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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.

Clara, a young widow, shares one night with a stranger in the castle rose garden—not knowing he’s Crown Prince Gabriel. Pregnant, she leaves her baby and a golden ring on the castle steps to save him from a tyrant. She becomes a wet nurse at the castle, nursing the little prince who refuses all others—without knowing he’s her son, and the cold prince is her one-night stranger. When the truth surfaces, Gabriel crowns her queen.

Sterling Blake, once Arcadia's feared War God, Asura, has spent five years hiding as a lunch vendor to protect his daughter, Nora, after traitors killed his wife. When ruthless heiress Sloane Frost has Nora beaten and abducted, Sterling unleashes his sealed power, destroys the Frost family, and storms the Blossom Martial Arts Association alone. After rescuing Nora, he learns the conspiracy reaches Arcadia's former Guardian of War and sets out with her to settle a five-year blood debt.

Betrayed and killed by her jealous sister, noble Aloryn is reborn. She casts a silver token into the sea to choose her husband, and Poseidon, disguised as a fisherman, claims it. Despite mockery, Aloryn marries him. Her sister and the arrogant prince torment her, forcing her to walk over burning embers. Enraged, Poseidon reveals his divine identity and punishes the villains. Poseidon’s mother Rhea subjects Aloryn to cruel trials. Through kindness and self‑sacrifice, Aloryn gains Rhea’s approval. She becomes Queen of the Seven Seas, bound to Poseidon forever.

The Samie House is holding a wedding. Felix Flora is marrying into the Samie family as a live-in son-in-law. Right as the wedding ceremony begins, a beggar couple suddenly appears at the gate, claiming to be Felix's parents. But what he doesn't know is that these beggars are actually the Emperor and Empress. They disguised themselves to test Felix and their daughter-in-law. Yet, things took a sharp turn...

Nearly forty, Juniper works herself ragged to pay for her daughter's medical care. Then she catches her husband of 18 years shopping for fine silks with another woman, his mother, and a teenage boy. Heartbroken, she leaves and carries her sick daughter through the rain to seek help. A disguised emperor saves her daughter's life, and soon a marriage contract makes Juniper Empress. What begins as a marriage of convenience turns into true love when the cold emperor falls for her.

A mad prophecy circulates in the divine realm: whoever can conceive the "God-Child of Destiny" will overthrow Zeus and become King of All Gods. In her past life, Elara married Eros, the God of Love and symbol of romance, only to have her "soul fire" sucked by him day and night, eventually dying a miserable death of exhaustion after giving birth. Reborn at the ceremony where the gods choose their wives, her sister Cassia the coveted golden arrow of the God of Love, while Elara proactively grasped the black scythe symbolizing death and barrenness, choosing Thanatos, the God of Death whom all gods fear most. Everyone waited to see her fall into hell, but they never expected—the romance of the God of Love is devouring, while the death the God of Death is salvation. When her sister falls into the dark arts of necrophagy to give birth to a divine child, Elara is reborn under nourishment of the God of Death, who spares no cost to his own divine lifespan, and conceives an heir truly capable of severing the laws of fate. time, she will not only rewrite her own destiny but also force the entire divine realm to change its master.

Nancy expects a proposal on her thirtieth birthday. Her childhood sweetheart Max delivers public humiliation instead. She cuts him off and marries Liam, a man she barely knows. Max dismisses it as spite—until a birthday banquet brings both families together and a revelation shatters his smug certainty.

Kit vanishes at age seven in a robot attack, raised by kidnapper Voltage as "Ash." Later, Ash infiltrates his family's tryouts, framed by brother Spark, Voltage's son. His birthmark nearly surfaces, Aura's intuition circles, and their father doubts him, until Spark burns the mark away. When Voltage publicly claims Ash, the family erupts into war. Ash proves his bloodline and helps them escape. He regains his memory at the crater, reclaims the name Kit Unbreakable, Spark's betrayal unresolved.

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.