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Make Him Regret
Make Him Regret Plot:
Reborn to exact vengeance, Su Wan sees through her ex-husband Gu Jin’s hypocrisy: once abandoned and left to die in despair, she now rewrites her fate. Rising from a scorned housewife to a business queen, she builds an empire with wit and grit. But when Gu Jin hits rock bottom and begs for reconciliation, Su Wan links arms with a mysterious tycoon, sneering, "You're not even fit to shine my shoes!" This urban love-revenge story ignites with power struggles and a fierce comeback – will he drown in regret? And what heights will her new life conquer?
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