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Handmaiden Io fell in love with Ares, King of the Gods, incurring the wrath of the Mother Goddess Theia and the divine council. Theia hunted Io down and drove her to the edge of a cliff, where she fell to her presumed death. Seven years later, Ares has become an even more formidable King of the Gods. He has always believed Io to be dead, with only the broken star-moon necklace—repaired by his own hands—reminding him of all he lost. During a visit to the mortal realm, he has a chance encounter on the streets of Athens with a pair of street-performing twins—a boy playing a bay leaf and a girl tapping seashells, performing the very Star-Moon Song Io once played only for him. The necklace, the melody, the pair of pale gold eyes so identical to his own—every clue points toward a possibility he cannot bear to face. All the while, Io lingers in the mortal realm, half-blind and frail, unaware of the reunion so close at hand. A love story spanning the divine and the mortal. A pair of lovers separated for seven years. Two children who have never known their father. An eternal vow sealed by a star-moon necklace. When fate pushes them toward each other once more, the laws of the gods, a mother's opposition, and the suffering of the mortal world will all stand as insurmountable walls between them.

Maria, a lop-eared rabbit orphan, grew up in a boar-folk village. Because whatever she said always came true, the villagers saw her as a cursed child and drove her into a cowshed to live alone. Duchess Ethelyn stumbled upon Maria while lost, and Maria's blessing unexpectedly cured Ethelyn of a chronic illness she'd suffered for years. Ethelyn brought Maria back to Avalon Ducal Manor, and Maria's arrival filled the lifeless castle with laughter again. With her power, she healed the crippled legs of the third young master, Cyrus, and slowly thawed the frozen heart of Duke Regulus. Yet Maria foresaw a conspiracy against the manor—Regulus would be assassinated, Ethelyn would die a horrible death, Cyrus would be crushed, and the entire manor would be reduced to ashes. How will Maria rewrite it all?

Valentina, daughter of a mafia godfather, falls for Ethan, a middle-class man. She hides her true identity, pays her own way through college, and secretly paves the way for Ethan’s career. Ethan’s mother, Mrs. Hayes, looks down on her and introduces Carlotta, heiress of Pierce Group, to Ethan, arranging for them to study abroad together. Ethan promises to marry Valentina when he returns. Valentina founds her own enterprise, growing it into a conglomerate in four years, planning to gift it to Ethan. But four years later, Ethan returns with Carlotta—and a child. At his welcome reception, Valentina is publicly humiliated by Ethan and his family. She vows revenge and terminates all business partnerships with him. Outside her company, Ethan’s family insults her again—until her secretary reveals she is the CEO. They immediately grovel. Carlotta’s cousin appears, claiming her father is a subordinate of the mafia godfather, and threatens to shut Valentina’s group down. At the godfather’s daughter’s birthday banquet, Ethan’s family humiliates Valentina again. Then the godfather enters—and Valentina’s true identity is revealed. Ethan and his family beg for mercy, only to be executed by the mafia.

Avery Vance, the true heiress, was swapped at birth and raised on a rural farm. In her past life, the imposter Serena used the mysterious Plunder Book to steal Avery’s beauty, talents, and fortune, ultimately pushing her off a rooftop to her death. Reborn on the day she returns to the Vance mansion, Avery seizes the Plunder Book and reverses its blood-bound contract. Shedding her former plain appearance, she transforms into a striking young woman, while Serena, deprived of the stolen life-force, gradually loses her beauty and vitality. At Saint Grace High, Avery makes a sensational entrance and captures the attention of Chase, the star quarterback. Though she initially uses him for revenge, Avery is slowly won over by his sincere affection. Desperate, Serena resorts to bribery, arson, theft, and sabotage. At the cheerleading competition, Avery wins with genuine strength, forcing Serena to publicly humiliate herself. Serena’s final attempt—framing Avery and sabotaging a chandelier—exposes her crimes. Arrested and driven mad as all stolen gifts boomerang back, she is confined to a psychiatric facility. Cleared of all slander, Avery reclaims her inheritance and becomes cheer captain. Chase confesses his love with a four-leaf-clover bracelet, and the pair walk hand-in-hand toward a bright future at the graduation dance.

