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Xavier Grant, a professional cyclist, had a thriving career until a devastating accident left him permanently disabled and hopeless. His once vibrant world faded into darkness, and the thought of ending his own life became his only escape. Desperate to help, his mother hires a personal caregiver—Myra Stroud, a beacon of light in his despair. Coming from a humble background, Myra’s optimism and ambition gradually rekindle Xavier’s spirit. As they grow closer, love blossoms between them. Like a remedy crafted just for him, Myra brings color back into his life, while he helps her chase her dreams. In the end, Xavier makes his final decision, and Myra honors his choice, granting him a peaceful passing—a bittersweet conclusion to their tragic yet beautiful love story.

When Emma Lawson, a young and dedicated social worker, receives a phone call from a prestigious law firm, she's stunned to learn she's the unexpected heir to the vast fortune of Jonathan Kingsley, a billionaire philanthropist she once met in passing. The inheritance comes with a peculiar stipulation: Emma must reside for one year in Kingsley Manor, the sprawling estate, alongside Jonathan's family, who were all overlooked in the will.

Emelie Newton’s parents are brutally murdered for offending the consort, their lack of status leaving them powerless to resist. Determined to avenge them, Emelie infiltrates the palace, disguising herself as the consort’s loyal servant. But behind her obedient facade lies a carefully woven plan—one that will ensure the consort pays dearly for her sins when the perfect moment arrives.

Mila had originally been a cleaner, but after hitting the jackpot in the lottery, she decided to head to the city to give the money to her married son, Braden. However, Braden, along with his wife Zoie and her mother-in-law Raelyn, were not pleased with Mila's arrival. They frequently humiliated her and tried to drive her away. Braden even set her up on dates, hoping she wouldn't be a burden to him. In a spur-of-the-moment decision, Mila ended up marrying the unmarried CEO Landon, using her winnings to save his company. Meanwhile, Braden and his wife's family faced the repercussions of their actions and eventually dealt with legal consequences.

Sadie, the eldest princess of Ocktin, had been wielding power ruthlessly for years. The emperor, harboring growing resentment, conspired to assassinate her. Ultimately, she was slain by the very blade she had presented to the emperor. Driven by her refusal to accept her demise, her obsession transported her to the modern age, where she encountered Ivy, her doppelgänger, and Ryan, who looked remarkably like Jacob

Charlotte's parents passed away, and she was adopted by her uncle and aunt. As they grew older, her uncle arranged for Charlotte to marry Mike from the Davis family for the sake of a business partnership. In reality, Mike is a playboy and often has sexual relations with Ella. Upon discovering this, Charlotte angrily cancels her engagement with Mike and marries a homeless man named Jackson whom she found on the street.

Destined as the scarred maid, she mastered Tai Chi's secrets under her young master's tutelage — yet clan laws silenced her prowess, branding both her face and skills as forbidden. When blades flash to claim his life, her fists rewrite destiny in the arena's dust.

Grace Braylon got wrongfully accused after discovering that her pretentious junior sister was a demon cultivator and died. Upon rebirth, she endured the piercing pain of thousands of swords, left the sect, and decided to cultivate the Path of Merciless.

Three years ago, Laura, heiress to the Lewis Group, the nation's wealthiest conglomerate, and a business legend, came to Maplewood to investigate an investment project. There, she fell head over heels for the unknown Ben Harrison. She hid her true identity, married Ben, and secretly helped his company become a rising star in Maplewood. After marriage, Laura worked as a cleaner at Sheppard Group and helped the group's CEO, Bryan Shepherd, resolve a business crisis.

On her engagement day, Ava discovers that her fiancé́ Dylan has secretly misused her savings. Instead of feeling guilty, Dylan and his mother insulted her, prompting her to call off the engagement in anger. In a desperate attempt to raise funds to save her grandmother's house, Ava agrees to marry Noah, the grandson of her elderly neighbor. Unknown to Ava, Noah is a billionaire who mistakenly believes Ava is a gold digger.