

After her husband dies, Jane and her daughter face ruthless thugs alone. Just when all hope seems lost, her late husband’s two former comrades arrive—a billionaire tycoon and a mafia boss. Now the helpless mother and daughter have powerful protectors, and their tormentors will pay dearly.

On the day Erin moves into the family’s new home, she discovers that the three bedrooms have already been assigned—to her parents, her brother, and their adopted daughter Sophie. Only Erin’s name is missing. Ten years earlier, Sophie’s father, Thomas, drowned on the same day Erin’s brother Ryan fell into the water. Their mother, Helen, has always believed that Thomas died saving Ryan, and from that moment on, she demanded that the entire family spend the rest of their lives repaying that debt. For ten years, Erin has given up her room, her parents’ attention, and her brother’s protection for Sophie. Even Ethan, the boyfriend she has been dating for three years, has gradually grown used to putting Sophie first. The final blow comes when Erin discovers that her parents, Ryan, Sophie, and Ethan all belong to a group chat called “Sophie’s Family”—a family group that includes everyone except her. When Ryan tells her, “If you don’t want to help repay what we owe her, then get out,” Erin finally gives up on them completely. Without telling anyone, she leaves for New Mexico to join a five-year aviation meteorology research program. Only after Erin is gone does the truth about the accident ten years ago finally come to light: Thomas was never the person who saved Ryan. The Carter family is devastated to realize that, in trying to repay a life-saving debt that never existed, they drove their own daughter out of the family with their own hands. Five years later, Erin returns to Portland as the leader of the research project. Faced with her remorseful family and Ethan’s desperate request for another chance, Erin chooses neither revenge nor reconciliation. She simply walks away. At last, Erin understands that a life truly belonging to her was never something anyone else needed to make room for.

A wealthy matriarch searches the streets for a bride for her son, offering a “trial marriage” with a seven-day return policy. Sam Shaw, the heir to a powerful family, suffers from a mysterious condition that makes any woman he touches break out in allergic reaction. When Sam and Julia Lawson, an orphan raised by the Frost family, are both drugged, Julia pays 100,000 dollars for a stranger’s company to protect Tim Frost’s reputation, never realizing the man she’s gotten involved with is Sam Shaw. Soon, Julia finds herself pregnant with a miraculous child whose inner voice can be heard by the entire family, turning her into the Shaw family’s greatest blessing.
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A wealthy matriarch searches the streets for a bride for her son, offering a “trial marriage” with a seven-day return policy. Sam Shaw, the heir to a powerful family, suffers from a mysterious condition that makes any woman he touches break out in allergic reaction. When Sam and Julia Lawson, an orphan raised by the Frost family, are both drugged, Julia pays 100,000 dollars for a stranger’s company to protect Tim Frost’s reputation, never realizing the man she’s gotten involved with is Sam Shaw. Soon, Julia finds herself pregnant with a miraculous child whose inner voice can be heard by the entire family, turning her into the Shaw family’s greatest blessing.

My adoptive mother wiped my face with feces every day. She had locked me in the dog cage and made me fight the dogs for scraps of food.When my biological parents finally found me, I weighed only fifty pounds at fifteen years old. I was nothing but skin and bones, with my entire body covered in dog bites.They brought me back to the Costello family. I thought I 'd finally have a family who loved me.But the moment I arrived, Brett---the son they had raised in my absence---pulled out a knife."I shouldn't be here. I should be the one living the nightmare Valentino had gone through."My mother immediately dropped my hand and pulled him into her arms."Brett, you don't have to go anywhere. From today onward, the Costello family will have two sons.We will love you and Valentino equally."It didn't take long for me to discover what my mother's version of "equal love" really looked like.Over three years, I was sweating in a cramped closet while he enjoyed a massage in a custom-designed luxury suite.I was huddled in the corner with my meal, while he sat at the table with my family, feasting on the fine dishes his personal chef had made just for him.I walked ten kilometers to school under the blazing sun, while he sat in a Rolls‑Royce with the AC on, humming a mocking little tune.When the government launched the Fairness System, my family registered everyone before I could even react."With this system enforcing absolute equality, Brett will never have to suffer again."I sat in the corner, chewing on leftover scraps, listening to them talk.Three days later, the system went live.They believed that their version of fairness had finally arrived. But it never came.Instead...They all fell apart.One by one.

Ian Cowan transmigrates into a live-in son-in-law in a wealthy family,suffering his wife's infidelity and his in-laws' humiliation. At his lowest point, the "Wife-Spoiling System" awakens. However, Ian quickly discovers a system bug—married women other than his wife also qualify! He begins lavishly spending on every married woman except his cheating spouse. His mother-in-law, his rival's wife, businesswomen tycoons, underworld lady bosses, they all become targets of his "affection". The scorned son-in-law achieves an overnight reversal, tearing apart his unfaithful wife, crushing his enemies, and building his own commercial and social empire in the city.

Claire Hayes is seen as the useless, shopaholic wife among the eight daughters-in-law. While the others are Wall Street dealmakers and venture capital elites, she only buys bags in Beverly Hills. No one knows her true identity. When international giants move in to destroy the family business, the chairman is cornered and forced to surrender his seat. Then Claire steps up. Her family will not be bullied.

Claire Hayes is seen as the useless, shopaholic wife among the eight daughters-in-law. While the others are Wall Street dealmakers and venture capital elites, she only buys bags in Beverly Hills. No one knows her true identity. When international giants move in to destroy the family business, the chairman is cornered and forced to surrender his seat. Then Claire steps up. Her family will not be bullied.

Raised in a single-parent home, Lena Jepsen longs for a complete family and works hard to build one with Chad Turner. When her mother needs urgent treatment, he abandons her, squanders their savings, and demands that they split responsibilities. Lena has no choice but to agree in despair and shoulder everything. When she is pushed too far, she finally divorces Chad. He thinks he can claim compensation from Lena, but things don’t quite turn out as he expects.

For ten years after marrying far away, Claire Miller was barred from visiting her family by her in-laws. When her mother was diagnosed with lung cancer, her desire to return home intensified, only to face strict control, blocked funds, and obstruction from her husband Trent Carter and mother-in-law. With her family's help, Claire finally saw the truth of her marriage, broke free to protect her daughter, and returned home to reclaim her life.