Romantic Dynamics Ranking

Love is a battlefield, and Naomi Sloan has been fighting a losing war. For eight years, she's competed with the phantom of Coco Foster—a rival who has always lived rent-free in Ray Kirk's heart. When Ray chooses Coco over Naomi on her birthday, it's the last straw. Heartbroken but resolute, Naomi walks away, channeling her pain into building a brighter future for herself. Meanwhile, Ray is struck by regret, realizing too late that Naomi is the one who truly matters.

During a mission, special agent Lila accidentally saves Seth Gray, the wealthiest man on earth. The two quickly find themselves drawn to each other and pledge to spend the rest of their lives together. However, Seth is suffering from an eye disease that causes him to mistake Chloe Kurt for Lila after they escape from danger. Later, when Lila approaches Seth as his fiancée, she’s shocked by his cold demeanor.

After being taken back from the orphanage, Kathleen longed for the warmth of a family. However, due to her parents' and siblings’ favouritism and prejudice, she was neglected and isolated within the Jackson family, eventually developing a stomach ailment from malnutrition. The adopted daughter, Ethel, maliciously replaced her medication with vitamins, causing Kathleen's condition to worsen into stomach cancer. The family believed Ethel’s words, thinking Kathleen was faking a terminal illness to gain sympathy. Ultimately, Kathleen was framed by Ethel, driven out of the house, and tragically killed. In her final moments, she encountered Xander, the only person who had ever extended a helping hand to her. Reborn, Kathleen swiftly severed ties with her family and focused on herself. To repay Xander for his kindness in her previous life, she seized her second chance and, alongside her friends Lorraine and Xander, joined forces to found a company named Gisall Pharmaceuticals. They ultimately took over the Jackson family. Kathleen exposed Ethel's deceit, succeeded in her revenge, and lived a happy life with Xander.

Through the love, hatred, and struggles of the songstress Linda, it reflects the lack of autonomy of women during the olden era.

On the eve of New Year's, a young girl named Erin is tragically separated from her mother, Joan Dale. Eleven years later, Joan has risen to become the CEO of Erinzo Group, successfully acquiring Tusk Steel Factory and earning a reputation as a formidable factory director. Little does she know, one of her employees is her long-lost daughter, who became blind after an accident and was adopted by the Lanes, who named her Thea Lane.

Once surrounded by love and hope, Cara Snow drowns in a life of torture the moment she falls in love with Nathan Jaffe. Forced to endure an abortion and stripped of her family, her once-vibrant world is plunged into darkness. In the depths of despair, she makes a bold choice—to fake her death in a fire. However, even when her body turns into ashes, her resolve remains unbroken.

Five years have passed since Diana Reid married Ethan Gray, but on her birthday this year, he’s nowhere to be found. As the hours tick by and the diner they reserved for her special day closes, Diana is left alone, forgotten. Ethan, instead of celebrating with his wife, welcomes his mistress—who has just returned from abroad. The moment Diana discovers that he has brought his lover back to their home, something inside her breaks.

Framed by Amber Clark, Jim Ford misunderstands his wife, Nancy Bell, believing she is unfaithful and responsible for the car accident that nearly killed him in order to be with her secret lover. He wrongly thinks Amber is his savior, which fuels his growing hatred for Nancy. Consumed by hatred for Nancy and gratitude toward Amber, Jim allows Amber to stay in their home, unwittingly giving her the opportunity to further sabotage his marriage.

After seven long years of searching, she finally returns, her hand holding that of a little one, bearing a striking resemblance to him.

Just one day after marrying, Yosef Brown steps into the workplace as the newly appointed CEO. When Sue Smith addresses him like how others do, she is taken aback when he warmly responds, "Hi, darling."