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Curing, Crafting, and Counting Fortune Full Episode
001
At a public event praising Prof. Elliott, onlookers hail her medical breakthroughs, then news spreads that someone was struck by lightning. The episode follows Blaire regaining consciousness amid family bickering: relatives argue over food, accuse her of taking resources, and reveal she suffered a miscarriage and divorce from Sean. Humiliated and confused, Blaire asks if she was struck by lightning, and a sister comforts her: "I won't let you starve, my sister." The key turn: Blaire checks the date and realizes it's 1980, leaving her stranded with loss, family hostility, and an uncertain future.
002
At a family celebration Blaire wakes to accusations and is driven out after relatives claim she stole Grandma’s medicine money and spent it on Sean. She takes guest gift cash to pay Sean’s medical fees, triggering a scuffle over her dowry bike until an elder reminds them their late parents asked Edward to care for her. Elsewhere a clinic owner reveals he will marry Wendy for her father’s $10,000 investment and tells his wife to get a divorce; she collapses and miscarries. Gossip escalates and creditor Sharon demands repayment in one month, leaving Blaire homeless and exposed.
003
At a tense family meeting, Blaire is blamed for stealing, insulted for past behavior, and told to leave while her grandmother quietly offers her life savings. Sharon insists Blaire be kicked out, but an immediate crisis interrupts: Eason, Sharon’s son, has a worsening cough that’s spreading through the village. Blaire, despite little schooling, tries to treat him; Sharon doubts her ability. Blaire asks, "If I can cure Eason, will you forgive me?" The episode ends with Sharon forced to decide whether to let Blaire attempt the cure as the outbreak worsens.
004
Eason has a severe cough and can't attend school. Blaire vows to cure him and David, his father, reluctantly agrees after others pressure him. Using silver needles Sean left behind, Blaire performs acupuncture despite David's fear. Eason's cough stops and his voice returns to normal. Blaire writes a herbal prescription and promises a full recovery within three days, noting modern medicine isn't available. David orders Sharon to fetch the herbs. The episode ends with Sharon rushing out and exclaiming, "Oh my god...", leaving the immediate outcome and her discovery unresolved.
005
After a family fight over $10 for medicine—David is their sole earner and Blaire's earlier hospitalization drained savings—Blaire insists she no longer needs pills and volunteers to gather herbs. She asks David about a sunny hillside two miles out and hears Lawson Group plans to lease it and the village chief is guarding the land. As a traditional medicine expert, Blaire locates meadow fescue there, a rare herb she would have discovered decades later that could help Eason. The find brings hope but invites danger when someone shouts, "Hey! What are you doing?"
006
Villagers confront Blaire in an orchard, accusing her of stealing saplings. Blaire insists she’s only gathering wild grass and shows what she collected. The argument escalates: accusations and shouted threats erupt while neighbors warn that Mr. Lawson wants the land for income. The crowd pressures the chief; one villager kneels and pleads for calm. After a tense bargain someone vows to change and announce they’ll go home. Blaire leaves amid the uneasy promises, and the village’s fragile truce — plus the land’s uncertain future — remains unresolved.
007
On a mountain, David and others discover an unexpected field of meadow fescue and hope the herb can help a village cough outbreak that has packed the clinic and closed schools. Back home, Blaire apologizes, then rushes to deliver food to Sean; during the ride Edward falls and badly injures his leg. Blaire is told to leave him and not take him to the clinic. A warning follows that untreated injuries can cause lifelong disability, and someone promises to check Edward's leg after dinner. His fate and the outbreak remain unresolved.
008
After a miscarriage, Blaire secretly gathers wild herbs to treat the ill Eason. At a crowded breakfast the family erupts—accusing her of risking herself and squabbling over the one egg reserved for Eason; David berates Sharon as indifferent until another family member defends Blaire as his sister. Tension shifts when Blaire examines Edward’s immobilized leg and insists she can help, saying her medical skills surpass this era's. Edward refuses, calling it beyond treatment. As she moves to check his leg someone cries, "No! Blaire!" leaving her action unresolved.
009
Edward admits he couldn't afford treatment after injuring his leg and blames himself for the family's suffering. Later, Aunt Blaire brings a cured boy, Eason, to the market to demonstrate a herbal cough remedy and recruits him to echo her sales lines. She promises immediate results with no injections and claims it works in thirty minutes, urging villagers to try her cough-relief soup. The crowd responds with suspicion, calling her the Elliot troublemaker, accusing her of selling pesticide and shouting "Get lost!" The demonstration is interrupted and the remedy remains unproven, leaving her publicly rejected.
010
At a tense gathering, parents argue whether a herbal drink cured Eason—he recovered after drinking it and says he can return to school. Skeptics demand proof and suggest Sean, Blaire's ex-husband and a clinic owner, may have treated him. Old grievances resurface: villagers accuse Blaire of stealing ten chickens to help Sean and claim she favors him. The debate escalates into a mob chant to "smash her bowls" and "kick her out." A child suddenly cries, "Don't bully my mom," halting the crowd and leaving Blaire's fate and the remedy's truth unresolved.