Killed in the Warehouse
David is murdered after a honey trap laid by his cousin Michael and his secretary Claire, establishing the betrayal that drives the whole comeback.
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Revenge · 23 episodes · YourChannel
Murdered by his cousin and his secretary, David wakes one year earlier — with every betrayal already mapped.
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The show opens at the end of a life. David is killed in a warehouse after being honey-trapped by his cousin Michael and his secretary Claire, the two people closest to him. That killing is the inciting event, and the twist is immediate: he is reborn one year earlier, back before the trap closes. The whole premise is that he now moves through events he has already lived once, and knows every betrayal before it happens.
The series runs 23 episodes in English, with the opening stretch playable on the official YourChannel player. That opening stretch covers the warehouse killing, the rebirth a year earlier, the first moves against Michael and Claire, and the board-meeting confrontation. The later resolution and the mysterious closing call are left to the show itself.
The reborn David plays the same board but with the answers. According to the official setup, he sees through the plot and strikes back, controls the influencer Sara through her own secrets, and partners with Sophia of Shanhe Group. The opening arc builds toward a board meeting where a major deal undercuts Michael's ambitions as the family heir. The official description goes on to spell out the later fates of his enemies; this page deliberately stops short of that outcome.
Series facts checked against the YourChannel listing. Notes cover the opening episodes only; nothing here reveals the ending.
David, Michael and Claire carry the opening arc.
Killed in a warehouse after being honey-trapped by his cousin and secretary, David wakes one year earlier with the plot already mapped. He strikes back, uses Sara's secrets and partners with Sophia of Shanhe Group to undercut his enemies.
Named in the official premise as David's cousin, who helped honey-trap him and has his own ambitions as the family heir. The board-meeting deal is aimed directly at those ambitions.
David's secretary, named in the premise as the other half of the trap that got him killed. She is part of the betrayal David is reborn to undo.
Four editorial picks from the opening stretch — the murder, the rebirth and the first countermoves. No ending spoilers.
David is murdered after a honey trap laid by his cousin Michael and his secretary Claire, establishing the betrayal that drives the whole comeback.
He wakes up a year before the trap closes, now moving through events he has already lived and knowing every betrayal in advance.
David takes hold of the influencer Sara through her own secrets and brings in Sophia of Shanhe Group as a partner, rebuilding from behind the board's back.
At the board meeting, a major deal lands in a way that undercuts Michael's heir ambitions, turning the cousin's own ceremony against him.
Captured from the opening episodes — not promotional art.






Written from the opening arc. These are editorial impressions, not audience scores.
The show opens on a murder and immediately rewinds a year, which turns every later conversation into a duel between someone who knows and people who think they are still deceiving him. That foreknowledge is the whole pleasure of the opening.
It is a corporate revenge built on leverage rather than violence: secrets held over Sara, an alliance with Sophia, and a board-meeting deal that does the visible damage. The short, 23-episode run keeps the countermoves tight.
Best for viewers who like rebirth revenge stories where the hero gets a second pass at betrayal and turns corporate boardrooms into a battlefield. The appeal is foreknowledge used as a weapon and a tight, fast comeback. If you want a slow burn or a romance-led drama, this one stays squarely in urban revenge and undercutting-the-traitors territory.
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