The Life of a Queen in Vertical Format Dramas

A modern career woman suddenly falls into the water and unexpectedly transmigrates into a vertical drama as a mother who bullies her son and daughter-in-law. Facing domestic violence towards her son, a scheming best friend, and a manipulative junior, the new wealthy lady sneers: I'm too familiar with dealing with scumbags. Eldest daughter-in-law Olivia is falsely accused of pushing her mother-in-law into the water, and son Ethan waves a golf club demanding a divorce. Violet slaps back—who gave you the courage to hit your wife? Best friend's daughter Chloe pretends to be a lifesaver but has spent over a decade stirring trouble, trying to take her place. Violet exposes the scheme publicly and throws the mother and daughter out. Second daughter-in-law Mia's situation is even more suffocating: her husband Noah is toyed with by junior Jade, and her own mother treats her as a cash machine for her brother, forcing her to kneel and apologise. Violet smashes the golf club down—I'll wake up this family of beasts for her. From forcing Mia to sign divorce papers to helping her reclaim her inheritance, this "evil mother-in-law" turns each daughter-in-law into a clear-minded person. Even more surprisingly, business legend husband Victor is identical to her past life's archenemy Anson. When she angrily says, "Anson, don't try to hide it," she suddenly.realises he has been by her side all along, helping her face off against scumbags and restore the family's order.