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When a Fashion Queen Fell Back in Time Full Episode
001
She wakes to children calling "Mom" and is confused until they plead not to be sent away, offering to drop out and work to keep the younger kids. The woman realizes she has time-traveled into the famine drama she once starred in and recognizes the family names Justin, Zack, Yara, and Henry. A narration outlines her destined role as Lena Yale, a vicious stepmother who abused four kids during a three-year famine, drove them out, and was later guillotined. Shocked, she faces a turning point just as someone shouts, "Don't hit them!", leaving her choice and the children’s fate unresolved.
002
Starvation and ration shortages force Lena to threaten selling her children; Justin overhears and flees with siblings Zack and Yara. The episode jumps ten years: Justin becomes a general, Henry an academician, Zack a one‑eyed medical elite, and Yara an entertainment diva—while original Lena lied to the general and kept her title. A court sentences criminal Lena to death for abandoning war heroes' children. The narrator, now in Lena's place, resolves to change how the children see her. She wakes them saying, "I'll cook something good," determined to earn their trust before execution.
003
Facing starvation, a desperate mother uses the last flour to cook what might be the family's final big meal while her children plead that she won't sell Zack and Yara. The kids fear abandonment after their father left; Justin vows to raise them. At the table the mother flips between harsh threats and sudden tenderness, offering an egg that calms the children. A household interface then announces “Maternal bonding triggered,” the kids' affection rises, and +10 Gratitude appears with a system shop. The episode ends with her staring at those redeemable points, the family's next move hinging on that choice.
004
When gratitude points can buy supplies, Mrs. Saul decides to use the 'Mom's the Best System' to treat and raise four children until her husband returns. Neighbors, led by Zoey, accuse her of lavishing a final good meal to butter up Yara before selling the child to pay a gambler. Mrs. Saul insists she's feeding the kids fairly and dishes out pure flour buns and steamed eggs. The villagers jeer; Justin warns he'll take the children and run if she betrays them. They sit to eat, comfort for now, but the threat of sale and escape hangs unresolved.
005
Huddled children endure their mother's abuse and threats over scarce food as they plead not to be hit. Someone offers the rare good meal; after the children eat the on-screen system registers Zack's affection rising and small gratitude bonuses, but the kids remain wary. That night Lena dresses to see John Lee, then a buyer arrives and demands that the child be delivered before 10 AM tomorrow, exposing a sale. Lena snaps, 'I knew you were up to no good.' The episode ends with the buyer's deadline set and the child's fate unresolved.
006
A buyer appears and the family confronts a woman who planned to sell two children, Zack and Yara. They refuse, threaten her and swear they won’t sell the kids. They set a plan: tonight, when she sleeps, they’ll take the little ones and run. Tensions rise—one vows to fight her if she tries to steal them now. Then, despite her cold behavior, the woman tucks a blanket over Zack, making the family suspicious of her true intent. Someone warns it’s bad, and a sudden shout of 'Yara!' cuts planning short, forcing an immediate choice.
007
Villagers mobilize after a broadcast accusing Lena of trying to sell her sister and children. They surround Lena’s house, bang on the door and shout that she’s selling kids to feed another man, demanding she release the child. The confrontation escalates into threats and a physical struggle until a medical emergency shifts focus: the child suffers high fever and repeated convulsions. A doctor suspects encephalitis and warns of possible brain damage; the child is rushed into the clinic. With the chase paused, Lena faces both a medical crisis and sustained accusations, and the child's outcome remains unresolved.
008
At the clinic Lena rushes to treat a feverish eight-year-old, Yara, surprising villagers who assumed she'd sell the child. Despite distrust rooted in Lena's reputation, she gives a fever-reducing injection and orders tests. The diagnosis is pneumonia and Yara must stay for observation, but hospitalization requires immediate cash. Their mother insists she won't sell any children, yet a terrified sibling pleads, offering themselves to be sold to pay the bills. The episode closes with Yara admitted and the household scrambling for money, the child’s offer forcing an urgent, painful decision.
009
At a crowded clinic an older sibling frantically begs doctors to treat her sick eight-year-old sister while a cruel stepmother and onlookers sneer. She promises to pay, exchanges 35 gratitude points for cash through a system, then rushes back to the hospital. The doctor refuses treatment without payment, citing rules and ordering them to leave. She continues to plead; a bystander finally shouts Save her. The episode closes with the hospital's refusal still standing and a child calling Mom?, leaving the sister's condition unresolved.
010
A woman (Lena) thanks her Mom for paying for sick Yara's treatment but warns she'll fight if Mom plans to sell Yara. A system alert shows Justin's affection rising and grants Lena 20 Gratitude points she intends to exchange for money and ration coupons. Grandma pleads with Lena to treat the children well after their father's death. The household keeps scarce millet and two eggs for Yara, earning more Gratitude. Mom says she and Henry will work and the children must eat quickly and go to school. The kids balk: "School?"