called “How To Train Our Dragon”. Spoilers  ahead! Watch out and take care!  

Jackson is a six-year-old kid who is  in love with his classmate. One day,  

he presents her with a marriage certificate,  asking her to sign it. When the girl refuses,  

he offers her two movie tickets in  turn for her to be his wife. She  

signs the papers but uses the tickets  to go on a date with another boy.  

Jackson has five elder sisters who are  overprotective of him. Seeing him heartbroken,  

they vow to protect him from the female gender  for the rest of their lives. The scene shifts  

fifteen years into the future. Jackson has grown  up to become a handsome man but with no privacy  

from his sisters. We are also introduced to  all five of his sisters. The youngest, Lily,  

is in the same class as him. Then, there is  Violet who is a member of the archery club.  

She often uses her skills to make Jackson do  what she wants. The third sister is a computer  

hacker named Heaven. She breaks into the school’s  security system to keep an eye on her brother.  

The second eldest sister is Melody, she is the  teacher of the high school Jackson goes to.  

Lastly, the eldest one is Sara.  She is the short-tempered one who  

everyone is scared of. Their parents divorced  a long time ago, leaving the girls to take  

care of each other and their brother. One day at school, Jackson is tired of being  

followed around by his sisters. His friend makes  him a camouflage suit to help him hide from them.  

Jackson ends up inside a girl’s shower  room locker in an attempt to camouflage.  

But a new girl named Meng finds him there  and takes him to the academic affairs office.  

Jackson doesn’t mind getting in trouble as long  as his sisters do not know anything about it.  

After school, he nervously walks home, hoping that  the second eldest sister, Melody wasn’t informed  

by the administration. When no one mentions the  events of the day, he sighs with relief. But  

during dinner, Melody casually mentions him being  found in the girls’ locker room. Everyone looks  

at the eldest sister Sara who turns red in anger.  In the following scene, they are dragging Jackson  

across the floor. He is hung upside down and  asked what he was doing in the girls’ locker room.  

The girls have forbidden him to make contact with  any girl in an attempt to keep him from getting  

his heart broken. Although the method is a little  extreme, they think it is the best for Jackson.  

However, he doesn’t share their  views. For the first time in his life,  

he retaliates and claims that he needs to date  a girl someday. Sara composes herself before  

challenging him to find a girlfriend who would  match all his sisters’ energies. The task is  

difficult but Jackson is willing to take on it. The next morning, he makes a board advertising the  

vacancy for a girlfriend. His friend suggests  he talk to the new girl Meng because she seems  

to be the type who wants to help everyone. A  montage shows us, Meng, helping people with  

the things they don’t really need help with.  Jackson agrees to make her his girlfriend but  

has no experience in talking to girls. Hence, his friend acts as a wingman and goes  

to Meng to boast about Jackson. He calls Jackson  a victim of his sisters’ torture and lists out all  

the things that the girls have done to him. After  hearing the stories, Meng feels sympathetic.  

She walks toward Jackson to make  friends with him but changes her  

mind on looking at him closely. Suddenly, someone spreads the news about  

a wild bear attacking the students. Jackson  plays the hero and pretends to save everyone  

but it turns out the bear is a stuffed  toy. Even the toy pushes him down the  

stairs which ends him in a hospital. In the following scene, Jackson wakes up and finds  

himself on a hospital bed with Meng by his side.  Although the plan didn’t work as he wanted it to,  

he gets to spend more time with Meng. She tells  him that she wants to be his friend out of pity.  

Then, two of Jackson’s sisters arrive and start  bullying him for not taking care of himself.  

This angers Meng and she orders them to  stop. As the girls look at her in shock, she  

introduces herself as Jackson’s girlfriend. A sick  Jackson jerks up in surprise at the comment.  

At home, his sisters subtly ask him if he really  has a girlfriend. He just smirks at the question  

and doesn’t give them a definite reply. That is  until the eldest sister Sara asks him and he has  

to tell her about Meng. The sisters again tie him  upside down, not believing he was able to get a  

girlfriend in a day. Jackson insists that it was  love at first sight but the girls do not buy it.  

Still, they decide to judge Meng’s eligibility to  see if she is good enough for their brother.  

The following day, Violet, Melody, and Lily come  to the school like it is their battleground.  

When Jackson and Meng are together, Violet tries  to shoot her with an arrow but Jackson stops it  

just in time. Meng notices this and calls the  girls out for being cruel. They stand face to  

face, challenging each other. When Violet’s method doesn’t work,  

Lily takes the matter into her hand. She  blackmails all the handsome guys in the school  

to approach Meng and asks her out on a date.  She hopes to waver Meng’s love for Jackson but  

the plan fails miserably. Jackson helps Meng get  away from the guys. As they run down the corridor,  

Violet spots them from the other side of  the school and is about to shoot again.  

But this time, she accidentally hits an explosive  that someone threw in the air right before.  

