true heiress vs false queen Movies & TV Series

The billionaire married the daughter of his father's killer not out of love, but to torment her. Even when she fell terminally ill, he showed no mercy...

The CEO of the Pearl Group, in order to support her husband's career, had been secretly delivering takeout for three years, only to be publicly abandoned. The world's richest man, who had known her since childhood, arrived just in time to propose to her, defying everyone’s expectations. It was then that her husband discovered her true identity as the CEO, deeply regretting his actions.

Years ago in an orphanage, the younger twin gave up her chance to be adopted by a wealthy family to her sister, who had a heart condition. As adults, the older sister, now a wealthy heiress, spares no expense in searching for her sibling. Meanwhile, the younger sister suffers through a difficult life in her in-laws' home, deceived and eventually harmed to death. The older sister vows to personally avenge all the injustices her sister endured..

A young woman saved a billionaire's grandfather, and they ended up getting married as arranged by the old man. However, when her bestie discovered the woman was a missing heiress, she plotted to steal her identity...

A rich young lady and a wealthy CEO cross paths while fleeing from their arranged marriages. They agree to a contract marriage, each hiding their true identities. As they navigate this arrangement, caring for one another, love gradually begins to blossom.

"Why are you still alive?" I don't know this crazy woman at all, and she just came up to me and shouted at me! I suffered a car accident five years ago during pregnancy and was saved by a handsome stranger, who later I married. I've always noticed that my daughter looks very much like him, but because of amnesia, I can't recall the truth. Five years later, I now entered a tycoon jewelry company and met this crazy woman. Plus, many other people are saying that I look exactly like the CEO's daughter, the missing heiress! What's my husband and my real identity?

After dying alone due to pampering her love-blinded son, she’s reborn with memories of her past life. This time, she’s determined to take control, build her empire, and get revenge on her clueless son, his fiancée, and their parasitic relatives.

Zed Bass and Vera Lott have been inseparable childhood friends for 20 years, and over time, their bond blossomed into a romance. During their sweet journey together, they made a promise to get engaged on Zed’s 25th birthday. Confident in their love, Zed eagerly proposes to Vera on that day, certain she will say yes. However, to his shock, Vera is seen posing for photos with her schoolmate, Carl Hume, in a way that suggests they are a couple. What stings even more is that Vera doesn’t realize the gravity of her actions. Time and again, she sides with Carl, pushing Zed to compromise and accept her decisions. Despite Zed’s efforts to make things work, Vera’s repeated failures to prioritize their relationship push him further away. Ultimately, Zed, heartbroken and disillusioned, leaves for an overseas job, leaving behind a breakup letter.

She was once an ancient princess, but sacrificed herself for her kingdom during an enemy attack. Upon awakening, she finds herself in modern times, now a wealthy heiress bullied by her fiancé and his other love interest. Unwilling to be pushed around, she fights back against her tormentors and catches the eye of a billionaire seeking her hand in marriage.

Framed by her fiancé Justin and stepsister Kelly, Vivian Lee becomes the nation's most hated woman. But little do they know—her delivery-girl life was just a disguise. Now she’s back, ready to reveal she's the true heiress of the Lees. From livestream takedowns and family showdowns, to training the timid Ryan Shaw into a formidable heir, Vivian plays a ruthless game of power and payback.

Seeing me with some other man, my husband mistakenly thought I was cheating on him. But that was actually my father! My husband proposed a divorce and I, knowing nothing, signed the divorce papers and left for abroad. Three years later, I returned to the country as a journalist, only to find him targeting and insulting me at every turn. His repeated hurt has finally made me give up on him entirely. At this time, he finally discovered the truth, and deeply regretted what he had done to me. Should I forgive him?