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After the Diagnosis, I Stopped Taking It
After the Diagnosis, I Stopped Taking It Plot:
Su Wan signed a three-year contract marriage to save her father, becoming the "doormat young mistress" of the Li family—her mother-in-law smashed her congee, her husband gave her the cold shoulder, even the maids looked down on her. Until the day she got her lung cancer diagnosis: she burned the contract, took off her nerdy glasses to reveal her identity as top international designer "Luna", snatched the Li family's core partnership, and dumped evidence of her mother-in-law's slander about her "bringing bad luck to her father" on the hot search. When Li Jingshen finally admitted he'd long loved this "doormat" wife, Su Wan held her medical record and smiled: "Sorry, I don't have time to play with you anymore." But when she prepared for chemotherapy, the doctor panicked: "Your report was wrong—it's a benign nodule!"
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