The Quintuplets Strikes Back

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Song Yuange and Ling Zixu accidentally slept together, only to be kidnapped by the scumbag Ling Peiming and her half-sister Xiao Lu. She narrowly escaped death and gave birth to quintuplets, taking four of them abroad—unaware that the eldest had been taken by Zixu. Five years later, she returned in disguise under a new identity to seek revenge. Upon learning that Zixu (Peiming’s uncle) had become comatose after a car accident, Yuange, urged by her second son, became a ""bride of auspicious fortune"" to heal and awaken him, thwarting Peiming’s scheme to seize power. The identities of the second and third sons, as well as Yuange’s secret as a renowned healer, were exposed. The fourth and fifth sons taunted Peiming and Xiao Lu during a business deal, only to be protected by Yuange and Zixu—raising suspicions about their true parentage. Peiming’s attempts to frame them backfired, leading to his expulsion from the Ling family. When the Shen heiress falsely accused Yuange of infidelity, Peiming and Xiao Lu kidnapped her again, but Zixu rescued her. Yuange then revealed her true identity and reclaimed her inheritance rights from the Xiao family. After Zixu was injured, he finally discovered Yuange was the mother of his quintuplets, and the two confessed their feelings. Peiming, Xiao Lu, and the Shen heiress conspired to sabotage Yuange with poisoned medicine and a banquet trap—but their plot was exposed with irrefutable evidence, leading to their severe punishment by law."