Survive and Expose

Young Ivy was disabled in her left hand. Her uncle David, in an attempt to defraud investment funds, used her as a subject for illegal human experimentation. He also persuaded Mary, Ivy's mother, who was desperate to restore her daughter's health, to force Ivy into surgery. Having anticipated this plot, Ivy had gathered evidence in advance and filed a report, putting a stop to the scheme in time. David's crimes were exposed, and he was sentenced to life imprisonment. Mary came to her senses, and mother and daughter reconciled. Later, Ivy was admitted to Harvard University with outstanding academic performance. She received formal medical treatment and gradually recovered. After building a successful career, she cared for her mother dutifully and embraced a peaceful and happy life.