Amid family’s layered plots, I win last

Hishort · 35 episodes · Free · No signup · Subtitles

After a corporate slave (office worker) heroine won a huge lottery, her mother spread the good news to the entire family—prompting her eldest aunt and second aunt to take turns visiting to press her for loans. Gradually, the heroine grew cold-hearted amid this emotional blackmail disguised as family love. Her youngest uncle, pretending to host a dinner without mentioning borrowing money, actually tried to steal the lottery ticket using a sedative. However, the heroine had already taken precautions and swapped the real ticket with a fake one. She let her uncle waste money and mock her openly, while secretly goading him into overspending. On the lottery redemption day, the fake ticket was exposed. The youngest uncle begged for forgiveness but failed, and the heroine’s mother finally came to her senses and refused to forgive him. The story weaves together family fragmentation triggered by sudden lottery wealth, human greed, and the satisfying thrill of retaliation. It ends with the protagonist outwitting her relatives, protecting the real ticket, and regaining peace—revealing the collapse and reconstruction of family bonds under the impact of self-interest.