The master, the servant, and the stepmother who moved into the master's house.
The former pampered young master, now broke and in custody.
Blonde, sharp-faced. His father Daniel Miller and sister Laura were in a serious car crash; his father died at the scene and Laura is in a coma. Morris was caught for drunk driving.
Bitter and vowing revenge. 'I swear you all owe.' He is told he has been kicked out of the company and his father's will gives everything to his wife.
The former servant, now a billionaire CEO.
Dark-haired, elegant in a tuxedo. Five years ago Morris called him a parasite; now Ivan has resigned from the household and built his own empire.
Polite but absolute. 'The tables have turned, Master Morris.' He asks Morris what he is now that he is not a pet.
Morris's stepmother, who inherits everything.
Dark-haired, in a red gown. She is having an affair with the butler and openly tells Morris 'I am a widow now, I have the right to pursue love and a life of her own.'
Cold and calculating. She reads the will out loud in front of him: all assets, real estate, vineyards, vehicles, art belong to her.
The news break on screen: the chairman is dead. The son is in custody. The will is already read.
Episode one opens on a news bulletin: Daniel Miller, chairman of Miller Corporation, and his daughter Lauren were in a serious car accident. Daniel died at the scene; Laura is hospitalized in a coma. Their son Morris is in custody for DUI.
In the household the language of servitude has flipped. Someone tells Morris 'you are not the pampered young master anymore.' Another says Ivan's duties now include 'seducing the master' and calls him a lowly, pitiful parasite. Morris answers back: 'how dare you trample on my feelings over and over again — you're just someone I paid for.'
The tables are turned. Ivan, once the servant, now speaks to Morris as an equal — no, as the superior. 'The tables have turned, Master Morris. If you're not a pet, then what are you?' Morris is told to take his money and get out of the house.
Episode two: Ivan has resigned. Morris panics — 'why are you leaving me, Ivan?' A police officer rolls the news again: Daniel Miller dead, Laura Miller in a coma, Morris in custody for DUI. Morris begs Officer Rolf to let him out; his family is in the hospital. Rules are rules.
Episode three opens with Morris yelling at his stepmother. His father's body is still in the hospital, Laura unconscious, and his stepmother is cheating with the butler in the open. She answers without shame: 'I am a widow now. I have the right to pursue love and a life of her own.'
She reads the will out loud. According to Daniel Miller's last will, all assets — real estate, vineyards, vehicles, art collection — belong to his wife, Irene Fox. Morris cannot believe it. 'My dad would never allow this. The car accident — you two planned it.'
Irene threatens him back. 'Watch your mouth, Morris. You don't want to be in jail again for libel, do you?' Then she hands him a small object. It is his father's — not in the hospital, she says, but right here. The implication is ugly and deliberate.
Morris's final line of the arc is a promise: 'I swear you all owe.' The man who was the master three episodes ago now has nothing, and everyone in the room knows it.
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Four standout beats from the opening arc — no ending spoilers.
The car crash, the death, the coma, the DUI — all announced on screen before the title even settles.
Ivan addresses Morris by his old title with ice in it. The servant has become the one who gives orders.
Irene reads every asset category out loud in front of Morris. Vineyards, vehicles, art — all hers.
Morris accuses them directly. Irene's response is to threaten him with a libel suit.
The comment sections are shouting about the will and the stepmother.
What viewers keep quoting: Irene reading the will out loud and Morris's 'you two planned the crash.' The role reversal lands hard because the old household hierarchy is on screen in every frame.
Three reasons this one earns your next binge.
The premise is a clean flip: master becomes beggar, servant becomes CEO. Every scene writes itself around that single inversion.
The stepmother is a real antagonist — not a wallflower. She names the affair out loud and reads the will like a prosecutor.
At 35 episodes the revenge arc has room to breathe but stays tight. The prison, the hospital, and the will all land within the first three.
Real viewer voices — from the opening-episode crowd to the binge-watchers.
The official player confirms 35 episodes in total.
Five years after Morris was the pampered master and Ivan the servant, the roles reverse — Ivan is now the billionaire CEO, and Morris is left with nothing after a family car crash and a hostile will.
Morris the fallen master, Ivan the former servant turned CEO, and Irene the stepmother who inherits everything.
Yes, 35 episodes total.
The chairman dies in a crash, Morris is in custody, the will is read aloud, and Morris swears revenge on his stepmother and the household.
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Role-reversal revenge drama with billionaire and family-betrayal elements.
Irene is the central antagonist in the opening arc — openly, unapologetically.
The will scene was ruthless. She read every asset category out loud while he stared. Iconic.
Blonde lead has the right bitter energy. The officer telling him 'rules are rules' cold.
Ivan's 'the tables have turned' line gave me chills.
The stepmother is the best villain this batch. No shame at all.
Went through the first three in one sitting. The crash reveal on screen hooked me immediately.