Andre Gale plans to marry Gina Flint, manager of a gold shop. His mother Irene Gale visits in disguise but is treated with contempt. Gina smashes a bracelet to frame Irene, then livestreams the scene while encouraging staff to assault her. Helen, a clerk who tries to intervene, is also attacked. Andre arrives just in time to rescue his mother, finally seeing Gina’s true nature and delivering justice. In the end, Gina lands in prison, and the Gale family restores its warmth and peace.

Natalie broke her leg saving Caleb, only to be misunderstood and suffer greatly as his wife. With Aaron's help, she began to exact her revenge. Caleb eventually realized his mistake, but it was too late. Natalie ended up with Aaron, while Caleb lived alone, consumed by regret. This is a tale of love, betrayal, and vengeance.

After six years in prison for a crime she took the blame for her husband Eric Vance, Ivy Hill is released only to discover that Eric has married her best friend Kara Wells and seized control of the Vance Group, the company she founded. In her despair, Ivy finds an ally in Harry Doyle. Together, they launch a counterattack against her ex-husband. In the end, the villain pays a heavy price, and Ivy and Harry unite to start a new life together.

On the surface, Raina White and Isaac Kelly have been the picture of a loving marriage for three years. But behind her back, Isaac has been squandering Raina’s fortune on his mistress, Nora—even handing over a billion-dollar winery that belongs to Raina. When fate reveals their betrayal, Raina strikes back without mercy, tearing off the masks of the cheating pair.

In her previous life, Hope Todd married the poor young man Fred Vance and unexpectedly became a wealthy lady, while her sister Ivy Todd, who married the officer Eric Under, lost her mind after Eric’s accidental death shortly after their wedding. After Ivy caused Hope’s death only to be killed in return, both sisters were reborn. In this new life, Ivy chose to steal Fred Vance away, unaware that Hope had also been reborn. By preventing Eric Under’s death, Hope secured an even better life for herself…

Laura Moore was the ultimate modern-day corporate drone, until she woke up as the beautiful but brainless drama queen of a period novel—a supporting character whose only talent was making terrible choices. In the original story, after her 20-year-old fiancé is stolen by a 42-year-old woman, she spitefully marries his older brother, the ex-military Derek Price. She spends their marriage despising Derek and sneaking around with her ex, until they finally divorce. Years later, she meets a tragic end—disfigured, homeless, and frozen to death under a bridge. Meanwhile, Derek becomes a business magnate with a nationwide empire. Determined to rewrite her destiny, the new Laura Moore changes her ways. She treats Derek and her mother-in-law with genuine kindness, and in return, discovers an unexpected warmth she never knew existed.

It was an ordinary day. Blind Chloe Lowe was happily waiting for her husband Craig Lane to come home for his birthday celebration. Unbeknownst to her, Craig Lane was having an affair with her best friend Kate Lewis, taking advantage of Chloe Lowe's blindness. He even tricked her into signing a high-value insurance policy and began plotting a car accident. Their daughter Laura’s high fever played right into his plan. After being mistreated by her grandmother on a rainy night, Laura went out to look for Chloe Lowe, caught a high fever, and became deaf. Using this as an opportunity, Craig Lane lied about knowing a famous doctor and persuaded Chloe Lowe to get in the car—where he caused the crash. Chloe Lowe survived. Not only did she miraculously regain her sight, but she also started suspecting Craig Lane’s betrayal.

Emperor Elias Knox traveled incognito to find his adoptive parents and their daughter, Mia, who was also his beloved. However, he was harassed by Larry Smith, the son of the County Magistrate. Not only was Elias assaulted, but Mia was also abducted by Larry, who intended to force her to become his concubine. Enraged, Elias revealed his true identity as the Emperor. He severely punished both Larry Smith and the County Magistrate, Tim Smith. Seizing the opportunity, he also crushed the rebellion led by Lord Gavin. In the end, Elias reclaimed his throne and married Mia, his true love.

Rosie Harris, the cub of the ancient beast Taotie, escaped to the human world. Caught dining and dashing, she was adopted by Commander Mason Harris. Using her ability to devour misfortune, Rosie repeatedly saved the Harris family, earning deep affection from Mason and his three sons. Dora Harris, a transmigrated character dissatisfied with the altered plot, allied with Mason's sworn enemy Peter North to scheme against Rosie, but all attempts failed. Eventually, Rosie found Mason's long-lost third son, awakened his comatose wife Thea Innes, repelled Heaven’s recall, and lived happily with the Harris family as an ordinary person.

Summer Hayes was stood up on her wedding day. Amid the crowd, she set her eyes on Silas Marshall at first glance, and the two got married on the spot. Every time Silas Marshall tries to reveal his identity as a wealthy tycoon, something unexpected happens, leaving him in a funny and awkward situation. Are these accidents? Coincidences? Or is it fate throwing twists and turns at the new couple! The tycoon pretends to be an ordinary person while passionately pursuing love with his dual identities!

The year when Sylvia Hill's hatred for her father is at its peak, Xander Foster appears and takes her side. She falls for him and becomes Harbor's most prized pregnant woman. But on her anomaly scan day, she finds her father and husband having weddings respectively. Witnessing everything, Sylvia decisively lets go and accepts the deal offered by Zeke Lowe, a big shot of SeaVille.

To escape an arranged marriage, Daisy Clark kisses a seemingly poor recycling man on a tricycle to evade her bodyguards. Unknowingly, this ""stingy"" man, who even charges her for the kiss time, is actually her incredibly wealthy but rumored-to-be-impotent fiancé, David Davis, CEO of the Davis Group. Unable to pay his ""hourly rate,"" Daisy agrees to a fake marriage to deceive his grandparents. Living at his recycling station, she discovers astonishing signs of immense wealth. When her stepsister causes trouble, David reveals the truth: their humble home is the ancestral estate of the Davis Group, worth billions.