

After seven years of dating Cindy Turner, Julian Yale's mother falls ill. However, influenced by Cody Smith, Cindy refuses to lend him the money he desperately needs for his mother's treatment, believing it to be just a gold-digging scam for cash. Heartbroken over his mother's death, Julian leaves, and when he meets Cindy again, he has become someone out of her league—and a taken man.

Humiliated by a corrupt teller while trying to get a cash gift for her son Tim Lowe’s girlfriend, billionaire Ann Lowe is forced to transfer an exorbitant amount. Shockingly, she discovers Tim's girlfriend is the teller's gold-digging sister. Enduring the insult, Ann waits for her grand birthday gala. In front of the city's elite, she strips the greedy teller's family trio of their masks, exposing their embezzlement and fraud, and sending them straight to prison.

When the truth comes to light, Heather Smith realizes that Jeremy Moore never loved her—she was just a pawn in a twisted game meant to amuse his first love. For ninety-nine cruel games, he toyed with her heart. But after witnessing his final betrayal with her own eyes, Heather doesn’t break—she awakens. She plays along with his ninety-ninth game, but this time, the rules have changed. She's done being the victim. Now, she's the one pulling the strings.

Mason Quinn, known as "Aether," is a genius programmer who hides his true talents to protect his wife Sophie Scott's feelings. However, on their wedding anniversary, Sophie surprises her first love, Liam White, with a luxury car. When Mason discovers this, he attempts to reason with them but is met with humiliation and ridicule. Fed up with being kind, Mason resolves that it’s time for them to face the consequences of their actions behind his back.

Leonard Miller nearly dies a dozen times completing every level of a mysterious game in closed beta. The moment he returns to the real world, the game goes live.On Earth, for everyone, whether they signed up or not. Dragged back in against his will, Leonard has one edge no other player does: he's already been through all of it. Armed with maxed-out attributes and complete knowledge of every trap and pattern, he tears through the stages, protects the people he loves, builds alliances, and slowly pieces together a chilling truth that a higher civilization has been using Earth as a playground. He intends to shut it down permanently.

I had a perception disorder that messed with how I saw and felt stuff. So when I got dropped into a horror game, everyone else freaked out trying to survive— Me? I thought I was in a dating sim. I raised a young fae like she was my kid, fell for the vampire count, and treated the undead like my in-laws. The first time I saw the vampire—face torn up, soaked in blood—I straight-up blushed. "You're really handsome." He froze. Then, low and uncertain: "Am I... really handsome?"

I open my eyes to a twisted corridor, the air thick with rot and roses. I'm thrown into a deadly game with 99% mortality, forced by a system to court non-human beings—a crying stitched monster, a time-controlling puppeteer, an abyss lord who feeds on fear. While others flee, I read love poems to vengeful spirits and dance with skeletons. Fail, I die; succeed, I survive. But when romance meets horror, can I trust my heart?

After a plane crash, pilot Ethan wakes up trapped in a terrifying dark castle. Suffering from unique cognitive impairment, he sees every hideous monster in the castle as stunning handsome men and beautiful women. Armed with this special “gift”, Ethan fearlessly ventures straight to the top of the castle. He builds an extraordinary, bizarre family with the vampire queen, the little monster Mia, and a kind elderly undead couple. With pure sincerity and endless kindness, Ethan heals the deep wounds hidden in every monster’s heart and finally collects all thirty visitor cards to unlock the way home. However, the door leading back to the real world requires four loving hearts to open. Without the slightest hesitation, his monstrous family sacrifices their hearts for him. Amid their tearful, desperate plea for him to live on, Ethan is pushed through the glowing portal and returns to reality. Before parting forever, he names the vampire queen Phoenix—a symbol of rebirth, hope, and an immortal love that never fades.

Silas Thorne has seen enough lives destroyed by gambling to dedicate his entire existence to ending it. He beats Lady Sparrow, the Titan, the Ace one by one, talks them all into walking away, and disappears with them into quiet retirement as a foot massage therapist. It holds, until it doesn’t. His sister-in-law is drowning in gambling debt, and the underground world he walked away from is the only place that can save her. He goes back in disguise, looking every bit the scruffy laborer, and proceeds to dismantle the underground gambling scene from the inside out. The legend they forgot to fear just walked back through the door.

Ethan Dawson uncovers his fiancée's ultimate betrayal: she only pretends to love him to secure a luxury life for her secret lover within the Dawson family. Heartbroken but awakened to the scheme, Ethan refuses to be their financial pawn. Dumping the liar, he turns his back on her and decides to marry the true heiress, Olivia Nolan.