After My Husband's Dragon-Phoenix Twins, I Divorced
Lin Wanqiu, a war correspondent who earned military honors and a commission in the East, was offered a diplomatic post for her exceptional service. Yet she abandoned her rising career for her husband Shen Mochuan, returning home as a local reporter. To surprise him, she accepted an assignment to profile the renowned entrepreneur—only to stumble upon the shocking truth: Shen Mochuan and Su Yuqing had secretly raised ""dragon-phoenix twins"" as a loving couple for years. Shattered by his tenderness toward Su Yuqing versus his coldness to her, Lin resolved to divorce. Noticing the children's features uncommon in their family, she secretly tasked her friend Xie He with a paternity test and accepted the diplomatic assignment abroad. Enraged by Lin's ""interference"", Su Yuqing falsely accused her of being the mistress at her workplace. As online witch hunts erupted, Lin's father fell gravely ill from stress, and Shen's parents threatened her. Facing Su Yuqing's smug displays, Lin calmly recorded every word as ammunition. When Shen Mochuan intervened, she blackmailed him with the recording to finalize the divorce—leaving the paternity report behind. Tormented by regret, Shen grew icy toward Su Yuqing. In jealous fury, Su harassed Lin's parents, triggering her father's relapse. Lin stormed to confront her, exposing Su's schemes and deepening Shen's disgust. On Lin's departure day, Shen raced to the airport but arrived as her plane took off. Drinking himself into hospitalization, he met Xie He fetching medicine. She hinted: ""Those twins might not be yours."" Finding the paternity report confirming they weren't his, Shen unleashed violent revenge on Su Yuqing. Xie He filmed his abuse and leaked it online. Shen was arrested, and Xie shared the news with Lin abroad—who felt nothing. Years later, Lin returned. At the airport, she walked past Su Yuqing and Shen Mochuan digging through trash bins. She didn't glance back. Destitute and abandoned, they later succumbed to starvation.
