

From the moment Ben Clark was born, Lia Lowe pampered him to an extreme, fostering behavior that would spiral dangerously out of control. Ben’s reckless actions became increasingly disruptive—intentionally colliding with others, destroying the kitchen counter, humiliating people, knocking over bikes, and even wrecking a priceless, limited-edition luxury car. His unchecked behavior eventually led to his family’s ruin, derailing his father’s career and landing Lia in prison.

Mandy Carter transmigrates into a melodramatic novel as the vicious supporting female character.Bound to the "Fated Villain System", she must alter the fates of the story's chosen ones to accumulate fate points. Her plan to break off her engagement and live peacefully backfires when the male lead Brandon Poole, the second male lead Mason Hale, and others unexpectedly gain the ability to hear her inner thoughts, causing the plot to derail from the original story. Meanwhile, the female lead Vivian Mitchell reveals herself as a hidden antagonist, conspiring with the organization Damashii to devour various family powers. With the system's assistance,Mandy navigates between multiple factions, gradually defying her predetermined fate.

When Jared Preston struggles to pay his grandmother's medical bills, Lucia Joyner steps in and wins him over by unconventional means. She believes he will open up to her in time—until she unexpectedly realizes that she is merely a villainess in a novel, doomed to a tragic fate. To survive, she diverges from the original plot and sets her own plan of redemption in motion.

When Jared Preston struggles to pay his grandmother's medical bills, Lucia Joyner steps in and wins him over by unconventional means. She believes he will open up to her in time—until she unexpectedly realizes that she is merely a villainess in a novel, doomed to a tragic fate. To survive, she diverges from the original plot and sets her own plan of redemption in motion.

After eight years of marriage, Marvin discovered that his wife Hannah’s eight “miscarriages” had all been a lie. Her ninth pregnancy wasn’t his child—it was Jack’s, her adopted brother’s. She had only gotten pregnant to give birth to a child who could save Jack’s life.Heartbroken and betrayed, Marvin signed the divorce papers and accepted a position in a top-secret national project, ready to disappear from her world forever.But before he left, Hannah forced him to kneel, slapped him across the face, and even threatened him with his grandfather’s safety. For three days, he endured everything in silence.On the day he walked away, Marvin removed his wedding ring and never looked back.Only after Jack’s lies were exposed did Hannah finally realize what she had lost. But by then, Marvin’s phone number was no longer reachable—and the man who once loved her had vanished forever.

Trevor Hatfield, a broke college student, is pushed to death by loan sharks during the arrival of a strange apocalypse. But he wakes up again—at the very start of it all. This time, he has an unlimited cashback system. The more he borrows, the more he earns back. Armed with memories and a broken past, he turns eerie businesses and deadly opportunities into profit, building power in a world gone wrong. This time, he won’t just survive—he’ll own the apocalypse.

20-year-old Jason Marsh falls deeply in love with the older Cheryl Abel, only to become a substitute for her first love, Lucas Gegg. Lucas sabotages their relationship the moment he returns from abroad, leading to Jason and Cheryl’s divorce. When Jason gradually finds love with someone else, Cheryl finally realizes her true feelings and tries to win him back. At the same time, she discovers that Lucas is the one behind everything.

Fred, a college grad fresh out for just a year, offers his bus seat to 50-year-old pregnant Sarah. But Sarah latches onto him, falsely claiming he's the father of her unborn twins. With a paternity test report, she forces Fred to break up with his girlfriend. Everyone believes her, dead-set on Fred being the Dad, yet only Fred knows he never had any contact with her beyond that seat. Pushed to jump off a building, Fred gets a second chance at life, and his first act is to refuse to give Sarah that seat...

Brenda has been with Grady for five years, but the Cabrera family has constantly tormented her over tarot readings. Every year, she draws an “unlucky” card and is publicly humiliated for being unworthy of Grady. In the fifth year, the family finally approves their engagement. But right before the engagement party, Brenda discovers that Grady has been having an affair with the tarot reader, Mallory. The two of them have been using fake cards to sabotage her relationship with Grady. Heartbroken, Brenda quietly accepts a high-paying job in New York and flies out on the day of her engagement party. When Grady realizes she’s gone, he panics and tries to win her back—but it’s too late. At the party, Brenda’s best friend, Eden, plays a video exposing Mallory’s fake tarot readings. Mallory and Linda’s scheme is finally revealed, and the family matriarch, Elena, furiously condemns everyone involved. Meanwhile, Brenda builds a successful career in New York and buys a home of her own. Six months later, Grady comes to beg for forgiveness. Brenda tells him she forgives him—but she will never take him back. In the end, Brenda steps into the sunlight, leaving her past behind for good.

Once a couple envied by all, Zack Sachs and Sarah Jones's relationship teeters on the edge. He gives everything to her, yet she keeps putting her depressed childhood friend, Braxton Tate, first. Zack reaches his breaking point when, on the anniversary of his mother's death, she leaves him for Braxton—again. Only after losing him does Sarah realize her mistake, but by the time she tries to win him back, Zack has moved on, and their love becomes an irreversible regret.