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The Heaven-Sent Brush of Fortune Full Episode
001
Punished for writing that the world's richest man would be cursed, Flora's Master orders her to go down, become the man's daughter, and use her magic brush to restore his fortune so he'll speak to the boss. Drugged and waking among people who took her in for money, Flora is accused of causing her parents' death and faces being sold for 100,000. She fights the sale, cries 'Daddy!' during a frantic car escape, then summons lightning at her captors. The episode ends with a painful scream after the strike, leaving Flora's mission and her powers uncertain.
002
A crowd grabs Jinx, accusing her of bringing bad luck and planning to sell her to a nearby buyer. Flora, who reveals she is a trainee God of Wealth from the Hall of Wealth and Jinx's friend, intervenes and offers to place Jinx with them. A man insists 'I'm your uncle' and tries to command, but captors drag Jinx and threaten she'll 'rot in that man's hand.' Flora calls a blessing—'Remove their car'—disabling the vehicle and halting the capture. As people cry for help, Flora says, 'Almost forgot what I'm here for,' leaving her next move unresolved.
003
A lost girl uses her master's magic tool, the Father Tracker, adding her blood and praying to find her missing father, but the device keeps failing and she can't even get five bucks from strangers. Meanwhile Mr. Bell's assistant Chase admits he's broke and says a witch promised a billion-dollar future if Bell accepts "your daughter's your lucky charm." Matchmakers push "instant dad" profiles—"divorced with a kid"—but Bell flatly refuses. The episode ends with the girl running and shouting "Daddy!" as someone yells "Slow down!", leaving her search unresolved.
004
Flora appears and insists Mr. Bell is her father, but he refuses and others demand who sent her. She declares she won't return to the Bell family and admits a past mistake ruined "Daddy's" life. Onlookers explain Mr. Bell was once wealthy but is now broke. Flora says her master claimed a father–daughter bond and that a "Father Tracker" brought her here. Accused of scamming, she pleads hunger and offers to fix his finances. She performs a blessing—"Grant me Blessings! Rolling in wealth!"—and an unexplained effect begins, leaving Mr. Bell's fate unresolved.
005
At a meal someone is stunned by shiny "gold coins," accusing a trick. The other insists they're real, and Chase then recalls his Master's warning: his magic brush creations are fleeting and can't be traded. That cuts off using art for cash, so they must find another way. Chase asks what makes money fastest; his father points to A‑share stock trading, where investors expect returns over eight million. Chase needs that sum to develop the riverbank plot their mother left, so he commits to trading and tells his father, "Relax, Daddy. I've got this." The episode ends on that risky plan.
006
Mr. Bell scrambles when a stock he just bought collapses and colleagues urge him to sell. His daughter Flora insists, pleading "Daddy, don't sell — I can make it go up," and he reluctantly keeps the tiny remaining holding. Tension builds at the office near Christmas as coworkers doubt them and Chase rushes to check the market. Against expectation the stock reverses course. The episode ends with everyone staring at the screen in disbelief as a colleague announces, "The stocks you bought are shooting up!", leaving Mr. Bell stunned and the outcome unresolved.
007
Mr. Bell's office explodes with good news as the stocks he bought spike and colleagues say he should have bought more. A barefoot girl, Flora, shows up claiming she came to "help you get rich" but reveals she ran away after almost being sold and has no family—only a "Master up in the sky." Mr. Bell admits he's not her father but promises to shelter her and help find her family; they plan to get her supplies tomorrow. His rare smile spreads, then someone bursts in: "The river is ruined!" The celebration stalls and their plans hang in danger.
008
When the family inspects their fish pens they find every rare fry floating dead. A town official explains that at 3:00 AM five tons of waste oil were dumped into the river, poisoning the ecosystem; someone tells Mr. Bell, "It's over." The child clings to Daddy while siblings and neighbors mock the ruined river and call Henry worthless, escalating shame and anger. Then an absurd twist: a bird poops on one of them, underscoring their humiliation. The episode ends with the river declared dead and the family stunned, their livelihood unresolved.
009
A ragged child calls a wealthy man “Daddy” in public, and onlookers immediately mock the kid and accuse Henry of fathering a bastard. Family members erupt: Henry intervenes, a bully grabs the child, and a brief scuffle follows; the child insists he’s not hurt but is appalled that someone touched him. The scene shifts when a woman threatens the river’s fish, then another person claims the fish actually hide treasures and offers a dare: pull a speck of gold from a fish belly and he’ll bark like a dog. The crowd accepts the wager, ending on the tense test about to begin.
010
Flora excitedly calls her father and Henry when a dead fish twitches; Mr. Bell and others blame maggots and rot. Flora insists there must be gold in the bellies. Despite protests about rotten organs, Daddy reluctantly cuts open a fish. At first they find only rotted guts and maggots, confirming doubts, but then shiny nuggets spill out and everyone realizes the bellies contain actual gold. Shock replaces skepticism as the group stares at the impossible find. The episode ends with the origin and consequences of the discovery left unresolved.