
They Took My Kidney, I Raised a Billionaire
While her adoptive relatives demanded she sign surgical release forms on the operating table, the reborn designer tore the papers to shreds.
11 short dramas built on the self-made empire trope.

While her adoptive relatives demanded she sign surgical release forms on the operating table, the reborn designer tore the papers to shreds.

While her unfaithful spouse squandered corporate funds on an office affair, the brilliant executive projector-streamed his financial fraud across their anniversary banquet.

While smiling guests applauded the lavish proposal in the ballroom, the professional gemologist bride coldly diagnosed her fiancé's heirloom ring as synthetic paste.

While her unfaithful husband celebrated their company's stock listing with his mistress, the co-founder quietly signed separation papers with federal regulators.

After hearing her spoiled daughter address her father's mistress as mother during a luxury debutante ball, the billionaire founder cancelled her trust fund and credit cards.

While the neighbors poured concrete over her Dendrobium beds for their son's wedding house, the widow stood in the field filming every truck.

Standing beside the dry irrigation canal she personally designed, the hydrologist watched local landowners cheer as they padlocked her solar pumping station.

While debt collectors pounded on her grocery store door, a medieval commander stepped through a portal in her freezer aisle and asked for bread.

Standing before television cameras as pharmaceutical lobbyists branded her medicine lethal, the biochemist drank her own laboratory formula to prove its purity.

While trying his hardest to bankrupt an inherited textile conglomerate, the reluctant heir watched his supposed money pits turn into the province's richest monopolies.

Waking in his teenage bedroom after dying of medical neglect, the reborn son smashed his savings piggybank to buy his exhausted mother diamond jewelry.