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Forced by her adoptive family to marry Henry Howard, a billionaire presumed brain-dead, Stella Sterling discovers on their wedding night that he is merely feigning incapacitation while plotting revenge against his treacherous uncle. They strike a deal: she will cure his poison, and he will grant her power. Together, they dismantle his uncle’s schemes. However, when Stella’s jealous stepsister Vivian steals Stella’s heirloom jade to impersonate the lost heiress of the wealthy Grant dynasty, Stella publicly exposes the fraud and severs ties with her biological family. Soon after, a woman named Rose claims to be Henry’s savior and frames Stella for attempted murder. Blinded by guilt, Henry locks Stella away, leading to a staged accident where Stella is presumed dead. Five years later, Stella returns as the chairwoman of a global financial empire, accompanied by her genius twins, Lucas and Luna. Henry, who has spent years mourning her, recognizes her and desperately seeks redemption. While the children initially prank him, the family unites when Rose kidnaps the twins. Henry takes bullets meant for the children, proving his devotion. Stella reveals herself as the legendary healer "S" and saves Henry. Following his recovery, the family reconciles. Henry transfers his shares to Stella, and they welcome new twins, finally finding peace and love together

Seven years ago, CEO Isabella Morgan was drugged and set up. In the chaos, she shared one reckless night with Alexander Thompson—a scion of Beijing’s elite who had just left monastic life. She fled at dawn, never knowing she was pregnant. After a car accident, she lost her memory and gave birth prematurely. To protect her reputation, her mother gave the baby away and lied that she had never given birth. Alexander, who had been searching for Isabella, found the abandoned child and raised him as his son, Leo. Seven years later, Alexander and Leo rescue Isabella from danger. Leo, a gifted hacker with superhuman strength, helps his father save her. Alexander falls in love at first sight. Isabella, needing a husband to silence her company and mother, impulsively marries him. Alexander and Leo pretend to be poor—a kept husband and a little bodyguard—while secretly being a ruthless CEO and a genius hacker. Isabella has no idea that Alexander is Leo’s biological father and that Leo is her own son. The truth finally comes out when her mother comes to meet her son-in-law and “grandson.”

In a world ruled by shifters, humans are rare and treated as prizes to be bought and bred. Owen wakes up tied to a bed, purchased like property. Then a System binds to him: sex with woman shifters makes him stronger. Soon Owen isn't anyone's pet. He's a noble, a husband, a conqueror. But as his power rises, so do his enemies. To survive, Owen must bed more beauties, grow his harem, and claim his place at the top of a world that once caged him.

Six-winged Archangel Seraphina spent a thousand loveless years married to Heavenly Commander Michael, who loved her sister, Lyra. When Lyra died and Lucifer waged war on Heaven, Michael died begging Seraphina to let him go in the next life. Heartbroken, she burned her divine power to rewind time. Reborn at the altar, she severed all ties, took Lyra’s place in an ancient pact to marry Lucifer, and gave Michael his freedom. Michael, unaware, wounded her with cruel accusations. After Lyra’s deceit, Seraphina quietly left. On his wedding day, Michael lifted the veil expecting his “true love”—and found Lyra. Realizing Seraphina had sacrificed herself for him, he raced to the Demon Abyss in regret. There, Lucifer proved no monster, but a refined protector. He used his last drop of Angelic Grace to heal her and defended her against his own dark legion. They fell deeply in love, and he abandoned his vengeance for her. When Michael invaded the Abyss to “rescue” her, Seraphina coldly rejected him. In the end, she burned her divinity again to save Lucifer, purifying his dark core. Together they found redemption beyond Light and Darkness.

In a cyberpunk world, brilliant scientist Livia is betrayed by her boyfriend, who steals her research. Heartbroken, she drinks alone—until an antique lamp in her home starts spitting out strange objects. She pours water into it, but it never fills. Unknown to her, the lamp connects to Edonia, a dying magical world. There, elf bishop Marcus is about to sacrifice himself to save his people from drought and war. A flood of fresh water erupts from the lamp. The elves hail Livia as their Lamp God. Through the lamp, Livia and Marcus exchange supplies and comfort. She sends water, food, and futuristic weapons; he helps her heal and face her world. They fall in love. But Livia knows the legend: Marcus is fated to die young. She vows to rewrite fate and save him—as his foretold death approaches.

A mad prophecy circulates in the divine realm: whoever can conceive the "God-Child of Destiny" will overthrow Zeus and become King of All Gods. In her past life, Elara married Eros, the God of Love and symbol of romance, only to have her "soul fire" sucked by him day and night, eventually dying a miserable death of exhaustion after giving birth. Reborn at the ceremony where the gods choose their wives, her sister Cassia the coveted golden arrow of the God of Love, while Elara proactively grasped the black scythe symbolizing death and barrenness, choosing Thanatos, the God of Death whom all gods fear most. Everyone waited to see her fall into hell, but they never expected—the romance of the God of Love is devouring, while the death the God of Death is salvation. When her sister falls into the dark arts of necrophagy to give birth to a divine child, Elara is reborn under nourishment of the God of Death, who spares no cost to his own divine lifespan, and conceives an heir truly capable of severing the laws of fate. time, she will not only rewrite her own destiny but also force the entire divine realm to change its master.

Isabella and Alexander were bound together by a marriage arranged for the sake of their families. They never expected a marriage built on obligation to become the real thing. Everything falls apart when Lily—the spitting image of Alexander’s first love—suddenly appears. Again and again, Alexander takes Lily’s side, pushing Isabella past her breaking point. Finally, Isabella has had enough. She chooses to raise their child on her own and walks away from Alexander. Only then does Alexander realize what he has lost. He will do anything to earn Isabella’s forgiveness and get her back. But Isabella has already moved on and found happiness of her own.

On her wedding anniversary, Doctor Aria is assigned an unexpected patient: Abigail, her husband's first love. And standing beside Abigail at her appointment is none other than Aria's husband, Michael. That day, Aria makes two life-changing decisions. First, get rid of the husband. Second, get rid of his baby. She calmly ends her marriage and terminates her pregnancy, then disappears from Michael's life without ever telling him. When Michael finally learns that Aria left him—and that she had been carrying his child before—he is forced to face the truth about his feelings. But by then, Aria has already started a new life. And in the end, all Michael can do is watch the woman he lost walk into a future without him.

TZyrthos, the king of the dragon clan, is mortally cursed. Only by drinking the milk of the human woman Vera can he live. Vera broke into the Dragon Nest to apply for a nanny in order to save her young son, but she didn't know that she was the antidote that the Dragon King was looking for — not tole that Toby, the sick son in her arms, was actually the bloodline left by the Dragon King in the foggy forest a year ago. He thirsted for her body like a bloodthirsty, and she ran away desperately, and fate had already written this immortal love into the curse of the keel and blood.

For five years, Seraphina Sangreal has kept Grand Duke Alistair Ravenscroft alive with her own blood—and his realm standing—while remaining his secret mistress. When a political marriage shatters her last hope, she walks away with a secret. As betrayal and buried royal blood come to light, Alistair realizes too late that he may have lost far more than the woman who loved him so deeply.