
Short drama · DramaBox
Sweet Revenge for the Wrong Diagnosis
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- 12free episodes
- 75episodes
- Nov 2026released
Where to watch Sweet Revenge for the Wrong Diagnosis
- DramaBoxCoins per episode, ad unlocks, optional subscriptionChecked
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- 12
- Episodes
- 75
- To finish
- 63 paid eps
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What Sweet Revenge for the Wrong Diagnosis is about
Lily's life unravels over a conversation that was never meant for her husband's ears. When Mason overhears Lily and her doctor privately discussing cancer screening results, he concludes she is the one who is sick. Instead of standing by her, he divorces her, kicks her out, and takes up with her best friend to cut her loose.
With nothing left, Lily meets Adam, a billionaire CEO who needs a fake relationship to appease his grandfather. The arrangement has them moving in together, while Mason mocks Lily as if she were dying. The hook is dramatic irony: viewers know from the start that the late-stage cancer isn't Lily's but Mason's. Told in quick vertical episodes, it plays as a brisk revenge story with a billionaire romance running alongside.
Why watch it
- Sharp dramatic irony: Mason gloats, unaware the late-stage diagnosis is his.
- A fake-relationship setup with a billionaire CEO who must appease his grandfather.
- Lily starts with nothing, making her an easy strong female lead to root for.
Who it's for
Viewers who like fast-paced revenge stories, fake-dating billionaire romance, and a heroine rebuilding after betrayal will find plenty to enjoy here.
Official synopsis
Lily and her doctor privately discuss cancer screening results; her husband Mason overhears and believes Lily has cancer. He divorces her, kicks her out, and takes up with her best friend to cut her loose. Left with nothing, Lily meets Adam, a billionaire CEO who needs a fake relationship to appease his grandfather. They move in together while Mason mocks Lily for dying. But Mason doesn't know Lily isn't the one with late-stage cancer—he is.





