

Twenty-year-old Chloe, scarred by a loveless childhood, becomes entangled with Victoria, a wealthy, thirty-year-old university professor who pursues her under the guise of courting her bankrupt father, David. When David sells Chloe to an elderly tycoon to settle his debts, Victoria risks everything to rescue her, expose David's crimes, and bring him to justice. Torn between resentment over Victoria's domineering advances and the affection she secretly longs for, Chloe struggles to trust her feelings. As the truth unfolds, she finally breaks free from her traumatic past, embraces her love for Victoria, and dares to defy convention for a future together.

Wary of the Moore family's mechanical arts, the imperial family raises Freya Moore in the palace and plans to betroth her to the crown prince, Alan Elmer, to gain the Moores' support. In her past life, Freya showed Alan how to unlock the clockwork lock—only to be betrayed by him and lose her family. Given a second chance at life, she marries Cyril Elmer, completely changing her fate.

Hazel Aston was bestowed the title of Princess and died in battle a century ago. Now, she is reborn as the long-lost biological daughter of the Astons. She faces numerous challenges—a fake heiress eager to take her place, indifferent parents, and scheming relatives. Relying on the skills and abilities she gained in her past life, as well as her own wit, Hazel proves that the Astons’ ancestor is not to be trifled with.

Out of pity, the billionaire Victor Stone hires Ethan Carter as his driver. But Ethan pretends to own Victor's car to impress his girlfriend, Chloe Mason, who mistakes the real owner for a ride moocher and humiliates him nonstop. When they take over his villa and throw a wild party, Victor's mercy runs out. This time, he calls the police.

On the second day of the Spring Festival, Tessa Monroe packed her bags, ready to visit her parents. However, her mother-in-law kicked her suitcase across the room, forbidding her from leaving. Facing a bossy, unreasonable mother-in-law and a spineless, obedient husband, Tessa finally reached her breaking point. She blocked the front door and declared: "If I'm not allowed to leave, then nobody is going anywhere!"

Wary of the Moore family's mechanical arts, the imperial family raises Freya Moore in the palace and plans to betroth her to the crown prince, Alan Elmer, to gain the Moores' support. In her past life, Freya showed Alan how to unlock the clockwork lock—only to be betrayed by him and lose her family. Given a second chance at life, she marries Cyril Elmer, completely changing her fate.

"Crown Princess Astrid is murdered on the eve of her coronation by her fiancé Erik and her closest confidant Silas, who poison her wine and usurp the throne. Her soul descends to the underworld, where she bargains with the Norns—the three Fates of Norse mythology—trading her 'human warmth' for forbidden black magic and a second chance at life. Resurrected in the frozen wastes of the far north, she collides with Ragnar, the late king's illegitimate son and a savage warlord who rules the borderlands with iron and fire. Recognizing complementary strengths, they forge a dark alliance: Astrid supplies the strategy and sorcery; Ragnar provides the muscle and army. Disguised as a mysterious priestess, Astrid infiltrates the capital and systematically dismantles her enemies from within. Using mind-reading and desire magic, she drives Erik to public madness, manipulates Silas into discovering he was marked for disposal, and turns the love-obsessed courtier Linnea into an unwitting pawn who raises the 'Mirror of Truth' before the entire kingdom. But every spell drains Astrid's life force, triggering an ice curse that encases her body from within. Only Ragnar's searing body heat can pull her back from the brink of death, forcing them into repeated acts of forced physical intimacy that gradually ignite a taboo love neither can name. At the coronation ceremony, the Mirror of Truth broadcasts Erik and Silas's treasonous affair and the murder of Astrid to every corner of the realm. The villains turn on each other in real time, tearing each other apart before the horrified court. In the final battle, Astrid overextends her magic to shatter the royal defensive array, freezing herself solid in the process. Ragnar cuts open his own chest and pours his burning blood over her ice-locked body, melting the curse with the heat of his devotion.

After sleeping with the gentle Peggy Grant, Luke Leith is confronted by her father, Eric Grant. Their argument ends in tragedy, claiming the lives of Eric, Peggy, and Luke's parents. The heavens take pity on Luke and grant him a second chance, sending him back to that fateful night in 1985. Standing before Peggy once again, Luke vows to stop being a coward and do everything he can to rewrite their fate.

The world ended in water. In a single night, the seas swallowed the land and humanity was left drifting. Beck Zivan spent his first life as a security guard doing the unsung work protecting people, building rafts from nothing, keeping strangers alive. His reward? When the raft got too crowded, the people he’d saved threw him overboard. He drowned knowing their faces. Now, he comes back. This time, a Savior System takes root in him. Every life he rescues upgrades his vessel and grows his power. He begins preparing earlier, building smarter, choosing who he trusts more carefully. Gratitude will be returned. So will betrayal.

Victor Kane, the feared "Dark Emperor" with a blood feud, returns with supreme power and wealth from forbidden overseas lands. To find his mother, repay debts and seek revenge, he poses as useless, staying with fiancée Elaine Waters’ family amid disdain. He rules the world. Top assassins, mercenaries and a dark finance empire answer to him; even the nation’s war god is his protege. As her family snubs him and Elaine scorns him, Victor easily upends the order.