

Dahlia Parker, head of the Parker mafia family, watches her husband Vincent's childhood sweetheart Sharon accuse Dahlia's "brother" Casey of rape at her wedding. Dahlia exposes Casey as a woman and reveals Vincent and Sharon's plot. After their divorce, Vincent takes up with Mia, who smashes Dahlia's luxury car. Dahlia reveals her true power, destroys the deal, and leaves Vincent with nothing. He is finally disowned by his family and falls into a human trafficker's hands.

On her wedding day, Rachel's fiancé elopes with her sister, so she marries his younger brother instead—the notorious playboy Liam.Everyone thinks it's a joke. But she's a general's daughter who knows how to wield a blade, play politics, and turn a wastrel husband into a weapon who conquers enemies and hands her the ultimate power.

Lumberjack Solon accidentally breaks the seal of the Night Elf King and gains three wishes to reshape his destiny. On his deathbed, he strikes a pact sealed by a betrothal, begging the Elf King to protect his granddaughter and the kingdom for six years. The princess firmly believes in light and scorns shadow, regarding the silent guardianship as a humble dependency. It is only when the betrothal bond burns away and enemy troops march to the gates that she realizes what she has pushed away is the kingdom’s last line of defense.

"In the frozen lands of the Viking North, Skulrun, the only daughter of Chieftain Harald, is raised in secret as a boy. Her mother, Astrid, believes Skulrun is the child foretold by prophecy—the warrior chosen by Odin to unite the northern clans. At the age of ten, Skulrun defeats an opponent twice her size in a brutal arena battle. Just as Harald prepares to declare her his heir, her true identity is exposed before the entire clan. Furious that his promised successor is a girl, Harald denounces his own daughter as a fraud who has defied the gods. To secure the throne for the unborn son carried by Astrid's maid and secret rival, Ingrid, he orders both Astrid and Skulrun to be executed. Astrid unleashes forbidden blood magic and escapes with her daughter, but Harald's warriors soon corner them on a frozen lake. Knowing they cannot both survive, Astrid sacrifices herself to hold back the pursuers and forces Skulrun to flee. Skulrun is wounded by her father's axe and dragged away by a monstrous one-eyed wolf. Everyone assumes she has been killed. Astrid is captured, disfigured by Ingrid, and condemned to spend the rest of her life as a humiliated slave in the clan she once ruled. But Skulrun survives. Driven to the brink of death, she awakens the berserker power hidden within her blood and kills the demon wolf with her own hands. She is rescued by Gunnar, leader of the Frostblade Clan, but the trauma leaves her with no memory of her family or her past. Twenty years later, Skulrun has become the Frostblade Clan’s undefeated female warrior. Armed with twin axes and feared across the North, she has earned the reputation of a living Valkyrie. Yet despite her victories, she remains haunted by fragments of blood, snow, ravens, and a mother's desperate voice. One night, Odin appears in her dreams and places the legendary spear Gungnir in her hands. Guided by a divine prophecy, Skulrun learns that the truth of her bloodline lies in the northern ruins where her life was destroy

Jamie Loxley, a nobleman's daughter, faces a difficult arranged marriage and decides to keep the child but leave the father behind. What she doesn't know is that he has just become the Seventh Prince, the very man she's now contractually bound to marry. Worse? He knows exactly who she is, and he's not hiding. Disguised under a new face, he engineers one "coincidental" meeting after another, pursuing her with shameless, relentless devotion. Jamie watches this sticky, grinning disaster of a man and can only sigh. "Your Highness, where is your dignity?"

Soon after unemployed graduate Judah Shaw finds himself a penniless scholar in Qirelia, he is forced by the system to win his wives' affection, despite their marriages being purely convenient. To his surprise, among them are a princess, a general's daughter, and a merchant heiress, who bring him not only fortune but also a future brighter than he ever imagined.

Soon after unemployed graduate Judah Shaw finds himself a penniless scholar in Qirelia, he is forced by the system to win his wives' affection, despite their marriages being purely convenient. To his surprise, among them are a princess, a general's daughter, and a merchant heiress, who bring him not only fortune but also a future brighter than he ever imagined.

The night I was born, every window in the kingdom of Astraea burned with candlelight for its newborn princess. Then black mist smashed through the palace doors. Morvena, the witch my family had banished years ago, strode across the shattered stained glass with thorns curling around her fingers. "You denied me mercy when I begged for it," she said. "So I will make you lose what you love most." She leaned over my cradle and gave me a cold smile. "When this child turns eighteen, death will begin to follow her. By your own hands, you will lose what you love most, and regret will haunt you for the rest of your lives." From that night on, I became the most precious person in Rose Palace. Father set moonstones in my crown. Mother sewed every gown I wore. Even after my little brother, Rowan, was born, the best of everything still came to me first. They always told him, "Let your sister have it. She won't be with us much longer." So I learned not to argue, not to make plans, and never to speak about the future. I simply waited for my eighteenth birthday the way other girls waited for a wedding. On that night, I blew out my candles beneath the tolling bells and hugged my parents and brother goodbye. The next morning, they entered my chamber dressed in mourning black. I sat up in bed and smiled. "Good morning." Their grief turned to shock. Then the shock hardened into something colder than hatred. That was when I understood. They had loved the princess who was supposed to die. They had never learned how to love the girl who lived. But they misunderstood the witch’s curse. Eighteen was never the end. The curse would follow me for an entire year… and by the time they realized the truth, it was already too late.

The Dragon Court is ruled by the king, while five great noble houses hold seats on the Royal Council. Lucian, Duke of Redflame, has no blood relation to the king and possesses no legitimate claim to the throne. Yet Lyra Ashbourne, heir to the Skyfire Legion, has long been regarded as his intended political bride. On the eve of the royal hunt, Lyra accidentally overhears Lucian conspiring with his childhood sweetheart, Vera. Their plan is to hire a fake lover to publicly ruin Lyra's reputation, then force her into marriage by presenting Lucian as the only man willing to "save" her honor. In return, Lucian intends to seize control of the Skyfire Legion. Lyra does not expose them immediately. Instead, she decides to turn their own scheme against them.The next day, the fake lover appears before the entire court with forged love letters and even claims to know the exact location of a distinctive dragon scale hidden near the base of Lyra's wing. Lyra first exposes Lucian's true motive— using marriage as a way to take control of her family's military power. Then she asks King Caius to reveal the current color of the hidden scale. His answer is immediately confirmed by examination records from Lyra's female physician, proving that the fake lover could not possibly have seen it. With the lie exposed before the entire court, Lyra makes an even more shocking declaration: Caius is the man she truly loves.

Pushed off a cliff by her own husband, Claire gets a second chance at life. This time, she marries the “poor” handyman who once saved her, only to discover the wealthy future she walked away from was a lie—and the man she chose is the billionaire everyone underestimated