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Not My Mother

LeapReels 70 Episodes

Synopsis

The mute mother’s daughter and the Han family’s heiress both had the same rare blood type. To secure her own daughter’s future, she swapped the two infants at birth. Eighteen years later, the false heiress Han Yun developed kidney failure, and the mute mother forced the true heiress Meng Shu to donate a kidney. Both Meng Shu and the mute mother were brought to live in the Han family home. During their stay, the innocent Meng Shu endured repeated cruelty from Han Yun. Meanwhile, Mrs. Han (Meng Shu’s biological mother), blinded by her attachment to Han Yun, continually hurt Meng Shu through her favoritism. It turned out that Han Yun had long known the truth. Fearful of being exposed, she repeatedly framed Meng Shu and even attempted murder to silence her. It was only during the kidney transplant surgery that Mrs. Han, waiting outside the operating room, finally discovered the truth—but by then, it was already too late to undo the damage.

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Not My Mother has 70 episodes.

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The mute mother’s daughter and the Han family’s heiress both had the same rare blood type. To secure her own daughter’s future, she swapped the two infants at birth. Eighteen years later, the false heiress Han Yun developed kidney failure, and the mute mother forced the true heiress Meng Shu to donate a kidney. Both Meng Shu and the mute mother were brought to live in the Han family home. During their stay, the innocent Meng Shu endured repeated cruelty from Han Yun. Meanwhile, Mrs. Han (Meng Shu’s biological mother), blinded by her attachment to Han Yun, continually hurt Meng Shu through her favoritism. It turned out that Han Yun had long known the truth. Fearful of being exposed, she repeatedly framed Meng Shu and even attempted murder to silence her. It was only during the kidney transplant surgery that Mrs. Han, waiting outside the operating room, finally discovered the truth—but by then, it was already too late to undo the damage.