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Two employees were assigned by his office to collect data from a remote village in South Sulawesi. The village is a village where most of the population still adheres to the science of pesugihan or pellets. It is the figure of Mr. Wahyu who is the main character of the pesugihan. Pak Wahyu is not alone, he works together with Rajeng's parents to make Pak Wahyu the village head there forever. While Rajeng turns out to have inherited the magic of magic which he himself doesn't want to accept. Can Rajeng live like an ordinary human? What about her love story with Umar. Fate they both can not refuse.

Teddy wants to get married to fulfill his mother's wishes. However, when his mother found out that his future wife, Vanessia, was of Chinese descent, her mother did not allow it because she was embarrassed by the neighbors. Teddy also invited the whole village to Jakarta so they could still get married.

Ancha and Risna's romantic relationship, which Tumming and Abu managed to match up to the point of marriage. This time, two hilarious friends, together with Ancha, opened a business that focuses on finding a soul mate who has problems finding dowry money or panai money. The business founded by Tumming and Abu is entitled PATTUMBU which stands for Ancha Tumming and Abu Company which opened the First Panai Money Consultation Service. Will the business run by Ancha, Tumming and Abu run smoothly?

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Aisha thought she had found happiness with Arif, a figure who perfectly complemented her life. Making her not hesitate to remove all obstacles, even the most difficult ones, to prove how great her love was. In fact, the love that Aisha believed in not only gave her wings to fly high, but also dropped her from the highest place, taking her to wander the jungle without a clear goal. Making her ask, Have the decisions she has made so far been right? Where will her love find its estuary? Truly God is All-Good, the journey through Ningxia made Aisha realize that time is another form of His goodness. And the most important part is not the beginning, but the end. Always the end.