After her husband's death, Jiang Yan'ai raised her son Tao Renyan alone. To save her son from a supposed terminal illness, she even donated a kidney in exchange for a million yuan in life-saving money—only to learn, right after the surgery, that her son had been faking the illness to swindle money. Heartbroken, she cut off all ties with him.Having endured repeated deception and harm, Jiang Yan'ai was completely disillusioned. After suffering from amnesia due to complications from the surgery, she was taken in by Liu Qing—a kind-hearted recipient of her past donations—who later recognized her as a foster mother, allowing Jiang to start a new life.Tao Renyan, overwhelmed with remorse for tricking his mother into donating a kidney (which left her severely injured), tried to save her by donating his own kidney. However, the amnesiac Jiang Yan'ai refused to recognize him. In the end, Jiang Yan'ai moved toward happiness with Liu Qing by her side, while Tao Renyan could only watch, in eternal regret and despair, as his mother vanished completely from his life.
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About A Kidney for a Lie
Originally from HappyShort, A Kidney for a Lie is a short drama that runs 30 episodes. Start to finish it's about 50 minutes of viewing, so it binges fast.
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How many episodes does A Kidney for a Lie have?
A Kidney for a Lie has 30 episodes. At short-drama length that's about 50 minutes in total.
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What is A Kidney for a Lie about?
After her husband's death, Jiang Yan'ai raised her son Tao Renyan alone. To save her son from a supposed terminal illness, she even donated a kidney in exchange for a million yuan in life-saving money—only to learn, right after the surgery, that her son had been faking the illness to swindle money.…