Aurora died at ninety-six with a pen in her hand and zero regrets — except for the TV show she never finished. She woke up inside a melodrama as the Sterling family's long-lost biological daughter, cast as the villainess everyone despises. The adopted daughter Chelsea cries on cue, the fiancé takes Chelsea's side, and the whole family tells Aurora to be the bigger person. In the script, this is where she snaps, loses everything, and dies in the street. Too bad Aurora already built and buried a corporate empire in her last life, and she doesn't break for tears. She records every scheme, exposes every lie at her own homecoming banquet, dumps the fiancé onstage, and turns the family's failing business into a twenty-billion-dollar energy company. They wrote her as the villain. She wrote herself the ending.

Chloe Evans endures years of emotional abuse from her husband Mark, developing a sexual aversion. Pressured into aggressive therapy, she meets Dr. Victor Thorne—secretly the CEO Mark is desperate to impress. To cover a $300 million embezzlement, Mark offers Chloe as a bargaining chip. After catching him cheating, Chloe makes a dark deal with Victor: herself for Mark’s total ruin. They destroy Mark, who is publicly disgraced and arrested by the FBI. But Chloe discovers a confidential file—Victor’s three-year plan to break and control her. Refusing to shatter, she secretly backs up leverage and strikes back. Instead of rage, Victor is captivated by her ferocity and yields. Chloe visits Mark in prison for a final psychological blow, then debuts as Executive Vice-President at a Wall Street gala, standing beside Victor at the height of power. From helpless victim to queen of the abyss.

In ancient Olympia, priestess Kassandra was betrayed by her fiancé Dionysios and sister Myrto, falling into the abyss with her newborn. Reborn on the eve of the priestess selection, she seizes her fate, outshining Myrto to become the chosen priestess. She journeys to the abyss and unites with the gatekeeper Alexios, bearing triplets marked with dark-gold lightning runes. Dionysios and Myrto plot repeatedly, but their schemes fail. When the infants' resonance test reveals the truth, Myrto's conspiracy is exposed and Dionysios's reverse sealing wedge is shattered. Desperate, Dionysios unleashes the abyss, only for Alexios to manifest his divine form and destroy the artifact. As Kassandra and Alexios grow closer, Dionysios abducts their eldest son Telemachus. At the public trial, Kassandra exposes his crimes, but he reveals the third inscribed key is sewn into his chest. Facing his threat and the gatekeeper's fated death, Kassandra proposes "Converge the Three Powers into One." At the final judgment, Myrto's conscience awakens. She testifies and takes a fatal blow meant for Kassandra. Alexios shatters the key, restores his godhood, and permanently seals the abyss. Myrto survives. Kassandra and Alexios are crowned, their three sons acknowledged, and the family finds their happy ending.

Pregnant Mallory is stabbed by her husband Killian's ex‑girlfriend Chloe. Duped by Chloe's deception, Killian diverts his wife's lifesaving blood and forces her to sign a waiver. Mallory and her unborn daughter bleed to death. The truth comes out and Chloe gets life in prison. After clearing Mallory's name, Killian crashes on his way to the cemetery on a rainy night. He gives up rescue chances for another pregnant woman and dies. As a spirit, he repents before them, but Mallory turns away firmly with the baby in her arms.

Legendary Captain Lucas saved everyone in the maiden flight disaster of UA839, yet First Officer Mark stole all credit, took his girlfriend Vivian, and got him grounded for life, demoted to economy cabin steward.When a new flight hit crisis, Lucas rushed into the cockpit and pulled off a miraculous water landing to save all passengers.After touchdown, Mark framed him again, but Lucas presented hard evidence including backup footage to expose all his lies completely.

Audrey is killed by her husband Victor and her best friend Delilah, and is reborn just before the tragedy unfolds. She suppresses her rage and plans carefully, gathering evidence using her foreknowledge. Adrian, who also got a second chance at life, becomes her ally. Together they expose multiple plots: falsified medical diagnoses, schemes to seize the family estate, and the poisoning of their elders. They bring the traitors to justice. Audrey reclaims her family’s wealth, heals from her trauma, and embarks on a brand‑new life with Adrian.