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How Did a Mischief Become His True Love? Full Episode
001
Natalie confesses to a doctor that she hears a voice that tempts her to do bad things and sometimes takes control. When an associate urges her to seduce Lance Shaw she refuses. News breaks that Lance and Selena Britt were found at a hotel and Shaw Group lost hundreds of billions in shares overnight. Natalie realizes she has been made the fool in their romance. Advisors tell her to stay quiet, but she insists on seeing a doctor and says, "If you can't kill it, you kill me." The episode ends with her self-awareness awakening and her next move unresolved.
002
Warnings mark Natalie Jane's self-awareness awakening as she confronts a book spirit who labeled her the vicious villain and forced her into malicious acts. Refusing to play the flat sidekick, she demands to return to the night before her grandfather died to change it, then tries to tear up the script when rules forbid altering the past. The system attempts to erase her consciousness but fails; her character label detaches. The system then regenerates a new script, replacing the chapter 'The Death of Beck Shaw' and leaving Natalie’s rebellion to decide his fate.
003
Nat suddenly reappears at eighteen and returns to the grandfather who loved her. Her mother publicly abandons her, snarling "I'm no longer your mother!" Humiliated and homeless, Nat is steadied by her grandfather's counsel—"never bend your knees"—and by someone who offers to take her in. Learning the Shaws framed and killed Grandpa, Nat vows to find the real culprit and rewrite his ending. She asks Grandpa to believe her, even if her plan seems wild, and takes the first determined step toward exposing the Shaws' crime.
004
Awakened to self-awareness in a sealed script world, the protagonist opens the episode grieving Grandpa's death and saying no one believes them. The script forbids revealing its plot, so they alone have real life and must lean on allies if bullied. A new figure arrives: Greg Shaw, Quinn's illegitimate son, praised as cunning and trusted by his master. Rumors say women can't meet his gaze; Ms. Jane tests this and hides a reaction. A flashback notes Greg once took the Shaws' inheritance from Lance, and suspicion grows that he may have caused Grandpa's death. The episode closes with that suspicion unresolved.
005
Greg's father rushes him to his grandfather after his mother is killed. He accuses Gina of the murder and begs the patriarch to hide the illegitimate grandson. The grandfather recoils—calls the victim a mistress—and orders the boy to kneel for questioning. Family members flatter Grandpa to gain power, but danger grows: Gina knows Greg exists, and the dying mother urged him to flee. A new accusation names Quinn as the murderer. The episode ends with a plea to stay in the Shaw household to lie low and seek revenge, leaving protection undecided.
006
Natalie wakes to find the script system has tagged her “lazy, stupid, crazy.” She refuses the labels but learns an appeal requires a 2,000-word defense, so she gives up and retreats to sleep at home. Grandpa comforts her, promising love despite her faults, while relatives whisper about how he favors her. Greg arrives and is attacked by a family member who vows he’ll never join the family. Dad steps in, insisting he’ll protect Greg and drags the confrontation away. The episode ends with Greg tolerated for now, but family rejection and Natalie’s appeal remain unresolved.
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Ms. Jane, desperate to find Grandpa’s murderer, asks how she can become smart quickly. Mary and Mill point to Master Beck as the smartest but say he's out. Jane spots Master Greg taking Grandpa's favorite flower—Beck reportedly gifted it to Greg—and confronts him. Greg refuses to return it, claiming Grandpa wouldn't have liked it, while others accuse him of hypocrisy. Someone relays Beck’s advice that reading enlightens the mind and "it's not too late to read now." The episode ends with the argument spiraling and a shouted "Greg!" leaving Jane facing the choice to learn or risk undermining her search.
008
At a meal Greg is coaxed into eating shrimp despite a seafood allergy, triggering suspicion that someone is setting a trap to win his grandpa's favor. Nat and Ms. Jane argue while someone peels shrimp and pours water to make Greg compliant. The plot escalates when an instigator orders Greg to gain his grandpa's trust before Lance returns or both will suffer. They plan to worsen his allergy by having him eat seafood soup so Grandpa will feel guilty. Greg already ate the shrimp, and the line "Quinn wants me dead" leaves him exposed and in immediate danger.
009
After waking to a sudden game message, a player accidentally triggers a treasure plot called the Heartbeat Chapter: 'Saving the Poor Little Thing.' The player and a companion (addressed as 'babe') learn the reward is the Script Pen, which can rewrite predetermined plotlines, even Grandpa's ending. Confusion erupts over who the 'poor little thing' is. The Script Sound offers hints as someone cries, 'Don't tear me.' The companion vows revenge if crossed. The pair argue over who will claim the pen, leaving Grandpa's fate unresolved and control of the story in question.
010
Natalie Jane was once dismissed as 'stupid and malicious.' She wakes trapped in a scripted world where every move is written. When her adoptive grandfather, Beck Shaw, faces a doomed fate, Natalie rips up the original plot and forces a reset—back to age eighteen. Armed with memory and defiance, she sparks a rebellion against the script's rules. In the upheaval she becomes entangled with the Shaw family's three masters: Greg, the cunning illegitimate son; Lance, the tormentor from her past; and Justin, her intense love-hate partner. As her choices rewrite Beck's destiny, Natalie unexpectedly becomes the true love of all three men. Given the power to choose, she decides to stay in the present and rewrite her own ending.