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"I'm Jason Hayes, and today, I am reborn. In my past life, I was weak. In this one, I choose to be the villain." From a humble waiter to the king of the underworld, Jason fights back against every bully and outmaneuvers the most powerful figures, including the father-in-law of a crime lord. His ironclad rule: touch what's mine, and you won't survive. Only when he stops stepping aside does Jason learn a brutal truth: the world makes way for those who refuse to move.

A three-and-a-half-year-old girl was forced to tell fortunes on a city overpass to earn money for her abusive uncle and aunt, who beat her mercilessly and nearly sold her to human traffickers. At the critical moment, her young uncle—a professional race car driver—swooped in to rescue her. From that moment on, her four extraordinarily accomplished uncles launched a full-scale campaign to pamper their niece and exact revenge. The youngest uncle vowed to make the villains "pay tenfold"; the third uncle, a triple-crown-winning actor, began leveraging his massive fanbase to expose their crimes; the second uncle, a scientific genius, plotted to make their lives "a living hell"; while the eldest uncle, a ruthless tycoon, threatened to ship them off to Africa to mine coal. When the girl finally returned home, her grandfather wept joyful tears, her grandmother miraculously recovered from a chronic illness, her cousins beamed with pride, and her enigmatic clan-leader father proceeded to spoil her beyond imagination.

Zoe time-traveled into a novel world as a villainess role. It was a love-hate story. She'd retire but was forced to complete the task of "raising hate points" with a system. Unexpectedly, the system malfunctioned, and her thoughts were heard by her entire family! Then the plot completely went off track. When playing the role of villainess, she not only failed to attract disgust but also became the little princess of her three brothers. The tragic ending of the Millers' bankruptcy was changed, and even Quentin, the cold fiance became clingy...

In her previous life, Evelyn was the spoiled Collins heiress. Her fiance Bill suddenly got back a girl named Lila, claiming Lila was the true Collins heiress who had been lost. On the wedding day, Lila's birth parents switched the wedding car, making Evelyn marry Bill's brother Victor, who had jinxed five wives. Evelyn forced Bill to marry her, but all she got was three years of cold marriage. Bill died and wanted to be with Lila in the next life. After rebirth, when the wedding car stopped, Evelyn chose Victor, becoming Bill's sister-in-law.

To pay off her brother's gambling debt, she's forced to go on a blind date arranged by her sister-in-law. She doesn't care much about who the guy is—just that he's supposedly a rich upstart, and she'll recognize him at the café by the red roses he's holding. To her surprise, the man with the red roses is actually quite handsome. With a cool demeanor, he tells her that he's also being pushed into this date. If she's willing to fake a marriage with him, he'll transfer 3 million as her payment, and they can divorce after three months. This seems perfect to her. However, what she doesn’t realize when signing the marriage agreement is that it's all part of his plan...

After a chance encounter, tycoon Gavin becomes infatuated with recent graduate Faye. However, Faye despises him because her father died due to a business conflict initiated by Gavin. This leads to a tense cat-and-mouse game between the two of them. Ultimately, Gavin forces Faye into marriage, and despite her attempts to push him away, she gradually falls for him...

To become the heiress of her family hotel chain, Violet Trenton goes undercover as a cleaning lady and takes out the troublemakers one by one. Will she succeed and save the hotel? And is her sexy new COO Kasey Johnson just a powerful ally, or something more?

To save her family, Rita Lane enters a one‑month marriage of convenience with the billionaire, Landon Hopkin. She’s just a temporary wife; he’s just fulfilling a deal. But between late‑night conversations, unexpected dangers, and the return of his childhood sweetheart Fiona Foster, lines begin to blur. When the contract expires, will they walk away—or choose a love that was never part of the agreement?

A girl, pregnant and accompanied by her four brothers, searches for her boyfriend. After a misunderstanding about his infidelity, she gets into a car accident and is found by a boy. Boy thinks he's found a beautiful woman, but ends up becoming a father. When Baby is three and a half, the girl dies of an illness. Later, at kindergarten, Baby is bullied by girl\r, who claims to be the daughter of the Pei family, until Baby's uncle finds him and starts to stand up to everyone.

When they were young, they promised to marry each other, but many years later, he forgot that promise. Though they got married, he never returned to be with her and didn't even know what she looked like. By coincidence, the divorce lawyer he hired turned out to be his wife, the one he wanted to divorce. Through various misunderstandings, he began to remember the promise they made in childhood.

On her wedding day, her fiancé runs away, and her parents don't show up either. Feeling down, she gets hit by a billionaire's car. Surprisingly, the Billionaire turns out to be a hot guy, and guess what? He wants to marry her!