A "useless" daughter, cast out by her family, is forced to marry the city's most notorious fool. Two misfits thrown together, they bicker their way into each other's lives, only to discover the truth about each other—she is a sealed prodigy, he is the legendary God of Magic hiding for a thousand years. Together, they rise from the ashes, reclaim their glory, and break free.
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.
Living incognito as a laborer, retired war legend Cole Walker enters a contract marriage with a cold CEO while raising his son. But when deadly threats strike, he unleashes his hidden power to protect the family he truly loves.
A mother's newborn is dying. A witch offers the only cure: a Symbiotic Curse to bind her baby to the queen's daughter in a secret swap. The queen finds out—and searches for eighteen years. Yet she never knows her real daughter has been beside her the whole time.
After her sister runs away from the engagement, nineteen-year-old Rachel agrees to marry her math professor, Ethan, to save her family. What starts as a contract marriage slowly becomes real as the two grow closer and begin to fall for each other…
Najit seduced a poor guard to escape her life as a temple slave, only to learn he was Pharaoh. But Ramesses chose her sister and treated Najit like a toy. She stole his gold and fled. Five years later, she returned with a son, a prince at her side, and a bloodline powerful enough to take his entire empire.
Victor gains precognitive memories of a mega tsunami destroying the West Coast. He sells everything, rebuilds an abandoned icebreaker into a survival ark with father Henry. Warnings mocked, fiancée leaves, Cole conglomerate tries to seize his tech—he gathers suppressed genius scientists. The tsunami hits, elite sanctuaries collapse. Victor sails through chaos, rescues the innocent, reaches safe ground, leads humanity's rebirth.
Terminally ill Nora accidentally transmigrates into a horror game — becoming the manor owner's wife, the cannon fodder everyone expects to die first. Bloodstains everywhere. Whispers say her "son" eats human hearts, and her "husband" is the game's relentless final boss. But Nora doesn't run. She doesn't fear. With gentleness and patience, she slowly breaks through their walls. She discovers the terrifying boss is cursed, and the child is merely misunderstood. Crisis after crisis, Nora uses love and wisdom to dissolve the curse and shatter the game's rules. She survives. She wins both their hearts. In the end, she conquers her illness too — and finds a real home in this virtual world, with the monster who became her true family.
Five years ago, biomedical researcher Mara Ellison’s husband, Caleb Warren, was involved in an accident while on a business trip in Australia and was declared “missing.” Everyone told Mara that he was dead. Unable to cope with the loss, Mara once attempted to take her own life, but Caleb’s best friend, Julian Hayes, saved her and stayed by her side through the next three years of trauma and recovery. In the fourth year, Mara finally opened her heart to Julian, and the two began a relationship. In the fifth year, Mara discovered she was pregnant and planned to surprise Julian with the news. Instead, she accidentally found evidence in his study revealing that Caleb had never died. He had already built a new family with Mara’s best friend, Sienna Brooks, and the two had a four-year-old daughter. As Mara continued investigating, she learned that Julian had known the truth from the very day he saved her five years earlier—and that even her own mother, Helen, had known all along. Everyone had helped maintain the lie for five years, all in the name of “protecting” her. After the truth came out, Mara lost the baby due to complications in early pregnancy. Caleb, Sienna, Julian, and Helen each eventually confessed what had really happened five years before. Mara finally understood that they had not lied to her only once. Every single day for the past five years, they had made the choice to keep deceiving her. In the end, Mara forgave none of them. She left the city, returned to work, rebuilt her life, and continued therapy, slowly freeing herself from her emotional dependence on Julian. A year later, when Mara saw Julian again, she no longer needed his explanations. At the end of the story, she buys a pair of white baby shoes in memory of the child she lost and writes on the card, “Mommy remembers you.” Only then does she truly understand that the person who finally pulled her out of the ruins was herself.
She was bled dry to save her twin brother, then thrown away. Eighteen years later, the discarded Carter heiress returns to her family's company as a poor cleaner’s daughter—only to be tormented unknowingly by the regretful family desperately searching for her. When the truth finally surfaces, love and cruelty collide in blood.