After My Heart Died, I Took My Daughter to the Top

After My Heart Died, I Took My Daughter to the Top Plot:

Lin Wan gave up her career to support her husband's business for ten years, only to catch him cheating with his secretary on their daughter's seventh birthday. Her husband not only transferred all their assets but also mocked her, "You can't even feed yourself without me." Heartbroken, she wandered the streets with her daughter and accidentally found her late mother's jewelry design manuscripts—her mother's unfulfilled fashion dream. To spare her daughter from further grievances, she started learning design from scratch: staying up all night revising drafts until her hands shook, smiling apologetically even when a client splashed coffee on her, and rewriting everything from scratch after her work was plagiarized. When her daughter held up a perfect exam paper and said, "Mom's designs are sweeter than ice cream," she suddenly realized: heartbreak isn't the end—it's the beginning of living as a light for her daughter. Three years later, her brand "Wantang" debuted at Paris Fashion Week. As she stood on stage holding her daughter's hand, her ex-husband sat in the audience, clutching their divorce papers, his eyes red with regret.