

Three years into her engagement to Victor Stone, Claire Moore is pushed into the water by his first love — and Victor tells her to apologize. This time, she doesn't cry or make a scene. She quietly walks into the office, takes back the marriage application, and boards a train a thousand miles away. Her life no longer revolves around Victor Stone — but by the time he realizes what he's lost, it's already too late.

There are too many regrets in his life, but things can never go back to how they were before. Even in his final moments, all Bruno Logan can do is pray for a chance to set things right. Surprisingly, his wish is granted.Opening his eyes once again, Bruno cries tears of joy. Futures trading, real estate investment, financial mergers and acquisitions, and international trading are all simple tricks up his sleeve, helping him to stand out and succeed.

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.
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Sierra was originally the true daughter of the Jenkins family, but she was framed by Nicole and expelled from the Jenkins family. After her rebirth, she relied on her memories to dig for treasures and obtain funds to invest in projects that competed with the Jenkins family. At the investment conference, she fearlessly faced Nicole's slanders and the Jenkins family's suppression, successfully turning the tables. Later, she exposed Nicole's malicious deeds, causing her to suffer the consequences of her own actions. Ultimately, Sierra let go of her past and joined hands with her friends to embark on a new life.

Ten years ago, Sean Leaf's gambling addiction led to the tragic loss of his daughter in a fire at Sky Tower. Devastated by their loss, his wife, Rue Bale, spiraled into despair during a fireworks show in 2012. Overwhelmed by hopelessness, Sean ends his life as well. When he opens his eyes again, he unexpectedly finds himself back in an arcade in 2002. To his surprise, Rue is also transported to the past.

To settle her father's debt, Vivian Gray reluctantly accepts Shane Ford's offer of 200,000 dollars to become his wife. On the day they register their marriage, both disguise themselves, unwilling to reveal their true identities. A year later, while working as a hostess at a film festival, Vivian accidentally trips and falls, unintentionally stealing Shane's first kiss. "Get off me!" Shane snaps angrily. "I'm sorry, but... your lips are so soft!" Vivian blurts out. The incident costs Vivian her job, and fate takes a surprising turn when she ends up becoming Shane's assistant.

In the final moments of the richest man, Francis Cooper, his daughter decides to give up on him, blaming him for her mother’s death. The next second, Francis finds himself is back to the time before his wife's tragic accident. Desperate to save her, he tries and fails, only to realize he has more than one chance. With each attempt, he uncovers more about the explosion that claimed her life. Finally, he discovers the truth and saves everyone on the bus, including his wife.

Betrayed by his adopted children and driven to the brink of bankruptcy, industrial pioneer Carl loses everything.But the boy he once helped, Leonard, returns as a powerful CEO to repay a kindness never forgotten. Together, they expose a ruthless conspiracy, defeat their enemies, and reclaim Carl's legacy by winning the industry's biggest competition.

Ella Miller and Lydia grew up together in an orphanage. They weren't sisters by blood, but they were closer than family. Years later, Ella became the powerful CEO of the Miller Group, while Lydia married into the wealthy Newman family. When Ella left the country to expand her empire, she trusted Lydia's advice and hired Ariel—the orphan she had supported for years—to take care of her pregnant best friend. But Ariel had been hiding a terrifying secret. Using an ancient magic mirror passed down through her family, Ariel cast a forbidden identity-switching curse in the delivery room. Overnight, Ella and Lydia's identities were completely reversed in everyone's eyes. Ariel destroyed Lydia's child, then joined forces with the Newman brothers to twist the truth. At Lydia's funeral, they forced Ella to sign away everything she owned. Her marriage. Her reputation. Her entire empire. They thought the Miller Group would soon belong to them. But they made one mistake. They forgot that Ella was never just a CEO. She was a woman who built an empire from nothing. When her loyal assistant arrived with the truth, Ella returned as the queen they had underestimated. She exposed every crime. Destroyed every enemy. And sent all evidence to the police. But her final move shocked everyone. Before walking away, Ella transferred all her shares to Lydia. Because revenge was never about money. It was about protecting the only family she had left.

Ethan Stone signed a confidentiality agreement and couldn't contact his father for five years. On big day, his project succeeded and became a CEO and got engaged. He returned home to find his father humiliated in the village, beaten by his own nephews for money. Ethan rescued him and restored his dignity. He also found his mother, but she refused to recognize him for a richer marriage. Ethan revealed his true status, leaving her in regret.