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Aethera is the last queen of the Starlight Elves, born with the power of Starspeech and bound by an arranged marriage meant to save her dying race. On the eve of her engagement, she catches her fiancé Cassian in bed with her cousin Maeve. Without hesitation, she tears up the contract—and points to the one man everyone despises: a half-elf bastard treated like dirt. Her people think she's lost her mind. What they don't know is that the outcast is Kaelen, the ruthless Shadow King and secret ruler of a powerful overseas kingdom. He's been waiting for her in the shadows for fifteen years. Bound by a magical Star Pact, their marriage begins as an alliance. Aethera insists they are partners, nothing more. But Kaelen offers her unimaginable fortune, an army of thirty thousand, and a devotion so fierce he'd burn the world to keep her safe. As Cassian begs for a second chance and Maeve's noble facade crumbles, a terrifying rift tears open in the sky during the Grand Star Festival. Kaelen sacrifices himself to shield Aethera with his blood. She unleashes the full power of Starspeech, binding her soul to his to save him. Between convenience and survival, their boundaries disappear. The alliance becomes love. She thought she'd chosen a king. But to the Shadow King, she was never just part of the plan—she was the only place he'd ever called home.

Chase Walker lands in a cultivation world as a lowly Skyblade Sect janitor with no spirit root, no system, and a head disciple ready to beat him to death over a splash of sewage. Then he finds out his five pets crossed over too, and each one is now the Grand Elder of a great sect. With a Samoyed, a black cat, a turtle, a parrot, and a betta fish behind him, he exposes a fake hero, crushes the Demon Cult, tames wild beasts, and founds his own sect... so who's laughing at the janitor now?

At eighteen, F-rank slum boy Kane enters the Abyss to save his dying sister. Thirty thousand enter; he alone survives. The Abyss Lord Vargos stores his power inside Kane, shrinking into a black cat named Peanut. Branded a deserter, Kane signs a false confession and kneels before the memorial wall. To save Lily, he hunts monsters and fights in the Academy Arena, awakening Vargos’s power each time he’s cornered. With ally Aria, he defeats noble heir Lucius and exposes the truth: talent is rationed from the Abyss Mother. When the city’s rift reopens, Kane becomes the new Abyss Lord—not to rule, but to close the door from within.

A young widow Clara, after a night in a rose garden with an unknown man, gives birth to his child. Forced to abandon the baby at the castle, she later enters as a wet nurse—only to find the "little prince" is her own son, and the crown prince is that man. Amid plots and peril, Gabriel protects her fiercely. When the ring, blue eyes, and the child's bond reveal the truth, he kneels and marries her. From accident to royal vow, her true crown is won not by birth, but by love.

After a fever steals Anna’s sense of taste, Chloe turns every meal into torture. On Anna’s birthday, Chloe feeds her maggot cheese while Ethan, Anna’s fiancé, films and laughs. They call every cruel stunt a treatment. After one final disgusting drinking game, Anna disappears before dawn. Ethan expects her to return, until her medical report reveals what their jokes have permanently destroyed.

They slaughtered my clan, and Cassian, the man I loved, ripped my crystalline heart out on our wedding night to save his beloved Isolde. Tortured in dungeon, I severed my fox tail into a blade and fled to the Beast King Draven. I clung to him for revenge. On the battlefield, I watched Cassian break down begging me back. I pierced his chest and tore his heart out. I left Draven’s queen throne behind, torturing Cassian forever at my fox mountain. Now a soft voice reaches me—my runaway queen, he smiles. Will I follow him?

My face was doing the dating for another woman. I just sold the photos. Then my client paid me a million dollars to meet him. The man waiting wasn’t my ex, the star quarterback in the photos. It was his uncle. He was rich, gorgeous, and already calling me his girlfriend. Then my ex walked in. “Brooke?” His uncle didn’t flinch. “I’m serious about marrying her.” I’d agreed to one fake date. How did I end up between my furious ex and the man offering me three hundred million dollars before marriage?

Sarah spent seven years being told to be considerate. When her husband's student got caught, he pinned her down and forced abortion pills into her mouth so the campus gossip would land on his wife instead. He gave her research to his mistress, took the girl to Michelin dinners, and offered Sarah fast-food chow mein for their anniversary — no spring roll, because that would be "materialistic." When Sarah got pregnant again, Chloe served her a cup of tea that wasn't chamomile. Sarah lost that baby too. She signed the divorce papers and flew to London, where her best friend's brother stood in a doorway in an apron and said, "Welcome home." Liam Ashworth never asked her to be considerate. He fried her twenty spring rolls on their wedding night, replaced every white cup in the house with blue ones, and when doctors said Sarah could never carry another child, he got a vasectomy so no one would ever use the word "heir" against her again.

After falling in battle, General Wren Festus wakes up at a modern wedding. Humiliated at the altar by her scumbag fiancé and backstabbing best friend, she fiercely fights back. Her boldness catches the eye of Mdm. Gatlin, who offers a massive sum for Wren to marry and discipline her unruly grandson, Ivar Gatlin. Rebellious since childhood, Ivar scoffs at his forced bride. Yet, Wren effortlessly counters his every prank with the tactical precision of a seasoned general. Though he tells her to mind her own business, he's the first to fiercely protect her when trouble arises. What starts as a tense contract marriage is going to evolve into an unbreakable love.

The only daughter of Chicago’s mafia kingpin gave up her name for love and spent eight years as a housewife. Her husband cheated on her, tried to take her children, and used her home as a front for a drug lab. To the outside world, she was just a housewife who depended on him for everything. But one day, she decides to face the mistake she made—and dials a number she hasn’t called in eight years. “Dad?” The fearless princess of the Moretti family is back.

He only has eyes for his first love and won't even let Aria, his own daughter with his wife, call him "Dad." Aria waits all day for him on her birthday, only to witness him propose to his ex. At the school talent show, the mistress and her daughter bully Aria, and the husband helps them. To steal Aria's summer camp spot, he feeds her a strawberry cake, knowing she's allergic—she nearly dies. That's when she decides to divorce him and finally reveals her secret: she's the daughter of a duke. She uses her true identity to fight for justice for her daughter. In the end, even when he kneels and begs Aria for forgiveness, she never calls him "Dad" again.

Framed by his commander, Captain John Carter flees Earth under a dead man's name and wakes stranded on Mars. Thark warriors capture him; he wins freedom in the arena and falls for fugitive princess Dejah Thoris. Escaping her forced marriage to a rival prince, he leads a Thark army to break the siege on her city. When the enemy tries to destroy the planet's one air source, Carter climbs a mile of dead machinery to save it, clearing his name and ending the war. He marries Dejah and stays on Mars.