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My Future Feisty Wife Lifts Me Up Full Episode
001
Villagers argue over a wild pig after Hailey kills it and expects the agreed $10, but the seller insists the pork isn't worth that. A retired soldier who says he came from the future watches, recounts Hailey's harsh past—how she once collected corpses and handled putrid remains—and praises her nerve, offering to introduce her to safer jobs. Neighbors mock and worry the meat is unsafe. Rae rushes in, hands money and pleads, "Please save my dad," as a man cries out in pain. The episode ends with Hailey faced by that emergency and the new job offer unresolved.
002
Hailey rushes into a crowded square with someone to save her father, who is surrounded by jeering villagers. Men loudly call him an idiot, taunt that a belly injury left him impotent and unable to have children, and mock Hailey for defending him. She snaps, "My dad's not an idiot!" The crowd pivots from ridicule to coercion—urging Hailey to marry their 'boss' and suggesting men can still take advantage of her. One man openly smells her and is challenged; the confrontation ends unresolved, leaving their safety uncertain.
003
A gang bursts into Rae’s home, taunts her and waves a knife before leaving; Rae panics as her father lies unconscious. Neighbors tell Rae to lock the door because her injured father can’t protect her, but someone quickly reassures her he’s not dead — he’s fainted from low blood sugar after giving Rae the last steamed buns. While she tends him and scrambles for food, a visiting expert inspects the junk her dad brought home and identifies a meteorite, a 200-year bowl and a 500-year book. He urges Rae to sell them at an antique shop to end their hunger, leaving her with the urgent choice to sell her father’s finds.
004
Hailey wakes in the 1980s to find her family has already decided to sell her — the parents haggle a price of $80 and accuse her of madness. They beat and threaten her, insist she behave, and order her dressed to marry Carson, an older man the town believes will 'treat his wife better.' Relatives mention Yash is waiting for money to marry, exposing the financial pressure behind the sale. As Hailey endures being groomed and abused, she notices the household water tastes wrong, leaving the immediate danger unresolved as wedding preparations continue.
005
At a chaotic household scene, Hailey's father announces, "Whoever offers the most money, I'll marry my daughter to them." Bidders argue—Carson offers $80 while another pays $100 and wins. Family members celebrate the higher sum; Rae, a child present, asks the newcomer to be her mother. Relatives mock Ethan, call him an idiot, and claim his injury makes him childless, so they plan to sell Hailey again after a likely quick divorce. The episode closes with Hailey handed to the highest bidder and her immediate fate left dangerously uncertain.
006
Ethan wakes disoriented after strangers fuss over his looks, call him Ethan Smith, and Rae announces he's part of their family. They give him candy that dulls his memory; a flash shows a soldier's oath he cannot recall. Drugged, he alternates between requests for hot water and a threat: "Once the drug wears off, I'm going to kill you." A woman begs, "Please save my dad," then someone shouts, "Dad! They beat my dad to death." The episode ends with Ethan drugged and threatened while the father's fate collapses, leaving his next move unresolved.
007
Cold and cramped, a newlywed couple argue under one quilt as petty fights and sleep squabbles expose bigger worries. Ethan snaps when called an idiot, then jokes "My name is Ethan," while Mom reports there’s no food and they’ll have snake soup. The family learns a research institute will buy their meteorites, but they need a car. Searching for funds they find a child's passbook listing villagers' IOUs, with the village chief owing $1,800, and argue over its validity. The episode ends with a dilemma: could these disputed debts buy the car they need?
008
Mailman delivers Mr. Ethan Smith's disability allowance, and local collectors swarm his home demanding payments. When one thug threatens to kill 'Silly Ethan,' someone forcefully tells them none will get any money from him and chases them off. At the table she promises, "I'll get that money back for sure." Later Hailey—who says she married Ethan and is now part of his family—goes into the village to collect debts. The Jensen family insists she owes $90 and insults her; Hailey refuses and the confrontation ends unresolved, leaving her next move hanging.
009
Ms. Duncan arrives in Wolf Village demanding justice after accusing a fish seller of stealing her husband Ethan's money. In the market they confront each other in broad daylight; knives are flashed and threats escalate until someone forces calm and tells Ms. Duncan to sit. She vows to report him to the village chief, and under pressure the seller blurts, "I'll pay you back." A man calls for his "Dad" to do the accounts while a bystander sneers at that choice. The repayment promise hangs in the air, but the official resolution is left unresolved.
010
At a family table they split $1,058; Dad calculates each share as $529, but one woman tells her husband to keep it all. Nearby, people remark on a man with an explosion scar who is sharp with numbers, can identify military materials and gets a disability allowance; villagers speculate he served in the military and has amnesia. When someone taunts them—"Aren't you ashamed?"—a man claims, "Sooner or later, you're gonna marry me. You're my wife." She insists she loves him and touches her husband. He ends the episode deciding, "I should cuddle with her," leaving their response unsettled.