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Betrayed by her stepsister Sera and fiancé Henri, Elara is pushed off a cliff on her wedding day. She drags Sera down with her—and both are reborn. On the eve of the Flower-Bond Ceremony, Elara tosses her bouquet. Sera shoves her; the bouquet lands among commoners, caught by a disguised man—Cassian, CEO of the British East India Company, hiding from an arranged marriage. Mocked for marrying a “penniless commoner,” Elara fiercely defends him. He falls for her on the spot. Meanwhile, his mother learns the truth and heads for the venue.

Abandoned by her family, Eva is reborn on the day of the bloodline trial. In her past life, her stepsister Vivian framed her, and she died in a vampire castle as a pawn. This time, she sees through her family’s fake love and the vampires’ schemes, choosing wounded werewolf Alistair—secretly the supreme Lycan King. Poisoned by the Ice-Fire Divine Poison and betrayed by his closest subordinate, he hides as a lowly wolf slave. Vivian steals the vampire marriage contract and torments Eva, while her cold parents treat her as a bargaining chip. Even cast out and mocked by nobles, Eva stands by Alistair. At the Blood Moon Ceremony, Vivian forces her barefoot across silver thorns and sacred fire to kill her. Alistair arrives with his wolf legion, reveals his true identity, and avenges every insult. Together they uncover the vampire Progenitor’s plot to seize the Blackstone Divine Essence inside Eva. Eva enters the Void Sacred Spring alone, endures heavenly thunder as a mortal, absorbs the forbidden essence, and cures Alistair. They defeat the Progenitor, overthrow the old order, and punish all traitors. Eva ascends the twin thrones as Wolf Queen beside her Lycan King, bound by eternal love.

Five years ago, perfumer Vera was drugged by her father, her formula stolen by Rosalind, and she was framed for plagiarism. Pregnant, she gave birth to twins—only to be told they died, given a bloodstained cloth, and thrown out. Five years later, a little girl named Luna runs into her flower shop calling her “Mom.” Luna’s father, Carter, proposes a contract marriage. Vera notices the twins share her amber-gold eyes and jasmine allergy. Digging deeper, she uncovers the truth: Rosalind faked the twins’ deaths and stole them. Carter is actually Lawson Lane, CEO of Apex Group. Together they expose Rosalind, reclaim the children, and Vera wins an international perfume competition. She takes back her formulas, her children, and her love. Carter proposes. On their wedding day, Vera learns she’s pregnant again—this time, she’ll keep her baby.

Sean, sole heir to the Kelton Group, hid his identity for love. He became a stay-at-home husband and helped his wife Vivian rise. On the night she became Vice-President, she and her male best friend Lucas framed Sean for Lucas’s drunk-driving hit-and-run. He served a year in prison. Vivian never visited—she moved in with Lucas and let their son Jason call Lucas “dad.” Released, Sean gave her one last chance. He returned home and caught them in bed. Vivian slapped him, called him a jobless deadbeat ex-con, and even Jason humiliated him. He signed the divorce and returned to the Kelton Group. His billionaire father Winston backed him, assigning childhood friend Mia—president of Nossa Group—to assist him. At the Nossa welcome banquet, Vivian and Lucas mistook Sean for a beggar, smashed his Patek Philippe, and ordered guards to drag him out. Mia revealed his true identity: heir and chairman of the Kelton Group. Lucas and Vivian turned on each other, were dragged out, and stripped of everything. With Mia by his side, Sean reclaimed his power and completed his revenge.

In this world ruled by dragon-hunting plutocrats, Elara, heir of the Vanguard House, is publicly jilted by her fiancé Arthur and exiled to the Forbidden Woods after her test reveals zero magical power. Trapped in desperate straits, she meets Ignis, a tyrannical dragon emperor cursed with severed wings. Drawing on her peerless mechanical talent, Elara crafts mechanical dragon wings for Ignis. The two forge a soul pact, bound by an incomplete symbiotic bond. Faced with Arthur’s relentless pursuit and hunting conspiracy, Elara and Ignis strike back from the brink of ruin. In the end, riding atop Ignis in his true dragon form, they pierce the clouds, overthrow the old order, and usher in a new era of peace between humans and dragons.

