Gold for Every Settler

The story of Gold for Every Settler

Suke, born into a wealthy family, mysteriously travels through time and loses his inheritance. He ends up as a broke rancher exiled to the Western Frontier, managing a struggling ranch near Dustfall Town. Facing a looming loan deadline from the federal bank and the threat of a harsh winter, Suke discovers an 'Ultimate Ranch System' that generates one gold bar per resident each day, offering a vital resource to help sustain the community. Despite challenges like wild animal attacks, crop destruction, and scarce supplies, he is determined to turn the failing ranch and Dustfall Town into a thriving settlement.

Suke prioritizes feeding the hungry workers, promising food for a full day's work and changing the ranch's harsh rules by allowing people to eat when hungry and rest when tired. He inspires hope and cooperation among the settlers. Suke initiates a rebuilding effort for Dustfall Town, ordering the construction of a stone wall and gravel roads to improve living conditions. He offers daily wages and meals for those who contribute, including women and the elderly, and plans to expand the ranch with a steam-powered brickworks and a school to educate children. Realizing that the daily gold bars alone won't be enough to repay the bank loan in time, Suke seeks to establish a sustainable business to secure their future.

Main characters

• Suke — time-displaced ranch owner and leader
• Horton — Suke's two-faced brother
• Randy — traveling merchant
• Mr. Barnes — discusses winter supplies with Suke

Gold for Every Settler episodes 1–3

Episode 1

Suke wakes up in a dusty frontier town and learns he has three months to pay a huge loan or lose the ranch. He discovers a system that generates one gold bar per resident daily.

Episode 2

Suke feeds the hungry workers, promising food for a full day's work and changing the ranch's harsh rules to build trust and morale among the settlers.

Episode 3

Suke begins rebuilding Dustfall Town by ordering a stone wall and gravel roads, offering wages and meals for workers, and plans to expand the ranch with new businesses and a school.

About Gold for Every Settler

Themes

Revenge

This show is

Dramatic, Satisfying

Episodes

31 episodes · 52 minutes in all

Maturity rating

TV-14

Free to watch

Episodes 1 to 5

Watch it all

$9.99/month for every show (your first week discounted), or $4.99 to keep just this one

Gold for Every Settler episode guide

1. Episode 1 · 3:55 · free
2. Episode 2 · 1:40 · free
3. Episode 3 · 1:42 · free
4. Episode 4 · 2:08 · free
5. Episode 5 · 1:58 · free
6. Episode 6 · 2:00
7. Episode 7 · 2:23
8. Episode 8 · 1:55
9. Episode 9 · 2:31
10. Episode 10 · 2:07

…and 21 more episodes, up to episode 31.

Gold for Every Settler: questions

Where can I watch Gold for Every Settler full episodes?

On BingeTube (binge.tube): all 31 episodes, in any web browser, no app. Episodes 1 to 5 are free.

How many episodes does Gold for Every Settler have?

Gold for Every Settler has 31 episodes, about 52 minutes in all; each runs about 101 seconds.

Is Gold for Every Settler free to watch?

The first 5 episodes are free; the rest come with a BingeTube membership, or buy Gold for Every Settler on its own.

What is Gold for Every Settler about?

Suke, born into a wealthy family, mysteriously travels through time and loses his inheritance. He ends up as a broke rancher exiled to the Western Frontier, managing a struggling ranch near Dustfall Town. Facing a looming loan deadline from the federal bank and the threat of a harsh winter, Suke discovers an 'Ultimate Ranch System' that generates one gold bar per resident each day, offering a vital resource to help…

Who are the main characters in Gold for Every Settler?

Suke, time-displaced ranch owner and leader; Horton, Suke's two-faced brother; Randy, traveling merchant; Mr. Barnes, discusses winter supplies with Suke.

What to watch after Gold for Every Settler?

Shows like Gold for Every Settler on BingeTube include The Fake Debutante and The Silver Fox, The Substitute with Your Name and Too Late to Win me Back Mr. Billionair.