My 'Dead' Son Is a Billionaire!

Twenty years ago Zhao Pandi's husband died and left her with three children. She married Chen Sheng because she needed help raising them. He was already keeping another woman, and to stop the children from finding out and talking, he pushed all three into the river and let everyone believe they had drowned. He stayed married to her for twenty years and spent her money on his mistress and the son he had with her. Zhao Pandi is old now and has her retirement savings, which is the last thing of hers he has not taken. He talks her into putting it toward a new house. At the housewarming dinner, in front of the guests, he tells her to get out and asks for a divorce. Her eldest son did not drown. He was pulled out downstream, grew up elsewhere, and is now Huo Yanchen, one of the wealthiest men in the country. He has been tracing his mother for a long time and arrives while the dinner is still going. Once he starts pulling on Chen Sheng's accounts and his story about that day at the river, the two daughters who also survived become findable, and Zhao Pandi learns what actually happened to her children.