Cecilia, Crown Princess of Etheria, rescues a disfigured “deserter” named Amos from a death pit and makes him her personal guard. Three years later, King Helios of Nord storms her capital—and reveals he is Amos. Having used her to steal every military secret, he destroys her kingdom, burns her ancestral tombs, and enslaves her. To buy time for her brother Edmund to strike Nord’s rear, Cecilia endures public humiliation, torture, and repeated abuse, until she takes a fake-death potion left by Edmund and escapes. Edmund captures Nord’s capital, trades Helios’s mother for Cecilia’s “corpse,” and secretly revives her. Years later, Edmund dies, naming Cecilia regent for his young son. Helios, learning she is alive, begs for reconciliation, then threatens to massacre civilians when refused. Cecilia declares war and leads the army herself. After three years, she stands before Nord’s capital, shoots Helios twice but spares his life, then orders the assault. That night, Helios dons his old disguise mask and burns himself alive in the palace. Cecilia annexes Nord, abolishes slavery, standardizes weights and measures, establishes a people’s council, and unites both kingdoms into a new realm—Eternal. She never marries, devoting her life to her people. Upon her death, she is honored as the “Mother of the Eternal Realm.” Her bronze statue still stands in the capital square, gazing into the distance, a silent witness to the peace she won with blood and sacrifice.

Stella, once the Imperial Capital’s Chief Judicial Magistrate, was framed by a meticulously plotted conspiracy. She was branded a traitor to the Chamber of Commerce and blamed for the death of the Lord Henry’s parents. Tormented by despair and hatred, Henry, who had once loved her deeply, turned dark‑hearted. He wielded his authority to force‑marry Stella and subjected her to unspeakable retribution: compelling her to kneel and kowtow, piercing her body with poisoned needles, and even sending her to the Shadow Monastery to undergo the “Soul Purification Ritual”, a procedure that stripped away memories and emotions. Battered to the brink, Stella lost all recollection of love and hate. She signed the contract of annulment and vanished without a trace. Shortly after her departure, Henry uncovered the full truth: the entire scheme had been orchestrated by his fiancée Vivian and her family. Overwhelmed by remorse, Henry slew his enemies at their wedding ceremony, then embarked on a frantic quest to find Stella and atone for his sins. When he finally tracked her down in a foreign land, she had built a brand‑new life for herself, guarded by a gentle knight. Her clear, unclouded eyes held no trace of him whatsoever. Could a shattered mirror ever be mended? To his belated devotion, she gave her answer with a hand‑carved wooden ring.

Forced by her adoptive family to marry Henry Howard, a billionaire presumed brain-dead, Stella Sterling discovers on their wedding night that he is merely feigning incapacitation while plotting revenge against his treacherous uncle. They strike a deal: she will cure his poison, and he will grant her power. Together, they dismantle his uncle’s schemes. However, when Stella’s jealous stepsister Vivian steals Stella’s heirloom jade to impersonate the lost heiress of the wealthy Grant dynasty, Stella publicly exposes the fraud and severs ties with her biological family. Soon after, a woman named Rose claims to be Henry’s savior and frames Stella for attempted murder. Blinded by guilt, Henry locks Stella away, leading to a staged accident where Stella is presumed dead. Five years later, Stella returns as the chairwoman of a global financial empire, accompanied by her genius twins, Lucas and Luna. Henry, who has spent years mourning her, recognizes her and desperately seeks redemption. While the children initially prank him, the family unites when Rose kidnaps the twins. Henry takes bullets meant for the children, proving his devotion. Stella reveals herself as the legendary healer "S" and saves Henry. Following his recovery, the family reconciles. Henry transfers his shares to Stella, and they welcome new twins, finally finding peace and love together

For five years, Seraphina Sangreal has kept Grand Duke Alistair Ravenscroft alive with her own blood—and his realm standing—while remaining his secret mistress. When a political marriage shatters her last hope, she walks away with a secret. As betrayal and buried royal blood come to light, Alistair realizes too late that he may have lost far more than the woman who loved him so deeply.

"Carrying the Oil Baron’s Four Heirs follows Quinn Calloway, a broke veterinary student who makes a desperate one-night deal with Texas oil-and-ranch heir Wyatt Sterling to save her dying mother. Three months later, Quinn discovers she is pregnant with quadruplets — and the father is the billionaire uncle of her cruel ex-boyfriend, Brett. But the Sterling family will changes everything: Wyatt must marry and prove an heir is on the way before his thirtieth birthday, or the entire Sterling ranch and oil empire will pass to Brett. The four babies Quinn carries become the only thing standing between a dynasty and ruin, pulling her into a high-stakes battle of inheritance, revenge, forbidden love, and family betrayal."