Three years ago, Chloe, a noble heiress, was falsely accused of pushing her grandmother down the stairs. Betrayed and abandoned by her entire family, she was sent to a brutal reformatory school. During her inhumane torture, her left arm was brutally crushed while she tried to protect a ring gifted by her brother, leaving her no choice but to wear a mechanical prosthetic limb.
Three years later, her broken body is brought back to the family manor. Instead of receiving a single apology or ounce of remorse, she is treated as nothing more than a marriage bargaining chip. Her family forces her to take the place of their so-called “true daughter” Iris and marry David, the rumored foolish heir of the Sterling family with an IQ of merely seven.
Yet rock bottom becomes her turning point. Her silly husband, who wanders around with a water gun all day shouting “fight zombies”, turns out to be the reclusive tyrant controlling the trillion-dollar Wall Street empire. He lays the whole world at her feet and grants her absolute supreme power.
Soon, the fake daughter’s vicious schemes are fully exposed, and a paternity test reveals the shocking truth: the malicious, wicked Iris is nothing but the nanny’s illegitimate daughter, while Chloe is the family’s genuine blood heiress.
Reduced to bankruptcy, her once-arrogant family—her parents and brother who once trampled her into the dirt—kneel weeping in pools of blood, begging desperately for her forgiveness. Staring down at them with cold eyes, her mechanical prosthetic arm glinting coldly, Chloe utters her merciless verdict: “Forgive me? Go to hell.”
