Reborn to Destroy My Husband's Crying Mistress

Cassandra Hale, the co-founder of Whitmore Hale Group, was involved in a meticulously planned conspiracy in her previous life: Her husband Grant, in an attempt to seize the controlling stake in her company, collaborated with his lover Brier to stage a violent assault. Brier scratched her neck, tore her clothes, and falsely claimed to have been beaten by the female protagonist. The HR director Patricia (Grant's cousin) and the mother-in-law Eleanor took advantage of the situation to stage a coup, threatening the female protagonist with "moral clauses" to force her to give up her shares and confess. The female protagonist was unable to defend herself and was imprisoned for eight years. Her daughter was raised by the mistress, and she eventually died in prison, with her body unclaimed. With all her memories, the female protagonist was reborn on the day of the conspiracy's beginning. In her new life, she was calm and restrained, taking cautious steps: First, she exposed Brier's "pouring coffee to show distress and begging to be taken upstairs" weak performance in the company lobby, refusing to repeat the same mistake; then, as the controlling shareholder, she urgently upgraded the security system throughout the building, laying key foreshadowing for self-confirmation. The confrontation and siege that night arrived as scheduled. Facing her husband's false "protection" persuasion, her mother-in-law's slap and humiliation, and Brier's performance accusations, the female protagonist called the police and, with the watching of all the company employees, retrieved the new surveillance footage, clearly revealing Brier's self-inflicted scratches, tearing of the collar, and phone calls with the male protagonist to conspire. The recording further confirmed that Grant was the mastermind. The truth instantly reversed, and Grant, Brier, and the witness Skeller who gave false testimony were exposed on the spot. Subsequently, the female protagonist pursued her victory, withstanding the threat of Richard Dunn, a major client, to withdraw his investment, and counterattacked with his bribery and forged qualifications to complete the business war counterattack. She also traced Patriceia - it was she who discovered the criminal record of Brier with a blackmail history and arranged for Grant to obtain promotion benefits. Eventually, she sent all the accusers to prison. In the ending, the female protagonist regained full control of the company, renamed and reorganized the enterprise, and promoted the establishment of the "Hale Standard" for workplace defamation review by the state government. She protected her daughter's growth, fell in love with the upright detective Marcus Reed, and transformed from a victim who was once exploited into a female leader who controlled her life and career, achieving a complete self-redemption.