Injustice (Malaysian TV series)

Injustice 血蝴蝶
From left, Alan Yun, William San, Chris Tong, Wee Kheng Ming, Tiffany Leong, Zen Chong, Soo Wincci, Emily Lim
Directed by	Kok Tzyy Haw
Starring	Tiffany Leong Chris Tong Emily Lim Soo Wincci William San Wee Kheng Ming Alan Yun Zen Chong
Opening theme	《断翅的蝴蝶》 sung by Meeia Foo
Country of origin	Malaysia Singapore
Original language(s)	Mandarin
No. of episodes	25
Production
Running time	60 minutes (approx.)
Distributor	ntv7, MediaCorp TV
Release
Original network	ntv7 (Malaysia)
Original release	23 August – 4 October 2010
Chronology
Preceded by	Age Of Glory 2
Followed by	Unriddle Mystique Valley

Injustice (血蝴蝶) is the 18th co-production of MediaCorp TV and ntv7. It was aired every Monday to Thursday, at 10:00pm on Malaysian Chinese language channel ntv7. This drama started airing on 23 August and ended on 4 October 2010. This will be the third Malaysian series to be screened on Channel U after The Thin Line and Addicted to Love when it debuts on 9 Nov 2012, weekdays at 6 pm.

Jian Shuman (Tiffany Leong) had a tough childhood growing up with a mentally-ill mother amid hardship and poverty after witnessing her father's tragic death from a fall which is believed to be caused by Zhao Shilin, boss of Zhao Ming Tea Company. Shuman and her friend Jingchun (Emily Lim) find work at the Zhao family's tea company in the sales department after catching the management's eye.

Shuman's childhood friend Lin Shunyuan (Zzen Zhang) is head of the packing and production department. By chance, he meets the spoiled Yutian (Chris Tong, the Zhaos' only daughter, and their relationship gets of on a disastrous start with both becoming each other's sworn enemies. After visiting her father's tea plantations in the Cameron Highlands, she begins to take life more seriously and stops treating Shunyuan like an enemy. She befriends Shuman and Jingchun and the trio become best friends. Shuman, who has been nursing a grudge against Zhao Shilin all these years, senses her chance to take revenge. To complicate things, a love triangle forms between her, Yutian and Shunyuan.

Zhao Shilin's second son Yufan (William San) is reckless and ambitious. Their relationship is strained as Shilin tended to favour Yufan's more prudent older brother Yusen (Alan Yun). Yufan met Shuman and eventually he fell in love with her. Shuman, who had mutual feelings for Shunyuan, instead agrees to marry Yufan in order to take revenge on the Zhaos.

Shuman puts her plan of revenge into action. After sabotaging the tea products, she killed her sister-in-law Rebecca by pushing her to death in an old building and did everything to hide her identity as a murderer with the help of Zhao Ming employee He Zhenghao (Wee Kheng Ming). However, Zhenghao decided to back out and blackmails Shuman. Afraid Zhenghao would talk, she sabotages his car brakes and he is killed in a car accident. Customers accuse Zhao Ming of selling poor quality products and the health inspectors are called in. The proceeding incidents were too much for Zhao Shilin and he suffers a serious stroke and becomes paralysed as a result. Even her best friend Jingchun, Zhenghao's sister, is not spared as Shuman tried to silence her but Jingchun survived the attack. After a series of incidents, Mrs Zhao, Yusen and Yutian all begin to suspect Shuman.