🪄💪Warning! Handle Him at Your Risk Chinese Drama: Jailed for His Brother, He Woke Up a Dragon

The Ultimate Scapegoat

What’s the price of family? For Cedric York, the answer is three years of his life, his reputation, and his freedom.

Welcome to the world of Warning! Handle Him at Your Risk, the blistering new 80-episode Revenge epic from Dramabox that kicks off at a hundred miles an hour and never hits the brakes. This isn't just a story about payback; it's a full-blown, high-fantasy "Wuxia-in-the-city" saga of destiny, hidden power, and karmic justice.

If you are a fan of the "zero-to-hero" narrative, of seeing the ultimate underdog rise from the ashes to reclaim everything that was stolen from him, then stop what you are doing. This is your next obsession.

The series opens on a scene of long-awaited freedom. Cedric York is breathing fresh air for the first time in three years. But this isn't a happy reunion. He wasn't jailed for his own crime; he was the scapegoat, forced to take the fall for his worthless, favored older brother. As he stares at the sunlight, his mind is not on forgiveness. It’s on clearing the board.

The "Welcome Home" Ambush

Cedric's return to the York family home is one of the coldest, most calculating scenes of betrayal you will ever witness. His parents, who couldn't be bothered to visit him once in three years, suddenly put on a pathetic display of affection, his mother offering a lukewarm bowl of canned soup.

But their "kindness" is a Trojan horse. They have a problem. The powerful Kent family is demanding a marriage to one of their sons, but the bride-to-be, Ms. Kent, is in a coma. Worse, she's rumored to be horribly disfigured.

The Yorks, horrified at the thought of "wasting" their precious elder son on a comatose woman, see Cedric's return as a divine solution. He is, once again, the disposable one. They present this arranged marriage not as a burden, but as a "golden opportunity" for him—the ex-con—to marry into a prestigious family.

This is where the story takes its first explosive turn. This isn't the same broken boy they sent away. Prison changed him.

The Prison Sage and the Dragon's Secret

You see, Cedric wasn't just rotting in a cell. He was training. After enduring horrific torment, he was rescued and mentored by a mysterious old inmate, Nolan Judd, the "Elixir Sage." This sage didn't just teach him martial arts to beat down his tormentors; he taught him "supreme medical skills" and, more importantly, revealed the truth of his identity.

Mr. Judd told him that no ordinary person could possess his kind of power. Cedric, he learns, has the "Dragon's Bone"—a sign of a special, ancient lineage. This also means he’s living on borrowed time. He is cursed with the "Dragon's Wrath," a power that will consume and kill him unless he finds his one true counterpart: the "Phoenix Vessel," with whom he must perform dual cultivation.

Armed with this knowledge, Cedric confronts his "parents." He knows they're lying. He's not their son.

"How would our ordinary family," he challenges, "produce a child with a Dragon's Bone?"

Caught in their lie, they finally admit the truth. He's not their son. They found him on the roadside as a baby. The betrayal is total. Cedric, now unbound by any familial loyalty, makes a cold, hard deal.

He will marry the comatose Ms. Kent. He will be the family's scapegoat one last time. But in return, he will sever all ties with the York family, forever. They, thinking they've won, eagerly agree, unaware they've just discarded a living dragon.

Destiny at the Doorstep

Cedric arrives at the opulent Kent family estate, expecting the worst. But the Kent family is not the second coming of the Yorks. He finds Mr. and Mrs. Kent, the parents of the comatose bride, in a state of quiet desperation. They are kind, if not a little bewildered, that the Yorks sent an ex-con to fulfill the marriage contract. Mrs. Kent, in a gesture of gentle welcome, even gives Cedric a bank card with one million dollars on it, simply as a courtesy.

But it’s what he overhears that stops him cold. The Kents are in a frantic search for a miracle doctor to save their daughter, Juliet... and the only name that gives them hope is the "Elixir Sage."

Cedric, stunned by the coincidence, realizes he’s in the right place. He is taken upstairs to meet his bride, steeled for the "disfigured" woman he was promised. He enters the room to find Juliet... and she is beautiful. There is no disfigurement. The Yorks had lied about that, too.

He approaches the bed. He’s not a groom; he’s a doctor. He takes her wrist to check her pulse, and in that instant, his entire world shifts.

He feels it. The "vital energy." The "Bloodily's Toxin."This is no coincidence. This is not a random arrangement. Juliet Kent is the Phoenix Vessel.

The Awakening

Before he can even process this revelation, his first test begins. He does what he was trained to do: he begins to heal her, pulling down the shoulder of her gown to apply his energy and counter the toxin.

Right on cue, a maid walks in. She screams. "Sexual harassment!"

All hell breaks loose. Mr. Kent, the mild-mannered father, explodes in a fit of righteous fury, ready to strike Cedric down for assaulting his daughter. But Cedric, no longer a boy, doesn't flinch. He stops the blow and makes a declaration that changes everything.

"She wasn't in a car accident," he says, refuting the official story. "She was poisoned."

As the Kents reel from this news, a new villain enters: the wicked Aunt. She sweeps in, dripping with scorn, mocking her brother's family for their misfortune—a "vegetable" daughter now married to a jailbird. She boasts that her own son is about to be named the new CEO of the Kent family empire, inheriting everything, and that they will all be cast aside.

This is the true battlefield. The Kents are not just fighting a mysterious illness; they are fighting a corporate coup from within their own family.

As the Aunt cackles and Mrs. Kent collapses in tears, pulling on her daughter's hand, Cedric's energy begins to work.

Juliet's fingers twitch. She coughs. She whispers, "Mom... don't cry."

In a single moment, Cedric has proven his power, silenced his critics, and announced his arrival. The game has just begun.

The Verdict: A Perfect Storm of Revenge

Warning! Handle Him at Your Risk is a powerhouse of wish fulfillment. It’s a 80-episode saga that perfectly blends the "wronged man" Counterattack plot with high-stakes urban fantasy.

The series is not just asking, "Will Cedric get revenge on the Yorks?" That’s a given. The real questions are so much bigger.

Will he, the "lucky star," be able to save the Kent family from their venomous relatives? How will he navigate a marriage to a woman who is his literal, destined other half? And what is the truth of his "Dragon's Bone" lineage? Who are his real parents?

This Dramabox series is pure, addictive adrenaline. It’s a story about a man who was thrown to the wolves, only to return as the leader of the pack. He’s a doctor who can heal the incurable, a warrior who can humble the arrogant, and a dragon in human form who is about to reclaim his destiny.

Do not miss this. This is the Revenge fantasy you've been waiting for.

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