Broken Lineage – Episode 23
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Synopsis
Chen Yao was an unplanned child born from her parents’ dual-surname split marriage. Since childhood, she has been treated as a bargaining chip to balance the family’s interests, deprived of resources and pushed aside to benefit her elder brother and sister. Twenty-six years later, both her brother and sister are diagnosed with infertility, leaving only her capable of carrying on the family line. When her parents, brother and sister scramble shamelessly to claim the child’s surname for themselves, she repays them with their own cruel tactics. In the end, she ensures her child takes her husband’s surname and breaks free completely from the chains of her toxic birth family.
Episodes
- Episode 1
- Episode 2
- Episode 3
- Episode 4
- Episode 5
- Episode 6
- Episode 7
- Episode 8
- Episode 9
- Episode 10
- Episode 11
- Episode 12
- Episode 13
- Episode 14
- Episode 15
- Episode 16
- Episode 17
- Episode 18
- Episode 19
- Episode 20
- Episode 21
- Episode 22
- Episode 23
- Episode 24
- Episode 25
- Episode 26
- Episode 27
- Episode 28
- Episode 29
- Episode 30
- Episode 31
- Episode 32
- Episode 33
- Episode 34
- Episode 35
- Episode 36
- Episode 37
- Episode 38
- Episode 39
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FAQ
Where can I watch Broken Lineage?
Broken Lineage streams free on ReelViral at reelviral.net with all 39 episodes. Open the drama page and tap episode 1 to start watching in your browser, no app required.
How many episodes does Broken Lineage have?
Broken Lineage has 39 episodes. Each episode is a short vertical clip, so the full series can be watched in one sitting.
What genre is Broken Lineage?
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What is Broken Lineage about?
Chen Yao was an unplanned child born from her parents’ dual-surname split marriage. Since childhood, she has been treated as a bargaining chip to balance the family’s interests, deprived of resources and pushed aside to benefit her elder brother and sister. Twenty-six years later, both her brother a