Twenty Years of the Wrong Daughter
Marianne doted on Bianca for two decades while her biological daughter Elise was neglected — the swap at birth that the whole drama turns on.
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Revenge · 32 episodes · YourChannel
She doted on the wrong daughter for twenty years, died abandoned in the snow, and wakes up on the day it happened.
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The premise is a twenty-year mistake made literal. Marianne Prescott is a self-made tycoon, and she has raised Bianca as her daughter while her biological daughter Elise grew up neglected — the two were swapped at birth. The emotional engine is the contrast between what she did in her first life (doting on Bianca, abandoning Elise) and what she now knows: that Bianca stole from her while Elise was the one who stayed.
The series runs 32 episodes in English, with the opening stretch of the story playable on the official YourChannel player. That opening stretch stays inside the correction: the framing of Elise, the surveillance, the move out of the attic, and the reversal of Marianne's favoritism. The later arc of who ordered the swap and how the family is held accountable is left to the show, which this page deliberately does not spoil.
The turning point is the rebirth. She dies abandoned in the snow and wakes up back on the day Bianca framed Elise. This time she does not take Bianca's side: she retrieves the surveillance that proves Bianca's guilt, moves Elise out of the attic, and cuts off the funds she had been giving the wrong children. The rebirth device gives her foreknowledge, and the opening arc is the pleasure of a powerful woman finally acting on it.
Series facts checked against the YourChannel listing. Notes cover the opening episodes only; nothing here reveals the ending.
Marianne Prescott, Elise and Bianca carry the opening arc.
A self-made tycoon who doted on Bianca for twenty years while neglecting her biological daughter Elise. Dying abandoned in the snow, she is reborn to the day Bianca framed Elise and chooses, this time, to believe and protect the daughter she wronged.
Marianne's biological daughter, swapped at birth for Bianca and raised neglected in the attic. In Marianne's first life she was the one who came to her mother even as Bianca stole from her; this time Marianne moves her out of the attic and onto her side.
The girl raised as Marianne's daughter for twenty years, who framed Elise and stole from Marianne in her first life. Reborn, Marianne retrieves the surveillance proving Bianca's guilt and withdraws the favor she had lavished on her.
Four editorial picks from the opening stretch — the framing, the rebirth, the surveillance and the reversal of favoritism. No ending spoilers.
Marianne doted on Bianca for two decades while her biological daughter Elise was neglected — the swap at birth that the whole drama turns on.
In her first life Marianne dies abandoned, with Bianca stealing from her and Elise the one who came — the regret that the rebirth is meant to undo.
She wakes up back on the day Bianca framed Elise, and this time she refuses to take Bianca's side — the pivot the whole opening arc is built on.
Marianne retrieves proof of Bianca's guilt, moves Elise out of the attic, and cuts off the money she had been pouring on the wrong children.
Captured from the opening episodes — not promotional art.






Written from the opening arc. These are editorial impressions, not audience scores.
The rebirth is used as emotional correction rather than as thriller: Marianne wakes not to outwit a mystery but to undo twenty years of loving the wrong child. The first episode's regret — Bianca stealing, Elise arriving — is what makes the second-chance choices land.
Marianne is written as a self-made tycoon with real means, so her correction has weight: she can retrieve surveillance, move Elise, and cut funds immediately. The pleasure of the opening stretch is a powerful woman no longer wasting her power on the wrong daughter.
Best for viewers who like rebirth and second-chance family drama, where a woman with the means to act finally chooses the neglected daughter over the fake one. The opening stretch is brisk and corrective: the frame-up, the proof, the attic, and the withdrawal of favor all land early. If you want a light or comic take, the tone is regret-driven and emotionally heavy; the death in the snow sets a somber baseline. The later truth of who ordered the swap is left to the show; watch the opening arc on the official player. Note the official title carries a trailing period, as shown on this page.
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