Murdered, Then Reborn
Ethan Cole is killed by his greedy wife Cassie and wakes up before the crime. The show's opening minutes establish how the first loop ends, so the audience knows what Ethan is quietly preparing to stop.
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Revenge · 53 episodes · YourChannel
A plastic surgeon murdered by his greedy wife is reborn before the tragedy — and this time he helps her steal another woman's face while laying a trap.
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The premise is a rebirth thriller with a medical twist. Ethan Cole, a plastic surgeon, is killed by his greedy wife Cassie — and then wakes up before the crime. The usual rebirth move would be to expose her on the spot. The show instead has him choose to let the plot run, because Cassie's plan is bigger than he knew: she intends to steal the missing billionaire's wife Vivienne Blackwood's face and life, using Ethan's own profession as the instrument.
The series runs 53 episodes in English on YourChannel. The opening stretch covered by this page stays inside Ethan's return, his decision to play along, and the early stages of Cassie's plot against Vivienne Blackwood. The later episodes move into the spiral of kidnapping, murder and ruin that the official synopsis describes, and this page deliberately leaves that escalation to the show.
What makes the opening arc watchable is the asymmetry. Ethan knows how the story ends and has decided to be patient. Cassie thinks she is acting freely. Every move she makes toward the face swap and the stolen identity is, from Ethan's side, another piece of evidence he is letting her collect. The trap is laid quietly, and the show holds back the moment it snaps.
Series facts checked against the YourChannel listing. Notes cover the opening episodes only; nothing here reveals the ending.
Ethan Cole, Cassie and Vivienne Blackwood carry the opening arc.
A plastic surgeon killed by his greedy wife Cassie, then reborn before the crime. Rather than confront her immediately, he lets her proceed with her plan to steal Vivienne Blackwood's face and life, while secretly laying a trap that turns her lies against her.
Ethan's wife, whose greed drives her to murder him in the first timeline and to plan the theft of Vivienne Blackwood's face and life in the second. She thinks her husband is still the man he was before the rebirth.
The missing billionaire's wife at the center of Cassie's plot. Her face and life are the objects of the identity swap Cassie is engineering, and the reason Ethan's trap has somewhere to close.
Four editorial picks from the rebirth, the patient trap and the face-theft plot. No ending spoilers.
Ethan Cole is killed by his greedy wife Cassie and wakes up before the crime. The show's opening minutes establish how the first loop ends, so the audience knows what Ethan is quietly preparing to stop.
Rather than confront Cassie on the spot, Ethan chooses to let her proceed. The opening arc plays as a slow-burn trap laid by a man who knows exactly where the story is going.
Cassie's plan is bigger than murder: she intends to steal the missing billionaire's wife Vivienne Blackwood's face and life. Ethan's own profession becomes the instrument of that plot, and the lever of his trap.
Cassie's lies, once given room to run, start pulling in kidnapping, murder and ruin. The opening stretch watches her dig the hole Ethan is letting her dig.
Captured from the opening episodes — not promotional art.






Written from the opening arc. These are editorial impressions, not audience scores.
The show's strongest choice is the restraint. Most rebirth thrillers have the lead expose the villain in the first episode; this one has Ethan play along, which turns the opening stretch into a waiting game rather than a confrontation.
A plastic surgeon as the rebirth protagonist is not decorative. Cassie's face-theft plot uses his profession as its instrument, so his silent knowledge of her craft is also his silent advantage.
Best for viewers who like rebirth thrillers with a patient, trap-laying protagonist, a plastic-surgery identity swap and a villainess whose lies spiral outward. If you want an immediate confrontation or a romance-forward setup, the show's opening stretch leans into the slow burn of Ethan letting Cassie dig her own hole.
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