

To raise money for his sister's surgery, Kai York sacrifices his dignity and exhausts every possible means. Yet, his efforts bring only humiliation from those he once trusted. Just as despair sets in, he unexpectedly acquires extraordinary medical skills from a mysterious expert—forever changing his fate.

After the war, military prostitutes face a grim fate—either taken in by soldiers or sold to slave camps. Hilda Quinn trusts Felix Bran, but he betrays her for a princess and tries to keep her as a plaything. When all hope fades, Jared Zareth rescues her. Hilda wants only a peaceful life, unaware her savior is actually the powerful and feared Marquis of Arvale.

Tracy Brown moves through the world as the daughter of Ben Brown, one of Ariston continent's most feared crime lords. The truth is darker. She is his captive, kept close and controlled, her life never fully her own. When she watches her mother die at his hands, something in her hardens into purpose. She wants revenge, and she intends to use her assigned bodyguard to get it. What Tracy doesn't know is that her bodyguard isn't who he says he is. Henry Jones is undercover, working to build an airtight case against Ben from the inside. Two people with hidden agendas, orbiting the same dangerous man, each using the other to get what they came for. Somewhere in the middle of the deception,the lines begin to blur. When Henry finally reveals the truth, it doesn't end them. It frees them. Together they dismantle Ben's empire, settle debts older than their partnership, and pull each other out of the darkness they both came in carrying.

In Base 72, Jasper is dismissed as useless—his ability rank too low. Then he discovers his power can also repair corrosion. Absorbing a black crystal boosts his rank and grants him a deadly pulse cannon. He rises through the ranks, resolves a rival base's conflict, and takes over Base 72 as its leader, guiding its people to a new life.

Though Tara Judd is family by blood, she's treated as nothing more than a walking ATM by her brother, Chad Judd, his wife, Nina Webb, and her stepmother, Mary Moore. When Tara’s department receives an $800,000 company bonus, Nina steals the money and frames Tara for the crime. Tara begs her to return it, but Nina coldly refuses. Then, tragedy strikes—Tara is hit by a falling chandelier.

Due to the earthquake, Emily Gray was lost. Fortunately, Emily Gray survived and was found by Kevin Hall, who planned to hang himself to death. Given a new name Olivia Hall, she was then raised by Kevin Hall. Eighteen years later, Emily Gray took Kevin Hall to seek medical treatment, but unexpectedly came to the Gray Family Hospital. The chief surgeon, Jason Gray, was not dedicated to his work and the surgery failed and Kevin Hall's leg worsen! Emily Gray asked Jason Gray for an explanation, but was humiliated by Jason Gray and Lynn Ford! During the arguement, Emily Gray's necklace fell off and was picked up by Cindy Shaw, a college student sponsored by Lynn Ford. Cindy Shaw learned that Emily Gray was the lost child of the Gray family, so she wanted to drive Emily Gray away...

Claire Bishop has suffered ten years of mistreatment, but no one prepared her for the six slaps delivered at her sister-in-law's hand. She braces for her husband Ethan Carter's usual silence. Instead, he rises. Ethan reveals his hidden empire built in secret, severs all ties with his parasitic family, and strips them of every luxury they took for granted. Driven by debt, they kidnap Claire and her daughter. They made him angry. Now they'll learn what that costs.

Matthew Tipton is one breakthrough away from immortality, held back only by unresolved mortal ties. Sent down the mountain to cut them loose, he finds Cristal Bridges, a woman who wants nothing to do with her father's arranged marriage and makes that very clear. But trouble keeps finding Cristal, and Matthew keeps stepping in to pull her out of it. Somewhere between reluctant proximity and quiet acts of protection, feelings take root that neither of them planned for. The immortal who came to leave ends up staying forever.

William Drew dies on the battlefield. His wife, Mona Shaw, struggles to raise their son, Phil Drew, alone. When Phil learns he has leukemia, he doesn’t want to burden Mona and secretly calls the phone number of William’s former comrade from an old photograph. Before he can speak, he collapses, triggering a desperate search. As Mona takes him to the city for treatment, the mother and son face suspicion, humiliation, and false accusations from strangers.

Lucas Stone, a modern man, wakes up as a slave in a brutal fantasy wasteland. His daily quota: pick ten baskets of cotton or face execution. Too weak to survive, he discovers a strange snail that can contact his original world. His desperate solution? Call the police and report: “Officer, I found another dimension. I want to hand it over to the nation.”