Janitor ni Tajiri Kweli

• Contemporary
• Female
• Heiress/Socialite
• Hidden Identity
• Independent Woman
• Love After Divorce
• Revenge
• Strong Heroine

• Ep. 1
  As a devoted wife and mother, she works tirelessly as a cleaner to support her family. Her husband is about to succeed with his business, but little does she know, he has other plans. On the day of his success, he divorces her, despising her for being a lowly cleaner. But what he doesn't know is that she's actually the richest heiress in the city. She decides to stop pretending and make him regret his decision. At work, she's treated poorly by her colleagues, who look down on her for her job. They remind her of the importance of cleaning the building thoroughly, especially with the company's upcoming IPO event. Meanwhile, at home, she takes care of her son, cooking dinner for him and ensuring he washes his hands before eating. Her life is about to take a dramatic turn as she prepares to reveal her true identity and make those who wronged her pay.
• Ep. 2
  After 20 years of marriage, Jiang Wan Ning's husband succeeds in his business and divorces her, despising her for being a cleaner. Their son, Xiao Kai, is also ashamed of his mother's job. Jiang Wan Ning's husband wants to marry a woman who can help him with his career, and he offers Jiang Wan Ning one hundred million yuan and the custody of their son in exchange for a divorce. Jiang Wan Ning is heartbroken, realizing that her husband has always looked down on her. She decides to reveal her true identity as the richest heiress in the city and make her husband regret his decision.
• Ep. 3
  The couple's 20-year marriage is on the brink of collapse. The husband, now a successful businessman, wants a divorce and custody of their son. He belittles his wife's job as a cleaner, not knowing she's actually a wealthy heiress. The wife argues that she can provide a better life for their son and refuses to back down. The husband tries to persuade her, promising to make her the president's wife when his company goes public. However, the wife is hurt by his sudden change of heart and his decision to divorce her after achieving success. She reveals that she had hidden her true identity to protect his ego, but now she's determined to make him regret his decision.
• Ep. 4
  The wealthy heiress, once a devoted wife and cleaner, has been wronged by her ex-husband. She reveals her true identity and plots her revenge. In a conversation with someone, she mentions returning to the Lingyun Group tomorrow and asks to be picked up. Meanwhile, another woman mocks her, saying she's only just learned how to seduce men and that her ex-husband has moved on. The heiress remains confident, implying that her ex-husband still hasn't revealed the real reason for their divorce. The conversation turns confrontational, with the two women exchanging insults and the heiress asserting her superiority.
• Ep. 5
  The conversation revolves around Jiang Wanning and her interactions with others. Someone questions who a certain person is, referring to them as a "small three," implying they are someone's mistress. Jiang Wanning is mentioned as knowing this person and possibly being friends with the heiress of the Lingyun Group, which could help secure a bid. The dialogue turns confrontational when someone accuses Jiang Wanning of pretending to be a Lingyun Group heiress, suggesting she has the audacity to impersonate someone of that status. The conversation escalates with threats of ruining each other's reputations and business prospects. Later, it appears Jiang Wanning is discussing business matters, possibly considering canceling cooperation with Lü Beichen due to his treatment of her. However, she decides to prioritize more pressing issues, such as a meeting with the board of directors, and leaves the matter of Lü Beichen for others to handle. The scene shifts with requests for tea and seems to end abruptly with a mention of someone's whereabouts and a command that could be interpreted as threatening or dangerous. Overall, the plot thickens with business rivalries, personal vendettas, and potential threats, setting the stage for further conflict and drama.

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