My Daughter Was Drained of Blood to Death. Now My Ex Begs for Forgiveness

[Household intrigue + ex-husband’s desperate redemption + feel-good female-oriented novel + revenge on the trash + transnational redemption + no saintly heroine] Su Wanyue spent three years as the perfect rich wife in the Lu family. Her daughter Manman has been missing for three years, and her husband keeps telling her, “The child is at the best school.” Then, after she suffers a second miscarriage and wakes up having narrowly escaped death, the ghost of her dead daughter appears in her dreams. “Mom, they drained all my blood.” She frantically investigates the truth, only to discover that her husband, Lu Mingchen, and her own older brother, Su Jingheng, drained her daughter’s blood to keep Shen Shutong’s son, the “unattainable first love,” alive! She goes to the police, but they say she’s mentally ill. She sues, but her genius lawyer brother smears her as a lunatic in court. She fights back, but the woman he loves hires someone to run her down and forces her to sign divorce papers in her hospital bed. Everyone thinks Su Wanyue is finished. But she crawls out of the flames of the psychiatric hospital, covered in scars, and flies to Australia to seek refuge with her free-spirited mother, who has been married five times. In a cafe, a cold-faced man hands her a tissue. “They’re the ones who did wrong. Make them pay.” Later, Su Jingheng loses his law license and kneels outside the courthouse, weeping. Shen Shutong recants in court, dragging Lu Mingchen down with her. Lu Mingchen writes his hundredth letter of remorse in prison, then ultimately takes his own life. And the man who has pursued her for three years puts an arm around her by the swing set. “Let’s have a daughter like Manman someday.” Su Wanyue smiles through her tears. This time, someone finally loves her the way she deserves.