All Episodes of Left the Family, Got Rich

My husband's pure love, Camille Miller, was just a menial nanny. Today, she was walking down the aisle to marry Charles Shaw, the idiot heir to Seaburg's richest family. However, she stumbled into her wedding half-naked and accused my brother of rape. Everyone is blaming me, but I smile - because my brother is not a MAN.

Mysterious diva Celine Turner retired for seven years to repay a childhood kindness. She disguised herself as a mute girl, married blind CEO Patrick Reynolds, and gave birth to a daughter. As he regained his sight, he mistook his first love for the diva he adored and hurt Celine deeply. Heartbroken, she divorced and returned to the music scene with their daughter. At her concert, he finally learned the truth—the childhood sweetheart he sought was his discarded wife. But when he finally regrets, she will never look back.

After a night of drinking, Cathrine has a one-night stand with Alex, after which Alex persistently pursues her. During their time together, Cathrine, a psychologist, discovers that Alex has dissociative identity disorder, with his alter ego named Leo. After tearing apart her arranged marriage to a jerk, reuniting with Alex, and confronting her evil brother Julian, Cathrine suddenly remembers that it was Alex who protected her from domestic violence when she was young—and it was that trauma that caused Leo to emerge! Moved, Cathrine and Alex confirm their relationship. Meanwhile, Julian's threat resurfaces, and this time Alex vows to protect the woman he loves, Cathrine...

Healer Evelyn hides her identity, marries Leonard Gillespie after saving him, and they have a son. A genetic test later reveals the boy is actually Leonard’s child with Vivian Blake, and their marriage certificate is fake. Evelyn tries to leave but Vivian frames her. Leonard breaks her hands and pushes her into the water. She fakes her death and returns to her family. Later Leonard seeks her help because only she can save their sick son. The truth finally comes out, leaving Leonard overcome with remorse. And the child dies after Vivian changes his medicine.

After saving Joseph Bradford, Joann Whitmore fell into a coma from her severe injuries. Obligated by this life debt, Joseph provided for her and their daughter, Emily. On Emily's fifth birthday, he returned with another woman and her child, bringing them into his home against all propriety. From that day, Emily lost her father's affection entirely.

Caroline Hammond, a billionaire heiress, lets her husband Nathan Parker run her family’s group. Behind her back, Nathan has been cheating, and his mistress is about to give birth. In the hospital delivery room, the mistress confronts Caroline, forces her to give up the ward, and boasts that Nathan owns the hospital. Betrayed and cornered, Caroline fights back in a tense showdown. As her husband shows his ruthless true colors, Caroline turns the tables for a stunning revenge.

Born unwanted, Madeline flees her abusive in-laws with her daughter. With disabled veteran Elliott's help, she builds a clothing empire and helps him walk again. From outcasts to lovers, they rewrite their fate.

As a child, Julian Harrington witnessed his father's affair, leaving him traumatized, frigid, and impotent. To secure the family company, he must be the first to have a child. Desperate, he agrees to an experimental stimulus therapy. Surprisingly, only nurse Emily Dawson sparks a natural reaction in him. What follows is an awkward, relentless, and often hilarious pursuit as Julian tries everything to make her his.

In 1976, Martin Prescott, a nine-time world Go champion, stumbles upon Rupert and Noel playing Go while gathering wild greens. He takes Noel’s place for one game, only to find 49 years have passed in the mortal world. Noel grants him a peach, turning him back into a ten-year-old boy. In 2025, he returns home in childlike form, facing obstruction from bodyguards, contempt from his son-in-law and bullying from his grandson. He proves his identity by solving an intricate Go game, revives his wife with the peach pit, and discovers hidden secrets behind his family’s crisis.

Mia, a wealthy‑heir, is drugged, bled and imprisoned by her husband and his lover. In her despair, she accidentally awakens Oriana, a centuries‑sealed antique long‑haired witch. The two forge a pact. Wielding dark magic with her black‑gold hair, Mia sews both traitors into ornate wigs and seals them forever inside a miniature display cabinet. Yet this is only the start of her revenge. As Mia boards a steam train bound for the colonies alongside the witch, blood‑thirsty golden glows ignite within doll eyes. What awaits them next‑‑a token, or another bottomless abyss of despair?

Two baby girls are born on the same day in Valmere. A monk predicts one is destined to be the Phoenix Maiden, whose identity will be uncovered through a political marriage 18 years later. The King of Valmere believes it is Charlotte Vance. On the wedding day, he marries her to the royal family of Northmere, while Victoria Vance is sent to a remote and wild land. Unexpectedly, the wild land is rich in gold and silver. Edmund Hawthorne, the King of Averon who deeply loves Victoria, decides to accompany her back to fetch her mother. Everyone then realizes Victoria is the real Phoenix Maiden, who finally becomes the Queen.

Victoria Sharpe, a female general from the Northland, arrives at her younger sister Natalie Sharpe’s engagement banquet in a janitor's uniform and is looked down upon by others. Natalie defends Victoria, while Victoria humiliates her fiancé’s family in return. She then introduces Preston Avery to Natalie as her boyfriend. Later, the two sisters run into their parents who abandoned them for favoring sons over daughters. Victoria makes the parents regret abandoning them for the rest of their lives.