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The Gorgeous Revenge of a Bullied Office Worker Full Episode
001
At a company celebration for the chairman, a junior salesman accidentally spills champagne on the boss's suit. Instead of accepting compensation, the boss humiliates him—refusing payment, ordering, "Lick this," and demanding he clean the stain while colleagues taunt his last-place sales record. The crowd cheers the boss's champagne spray and turns the incident into a spectacle, then literally hands the junior off: "this guy is all yours now," preparing to pour more on him. Just then someone announces, "Boss, we've come to pick you up," leaving the junior passed along and his fate unresolved.
002
Quinn Wright is mistaken for a PTA boss in public, then confronted by company representatives who address him as "Chairman." Security silences insults while colleagues press him. They claim he's the Wright Group founder and CEO who vanished three years ago after an attack; he insists he's lost his memory and must catch the last train for his wife's birthday. They ask him to contact them if he remembers and promise to pick him up. The episode ends with a bystander confessing she enjoys his pathetic look, leaving his recovery and others' intentions unresolved.
003
Molly is at the gym when she answers a call from her husband, who says a drinking party just ended and he'll be home soon. Hearing a man's voice from the gym trainer distracts her; she apologizes, cuts the call and rushes off. Nearby gym members offer to drive a disoriented person home, citing their chairman's rule against abandoning someone; the person first refuses but then accepts their kindness. Molly arrives home, praises the gym for burning fat, then blurts, "What is burning is my heart!" The episode ends with her feelings unsettled by that admission.
004
At work a low-level salaryman is publicly humiliated when a man who claims to be Mr. Maud's pet taunts him and admits he engineered Molly's marriage so he could sleep with her. The man says he forced overtime to spend nights with Molly and threatens to take away both the husband's job and wife if he resists. Molly, confronted, insists she's happy, which only deepens the husband's shock. The abuser mocks them as Mr. Maud's dogs, leaving the husband exposed and facing the real risk of losing everything.
005
During a violent household confrontation a woman is humiliated and told to "be his dog" and threatened with divorce; she shouts, "I am not your dog!" Mr. Maud is seized and struck until bystanders shout to stop and warn he'll be killed. The mood flips when someone promises to take her to Wright Group's anniversary; she replies sarcastically. Back in the living room an assault escalates as she cries "Stop." The episode ends with a stunned identity reveal: "I am Quinn Wright," chairman of Wright Group, leaving the immediate fallout unresolved.
006
Milton suddenly remembers who he is and, under orders from Ms. Milton, is escorted to an anniversary party with a platinum VIP pass. He warns his boss not to reveal his identity because if Molly learns the truth she would never talk about divorce — he insists he must divorce his wife. At the party, Milton sees entertainers and business elites and overhears guests mentioning the young business empress. A guest sneers that he's a bottom-tier salaryman; Milton refuses to leave and declares he isn't there for the party but to divorce her.
007
Quinn Edith is confronted in a place where patrons jeer him as 'trash', accuse him of divorce and he boasts 'only married women can get me excited.' Iris is introduced as a cousin and prodded about past feelings; Molly is accused of cheating. A manager fires someone—'You're fired!'—and Quinn says he won't work for that 'black company.' Mr. Maud orders Dutt to throw Quinn out, staff call him a 'sewer rat' and name him Quinn Edith, leaving him publicly humiliated and facing immediate expulsion.
008
Event staff scramble when Ms. Milton personally calls to say a VIP, Quinn Edith, will arrive. At the door, hosts assume he's a low-level company employee and mock him, refusing entry without an invitation. Quinn produces a rare black invitation; staff ridicule its color and accuse him of forging it because it's unlike their regular invites. Quinn insists it's genuine, prompting a heated showdown as organizers accuse him of forging Wright Group's invitation and threaten him with ruin. The episode ends with staff accusing him loudly, 'Your life is over now!', leaving his status unresolved.
009
At a company event, Wright Group threatens anyone linked to their scandal and demands signed apologies to avoid exile from Janiland. Quinn is accused of forging an invitation and faces public humiliation; Iris interrupts, saying, "I believe in Quinn." A Wright Group member tells Dutt to take the accused down while others set a degrading condition involving Molly and Iris as the price for forgiveness. When Quinn resists and someone flees, security is mobilized. The episode ends in a chaotic pursuit as guards close in and Quinn's fate remains uncertain.
010
At a high-end party, staff try to eject a "bottom-tier salaryman" accused of forging an invite. Dutt confronts him until Mr. Edith reveals Ms. Milton’s platinum invitation and proves the signature genuine, forcing an apology and calming the scene while the VIP urges celebration and asks Iris to enjoy the event. Later at the office, Dutt berates Maud for nearly causing scandal. Quinn then demands entry—"Let me into the party. I'll definitely make him embarrass himself!"—leaving Maud with an immediate, unresolved threat to handle.