

Aurelius spent a thousand solitary years on an immortal assembly line, rolling pills in paradise. A cosmic traffic incident cuts that career short and drops him into the body of James Cross, a mistreated eldest son, pressured into a humble marriage, and apparently everyone's punching bag. What Aurelius finds instead is a wife and mother-in-law who offer nothing but patience and gentle care. For someone who has never once been loved, it undoes him completely. He can't repay them with money or status. So he does the only thing he knows how—he decides to take the whole family to immortality with him.

In my past life, my sister and I were the beloved Twin Flowers of Chaos—until the death of one woman turned our husbands, the Gods of Water and Fire, against us.Reborn on the day we were captured by the Demons, we made a different choice. We refused their rescue and willingly entered the Demon Realm.The gods abandoned us, but the Demon Lords protected us. Only after losing us did they realize the women they sacrificed were the treasures they could never get back.

A wandering fortune teller foretells that Emma and her sister Rachel will each give birth to a reincarnated demon and angel. In their past life, Emma raised her demon son into a Harvard prodigy through painstaking devotion, while Rachel's angel daughter grew timid and mediocre—the sisters, torn apart by their children's unequal success, fell to their deaths in a brawl. Reborn, an unwilling Rachel knowingly insists on swapping the fetal souls with Emma. Emma plays along, raising her sweet, well-mannered angel daughter Lily with care, while Rachel blindly spoils her demon son Bruno. Growing up tyrannical and reckless, Bruno spirals into ruin—killing his own father and assaulting others. Realizing he is beyond saving, a remorseful Rachel ends her monstrous son's life before leaping to her death. Lily, meanwhile, flourishes and enters Harvard. Angel or demon was never fate—a child's life is shaped by how parents raise them.

Fenix delivered food for seven years. And trained for seven years.That mountain road? He ran it over eight hundred times. His grandfather never said a word—but every single turn taught him something.Then the garage started to crack. So he went behind his grandfather's back, stepped into the underground, and punched the throttle. One night. One race. He left the city's pride in his dust.But before he could even breathe—his car was sabotaged. His dream went off a cliff.That's when his grandfather finally spoke. His father didn't die in an accident. He died in a race that was rigged. And that legendary racing car, kept alive all these years—was waiting for him. Now he's behind the wheel. He turns the key. Not for money. For his father's name. The man who took everything from his family—is about to pay. And this time, there's no turning back.

Bullying victims, debt, and heartbreak—Aria's life was a complete disaster. That is, until she's forced to take in her five adorable nephews and nieces! But these little angels are actually secret lucky charms: a wild lottery win, a $20M custom Phantom, and a simple act of kindness that saves the city's richest tycoon! Armed with her cute squad, Aria ditches her glasses, turns into a stunning billionaire queen, crushes her toxic ex, and captures the heart of her true prince.

College student Anna is betrayed by her boyfriend, who tries to sell her virginity at a club. Business tycoon Ryder saves her... but then invites her to sign a BDSM contract, making her his "Kitten". Little does he know that she's actually the angel who saved him when they were young - the one he's spent a decade searching for.

Harvey, the lone Martial King who sealed the Demon Cave for ten years, is publicly stripped of rank by Empress Phoenix after she believes the slander. But the seal breaks, and three demon lords escape and butcher the Rosefinch Empire. The Empire pins the blame on Harvey, ruining him and issuing a manhunt. Facing the Empire's collapse, Harvey at first stays out of it. When the Demon Emperor arrives, Harvey's sister, Yvette, is threatened, and Empress Phoenix begs. Harvey answers, returns with thunderous might, routs the demons, and rescues the Rosefinch Empire.

Christmas Eve. Six-year-old Sia knelt in blood, pressing her small hands over her mother's cold fingers, calling for help again and again. On the line, her father Miles was unwrapping gifts with another mother and daughter. He sneered, ""Your mom's little drama again."" Her brother Joel cursed and hung up, returning to his game. No one believed her. No one came. In the snowy night, a golden light descended. ""Sia, do you want to save your mother?"" The price: leave this world for three years to accompany a father and daughter in another world who need love. This world would record her as dead. The child signed without hesitation. She asked only to say goodbye first. But the farewell became torture—a framed theft, a mastiff, an icy pool, and her own father passing her over to save the vicious ""little sister."" Feverish, Sia sat on an empty swing and waited. The countdown ended. The girl vanished. Then came the truth: the car crash, deleted footage, the mistress's murder plot, the kidney her wife had secretly donated. Miles pieced it all together and confirmed he had helped kill his own daughter. He lost everything. Three years later, he saw his dead wife and daughter smiling beside another man—celebrated philanthropist Grant Sterling. He charged into the crowd, screaming, only to meet laughter and his daughter's averted eyes. So ""Daddy"" never belonged to blood after all. Can belated regret earn one forgiveness? As Sia looks back at the kneeling, weeping man through the car window, should she forgive him? Her mother said only one thing: Look back, and you will know.

"Everyone thought Elena had made the worst choice of her life. In her first life, she married Adrian—the man she loved. He betrayed her with his adopted sister, Celeste, and left Elena with nothing. But death revealed a secret. Cassian, the so-called “broken-winged angel,” had loved Elena all along. He was the one who came for her after everyone else abandoned her. So when Elena was reborn, she made the choice that shocked everyone. She rejected Adrian. And chose Cassian. What happened next changed everything. The broken-winged man rose to power and became king. The woman Adrian once discarded became his queen. And the moment Adrian realized his mistake, it was already too late. He begged. He apologized. He abandoned Celeste. But Elena had only one answer: “I loved you once. Never again.” Now Adrian can only watch from afar as Elena gets the happy ending he once thought would always belong to him. "

On my twentieth birthday, I had to choose a husband from the six angel heirs. Everyone thought I would choose Adrian Seraphiel, the brightest golden-winged heir and the man I had loved for years. In my last life, I did. Because of me, he inherited eighty percent of House Seraphiel’s fortune and became the next ruler of the angel clan. But after our marriage, he got involved with Celeste, my adopted half-siren sister. When my dragon family cast her out of House Drakon, Adrian blamed me. From then on, he hated me. He surrounded himself with women who looked like her, humiliated me again and again, and finally replaced my life-saving medicine with slow poison. I died carrying his child, while the last of my dragon blood burned away. When I opened my eyes again, I was back on my twentieth birthday. This time, I decided to let them have each other. So in front of everyone, I chose Cassian Seraphiel, the sixth son of the angel family. Broken-winged. Mocked by everyone. No one believed he could ever inherit anything. The room burst into laughter. Adrian looked at me coldly and sneered. “Elena, are you choosing that useless cripple just to get my attention?” I ignored him. Because in my last life, after I died, this so-called useless cripple was the only one who collected my body, found the truth, and avenged me by stripping Adrian of his golden wings. But then Adrian stepped closer. His voice dropped to a whisper. “Funny,” he said. “That wasn’t who you chose in your last life.”