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Staking Everything for My Parents

Jiang Bei returns home with his girlfriend, only to be humiliated by his cousin. His father is cheated of 100,000. Jiang bets everything—scholarship, real estate, patent, black jade—and wins, restoring family honor.

Staking Everything for My Parents
Episodes80
RegionChina / Hongguo
YearTBD

Staking Everything for My Parents cast and actors

Showing 6 of 9 cast credits

Genres and tropes

Face-Slapping RevengeHidden IdentityFamily BondsRuralCrime

Known titles, pinyin, and aliases

SceneTrace title
Staking Everything for My Parents
Chinese title
为父母争口气我压上一切
Pinyin / search spelling
Wei Fu Mu Zheng Kou Qi Wo Ya Shang Yi Qie

Collection notes

Official source
Hongguo
Confirmed fields
80 episodes / Chinese title / topic labels / 9 cast credits
Still checking
premiere date / producer credit
References
3 public sources, including 3 official
Last checked
2026-05-24
Record status
checked against public sources

References

FAQ

Where can I watch Staking Everything for My Parents?

Official watch links for Staking Everything for My Parents include Hongguo.

How many episodes does Staking Everything for My Parents have?

Staking Everything for My Parents is listed with 80 episodes.

Who is in the cast of Staking Everything for My Parents?

Main cast for Staking Everything for My Parents includes Shang Qing Yun, Xu Qiang, Liu Qi, Ai Qing Ran, and Liu Yi Xuan.

Is Staking Everything for My Parents a revenge or comeback short drama?

Staking Everything for My Parents is currently tagged with revenge, comeback, counterattack, or face-slapping signals.

What other names does Staking Everything for My Parents use?

Staking Everything for My Parents also appears under 为父母争口气我压上一切, Wei Fu Mu Zheng Kou Qi Wo Ya Shang Yi Qie.

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