

Mason Ford is a famous boxer who grew up with his mother. When he refuses to participate in a fake match, his mother and wife are kidnapped by the wealthy Dylan Stone and his men. With no alternative, Mason is compelled to confront them face-to-face.

Mason Ford is a famous boxer who grew up with his mother. When he refuses to participate in a fake match, his mother and wife are kidnapped by the wealthy Dylan Stone and his men. With no alternative, Mason is compelled to confront them face-to-face.

For four years, Sandra Carter has shared a secret love with Blake Keaton—but everything shatters the day his first love, Vivian Hart, returns. Though Blake loves Sandra deeply, he can never marry her. Yet when he hears that she is engaged to another, his eyes ignite with obsession and madness, and a fierce determination to win her back consumes him.

Three years ago, explicit photos of Hank Lawson surfaced online. Wanda Reed stepped in and married him, despite his being sterile. Hank fell deeply in love with her. Three years later, he discovers that Wanda staged the scandal. Using the photos, she forces Hank to give up his Best Actor title to her nephew, Sean Foster. Sean also kills Hank's sister and was the one who ran over their mother years ago. Heartbroken, Hank divorces Wanda and vows to make both her and Sean pay.

Sean Floyd warns his wife, Grace Hall, that Survey Point No. 1 is dangerous, yet she chooses to trust her first love, Eric Klein, and ends up in an accident. When Sean risks his life to save her, he ends up hanging from a cliff—along with Eric. As he desperately hopes for Grace to rescue him, she saves Eric instead and lets Sean fall into the abyss. Miraculously, he survives the fall and later comes across a social media post of Grace and Eric flaunting their relationship.

Angelina, the legendary SSS‑rank super‑hero known as the Queen of Thunder, captures Hillco, the notorious criminal dealing illegal genetic‑enhancement potions. Shortly afterwards, she suffers retaliation from his forces and loses her husband. To protect her young son Odinson, who has not yet awakened his SSS‑rank lightning talent, she follows her husband's last wish and lives incognito for eighteen years. Pretending to be a powerless ordinary person, she endures widespread contempt and humiliation from the world. Eighteen years pass as the day of Odinson's eighteenth‑birthday talent awakening draws near. Conflicts erupt in their foster home, and mother and son are driven out. Hoping to change their fate, Odinson takes part in the Hero Academy selection, only to face unfair treatment due to rank prejudice and his rivals' malicious frame‑up. Left with few options, he joins underground fighting tournaments, where he is hunted down by Hillco's surviving S‑rank subordinate. At the critical moment when Odinson's life hangs in the balance and the countdown to his eighteenth‑birthday ends, Angelina stops suppressing her power, drops her ordinary‑person disguise, and the Queen of Thunder returns.

One night, top-ranked assassin Teri Fox accepts a mission to kill the powerful prince regent, Blake Reed. But while spying on him bathing, she gets a nosebleed and accidentally exposes herself. Instead of killing her, Blake forces her to work for him and sends her on dangerous missions. When assassins strike and Blake succumbs to the effects of an aphrodisiac, he makes Teri an offer she never sees coming.

After saving the fallen heiress Nina Stone, street vendor Blake Fallon stays by her side and helps her reclaim her success—only to discover she's cheating on him with Hubert Judd. Not only is she carrying her ex-fiancé's child, but she also leaves Blake infertile and causes his father's death by forcing his surgeon to abandon a critical operation. Betrayed and humiliated, Blake teams up with Nina's rival, Lucy Clark, and fakes his own death to escape.

Henry Judd, a CEO managing life with bipolar disorder, is out celebrating his wedding anniversary with his wife. She invites her cousin to join them for a meal. During their time at the restaurant, a mischievous child repeatedly disrupts Henry, eventually breaking his phone, necklace, and even his medication. Just as Henry is about to confront the child and teach him a lesson, his wife intervenes, stopping him.

On a torrential rainy night, Lewis Kane is accidentally hit by a dump truck and sent straight to the underworld. A judge is fretting over problems plaguing the three realms when Lewis is mistakenly brought in. The judge notices Lewis glowing with golden light—the mark of someone with immense karmic merit—and sees hope. He appoints Lewis as the liaison officer for the three realms,serving as the underworld’s representative in the mortal world to help meet their quotas. When Lewis refuses, the judge reveals that Lewis is cursed with nine lifetimes of loneliness, and this is his ninth life. If he doesn’t accept the position, he’ll be trapped in endless reincarnations of solitude. Terrified, Lewis throws a tantrum, begging the judge to grant him a life of romantic fulfillment this time around. The judge tosses him a smartphone, explaining it can connect directly to the underworld, then sends Lewis back to the mortal realm. And so,Lewis’ destiny begins to shift because of that one mysterious phone.