Mom's Revenge: Frame the Framers

In short: 9 episodes, in English, original audio — episodes 1–9 play right here.

"In her past life, Wendy’s daughter Eve drowned in the community pond, but her husband Leon presented surveillance footage that framed her as the murderer. Though she knew she was innocent, she couldn’t defend herself. Her parents died tragically due to online harassment, and she herself was beaten to death in prison. Reborn with endless regret, her only obsession was to protect Eve and uncover the truth. However, on the very day she tried to keep her daughter home instead of sending her to the daycare center, after a call from the childcare teacher Gina, Eve mysteriously vanished. During the investigation, Wendy discovered a woman in the surveillance footage wearing a baseball cap who looked strikingly like her. She also noticed suspicious behavior from Gina, the security guard, her husband Leon, and her mother-in-law Helen—all of whom hindered her search for Eve and tried to pin the blame on her. With wit and determination, and with the help of Officer Wu, Wendy eventually found Eve.

It turned out that Leon and Gina had conspired to harm Eve for insurance fraud. Gina’s daughter Dora had accidentally drunk the sedative-laced sugar water meant for Eve and was drowned in the pond, mistaken for Eve. Through her daughter’s smartwatch recording and her own investigation, Wendy gradually uncovered the truth: Leon and Gina had orchestrated a series of schemes to seize her wealth, including fabricating surveillance footage and hiring a lookalike woman to frame her. Wendy meticulously laid a trap, exposing the entire conspiracy in front of reporters and the police: Gina had abandoned Leon years ago after being deceived, only to be blackmailed by an old enemy into setting up this scheme, and Dora was not Leon’s biological child. In the end, Leon, Gina, and the other villains faced justice. A month later, Wendy reunited with Eve at the airport. Officer Wu’s steadfast protection sparked the beginning of a new romance, and mother and daughter embraced a warm, hopeful new life."