The Fortune on Offer
A dying tycoon offers his fortune to whoever marries his daughter, a fabled beauty hidden away for eighteen years.
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Revenge · 29 episodes · YourChannel
Every suitor flees the fabled beauty hidden for eighteen years — except the man who married her for revenge.
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The premise is a gothic marriage bargain. A dying tycoon promises his fortune to whoever marries his daughter, a fabled beauty kept hidden for eighteen years. The catch arrives with every suitor: they flee screaming, because she is rumored to be a pig-faced monster under a curse. The show opens on a line of men running and, against every expectation, one man who does not.
The series runs 29 episodes in English, with the opening stretch playable on the official YourChannel player. That opening stretch covers the bargain, the suitors fleeing, and Cedric's ninety-day marriage. The official description notes the bride thaws his heart and that the curse proves real, but it is cut off before the reveal of who he truly is; this page leaves that confrontation to the show itself.
That man is Cedric, and he is not a rescuer by vocation. He is the secret heir of the family her father destroyed, and he has come to take revenge. He signs a ninety-day marriage with the intention of burying them all. The opening arc runs on that contradiction: he is the only husband who will stand beside her, and he is there to destroy the family she is part of.
Series facts checked against the YourChannel listing. Notes cover the opening episodes only; nothing here reveals the ending.
Cedric, The Pig-Faced Bride and The Dying Tycoon carry the opening arc.
The only suitor who does not run. He is the secret heir of the family the bride's father destroyed, and he signs a ninety-day marriage intending revenge rather than love.
Kept hidden for eighteen years, rumored to be a pig-faced monster under a curse. The official premise describes her as the city's fabled beauty, and the only bride Cedric is willing to marry.
The dying tycoon who offers his fortune to whoever marries his hidden daughter. According to the premise, he is also the man who destroyed the family Cedric comes from.
Four editorial picks from the opening stretch — the bargain, the fleeing suitors and the revenge marriage. No ending spoilers.
A dying tycoon offers his fortune to whoever marries his daughter, a fabled beauty hidden away for eighteen years.
The men who come flee screaming from the bride, who is rumored to be a pig-faced monster under a curse.
One man remains: Cedric, the secret heir of the family the bride's father destroyed, here for revenge.
He signs a ninety-day contract to marry her, intending to bury the family — a marriage built from the start on a hidden grudge.
Captured from the opening episodes — not promotional art.






Written from the opening arc. These are editorial impressions, not audience scores.
It is a Beauty and the Beast bargain flipped inside out: the beast is the bride, the only man who stays is the one with a revenge plan, and the marriage contract is a weapon he signed.
The show's engine is a husband who hates the family he has married into sitting beside a wife no one else will touch. The curse detail means his revenge and her condition start to entangle, which is where the opening leaves them.
Best for viewers who like gothic contract-marriage romance with a cursed bride, a secret heir and a revenge that turns into affection. The appeal is the dark fairy-tale setup and the husband who came to destroy the family. If you want a light, modern romance with no curse or revenge layer, this one leans hard into the gothic premise.
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