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My Ancestor Just Boosted My Life Full Episode
001
During a tomb excavation archaeologists find an elderly woman who asks the year and claims she spent decades cultivating in seclusion. Police inform a young man they identified the missing woman as his great-grandma and that she's 'not quite right in the head.' He insists his grandfather died when he was nineteen and doubts having a great-grandma. At the site they find a note from Tina Carver saying she left to cultivate and asking Carver descendants to treat her well. Shaken, he now wonders if the earlier scam call was true and whether this woman is really family.
002
A young woman shops with her granny, handing her food and haggling with a vendor before buying clothes and promising to care for her as her only family. A man nearby quietly helps them. Back home, while sorting their things they uncover a hidden, valuable heirloom. Someone urges Granny, "Sell it off. It'll buy you a house and improve your life." The episode closes on the immediate, unresolved dilemma: will they sell the heirloom now to escape poverty, or keep it and risk staying as they are?
003
An argument erupts when a woman confronts her Granny after an expert declares Granny's pendant fake. Granny insists the pendant she owns is real and the Palace Museum's version is fake; police earlier flagged Granny for mental issues. To avoid upsetting her, the woman accepts the pendant as a gift and suggests taking it to Regal Vault — an auction house where she once stored treasures and where even cheap items fetch tens of millions — to verify its value. The family worries Granny's condition is worsening, and everyone is left asking: has Granny been telling the truth?
004
At an upscale vault's entrance, Hank and a companion are brusquely turned away as suspected thieves. Ms. Shaw intervenes, demanding equal treatment and bringing them inside. Tina Carver, an elderly depositor, arrives to reclaim treasures; staff confirm the boxes bear Mr. Leed Sr.'s handwriting and notify Mr. Leed. Furious that Ms. Shaw brought "two nobodies," he recognizes Hank as a food delivery worker and accuses him of going after his fiancée. Mr. Leed snaps, "Come with me!" — setting up an immediate confrontation and leaving Tina's claim and Hank's fate unresolved.
005
An elderly woman claiming to be Tina Carver arrives at Regal Vault, demanding items tied to Mr. Leed Sr. Mr. Leed's sons call her a scammer and insist their father kick her out. Their father, who has guarded Regal Vault for 80 years, reveals he plans to hand over the top-floor warehouse key but stresses those stored treasures belong to Ms. Carver and only her descendants can retrieve them. The sons argue she likely died decades ago, but staff report a visitor already came asking for her items. Mr. Leed freezes and asks, "What did you say?"
006
Ms. Carver's return triggers a frantic scene: three men—Josh Leed, Leon Wexler and Silas Trune—publicly swear eternal allegiance and vow to serve her descendants after revealing they kept Mystea for ten years. A subordinate rushes to present Mystea, and one enforcer warns, 'If she's dissatisfied... I'll break your leg,' raising immediate danger. Meanwhile Hank, a food delivery man, turns up at Regal Vault in an unfashionable outfit and is mocked. Kyle is accused of flirting; his fiancée drags him and orders, 'Kick the loser out of here.' The episode ends with Hank humiliated and his fate unresolved.
007
At Regal Vault, a woman claiming ties to the Leed family is publicly rebuked when a Leed representative snaps, "The Leed family doesn't know any Tina Carver," and orders her party expelled. Staff escalate with insults and threats, calling them country bumpkins and blocking their exit. Granny tries to leave with her companion; Kyle steps in to defend her. The manager mocks him, prompting attendants to turn violent — "You asked for it." As Kyle is struck and someone cries "Stop it!", Granny is shoved out humiliated and Kyle's fate remains unresolved.
008
When Kyle publicly slaps Mdm. Carver, their grandfather's old friend, the family scrambles to contain the fallout. Uncle Cody berates him and orders Jesse to take Kyle away to reflect. To smooth things over, a family member escorts Carver upstairs, offers the Mystea tea collection, and says he came to secure assets for Hank. He then reveals a card holding $80 million as a reconciliation gift. Guests and Hank are stunned. Mdm. Carver hesitates, then utters "Okay," leaving the offer—and the family's reputation—on a tense, uncertain edge.
009
Ms. Carver arrives demanding money for her grandson, and Dad is ordered to gather funds. He instructs converting 70% of Leed Corp shares into cash to pay Mr. Carver — a move that would strip about $500 billion in a day. Meanwhile Hank spends family money to buy a villa and takes Wendy shopping, enraging Granny. An elder, through divination, vows to reclaim the last of their power from the bloodline even if it will break Hank's mind. The liquidation order and the elder's plan leave the family's fortune and Hank's sanity in immediate jeopardy.
010
At a family ceremony to honor the risen founder—where 70% of the family's assets are present—tension explodes when Kyle tries to drag Wendy away. Hank rushes in, shouting, "She's my fiancée!" and demands a stop. Men grab Wendy while others accuse Mr. Leed of spending money and hitting on her; Kyle orders them to beat Leed and insists Wendy belongs to him, belittling Hank as poor. Wendy pleads and Hank begs for mercy; Granny is called for help. The episode ends with Wendy still held and Hank's desperate plea unanswered.