You, My Angel in Disguise

Episode 1

Eve Anson opens with a brutal confession: her whole life has been a lie from beginning to end. At eighteen, her own father, An Guoqiang, is the one selling her out—ordering men to drag her to Mr. Zhang and not keep him waiting. She runs. Cornered and out of options, she's saved by a boy who fights off her captors, his hands stained with blood. To her, he looks like a god. She learns he's the school's feared enforcer who collects protection fees. Eve makes a desperate bargain: if he protects her, she won't have to marry anyone. She asks him to shield her too.

Episode 2

The boy scoffs—she's the school bully's target, and she dares offer him twenty yuan? He jokes she should beg instead. But Eve has nothing else, just that small stack of cash. She begs him to help, terrified her father will force her into a marriage she can't survive. Then she goes further: she gives him her first kiss, offering herself as payment. In that moment, he seems to promise she belongs to him now—no one is allowed to hurt her. She wonders what her future self would think of the girl who traded everything for protection.

Episode 3

Eve panics—why is he here? She thought she'd escaped him for good. She accuses him of only pretending to save her, of being part of the cruelty that made her a target at school, where even teachers turned away. She thanks him for rescuing her, but insists she has her own reasons and must go back this time. She begs him to let her leave. He coldly tells her to get out. Then a shock: she mistook him for Ji Lingdong. This man also carries the Ji name—Ji Sihai, of the capital's top-tier Ji family.

Episode 4

Ji Sihai's voice unsettles her—it sounds so much like someone she knew. He demands her name and threatens her: if she dares expose her real identity, he'll destroy her mother's grave. Whispers swirl that this Ji patriarch is a monster, ugly and insane, a lunatic. Eve senses his tone doesn't quite believe her, and something about him feels achingly familiar. She pleads again to be released. He refuses—pleading is useless. She's trapped in the Ji household now, with no way out and a name she must hide.

Episode 5

Eve admits this man terrifies her—every time she looks at him, she thinks of someone from her past. But for her mother's belongings, she'll jump into any trap, no matter how deep. A voice echoes that he waited six years for her. She steels herself to endure whatever the Ji family throws at her, clinging to the one thing she came back for. The mystery of who Ji Sihai really is gnaws at her, but she can't afford to look too closely—not yet.

Episode 6

Servants arrive to help Eve wash up, startling her. She apologizes and insists on doing things herself, dismissing them politely. Left alone, she reflects on her strange new life inside the Ji household. A quiet, longing melody drifts through her thoughts—missing someone she can't reach. She wonders about the young master's whereabouts. The staff treat her carefully, almost reverently, and she begins to sense that this cold, feared household may hold more than she expected. For now, she waits, uncertain what tomorrow inside the Ji family will bring.

Episode 7

A maid brings Eve warm milk, claiming the young master specially ordered it for her. Eve notes the servants say he's never shown such concern for anyone. Told he let her rest alone on her first night, she starts to think Ji Sihai isn't as cruel as his reputation suggests. She drinks the milk—and suddenly feels overwhelmingly sleepy. As she drifts off, a voice whispers that "Lan Yi" has finally returned to his side. Something is very wrong with that milk, and someone is watching her far more closely than she knows.

Episode 8

Eve confronts Ji Sihai, wanting to see his face. He warns her that curiosity isn't always a good thing—and that if she won't sleep, they can do something else. Flustered, she backs off, deciding it's fine not to know what he looks like; she'll take things as they come. Then her eyes land on something familiar: a hair tie, the very one she used in high school. The discovery rattles her, pulling her past and present together in a way she can't ignore.

Episode 9

Eve recognizes the hair tie instantly—she made it herself in high school, and Ji Lingdong took it from her. So how did it end up with Ji Sihai, supposedly her husband? She recalls the classroom scene where it was snatched away, claimed as a girlfriend's token. The coincidence is too sharp to dismiss. If Ji Sihai has her handmade hair tie, then the man she married may be far more connected to her past than she ever imagined. She corners him with one burning question: who are you really?

Episode 10

Cornered, Ji Sihai deflects—he's Ji Sihai, why pretend not to recognize him after leaving his bed? Eve presses about the hair tie's origin, but he only says someone gave it to him. Then her father An Guoqiang calls, suddenly offering to return her mother's belongings. Eve is suspicious—didn't he sell those things? Overheard scheming reveals the truth: An Guoqiang plans to have men waiting for her, and darker talk hints at a cover-up involving her mother's fate. It's a trap, and Eve is walking straight toward it.

Will Eve see the trap closing before it's too late? Press play and find out.