

Audrey Finch once gave her heart to Lucas Montero, unaware of his true identity. His staged death and Cassandra Thorne's persecution cost Audrey her parents, her education, and her freedom. Now suffering from terminal stomach cancer, she endures life as Lucas' mistress to pay for her younger sister Ruby's treatment. At an alumni dinner, footage of her mother's assault is publicly screened. Lucas forces Audrey to take the blame by threatening Ruby and her parents' graves, then orders his guards to make her drink. That night, Cassandra destroys the Finches' graves and reveals that Ruby is dead. Audrey finally fights back. Lucas sends her to an underground boxing ring, where she loses consciousness from her injuries as New Year's fireworks accompany a hopeful message recorded by her 18-year-old self. Believing Audrey is staging another protest, Lucas casually orders her cremation if she dies. Confronted with medical records, a death certificate, and an urn, he breaks down, investigates the past, punishes Cassandra, and publicly declares Audrey his wife. In fact, Audrey has been secretly rescued by European mafia leader Cyrus Wolff and taken to Switzerland for treatment, where her cancer is brought under control. She wakes with amnesia, and Cyrus claims to be her fiance. Years earlier, Audrey saved his life while he was on the run. Although tempted to keep her dependent on him, he ultimately respects her wish to recover her memories and seek justice herself. His younger sister, Daisy, stirs Audrey's memories of Ruby, and a news video of Lucas brings her past flooding back. Audrey returns to Chicago, stabs Lucas at her family's graves, and rejects his apologies and offer of marriage. When he confines her to his estate, she gathers evidence and works with Cyrus to bring the police to his door. Released on bail, Lucas takes his own life at her parents' graves, leaving Audrey his remaining fortune and a farewell video. She chooses to return to Europe and resume her interrup

To resurrect his lover, system asks Adrian Carter to do 100 things for Elena Blake. He finishes 99, but for the last task, Elena demands his heart for her first love. Adrian agrees and dies. Realizing she actually loves him, devastated Elena tries to kill herself but binds with a system. To stay in his world, she must make Adrian say "I love you" within three days. Confident, she enters his world.

Deceived by her fiancé and betrayed by her family, Nina Sand loses everything—her fortune and even her life. Her death is staged as a suicide, and her soul lingers at her funeral, seething with rage yet powerless. Then, the obsessed military governor Jensen Stewart storms in, kills her betrayers, and takes his own life. Only then does Nina realize his love, vowing to marry no one but him in her next life.

Eight years after Luke Hanson dies in prison for alleged treason, barbarians attack Darvon. Only then does the empress, Clara Winslow, remember the once-legendary general and personally visit his prison cell. When she orders him to lead the army once more, the guards tell her the truth that he has been dead for eight years. Refusing to believe it, Clara assumes he has escaped. She issues an ultimatum—he must return within three days, or she will execute his entire family.

Legendary New York lawyer Arthur Vance was entrusted by Richard, a Wall Street tycoon and childhood friend, to defend Richard's son Eric. However, Arthur discovered that Eric was the serial rapist who had brutalized and murdered his own daughter. He turned against Eric in court and, with irrefutable evidence, secured a death sentence for him. Grieving the loss of his son, Richard conspired with lawyers to fabricate evidence and frame Arthur, ruining his reputation. Fortunately, with the help of his assistant Amy and his adversary Professor Grant, Arthur was able to clear his name. Afterwards, Arthur continued to fight against Richard's insurance crime syndicate. Richard's plot to kidnap Arthur's daughter and force him to drop the case also fell through. In the end, Richard was convicted on multiple charges and sentenced to life imprisonment, while Arthur upheld his belief in equality before the law.

Gifted painter Madison loses her family’s love, her fiancé, and her art to her adopted sister. Abandoned in a burning car by her fiancé, she dies and watches from beyond as the truth comes out and the family that betrayed her turns on itself.

Disciple of Berge Sanctum, Frank Cole, descends the mountain and goes to Toxra. He asks for Linda Todd's hand in marriage, but the Todds go back on their word because of his shabby appearance. Right after Frank breaks off their engagement, the grandfather of Toxra's most beautiful woman wants him as his grandson-in-law. Armed with superb medical skills and great abilities, Frank wins over powerful allies. At the same time, he becomes entangled with four remarkable women.

Cathy, the wealthy heiress, startled by her childhood friend Colin's confession, run away and left home for three years. During that time, she met Aron and married him. When her three brothers found her, she became a vegetable seller. Aron divorced her due to her status, making Cathy realize Aron's a scumbag. Cathy returned home with her brothers. At a family bidding event, she encountered Aron again, leading to a confrontation. With Colin's help, Cathy resolved the crisis. Subsequently, she was adored by her three doting brothers.

For three years, Rochelle loved heartless heir Kurtis, enduring his humiliation and cheating. Now, with only ten days to live, she demands a divorce and leaves three letters exposing everything: She was the girl who saved him, the artist he worshipped, and the wife he destroyed. Can his late regret bring her back?