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"Hades, the God of the Underworld, poured all his divine power and riches into nurturing Aurora, Saintess of the Light Temple, for eighteen years. On her coming-of-age ceremony, she publicly broke off their engagement to marry the king instead. Celia, her twin sister who had been bullied by Aurora for years, is the true reincarnation of the Queen of the Underworld. She reunites and recognizes Hades, awakens her divine powers, and joins forces with him to slay the Demon King Lucifer. As for Aurora, she falls into darkness and corruption, eventually turning to ashes."

Wealthy young master Julian is framed by his step‑mother and step‑brother, cursed by a witch into a Maine Coon cat. Wandering the streets, he is rescued by his arch‑rival Elias. Staying with Elias, Julian accidentally discovers the man’s long‑hidden crush on him. After misunderstandings and manhunts, the curse is lifted. Julian exposes his step‑mother’s plot to seize his fortune at his own funeral. Overcoming family obstacles, the two resolve their old grudges and finally find happiness together.

Olivia, a highly skilled modern surgeon, accidentally travels back to the medieval Kingdom of Valentia. She wakes as an orphan also named Olivia, whose vicious aunt plans to sell her as a bride—and living burial sacrifice—to the exiled Prince Leon. Leon survived a brutal battle a year ago but is crippled, covered in festering wounds, and imprisoned in the White Tower, framed for treason and awaiting death. Queen Sophia and Crown Prince Thorne are determined to end his life. Olivia’s only way to survive is to keep the half-dead prince alive. Using her surgical expertise and modern medical supplies brought through the time rift, she heals Leon. Side by side, they unravel Sophia and Thorne’s conspiracies, clear Leon’s name before the king, and pave his path to the throne. Along the way, they fall deeply in love and finally find lasting happiness together.

A thousand years ago, dragons saved the elves from orcs—but demanded a virgin princess for every new Dragon King. Lora, the elven king’s illegitimate daughter, is blackmailed by her stepmother into taking Princess Bella’s place as the dragon bride. But Prince Draven isn’t the tyrant of legend. He offers a deal: give him an heir, and he’ll free her mother and grant her freedom. Day by day, Draven falls for Lora’s gentle heart. She opens to him and willingly carries his child. Then the orcs return, and Draven is gravely wounded. Bella arrives, playing the “true princess,” poisoning Draven’s trust in Lora. Heartsick and misunderstood, Lora walks away—only to be kidnapped by orcs as leverage. Draven risks everything to save her, drives back the orcs, and exposes Bella’s schemes. In the end, the bastard bride becomes the Dragon King’s one true queen.

Resident John unexpectedly gains miraculous supernatural powers to see internal injuries in patients. He uncovers multiple hidden critical conditions and saves countless dying patients. However, his extraordinary diagnostic skills draw suspicion and investigation from his peers. Racing against death in the emergency department, he carefully hides his supernatural secret, while danger creeps closer to him.

Luke Peterson is a seventeen-year-old outcast surviving a violent home and relentless school bullying in Chicago's South Side. When a mysterious representative of the Peterson Group — a global financial empire — reveals Luke is the founder's only legitimate heir, Luke receives the family's ancient signet ring, unlocking five abilities: invisibility, magnetic force, time suspension, X-ray vision, and spirit summoning. What follows is a methodical, deeply satisfying reversal. Every humiliation Luke has endured becomes the setup for a public reckoning — engineered with precision, executed with style.

Blackstone City stands against the Central Beast Forest, where a Frenzied Beast Tide erupts every hundred years—and if the city falls, everyone dies. Ian White, sole heir of the White family, lost his parents eight years ago and was raised by his uncle, Mawson. Before her death, Ian’s mother sealed away his gift as a legendary Beast Speaker—a seal set to break on his eighteenth birthday. His father left the family estate in the hands of the Beast Tamers’ Association, likewise locked until Ian comes of age. With fifteen days left before the seal lifts, the Dark Guild and his uncle Mawson are deliberately amplifying the beast tide—aiming to seize the Beast Forest’s mining rights and the White fortune. Ian meant to wait it out. But as defenses collapse, he is forced to act in secret—using his gift to command wild beasts and quietly turn back the tide, again and again. Thain, a Saint-level beast tamer, begins to suspect him. Against all opposition, he names Ian to lead the defense. In the end, Ian claims the Beast King’s Medallion his mother left behind, awakens his full power, summons all beasts to drive back the tide—and exposes his uncle and the Dark Guild before the entire city. He inherits the family legacy and rises as the city-state’s new Beast King.

A notorious heir returns to seize his family empire — only to find his first love married to his uncle.

Framed for arson, an heiress flees with a rugged fireman hiding a royal secret, surviving the flames to reclaim her stolen empire.

Jessamine spent nine years turning Dashiell Carrington from an undrafted nobody with two blown knees into the captain of the New York Comets. She rebuilt his body, ghostwrote his apologies, and quit her own career to manage his. He repaid her by sleeping with his twenty-one-year-old content producer, handing the girl a training program Jessamine had created, and telling the cameras his family was everything — while his pregnant wife sat in the ER alone. He forgot to take off his mic after the game. She downloaded three copies. Then she called his mother — who happened to chair the team's board — and said two words: "I'm leaving." She didn't take the nursery, the jerseys, or the baby skates with his number on them. She took four rehab journals, a passport, and the original manuscript he told her wasn't worth publishing. Six months later, the Comets had a new president. Her name was Jessamine. No last name required.