All Episodes of The Scorned Child‘s Reckoning

Teskatili, the meritorious Jaguar-Eagle commander, was framed, labeled a heretic and sent to the altar for live sacrifice. He escaped death thanks to kind men’s help. Under alias Chimalpopoca, he lurks in the Great Temple as a low porter. With an obsidian eagle badge on his chest as a death mark, he settles scores with all past wrongdoers one by one. Meanwhile, he delivers tampered real calendars to tribes through tribute jars to wake enslaved people and clans. At the hundred-person sacrifice ceremony, he publicly unveils theocratic lies, overthrows priest tyranny, abolishes human sacrifice and returns calendars to all folk.

Nathan Thornton hails from an elite family; his mother chairs the Celestial Consortium, and his father is the formidable Northreach Lord. Pretending to be an ordinary man, he falls in love with Emily Price, until a sudden car crash leaves him comatose for three years. During those years, Emily scrapes together his medical bills by selling bubble tea, working construction, and even donating blood. She endures contempt from his family and mockery from the world. Then one night, he finally wakes up.

Nathaniel Brooks, a KTV waiter, rescues Vivian Whitmore, the powerful chairwoman of the Whitmore Group, from harassment. She uses him as an antidote and takes one half of his necklace as a token. Six years later, Nathaniel works as a laborer at a Whitmore Group construction site to pay for his comatose foster mother’s treatment. Mocked as single, he is stunned when Vivian Whitmore arrives with her child who spots the matching necklace and calls Nathaniel “Daddy” in public.

Reborn as Vivian Harding, she agrees to marry the crippled Prince Edward Sterling to protect her unborn child, branded a "bastard." In exchange for his protection, she vows to heal his legs. As they join forces against his brother, Prince Leonard, love grows. But Vivian soon uncovers the shocking truth: the father of her child is Edward himself.

Miss Spencer, a world‑class legend, is reborn as Ellen Spencer, an adopted country girl of the Spencer family. The Spencers force her to marry Max Harrington in place of their biological daughter Victoria, unaware that Max is still the Harrington heir. But Ellen is no ordinary village girl — she's a martial arts master, medical prodigy, top hacker, and violin genius. When the Spencers exploit, betray, and sell her out, she strikes back without hesitation. Revenge never waits overnight.

Clara Bennett, a top hacker living incognito, returns to reclaim her family fortune. She plans a marriage alliance, only to meet CEO Nathaniel Sterling, her stranger from a one-night encounter. Nathaniel calls off the engagement to seek his savior, unaware she is the very woman beside him. Entangled in identity mix-ups, they draw close. Once her secrets come to light, he finds his rejected fiancée is his true love. They resolve misunderstandings, join forces to seize power, and turn schemes into sincere devotion.

Oliver was an Ace Pilot in his past life. Reborn as an eight-year-old, he boards a doomed flight with his father. He knows the plane will crash, killing everyone. At 9,000 meters, fire engulfs the wing, the cabin tears open, and panic erupts. The captain is unconscious, signals are dead, and fuel leaks. With a 1% survival rate, Oliver must use his tiny body to save his father and hundreds of passengers. Ace Pilot, ready for takeoff.

Billionaire Adrian, misled by a female villain, publicly humiliates his wife Eleanor and forces her out with nothing, believing she cheated and their son is not his. Heartbroken, Eleanor moves to a small town and runs a flower shop. A year later, the truth emerges; Adrian seeks forgiveness, but Eleanor remains wary. Photographer Neil offers gentle companionship, clashing with Adrian. Amid ongoing schemes, Adrian repeatedly protects Eleanor, nearly dying, which finally softens her. All villains are exposed, and Eleanor regains her business skills, helping Adrian overcome crises. They reconcile, Adrian proposes anew, and they remarry. Years later, they have a daughter, Lily, and the family of four enjoys a happy new beginning by the sea.

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.

Colin Mercer, adopted by the Whitmore family for fifteen years and married to Evelyn, is brutally killed after her car accident. Reborn on that same day, he decides to leave, only to find that Evelyn faked her amnesia to please her first love. He files for divorce but is humiliated and forced out with nothing—unaware that his real identity holds a bigger secret.

Elias, a football prodigy, suffers a brutal ligament injury and sees his career collapse. Claire, ex-football star and elite therapist, oversees his rehabilitation, and they fall in love. She is coerced to ruin his comeback, while his old mentor Howard masterminds the plot. They uncover evidence, evade dangers, and Elias returns for the final. He scores an incredible winner, exposes all crimes, and unites with Claire.

Ella Windsor, a rural girl forced into marriage by her adoptive mother and betrayed by her boyfriend, accidentally marries Miles Prescott, the richest man in Silverton, who is urged to marry by his grandmother. Miles is "disabled" in both legs due to a car accident, which is actually caused by psychological trauma. After marriage, Ella warms him with sincerity, helping him get out of the haze and stand up again. With her talent, she counterattacks to become a jewelry designer and uncovers her identity—she is the long-lost daughter of jewelry master Vivian Carlton. In the end, they defeat the scumbag and the villainous woman, gaining both career and happiness.