Mijn dood, hun spijt

• All-Too-Late
• Contemporary
• Female
• Independent Woman
• Revenge
• Strong Heroine

• Ep. 1
  A young woman, filled with regret and anger, recalls her past. She had to give up everything after her father's death, which was caused by someone else's actions. Her fiancé moved on and started a new family. Now, she seeks revenge against those who wronged her. In a series of flashbacks, she remembers her family and her former life. She recalls a painful conversation with her fiancé, Song Changjing, where he admits to not loving her enough. The woman also remembers being belittled and told she's worthless. Meanwhile, a romantic gesture is made by someone who promises to become her new family. However, the woman's past continues to haunt her, and she's determined to make those who hurt her pay for their mistakes. With a deep sense of longing and betrayal, she sets out on a path of revenge, driven by the pain of her past.
• Ep. 2
  The family is discussing a wedding that may be postponed due to Yu Ran's severe depression. Yu Ran's mother asks her fiancé to delay the marriage, but he refuses, saying he won't cancel the wedding. The family receives news that Yu Ran's condition has worsened and they rush to the hospital. Despite the chaos, the groom reassures his bride that he will marry her and give her a wedding ceremony. The scene ends with a sense of urgency and uncertainty about Yu Ran's fate and the future of the wedding.
• Ep. 3
  A woman's father died because of her, leading to her giving up everything. She returns to take revenge on those who wronged her. In a conversation, it's revealed that Shen Yiran is willing to give up her chance to wear a wedding dress for her sister Shen Yu, who has depression and is envious of Yiran's opportunity. However, Song Changjing seems to be favoring Shen Yu over Yiran, causing tension between them. He gives Yiran an ultimatum, asking her to choose between him and Shen Yu. The scene ends with a dramatic confrontation, setting the stage for further conflict and power struggles in their relationships.
• Ep. 4
  Shen Jia's wedding has been temporarily cancelled. The news spreads, and the guests are informed. However, the reason behind the cancellation remains unclear. Shen Jia's sister tries on her wedding dress, claiming it's what she deserves. Meanwhile, Song Chengjing tells someone that they're finished, and a woman named Yueyue is mentioned, with someone pleading with her not to be like this. A doctor is involved, discussing Yueyue's depression and refusing to abandon her. The conversation turns heated, with accusations of being treated like a fool. As the scene unfolds, it becomes apparent that relationships are complicated, and loyalties are being tested. Amidst the chaos, a promise of marriage and a future together is made, but the fate of the characters remains uncertain.
• Ep. 5
  A heated argument erupts between two characters. One pleads to return her "成亲哥哥" (older brother or a term of endearment), threatening to die without him. The other responds cruelly, telling her to go die. A mother scolds her daughter, Shen Jia Yue, for being heartless and unfeeling. The daughter retorts that she has no sympathy and is cold-blooded. The conversation takes a turn as the family disowns Shen Jia Yue, telling her to leave their house. Later, a character named Yi Fu wishes someone a happy birthday, and another character reassures Shen Jia Yue that they will be by her side no matter what happens. The scene ends with a sense of unease and tension between the characters.

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