Kimberly's marriage was a disaster. In a bid to claim the Du family's inheritance for Kimberly, her husband poisoned her and discarded their son, Aidan. Upon Aidan's death and subsequent rebirth to the moment before his mother's demise, he resolved to change their fortunes. He set about enlightening his mother to the falsehoods of his father and strategized to counter his father and the interloping family

Madeline, facing an urgent need for her mother's surgical expenses, found herself in a corner and struck a bargain with Harlee, sacrificing her innocence for much-needed funds. Subsequently, Madeline learned of her mother's demise and, overwhelmed with grief, was sent overseas. In the aftermath, she became pregnant, but Harlee stealthily replaced her child with a lie that it had been a stillbirth. Fast forward five years, Madeline re-entered her home country as a premier designer, unknowingly living beside Greyson, oblivious to the fact that her offspring was alive. Harlee manipulated Greyson's child and treated Madeline with coldness; Greyson, though unmarried to Harlee, had granted her a formal designation

Khloe, with the ambition of marrying into affluence, placed her daughter Patti under the guardianship of her father Lanny. When she went back to retrieve Patti after three years, a car accident occurred en route. Confronted with the decision between her own child Patti and her stepchild Sharon, she decided to save Sharon first, causing Patti to perish. Lanny was utterly heartbroken, yet Khloe was kept in ignorance of the heart-wrenching outcome.

Lillian fell victim to a plot orchestrated by her cousin's family, resulting in the tragic deaths of her two sons and the disappearance of her other son. Only her daughter survived. Five years later, Lillian assumed the identity of the eldest daughter of the prestigious Pearson family, and married Jasper, the wealthy heir of a powerful family. With this transformation, she set foot in the upper society with a hidden motive—seeking revenge.

After two years of marriage without conceiving, pressured by her mother-in-law, she left with the baby after getting a divorce...

Simon Yates, the wealthiest man, planned to split his vast empire equally among his four children. But fate had other plans. A tragic car accident leaves Simon in a vegetative state. While his three sons neglect their father, his youngest daughter remains steadfast. She spends countless days and nights by Simon's bedside, her love and devotion unwavering. Miraculously, after three years, Simon awakens. Disillusioned by his sons' betrayal, Simon makes a shocking decision.

Diana Hawthorne, CEO of Four Seas Group, returned to the country in search of Mr. Hawthorne's grandnephew, Wesley Hawthorne, so that she could pass on his trillion-dollar inheritance to him. Meanwhile, Wesley faced relentless torment from his future mother-in-law, while his mother even knelt down in desperation to secure her son’s marriage. In the end, Wesley didn’t have enough money to for the wedding, so he was forced to become a live-in son-in-law.

Andrew Gibson's wife, who loves money, always disrespected him. After their divorce, Andrew raised his daughter alone but by a stroke of luck, received miraculous help from a Daddy System. To keep his daughter safe, Andrew plays a game of chess against his ex-wife.

Carrie Burr quietly succumbs to cancer while her children—Adam, Brett, and Dana—remain unaware, engrossed in their busy city lives. As they eagerly prepare for her 60th birthday celebration, they look forward to bringing her a joyful surprise. Tragically, the day they had planned to honor her becomes the day of her funeral. Their anticipated smiles give way to deep sorrow and heartbreak as the reality of their loss sets in.

While Frank Newton returns to his mother Evelyn Gael as the CEO of Turner Consortium, his brother, George Newton, refuses to acknowledge Evelyn to be his mother at his wedding. Unlike George, who values wealth above all else, Frank cares more about the happiness of his mother than the fortune he has amassed. For Frank, it’s the joy of his mother that matters most, despite having the wealth that George dreams of.