- Get APP Scan code to watch on App
Honest Man Seen at Last Full Episode
001
At a public gathering, John, a construction worker, vows to fund Sara's studies and register their marriage. Sara's family and onlookers mock his class and small ring; under pressure Sara abruptly breaks off the relationship, revealing she's engaged to a Taylor Group manager with a larger ring. Humiliated and ordered to take his ring and leave, John is pushed out. A woman in the crowd says she'll help him, and the episode closes with the surprising line "Let's get married," leaving John's next choice and Sara's loyalties unresolved.
002
At a public confrontation a woman shouts, "Put the ring on me," and forces a sudden marriage with John, a man others call "just a construction worker." Onlookers mock his ability to support her, call the scene a paid act and question whether a CEO would fall for her. Accusations escalate into shouted threats and a vow to "discipline your child" from someone at the scene. Despite the humiliation, the woman declares, "I'll support my man," and they wed on the spot, but the crowd's accusations and threats leave the new marriage publicly contested and precarious.
003
Shown into a lavish apartment, a newly married man is stunned when a news report reveals his wife is Luna Taylor, the heiress who turned Taylor Pharma into the city's largest pharmaceutical group. He reacts by asking for a divorce the next day; she protests and insists she helped him. Later the domestic scene erupts: Ms. Taylor is suddenly confronted and restrained amid frantic pleas—"Stop hitting me!"—as multiple people struggle. After the attackers leave, one voice warns the lone person remaining, "You know what to do, right?" leaving Ms. Taylor’s fate and the husband's choice unresolved.
004
A woman quietly hands over her life savings and promises to support a man to avoid a divorce, offering him 200,000 a month if he 'behaves'; he calls himself a kept man. Soon after, Luna slips out for a part-time shift and runs into John, who is called her brother-in-law. John is ordered to deliver drinks to Room 103 at the Southcrest Club. At the club it's revealed Luna is the majority shareholder and is surprised to find John working under her. The episode ends with Luna's private settlement colliding with her public role, unresolved.
005
At a surprised gathering, John's friends crash what they expect to be his wedding to Sara, noting he once saved meal tickets so she could eat. At the banquet John refuses most food and then announces he did get married today—but not to Sara. Friends react with disbelief; some joke, others accuse him of saving face after being dumped. A guest calls out Kayson's name, and another lashes out, 'I thought you were my best friend!' The group is left stunned and demanding answers, with the bride's identity and John's motives unresolved.
006
Sara shocks a crowded venue by announcing she dumped John and is now engaged to Kayson Ziegler, a high‑earning manager. Insulted guests and John's allies erupt, taunting his construction work and calling Kayson a homewrecker. The confrontation escalates into shoving and heated insults; one man insists he won’t hit women while others humiliate the couple and staff. Just as tensions peak, Mr. Cole arrives, points out the troublemaker, and demands an immediate apology to the guests. His order halts the scene but leaves loyalties and the couple's public standing unresolved as everyone waits.
007
At Mr. Ziegler's engagement party a guest confronts a waiter, accusing him of stealing his woman and vowing to teach him a lesson. Staff step in to handle it. The drink runner John Brooke refuses to apologize, insisting the customer comes first and that Mr. Ziegler was chosen by Ms. Taylor. A woman drops her savings and someone offers to take responsibility instead of filing for divorce. Luna and friends learn John's friends are at a club and head out to retrieve his phone. They plan a big surprise, leaving the party confrontation unresolved and the next clash imminent.
008
At a tense post-wedding gathering, guests mock the man who just married Ms. Taylor, Goldview’s pharmaceutical magnate, calling him a loser and insisting he’s unfit for her wealth. They were called together to expose his shortcomings, taunting that he couldn’t even support his partner. The crowd’s bullying escalates until a delivery arrives: wine said to be from his wife. Someone blurts, "His wife?" and another inspects the bottle — it’s a top-class vintage. The gift undercuts the public humiliation and leaves the group stunned, their derision suspended as the man’s standing suddenly shifts.
009
A rare, expensive bottle arrives and is declared genuine and labeled from John's wife, igniting gossip that he secretly married Ms. Taylor. Coworkers link that claim to an earlier staged fake marriage and accuse John, whose job delivering wine makes swapping bottles plausible, of stealing. Mr. Cole confronts him, ignores denials and fires him while one colleague pleads for mercy. Then Mr. Cole offers a humiliating bargain: he'll drop the theft accusation if John drinks every bottle on the table. The episode ends with John facing that ultimatum, his choice unresolved.
010
At an engagement party, John is singled out, forced to drink and mocked by coworkers who threaten his job if he offends Mr. Ziegler. They taunt him as a 'deadbeat,' belittle his income and insist he 'satisfy' them to keep working. As the crowd escalates the bullying—pouring drinks, shouting, and daring him to prove he married Ms. Taylor—John falters under pressure. The situation changes when Ms. Taylor arrives; guests fall silent and greet her, leaving John's humiliation unresolved and the staff's challenge hanging as she steps into the room.