Reborn to Find I Am the Mogul's Lost Love

Episode 1

Selena Miller has just handed her company to Ethan Moore—and he answers by trying to kill her. As she dies, Ethan and Carol spell out the truth: they got rid of her mother because she was in their way, and now they plan to celebrate their engagement. Ethan sneers that without him she would have bankrupted everything.

Selena's last thoughts turn to her mother and to revenge, but it's too late for a hospital. Her final regret is sharper than the betrayal: she pushed away the one man who truly loved her. Then everything goes dark.

Episode 2

Selena wakes in her own home—five years in the past. She's alive, and she remembers everything: the company she gave away, the mother she lost, the man who took it all. This time, she vows, Ethan will pay blood for blood.

Her first move is small and satisfying. When Lilia, the servant who obeys Ethan, orders her around and threatens that Ethan may not marry her, Selena throws her out. Then she shows Ethan and Carol around her estate—tennis court, wharf, cinema—letting them believe it's all Ethan's. She's already counting what it will cost them.

Episode 3

Ethan keeps performing wealth for Carol's benefit, bragging about a private luxury yacht and promising the real fun is out on the water. Carol soaks it up, marveling at the gym, the Lamborghini, the thirty-thousand massage chair, convinced his family must be rolling in cash.

Then Ethan does what he always does—he treats Selena like staff. He tells her to get up and fetch him the yacht keys. But the household is watching, and something has shifted: a mere maid helping herself to tea, the staff openly confused by Selena's new attitude. Ethan's command lands on someone who no longer jumps.

Episode 4

Selena refuses flatly: she will never hand over the yacht keys. Ethan can't process it—since when does she boss him around? He snaps that she's throwing a tantrum for attention, but she doesn't move.

Then Lilia steps in and gives him the keys anyway, and Selena makes her take them back. Even the staff start advising Selena to soften up and apologize before Ethan loses patience. Ethan tells himself she'll cave soon enough; he'll have those keys in hand. Selena, meanwhile, is only getting started—and her own servant has just shown exactly whose side she's on.

Episode 5

Ethan is losing his grip. To the guests, he plays the master and Selena the mere maid, but privately he fumes that he's been too soft and that she's acting out to get a reaction. His real fear surfaces: no one can find out he's the son of a servant.

He tries another angle—accusing Selena of jealousy, dangling the yacht trip, offering to take her along if she just hands over the keys. She refuses again. Carol, delighted, invites more friends and even company executives aboard. Ethan agrees eagerly, never once asking who actually owns the yacht he's inviting everyone onto.

Episode 6

Ethan plays host, promising his guests free rein. He tells them the captain and crew all work for him, and that today the yacht is their playground—anything they want, just do it. The guests are dazzled, calling his life as a rich young heir insane.

But the fantasy cracks at the gangway. When Ethan orders the captain to take them aboard, the captain refuses. Ethan can't board. The guests' excitement curdles into confusion as the man who has been bragging all day is stopped cold at the party he was hosting.

Episode 7

Ethan explodes: he can walk on this yacht whenever he pleases. The crew's answer is simple—they follow only the owner's orders, and no one boards without her permission. Ethan insists he is the owner; the crew has received no notification of any transfer.

The truth is messier than Ethan let on: the yacht is in Selena's mother's name, and the transfer was never finished. Selena arrives and coolly offers a choice—let them board, but charge them for everything like any other guest. Ethan walks on, still believing he's the host.

Episode 8

Aboard, Ethan keeps spending like a man who owns the place, telling his guests that anything they see is theirs to enjoy. Carol's friends lap it up, and the digs at Selena get crueler—she's told to pour Carol champagne and to know her place, with guests sniffing that a servant like her would already be fired.

Selena doesn't flinch. She serves the champagne, then makes sure everyone knows exactly what it costs. Ethan, still performing for Carol and the executives, has no idea that every glass and every order is quietly being added to a bill with his name on it.

Episode 9

The extravagance escalates. Top-tier champagne worth thousands, the entire bar's expensive stock, finest wines cracked open—all on Ethan, the guests cheer. Then comes the California red abalone, the chef's specialty at a hundred grand a piece.

Selena warns that it's pricey and that whether it's served is up to Ethan, not the guests. Ethan, desperate to look like a real heir, orders every last one prepared. Selena's smile says it all: enjoy it now, because the bill is coming, and it's going to be spectacular.

Episode 10

The guests toast Ethan as the real deal, an heir throwing money around like it's nothing. He grandly tells everyone to take home anything they want from the yacht. Then the reckoning lands.

A bill for the yacht expenses is presented—9.8 million, payable by card. Ethan's math, his bragging, and his borrowed identity all collapse in that single number. The man who spent all day pretending to own the ship just found out who's really been paying—and Selena isn't done with him yet.

Watch it and see how far Selena's revenge goes—because Ethan hasn't even begun to pay for what he did.