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.

Lucy Stone and Molly Stone are reborn. Last life, Lucy Stone married a waste collector's son, John Webb, while Molly Stone married rich guy Jesse Taylor. Everyone envied Molly Stone and pitied Lucy Stone. But John Webb built a business empire and became ultra-rich, treating Lucy Stone like a queen. Jesse Taylor wasted his fortune and abused his wife. Back in the past, Molly Stone immediately steals John Webb—now known as a future tycoon. Lucy Stone stays silent. She knows John Webb only succeeded because of her advice. Without her, he’ll stay poor. But that’s fine. Lucy Stone’s new plan is simple: relax, enjoy life, and become the real rich one this time—on her own terms.

Unloved orphan Candy Johnson endures three years serving her fiancé David Hall's family, but David returns with another woman and breaks their engagement. She retaliates by sabotaging his family's business, secures compensation, and marries comatose war hero Henry Foster. With Henry's family's support, she fights for justice and builds a thriving furniture empire, finally finding love in her new family.