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Saving a Marriage I Didn't Ruin Full Episode
001
He wakes in an unfamiliar body, finds a Rolex, and realizes he's become Liam Harper, convinced he's transmigrated. Flashbacks reveal old Liam courted and married Clare Sullivan, who became a CEO worth hundreds of billions, then turned abusive: he gambled, beat Clare, and cheated with her younger sister Jade, the Sullivans' illegitimate daughter who seduced him to seize the fortune. Old Liam died in a speeding car crash. Now a poor student in that body faces being branded a cheating deadbeat and married to immense wealth — and ends the episode whispering, "This is the wife?"
002
An unnamed man plots to exploit a wealthy woman in a wheelchair for steady income. Liam is handed divorce papers and ordered to sign—"The two of us are done." The issuer lays out property deeds and promises Liam can keep as much as he wants after the divorce, even offering to transfer assets into Jade's name. Clare seems to have prepared a marital home and guests say "Happy wedding." In a key turn Clare suddenly refuses: "I'm not divorcing." Her refusal halts the planned transfer and wedding, leaving the divorce and asset handover in limbo.
003
When Clare forces a scene with wedding photos and ready divorce papers, she reveals a plan to use Liam to seize the Sullivans' assets. Liam refuses; he insists he only has one wedding photo — with his wife — and rejects the divorce. Clare physically drags him; guests are asked to leave. Cornered, Liam begs his wife, vows to treat her well and asks for one more chance, then carefully cleans up and notices her concern. He realizes making her happy could win access to wealth. The episode ends with his promise made and Clare's scheme still looming.
004
Legal staff tell Ms. Sullivan that Mr. Harper spent nearly a million, stole three car keys and two property deeds, and they order evidence secured for the lawsuit against Jade while the house is monitored. The security feed then shows Mr. Harper inside the study, and a staffer warns Ms. Sullivan and Ms. Hayes after they refuse to divorce. Meanwhile a man in the garden readies a staged gift hoping for pocket money, and a hungry person rummaging for food is confronted with, 'What are you doing?' The episode ends with intrusion confirmed and evidence in jeopardy.
005
A spouse confronts their partner after finding missing items in the study, threatening arrest for stealing goods 'worth hundreds of millions.' The accused protests—these are instant noodles—and the accuser mocks the idea, orders 'Jenny' to call the police. The accused admits sneaking into the study to get blank paper for folding, then surprises their partner with wildflowers and a handmade gift. They explain they're short on money and wanted to cheer the other up. The accuser issues 'one last chance' and demands to know what was taken; the episode ends with the partner's fate undecided.
006
Staff alerts Ms. Sullivan that "it's still there" and warns her not to wander at night. She brings a cup noodle to someone she calls "Honey" who is working late. Co‑workers play a paper fortune teller and a colleague asks why Mr. Harper seems like a different person. Jenny wonders if she was too harsh. Ms. Sullivan orders Ms. Donovan to restore five‑star meals at home and to give a ten‑million card to "him" tomorrow. The scene cuts to someone waking in a luxury mansion, admiring a Rolex, and a voice asks, "What do you want?", leaving identity and motive unresolved.
007
Ms. Sullivan, his wife, surprises Mr. Harper with clothes and a ten million allowance; he is stunned, half-joking that sincerity can be traded for wealth and insists he can change himself. At lunch in her mansion he encounters simple steamed buns, briefly enjoys them, then bristles at the contrast with lavish gifts. Ms. Sullivan says "I love you" but scolds him for wasteful spending, tells the chef to simplify home meals and sends Jenny to print and fetch a report. The key turn: she lavishes him yet immediately tightens household rules, forcing him to accept money under new domestic limits.
008
Ben (Benjamin Watkins), introduced as the old Liam’s friend, is caught with stolen items and warned, "If you ever steal again, I'll turn you in." At work an abusive supervisor humiliates staff; after repeated insults Ben quits and panics about living without income. Clare tells her spouse she ran into Liam, asks to lend her allowance to unemployed Ben, and then gives Ben the money. The episode closes as someone at the scene confronts Ben with a baffling question—"Are you really Liam?"—leaving his identity and next choice unresolved.
009
An exchange about cash triggers accusations: someone suspects Liam of gambling and offers to take the money back, but Liam reveals his wife is CEO of Sullivan Group and refuses the claim. Friends confront him, accusing him of spending time with Jade and ignoring Clare; one warns, 'Jade is definitely bad news.' Liam swears, 'I only love my wife,' and goes with a friend to AC Billiards Club. There Mr. Duncan asks Mr. Porter to choose between Jade and Clare; after an awkward, contested shot Porter hesitates, unsure how to accept a win that feels hollow, leaving loyalties undecided.
010
At a pool hall, a man goads a young player into a bet—lunch if he wins—and then offers him a job. The game is interrupted when an accident ruins the promised lunch, but the man persists, pressing the job offer; the young man declines. Elsewhere someone says Liam kicked them out to deal with Clare, and conspirators check whether Liam fooled "that stupid woman," identified as Jade, the Sullivans' second daughter. The episode ends when Jade appears and asks, "How did you find this place?", exposing the scheme and leaving the group on the defensive.