It causes an explosion mid-air that thankfully  doesn’t harm anyone. While everyone is confused  

about what caused the explosion, we see  a man in a chemistry lab preparing more  

explosives. His motive is unclear but he  seems to have saved Meng from Violet.  

After the disaster, Jackson and Meng come  to the terrace and enjoy popsicles together.  

Jackson finds out that Meng is pretending  to be his girlfriend because she thinks his  

sisters are trying to steal his organs.  He doesn’t correct her, deciding to keep  

her in the dark for as long as he can. At home, Lily and Violet embarrassingly admit that  

they failed. Heaven, who is good with computers,  takes the responsibility to end Meng’s reputation.  

She collects random CCTV footage of Meng from  school and makes up a lie about her being a  

horrible person. Right before she uploads it on  the internet, the power goes out. We see that the  

guy from the chemistry lab is outside their house.  He is the one who cut the power to save Meng,  

but his true intentions are still unknown. Inside the house, the three sisters who failed  

kneel in front of the second oldest, Melody. It  is now her responsibility to get rid of Meng.  

The following day, she challenges Meng to a  sports meet. They go against each other in  

a staring competition and a goldfish  collecting challenge. Both of which  

Melody wins and shows Meng her place. They are about to compete for a final round  

when the eldest sister Sara arrives. She  introduces herself before challenging Meng  

for a match of the hammer throw. They have to  throw a heavy metal ball as far away as possible.  

Using her exceptional skills, Sara levitates  the ball mid-air. When it is her turn to throw,  

she picks up another ball from the stand.  We notice that a key comes out of the ball,  

revealing that it was spiked with an explosive  that is about to go off any second.  

Meng notices this and snatches the ball away from  Sara before throwing it away. When it explodes,  

Sara realizes that her life was saved. She starts  to like Meng which makes the other sisters respect  

her as well. Jackson runs around the field,  thanking God for bringing Meng into his life.  

The scene is followed by a montage of Jackson and  Meng spending time together. They go on several  

dates, finally converting from a fake couple  to a real one. As they get to know more about  

each other, they like each other even more. On one of their romantic dates, they go to an  

empty beach and spend the night together. In the  morning, they playfully fight and hug each other.  

Throughout all this, the chemist guy is spying  on them. The hug makes his blood boil in anger  

but he doesn’t do anything at the moment. The next day at school, the youngest sister  

Lily and Jackson are together. Lily opens a  lunchbox that has been fitted with an explosive.  

Suddenly, a loud explosion shakes the entire  school. Jackson is fine but Lily has to be  

given CPR to be brought back to consciousness.  Thankfully, it was only a chemical explosion  

and everyone is safe. Meng notices Jackson  and his sisters huddled together in fear and  

realizes how much they love each other. She walks away from the scene and is followed  

by Jackson. They bump into each other but Meng  completely ignores him and the fact he could have  

died earlier. Jackson is confused and heartbroken  but he doesn’t ask her what is wrong.  

In reality, Meng has figured out that the bad  things happening to Jackson and his sisters  

only started when she started dating him. She  thinks she brings a bad omen into their lives  

and decides to stay away. Jackson tries to talk to  her repeatedly but she continues ignoring him.  

One night, it rains heavily in the town. Jackson  is at home when he sees the news about the flooded  

streets. He remembers that Meng was in the school  waiting for the rain to stop when he last saw  

her. He immediately rushes to school to find  her struggling to stand up because of the rain.  

Jackson hugs her, asking her  to return to her normal self  

but Meng reluctantly pushes him aside. It turns out that she is about to transfer  

schools again and wants him to stay away from her  until then. A hurt Jackson stays under the rain  

all night. In the morning, he hears  someone approaching him from behind.  

He mistakes the person for Meng and hugs them. But it is the man who has been creating the  

explosives until now. He tases Jackson and abducts  him. That evening there is a party at the school.  

Everyone is enjoying the live music  and show while Meng sulks in a corner.  

The sisters are tense because of Jackson’s  absence. They try their best to catch him  

and find that his phone is somewhere nearby. After a firework display, a strange masked man  

takes over the stage. He is the kidnapper who  has tied Jackson to a rocket that he claims is  

about to fly away. On being asked the reason for  his haterade, he reveals that he is invisible to  

everyone and has no friends. He fell in love  with Meng at first sight and was always around  

her. He saved her from Jackson’s sisters, but  still, Meng loved no one other than Jackson.  

Hence, he is here to take revenge on Jackson  who stole his only happiness in life.  

The sisters, Meng, and many of Jackson’s  friends try their best to hold the rocket  

down. They are successful but it only stops  for a few seconds. Before flying away,  

Jackson confesses how much he loves Meng. At last, he launches towards the sky and dies  

in the following explosion. In the following  scene, we see Meng in front of a grave.  

She offers it flowers and asks for blessings.  Suddenly, Jackson jumps into the frame revealing  

he was only injured in the last accident but is  perfectly well other than a broken hand. The grave  

is of Meng’s mother who died a long time ago. In the last scene, we see the sisters arrive  

and trouble Jackson as usual. Subscribe for more videos like this,  

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