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Five years married, and he kicked me out for his "amnesiac" sister. After I miscarried, he said, "Let's get divorced, just pretend, to keep her calm." So I signed the real papers, blocked him. Her fake amnesia got exposed, she ended up in a psych ward. He faked cancer, then a car crash. Years later, I'm on Forbes, my sister's insane, my mother lives on the $200 a month I give her, and the man who threw me away is just someone I don't even bother to name anymore. They tried to destroy me, now I'm out of their reach.

Before I left for the Rogue Wars, my best friend Selene made me memorize one warning: if I ever came home and saw her eating almonds, that woman was not her. Three months later, I returned to Blood Moon Pack and found the Luna smiling at the dinner table, chewing the one food that should have killed her. Same face. Same scent. Same memories. She even called me by our childhood nickname. But Selene had never given false warnings. If the woman in front of me was not her, then where was my real Luna?

Trash dog’s epic counterattack! Inheriting Anubis’s legacy, he evolves by devouring everything! Tortures villains, protects his master, fights the world-destroying serpent, and finally breaks through to SSS rank as Anubis, becoming a god in one battle!

Billionaire Victoria Hayes discovers her best friend Melissa swapping their newborn daughters. Victoria quietly switches them back—and waits eighteen years. At the birthday gala for her true heir Ava, Melissa exposes the "truth," claiming Ava is her daughter to steal Hayes Technologies. Victoria springs her trap: she's had proof all along. Ava is her blood. Melissa is publicly destroyed. But victory turns to ice when Victoria uncovers that Melissa wasn't acting alone. The husband sleeping beside her was the mastermind. Now the real war begins.

To earn enough for tuition, Elliot enters a couples’ esports tournament and is forced to team up with the mysterious ace PhoenixKnight as a fake couple. Little does he know that this flirtatious partner, with whom sparks keep flying in the game world, is actually the scheming teaching assistant he can’t stand in real life. Falling hard in the game, clashing fiercely in reality—their feelings gradually heat up across the line between virtual and real, until the truth is finally revealed. Only on the night of the championship does this tangled romance, which has spilled from the game into real life, find its true answer.

At the much-anticipated Talent Awakening Ceremony in St. Bitter City, the fallen Duke Arthur is publicly humiliated and trampled upon by his ex-fiancée and mortal enemy, mocked by nobles and commoners alike as a worthless failure, and is about to be stripped of his family's entire legacy. Just when everyone is waiting for him to be utterly ruined and driven out of the city, Arthur's palm strikes the altar and erupts with boundless divine radiance—the supreme divine artifact of the Sea God, lost for a thousand years, suddenly manifests. Its terrifying divine might suppresses the entire crowd, delivering an ultimate reversal and leaving suspense at its peak.

Evelyn is the Godfather Damian Moretti’s secret wife, carrying his only heir. Hidden away for her safety, she is mistaken for a discarded mistress by Bianca, who brutally humiliates her and kills her unborn child. When Damian discovers the truth, he gives Evelyn the power to punish everyone involved. One month later, the gentle wife returns as the true Lady Moretti, and no one who wronged her will escape.

To save her late grandmother's bakery, Lila marries a stranger named Silas in a paper-only deal—both hiding secrets. He carries her flour, stands by her side, but never reveals who he really is. Until the dessert gala, when a rival frames her in front of the entire city. Silas steps onto the stage, and the room goes silent: he's Sinclair—the most powerful man in the city. A contract marriage, a twenty-year fate sealed by a lemon tart.

Greer Vanderbilt, Kingsley Academy's spoiled heiress and cheerleading star, seduces her nemesis Sloane's boyfriend to seize the cheer captain title — only to be stopped by Dorian Ashford, a dangerous transfer student. That night, her father introduces Dorian as her future "brother." Greer schemes to drive him out; Dorian strikes back harder. Amid their clashes, an irrepressible attraction forms — but Dorian harbors a secret: he believes Frederick abandoned him and his mother, and came to destroy Greer as revenge. When assassins nearly kill Greer, Dorian saves her. Yet he still allies with Sloane to strip Greer of her position. Sloane's jealousy spirals — rigged stage lights, leaked photos — until Dorian's revenge plan is exposed, and Greer's trust shatters. Frederick stages Greer's fake death and sends her abroad. A paternity test reveals Dorian and Greer share no blood. A year later, he finds her overseas and promises to spend his life making it up to her.

C-list actress Mia enters a sham marriage with Julian, heir to the Ethan family—but they never meet. A one-night stand leaves her pregnant. She divorces him, gives birth to daughter Winnie, and raises her alone in the slums for six years. When Winnie is found to be Julian’s biological daughter, Mrs. Ethan launches a citywide search. On set, Mia is bullied by top actress Valeria. Winnie is locked in a prop box, nearly suffocated, then diagnosed with leukemia. Julian secretly donates bone marrow and covers her medical bills—neither recognizing the other. The truth explodes at Winnie’s birthday banquet: Valeria’s schemes are exposed, and a thirty-year-old baby-switching crime comes to light—Mia is actually the Garcia family’s biological daughter, while Valeria is Janet’s illegitimate child. The Garcias welcome Mia back. Julian proposes publicly; Mia accepts and remarries. They later welcome twins. Mia’s career soars, and both families reconcile.