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"The year my father’s affair drove my mother to her death, I hated him to the core. To appease me, he personally sent Victor Young, the man I had loved for ten years, to my bed. After one night together, I fell completely in love with him. Three months into the relationship, under his persuasion, I forgave my father. Four months in, the news of my pregnancy broke. From then on, I became the most pampered pregnant woman in Beverly Hills. Every time I went for a prenatal checkup, they were always waiting in the hospital hallway. Everyone said I was treated like a princess by both my husband and my father. But on the day of the major ultrasound, neither of them showed up. “We have an important project to discuss,” my father said gently, stroking my hair. Victor Young softly rubbed my pregnant belly. “Once we’re done, I’ll bring back gifts for you and the baby.” I smiled and watched them leave, but just before the checkup, I received an anonymous video. In the video, my father was wearing a groom’s suit, standing beside Morgana Ashford—the woman who had driven my mother to death. Next to her was their illegitimate daughter, visibly pregnant, in a wedding dress, holding Victor Young’s arm. “Double happiness!” someone cheered in the video, raising a glass. “Congratulations to Mr. Hunter for finding true love, and congratulations to Mr. Young for finding such a perfect match!” At the end of the video, my father’s voice drifted in lightly. “Your fake marriage agreement with Emily doesn’t count. When the baby is born, it will be illegitimate.” Victor chuckled softly. “Emily has everything, and Isabella grew up as an illegitimate child. I can’t bear to let her child suffer the same fate.” I bit my lip and held back my tears as I left the hospital, but my phone suddenly vibrated. A sterilization certificate popped up on the screen, along with a line of text: “As long as you’re willing, the child in your womb will be the only heir of my life.”"

After Eve Shaw marries into the York family, her own family is destroyed, leaving her with nowhere to go but York Manor. During childbirth, Sally Wade, a maid from Eve’s past, jealous of her status, swaps their children to secure her own child’s claim to the York family’s wealth. Eve knows what happened but stays silent, secretly seeking treatment for her dying daughter. For sixteen years, Sally visits as Zoe’s godmother, treating Eve’s daughter with disdain. When Zoe becomes the Crown Princess, Sally reveals the truth, shocking everyone. Calmly, Eve removes her outer clothing to reveal the general's armor beneath. As the descendant of a legendary general, Eve leads an army against her husband.

When the daughter called her father to save her collapsed mother, he was too busy taking care of his first love and her child. Unable to accept her mother’s death, the daughter continues to care for her as if she’s still alive, while the mother’s spirit lingers, unable to leave. Will the mother finally find peace, and will her daughter ever find happiness?

Cinderella, a mistreated servant, dreams of being seen by the Prince, who must choose a bride at the royal ball. Tricked by her stepmother into believing the event is costume-themed, she arrives in a prison uniform and is publicly humiliated. As she flees, the Prince—bored with the court and intrigued by her—takes notice. In the garden, a Fairy Godmother offers Cinderella magical dice that can change her fate, with one condition: she must return by midnight or lose her chance at true love forever. She transforms into a radiant “princess” and shares a genuine, intimate connection with the Prince. But as the clock strikes midnight, she is forced to run, leaving behind one die. The next day, the Prince arrives to fulfill an arranged marriage with her stepsister, but the remaining die reveals Cinderella’s identity. When she confesses the truth, he admits he recognized her all along and chooses her anyway—not for who she pretended to be, but for who she is. In the end, Cinderella doesn’t just rely on magic—she changes her own destiny, proving that love comes from authenticity, not illusion.

A serving of street‑market food. A security guard named Ethan Carter. A chance encounter with Grace Harrington, CEO of the Uleah Group. Then came the freak electrical accident—and the dormant cultivation power passed down from his grandfather Frederick Whitaker roared awake. Now Ethan doesn't bow to the Whitakers. He doesn't kneel to the Harringtons. Names, titles, legacies—none of it matters. There's only one law he answers to: strength. His fists? They're the final argument.

When the evil cultivator Evan was cultivating with some ladies in the Immortal Realm, he fell into the mortal world and was transported to the body of a timid man with the same name. The original owner was imprisoned by his paranoid and spoiled fiancee, not allowed to leave the bedroom, and suffered humiliation. His two sisters-in-law also despised him for lacking masculinity, causing him great suffering. On the night when Evan was possessed by the evil cultivator, his spoiled fiancee came. This once timid fiance suddenly became a badass...

Ellie has been branded a "jinx" by her village for her eerily accurate predictions, but in truth, she's anything but cursed. When she's taken in by the governor's wife, Irene, after a chance encounter, her presence turns the mansion upside down: flowers bloom, fortunes shift, and lives begin to change, including the governor's.

Gemma Sully was set up by her stepsister for a one-night stand with a stranger. Even her fiancé called off their engagement. Desperate to help her critically ill mother, Gemma begged her father, who cruelly suggested she spend a night with an old man. Enraged, she impulsively married a stranger who promised to cover her mother's medical expenses. Initially, she believed she married an ordinary man with good looks, but he turned out to be a powerful figure from a prestigious family.

The father married his daughter to a silly president for money. After the president regained his memory, he found that the murderer of his parents was her father! He vented his anger on her...

For five years, Evelyn Lane poured everything—her wealth, her name, her future—into building Darren Foster's empire. But when he lets his junior, Claire, wear her late grandmother's costume on stage, the betrayal cuts deeper than any wound she's hidden. Evelyn pulls the funding, files for divorce, and sells her shares. Darren thinks she's broken. But he doesn’t know she's been the legendary “God of Opera” all along—or that the biggest stage of all is where she’ll take back what's hers.

Clara David, the daughter of the premier royal purveyors, is driven by vengeance after her parents are slain by bandits wielding imperial guards' tokens. Believing the Emperor to be the culprit, she transforms into an enchanting courtesan and enters the palace. Unexpectedly, she finds herself drawn to a mysterious palace guard, unaware that he is the Emperor in disguise. But is the Emperor truly the culprit behind her parents' murder?