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A down-on-his-luck delivery guy, Chu Yang, keeps getting repeatedly underestimated—especially by slick rich people and self-important dealers. But he refuses to lose control of his life by “talking to everything” (implied through luck and intuition) and relying on skill instead of status to force outcomes back into his favor.

Opening Humiliation + Car Deal Slapstick

  • Chu Yang is mocked at a luxury car showroom. A “paper car” salesman/intern setup turns into a public humiliation when Chu Yang confidently demands a limited edition 1.5M car.
  • The manager is so harshly judgmental that Chu Yang flips the power dynamic:
    • He bargains/acts like the “intern” can be replaced.
    • The manager humiliates the earlier salesperson.
  • Comedic escalation follows quickly:
    • breath/teeth insults
    • forced kneeling
    • role swapping
  • Immediately after the reversal, the manager tries to use Chu Yang to deliver the car to her house.

New Year Family Comedy: Stolen “Takeout” + Fake Lottery

Chu Yang brings “gifts” home for Chinese New Year, but a misunderstanding spirals:

  • Relatives assume he stole someone’s delivery.
    • Chu Yang argues it’s valuable—jade/gems.
  • Another running joke: the family celebrates massive “lottery wins,” but a suspicious aunt/relative calls it fraud because Chu Yang isn’t even scratching the ticket.

This establishes a recurring theme: people judge Chu Yang as a fraud or loser until evidence proves otherwise.

Love Triangle Escalates into Exposure of Pregnancy-Test / Relationship Lies

  • A pretty woman, Qin Wanqing, arrives with a seemingly expensive “foreign” gift, and her claims about Chu Yang’s past ignite drama.
  • A second woman connected to Chu Yang’s ex/romance situation is then exposed through a shocking secret:
    • pregnancy test results
    • accusations about “finding a biological father”
  • These are used to bait, manipulate, and publicly shame others.

Chu Yang keeps getting portrayed as a liar—yet his allies and timing prevent a full collapse.

Jade “Stone Cutting” Reversal: From Mockery to Tens of Millions

  • The family initially believes Chu Yang is scamming them with broken stones.
  • They cut one open and discover it’s priceless:
    • At first, everyone calls it fake/trash.
    • It becomes top-grade pigeon-blood jade.
    • The value explodes into tens of millions, instantly shifting power as people scramble to buy/claim.

Chu Yang’s “lost credibility” flips into unquestionable authority.

Grandma Poisoning Plot + “Rejuvenating 13 Needles” Miracle

The story pivots to high-stakes danger:

  • Chu Yang’s grandma/elder is described as “organ-failure-like” sick.
  • A doctor insists she’s dying—but Chu Yang reveals the truth:
    • it’s slow poisoning
  • Chu Yang’s key performance is the treatment using the legendary method “Rejuvenating 13 Needles.”
  • Earlier, garlic/eggs “detox” is mocked—but later it’s revealed the real culprit and manipulation are tied to controlling the outcome.

Grandma survives, and the conspirators are exposed/removed.

Antique Fraud Battles + Auction Warfare

Chu Yang proves he isn’t only lucky—he’s an expert judge.

Treasure scams exposed on the spot

  • At an antique/treasure venue, a scamming pavilion sells fake high-value items to rich people.
  • Chu Yang exposes the fraud in real time (a fake dragon-pattern bowl revealed).
  • Later, he identifies genuinely priceless pieces during the process.

Biggest flex: an S-level auction

  • Chu Yang’s rival (Chu Ren / Zhao family side) tries to embarrass him as “a deliveryman who can’t afford anything.”
  • The rival aggressively burns money on “sure things” to humiliate Chu Yang.
  • Chu Yang wins via insight:
    • bids succeed on genuine treasures (e.g., a snuff bottle and other valuables)
    • he also finds hidden value in items rich people overlook
      • including a spittoon/jar hiding an imperial green jade ring inside
  • Even at the end, the power struggle continues through wealth-transfer leverage attempts—but Chu Yang refuses to be treated like a trophy or tool.

Final Pivot: Engagement Pressure → Genuine Partnership

  • The conspiracy shifts from poisoning to intimidation and extortion.
  • Chu Yang counters using evidence and warning letters, then focuses on protecting those around him.
  • Ultimately, Chu Yang is offered a huge stake/assets share for what he did:
    • saving lives
    • helping relationships
    • donating cultural relics
  • Chu Yang declines being “bought” and proposes instead a consultant + profit-share arrangement—preserving independence and dignity.

Key Highlight Moments / Jokes

  • Luxury car showroom humiliation turning into role reversal
  • Family “takeout theft” misunderstanding + fake lottery “wins”
  • Stone-cutting reveal: “trash” becoming pigeon-blood jade
  • Garlic/eggs “miracle cure” ridicule versus real poisoning diagnosis
  • Auction cockiness versus Chu Yang’s actual expertise and hidden-compartment discoveries
  • Repeated theme: wealthy people assume Chu Yang is a scammer or dumb laborer—until he proves them wrong publicly

Main Personalities (as seen in the subtitles)

  • Chu Yang
  • Qin Wanqing
  • Qin Wanqing’s mother (hospitalized)
  • Chu Ren (antagonist/antagonistic relative)
  • Zhao Xing / Zhao Qing (rival family figures; Zhao Qing drives intimidation and schemes)
  • Grandma Yang (elder; poisoned/treated)
  • Grandpa Zhou / Mr. Zhou / Zhou family elders (antique-focused household)
  • Yang Kexin (romantic/relationship figure)
  • Zhou Lingling / Xiaolin (romance/auction social figure)
  • Doctor Li (traditional medicine; key to poisoning/exposure)
  • Mr. Lü / Mr. Wang (antique/taking-care-of-operations figures in treasure scenes)

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