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To escape her abusive, perverted stepfather, a brilliant fashion designer agrees to a flash marriage. On their wedding night, her "broke" husband doesn't even have $100 in his pocket and shamelessly confesses: "Honey, I have ED... nothing works down there." She gasps in relief, thinking: Perfect! I only wanted a husband on paper anyway! Little does she know, this "unemployed, broke, impotent" slacker is actually Zack Hamilton—the $100 billionaire heir of New York's ultimate business empire! And his "poverty" and "impotence" are just a wicked test to see if she's a gold-digger!

Betrayed by her childhood sweetheart, heartbroken Chloe spends one wild night with a mysterious stranger named Noah—then runs. To escape it all, she agrees to an arranged marriage with a reclusive billionaire she's never met. But on the first day of class, she's horrified to discover her ice-cold professor is none other than her one-night stand... and her secret husband. Will they keep their explosive secret, or burn it all down?

Sloane Carter has spent 28 years as the daughter who pays, while her lazy brother Tyler gets everything, even all 4 houses from the family buyout. Then she wins $100 million and keeps it to herself: a penthouse, her own company, and a man who always takes her side. But when Tyler gambles it all away and crashes her wedding on a livestream with his scheming wife, will her mother finally stand up for the daughter she never wanted?

Summer, a single mother working as a hotel cleaner, raises her brilliant son Leo all on her own. Six years ago, she shared one night with Julian—heir to the Sterling Group—though she never knew who he truly was. By a twist of fate, Leo stumbles into a temporary "father-son" contract with Julian, only for a DNA test to reveal they are biological father and son. When Summer enters the Sterling estate as a maid, the two are reunited and slowly fall for each other—but their path is repeatedly sabotaged by Chloe's scheming. To make matters more complicated, Summer discovers she is pregnant with twins and uncovers the truth of her own identity: she is the eldest daughter of the Holt family, missing for twenty years. After a whirlwind of misunderstandings and reversals, Summer reunites with her family and builds a complete, loving home with Julian.

Homeless Helix, abducted for twenty years, wins a $2 billion lottery from half a donut, and DNA reunites him with his biological family. He fakes a disability and carries a million in cash to test them—his greedy father and brother cast him aside, while his mother Mary divorces to protect him. At his sister Clarissa's humiliating wedding, he makes a billion-dollar entrance in a crown, hits his head and regains his speech, then launches his billionaire revenge, vowing to shield the only family who truly stood by him.

Her family dragged Amy home to marry a ruthless mafia boss in their favorite daughter's place. But when Liam arrives, he kneels, kisses Amy's hand, and calls her "Boss." They thought she was disposable. They're about to learn who really owns this city.

On the ancient continent ruled by dragons, Aslan Valencia—the powerful young heir of the Obsidian Dragon Clan and the leading candidate to become the next Dragon Lord—fell in love with a human girl, Evelyn. Five years ago, however, Evelyn vanished. Five years later, a small dragonling with golden dragon eyes broke into the Dragon Sanctuary, clung to Aslan, and called him "Father." Through repeated moments of being depended upon by the child and forced to care for it, Aslan gradually grew into a competent father. Meanwhile, a conspiracy hidden within the dragon clan began to surface.

Born an illegitimate son tormented by nobles, Lane carries the blood of the Ten-Thousand Dragon God. He becomes the apprentice of the First Dragon Tamer, stuns the whole realm at the Royal Tournament, and uncovers his fated blood tie with the Dragon Princess of the Dragon Realm. Against the Realm Lord and the corrupt nobles, he awakens the Dragon God's power to shatter their oppressive rule over the continent!

Serena Ashborne, the disgraced princess of the Vale Kingdom, is betrayed by her fiancé and stepsister, who tear the Dawnfire Core from her body and cast her into the Abyssal Rift. The stolen power is believed to be an ancient phoenix blessing, but its true form is the Dawnfire Dragon—a winged fire dragon whose flames carry the power of rebirth. Serena survives and unexpectedly gives birth to three dragonlings. Two remain by her side, while the third is found by Kael Draven, sovereign of the Drakari court. Five years later, Serena returns to the Vale Kingdom with her children. She reclaims the Dawnfire Core, destroys the enemies who ruined her life, and follows a trail of magical relics into the Middle Realms and the High Realms. Each victory reveals that her family, her bloodline, and the three dragonlings are tied to a much larger conflict among royal houses, mage orders, and the ancient Drakari bloodline. When Serena discovers that her mother is alive and about to marry into House Wren, she enters a western royal wedding in disguise—unaware that Kael and their missing son have arrived at the same estate.

Wren Sterling was adopted by the Sterling hunter clan and trained from childhood as a werewolf hunter—unaware she herself was born a werewolf and the fated mate of legend. At a ball, she meets Ronan Ashcroft, the enigmatic alpha of the werewolf pack. Their connection is immediate, yet as affection deepens, Wren detects the latent werewolf aura emanating from him. She eventually confirms he is the very target her hunter family is sworn to kill—and her fated mate. Torn between dual identities, Wren faces secrets unraveling one by one. Her adoptive brother Owen shifts from rejection to quiet protection, his feelings blooming into unrequited love. Her trusted adoptive uncle Gideon is a werewolf mole who has infiltrated the hunter household for twenty years, bent on revenge. He masterminds Ronan's poisoning and Wren's imprisonment, colluding with jealous pack queen candidate Seraphina. After surviving antidote rescues, prison breakouts, and public confrontations, Wren and Ronan undergo the Moon Goddess's Trial of Character and prove they are truly fated mates. Gideon's plot is exposed, and Owen slays him—redeeming his adopted family. Hunters and werewolves sign a historic peace accord. Ronan proposes to Wren and is accepted. The Moon Goddess proclaims them king and queen.