are numbered.

Episode 7

The brother's mouth finally costs him. Raina strikes him down, unimpressed — the New Year hasn't come, so why is he kneeling? She tells him to watch his tongue, and that she preferred him when he was playing pitiful. Next time, she says, it won't be his dignity she crushes.

Then the tone flips: Raina Quinn welcomes her to dinner, praising her hardships and announcing a grand recognition banquet to formally bring her into the family. The brother mutters about a country girl embarrassing them. Raina Quinn shuts him down — she's his sister.

Episode 8

At the table, Raina Quinn drops a bomb: since Raina is back, the engagement between the Quinns and the Shens returns to its rightful place. Vivian's fiancé, Shen Xin, now belongs to Raina.

Vivian protests that she and Shen Xin love each other. Raina Quinn won't budge — and the banquet tonight matters because investors will be watching. Vivian then corners Raina with the truth: the family only brought her back to sell a "lost daughter" image to investors. The jade bracelet, the promises — all staged. Vivian vows to make her the most hated woman in the city.

Episode 9

Shen Xin corners Raina with pure contempt, sneering at the "village girl" who dares dream of marrying up. He declares he'll only ever marry Vivian, and that crossing him means she'll never be a wealthy man's wife.

Raina doesn't beg. She tells him to wait for tonight. Meanwhile, Zhang Ma confirms the trap is set: a man is waiting in an upstairs room, and the moment Raina walks in, she'll be controlled — and the whole hall will see footage of her with him. Vivian intends to make her the laughingstock of Jiangcheng.

Episode 10

At the banquet, a servant summons Raina upstairs — Raina Quinn wants her in the rest room. Vivian's smirk says everything: good luck.

Downstairs, Raina Quinn greets an investor who came through a missing-persons network and brought the contract. Then Vivian starts the whisper campaign, claiming she just saw Raina go upstairs with an older man. Gasps ripple through the hall — the "Quinn daughter" has shamed herself in public. But Raina walked into that room knowing exactly what waited. The trap is sprung — just not on the person everyone expects.

Watch it and see who walks out of that room with their head high.