The millennial white snake spirit, Violet Garcia, transforms into a child form to protect the Finch family. On his deathbed, Old Master Finch entrusts them to treat her kindly, but during his funeral, the family subjects her to every form of humiliation. After Violet Garcia regains her true form, a streak of misfortune befalls the Finch family, and their regret came too late.

Six-year-old Flora is branded a curse by a fortune-teller and abandoned in the wild by her father, Peter Kane. Rescued by Nolan, the Young Master of the Commander's household, she meets Jonah Harris—the future Commander. Flora possesses a innate gift for attracting fortune: healing droughts, turning stone to gold, and blessing her adopted family with prosperity, soon becoming a revered little lucky star.

During a famine, a five-year-old girl named Mia is abandoned at the foot of Apricot Mountain by her parents, who value sons over daughters. She is rescued by a limping hunter, Victor Chase, and his ailing wife. When the wife falls gravely ill and requires a millennium-old ginseng root to survive, Mia uses her unique ability to communicate with animals to guide her adoptive father into the mountains to find the cure. Her gift later helps her resolve further crises for both her new family and the village, ultimately leading them to a life of stability and prosperity.

Hazel Jones got tired of being an NPC in horror game instance, so she snuck into the human world to fall in love. A year later, Henry Brown, her boyfriend, learned that his childhood friend Macy Lee was about to enter a horror instance. To protect Macy, he forced Hazel into the instance too—and this instance was exactly the Fairy Tale Town instance Hazel had escaped from.

Sally is a heaven-sent lucky star, born with a divine eye that distinguishes truth from falsehood. She runs an antique shop with her mother, Yvonne Martin, in Eastport to make a living. Suddenly, her father Kenny Howard, who had been dead for five years, returns with a woman and child, and Sally realizes there are hidden truths about her origins. In the end, she joins forces with her family to shatter Kenny’s conspiracy and safeguard the peace of Eastport.

To force the Divinia out, the Demon God slaughtered Gale Village. Yet out of love for him, the Divinia could not bring herself to kill him. Holding her mother’s corpse, Hannah finally understood: in the eyes of immortals and demons, mortals are but ants. But Hannah refused to accept fate—she offered herself as bait, willingly becoming a vessel to resurrect the Divinia, and infiltrated the Demon God’s side. She was determined to prove that even mortals can slay immortals.

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.

Elsie Quinn, the youngest High Priestess of Cedonia, is a master of feng shui and divination. She studied the Eight Trigrams under the previous priest from a young age and succeeded to the position at just fifteen. She served Cedonia devotedly for a decade, only to incur the suspicion and fear of the Cedonian emperor, ultimately meeting her end as a result of false accusations. After death, she is reborn into the body of a modern-day girl who shares her name—a young woman sold by her family into a marriage intended to "bring luck" to a sickly husband.

Eileen Jones, a goddess from the immortal realm, transmigrates into a noble family’s fake heiress. Framed by the real heiress Gail Jones, she is stripped and exiled by her family. In retaliation, Eileen revokes the luck-blessing talisman protecting the Jones family, sets up a fortune-telling stall for cash, and accidentally saves Prince James from a water ghost’s curse. They strike a deal: she poses as his fiancée to ward off suitors; he pays her. While crushing the Jones family’s schemes, Eileen helps James solve court mysteries—only to discover Gail is an evil cultivator feeding on relatives’ luck to climb to power. In the end, Eileen exposes the truth, the Jones family falls, and her fake romance with James turns real as they rise to the pinnacle of power.

Modern agent Sara Thompson is struck by lightning while searching for Fortune Bead and wakes up in ancient times—inside the body of the foolish daughter of General Thompson, now married as the mocked Princess Consort in Prince Tom’s Mansion. Realizing the marriage is a scheme by the Crown Prince and Abigail Griffin, she vows revenge and to repay Prince Tom’s life-saving grace. Hungry but thrilled, Sara discovers her modern storage space has traveled with her. As the heir of a hidden clan, she knows with her skills and alternate world, she’ll soon rise to glory.

Five years ago, Tiranel launched a zombie gas attack on Yanthor. To save thousands of lives, Willa Gibbs, the Goddess of the Heavens, sacrificed all her powers and was gravely injured—only to be rescued by a poor young man, Mingus James. Five years later, thought to be a fool, Willa Gibbs suddenly regains her divine spirit. Facing Mingus James’s family who treat her like livestock, the scheming mistress Kiki Yates who stole her goddess identity, the arrogant four great families of Yanthor, and the looming threat of Tiranel, she decides to use her “fool’s disguise” to her advantage. With her fiancé Yannick Keene by her side, she sets out to expose traitors, crush her enemies, drive out invaders, and protect the peace of Yanthor once more.

Abandoned by her parents, Leah Price was left drowning in debt with only a struggling supermarket to her name. Just as creditors closed in, fate delivered a twist: a time-traveling general from the ancient Ning Dynasty stormed into her store. With two gold ingots, General Zeke Moore—the famed Marquis of Peace—emptied her shelves, netting Leah a life-saving150,000 bucks overnight! Leah soon discovered her supermarket’s backdoor was a portal to war-torn Ning Dynasty, where General Zeke was trapped by the Huns, starving and desperate for supplies. As he repeatedly stumbled into her store, Leah turned his crises into opportunities—arming him with instant noodles and bottled water while stacking up riches. Now, this unlikely duo has forged a win-win deal: Leah keeps Zeke stocked for battle while funding her empire… one golden ingot at a time.