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Seven years ago, a chance encounter in Wesley Lowe's hotel room turned Alaya's world upside down. That fateful night led to the birth of twins, but tragedy struck when her father took one child, leaving her with only Tommy. Now, Alaya returns home with Tommy, determined to find her lost child. As fate would have it, she crosses paths with Wesley once more, but neither realizes the other's true identity...

Once the Moon Goddess, Roxy sealed her power and gave up her throne to marry Alpha Ethan. She saved his pack but suffered a permanent wound—only to have her sacrifice claimed by Valerie. For seven years, Ethan turned a blind eye. Their son Leo saw Valerie as his real mother, while Roxy and her daughter Aurora were neglected and humiliated. Finally losing hope, Roxy broke the mate bond and left. She reunited with Asher, the Ancient Wolf King who had waited seven years for her return—and discovered her throne was still untouched. When the Centennial Trials began, Roxy returned to the arena. No longer the "wolfless weakling," she awakened her divine power, reclaimed her crown, and took back every honor that was always hers.

A workaholic transmigrates as Princess Aria, whose F-class mental powers were faked and who was murdered by her male favorite. She binds to a pay‑to‑win system that gives tenfold rebates and unlocks divine artifacts. Her ambitious sister Elena keeps laying traps: poison, forged evidence, a fleet‑polluting scheme, and a killing array on the altar. The heroine breaks through with money and wit. She saves the silver wolf commander Jace, tames the white tiger war god Bastian, rescues mermaid General Cassian, and outmaneuvers the nine‑tailed fox Malakai. In the final crisis, she carriers the Tears of the Gods in her body, awakens the SSS‑rank golden bloodline, destroys the Black Current organization, purifies the World Tree, and dissolves the orcs' thousand‑year resentment. She is crowned queen, enacts new policies to protect orcs, and four loyal companions stand by her side. The villains fall, and the empire enters a new era of peace and prosperity.

At a superpower‑fueled academy where strength reigns supreme, ordinary girl Sophie unexpectedly awakens the extremely rare ability of Future Sight. Yet the very first vision she sees of the future shows her locked in a passionate kiss with Damien, the campus’s cold‑hearted, sharp‑tongued student council president! Convinced this could never happen, Sophie is determined to keep her distance from him. But fate plays a cruel joke on her: that very same night, her mother remarries‑‑and Damien suddenly becomes her stepbrother. As the embrace and shared bed from her prophecy start coming true one after another, misunderstandings and romantic tension between them keep building amid their cohabitation and school life.

Housewife Renee suffers from a long-term sexless marriage because her husband Ethan favors her older sister Kira. This repression triggers a compulsive sexual disorder, and she seeks medical help in shame, where she meets Damian—a elite professional with a double identity. In the consultation room, he sees through her pain and childhood family trauma. Using treatment as a pretext, he gets close to her, then unexpectedly joins her company as her new boss and promotes her to be his personal assistant. In public, he is restrained; in private, the tension between them is electric. Renee is repeatedly humiliated by her husband and framed—drugged and kidnapped by her sister—but Damian fiercely protects her at every turn, dismantling their enemies' power. Renee decisively divorces, and after a crisis involving a doppelgänger impersonating her, the two finally confess their true feelings and hold a wedding. In the end, Renee becomes pregnant. They heal each other's traumas, and she gains both a flourishing career and a fulfilling family.

After three years in the hands of the Black Raven pirates, Evelyn returns to find Arthur beside another woman and unwilling to believe her wounds. With poison already in her bones, she gathers rings, ledgers, confessions, and witnesses to expose Vera, destroy Black Raven, and rescue the girls still trapped at sea. When truth finally arrives too late, Evelyn wakes again as a child and chooses a future far from the man who failed her.

Sera, the scorned Siren princess of Atlantis, is forced by fate to serve Ares ninety-nine times for an old rescue. The war god thinks she is a shameless worshipper, making her dance on bleeding feet, crawl before Aphrodite, and nearly drown for a false crime. But every humiliation cracks the contract. When Sera finally repays the debt, she returns to the deep sea as royalty. Only then does Ares learn she was his true savior, his obsession, and the princess he can never own again.

Vivienne and Adrian are moments away from adopting a sweet little girl when Vivienne notices a pea-sized birthmark on the child's hand. She immediately refuses to sign and demands a divorce. Adrian kneels. His family calls her cruel, barren, and heartless. Even the child begs her not to leave. No one understands why Vivienne would destroy a loving marriage over such a tiny mark, and she refuses to explain. Not until Vivienne unveils three reports at a live press conference does the truth behind that tiny birthmark finally begin to surface.

I dated Lucien secretly for three years, but he denied me at graduation after a heartbeat test paired him with his rival Seraphina. He even stole my umbrella and altered my overseas academy admission. I cut all contact and flew to Arcadia to rebuild myself. Years later, he traveled thousands of miles to beg for a second chance. Yet I met Nathan, a sincere mage who treats me as an equal. Will I ever forgive the boy who broke me completely?