Miranda, heiress of Frank Aviation Group, returs on her private jet with her youngdaughter Bella. Her pilot husband, Andre, warmly greets them but secretly takes her jet cardto rendezvous with his lover, Jennifer, to whom he lends the aircraft. When Miranda andBella unexpectedly return to the jet the next day, they confront the arrogant Jennifer, whohumiliates Bella and destroys her priceless crown, boldly claiming the jet as her own.Realizing her husband's betrayal, Viranda exposes Andre's true nature. With the help of herbillionaire father, she sets a trap that leaves Andre bankrupt and behind bars.

In 1986, Chloe's Appliance was open for business. On the very same day, the bold and capable Chloe Parker gave birth to a baby boy. She and her henpecked husband Sean Davis named him Trey Davis. Lucas Davis and Sophia Davis welcomed their baby brother with joy. Before long, this blended family received a young guest from Beijing—Oscar Mitchell... As times changed, what remained constant was the warmth and love that bound them together.

When her daughter is publicly humiliated at summer camp, cold-blooded lawyer Alice commits an unthinkable betrayal—turning on her own client. Hunted by corrupt elites, she uncovers a chain of murders and fabricated evidence, only to be stabbed in the back by her closest ally. In a justice system ruled by power, her fight for redemption could either save her daughter or destroy them both.

James Zook mistakenly believes that his mother, Nora Ward, caused his father’s death and drove his girlfriend to despair. Consumed by hatred, he develops a memory-reading helmet to seek revenge. Yet, upon uncovering the truth, James discovers that Nora had borne crushing debts alone, supported his start-up, and even donated her bone marrow to save his life. Overcome with guilt, James watches as his mother falls gravely ill because of him. Shattered in spirit, he finally awakens to her unwavering love. Through Nora’s devotion, the broken family finds healing and warmth once more.

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.

Blind mother Lana York investigates her son Greg’s mysterious death—even after her vision recovers, she pretends to remain blind. While exposing the murder plot by her daughter-in-law Kara and driver Jack, she meets Dr. Harry Doyle by chance. Together, they confront countless traps and eventually bring the criminals to justice.

Amy Cook, the CEO of Cooper Group, and her husband Reese Cooper lost their biological daughter Beth Cooper as a child. They devoted all their love to their adopted daughter Anna Cooper, whom Amy cherished deeply. Even after Beth returned, Amy still favored Anna and made her the heir. Shockingly, Anna plotted to kill Amy to secure her future. Before dying, Amy saw Anna's true nature and vowed to expose her if given another chance. Amy woke up in the world three years ago. This time, she named Beth the heir and revealed Anna’s bullying and lies. But Reese and his mother supported Anna, revealing she was actually Reese’s biological daughter from an affair. Amy divorced Reese and warned the family about trusting Anna, but they refused to listen. The Cooper family eventually went bankrupt because of Anna, who wasted their fortune. Amy remarried Tony Cox and lived happily with Beth.

Twenty years ago, Marshall Stone was blinded in a car accident and saved by nurse Claire Wynn. They fell in love and conceived twins—until Eleanor Hale arrived, forcing Claire to sign away parental rights when $300,000 for Marshall's eye surgery was demanded. Years later, leukemia-stricken Claire secretly returned as a caretaker. When Lumi humiliated the "stranger" unknowingly and Marshall sensed familiarity, Claire kept silent due to the contract. Eleanor eventually imprisoned Claire upon discovery. The truth unraveled when Callum found the contract and fake "Claire" Elaine confessed. The real Claire died donating her corneas to Eleanor—who finally accepted her as daughter-in-law.

After a decade of separation, Steve Reed remained alone and vulnerable in his hometown, yearning for his wife Hope Scott to return home from raising their grandson so they could reunite in their twilight years. Yet before Hope's return, Steve passed away due to illness. Overwhelmed by heart-wrenching remorse, Hope realized she should not have sacrificed everything for their children while neglecting her husband. Their two sons were consumed by profound guilt and anguish, forever burdened by the lifelong sorrow of being unable to care for the parent who was gone.

Single mother and nanny Ruth hides her psychologically disturbed son Keith in a wealthy family's basement, desperate to free him from poverty. As Keith awakens to dark desires that cross moral boundaries, Ruth spirals into moral decay to conceal their crimes—until Keith's final transgression brings inevitable punishment.

ersists in tormenting Yvette, even framing her and stealing Yunhe's core technology. Meanwhile, Yvette hides the truth from her three children—that their father died after an affair—claiming it was an accident, which makes her youngest daughter resent her. When the daughter is kidnapped by Liu Cui, Yvette gets injured saving her, mending their rift. The family finally reconciles and finds harmony

Eighteen years ago, the young and rebellious Emerson Carter was entangled with Miles Parker, a gangster. Her father, Jack Carter, tried to persuade her with kind words, but she stood by coldly and let the gangster break his leg, which left Jack Carter heartbroken. Eighteen years later,Emerson Carter, who survived a fire but was disfigured, had a chance encounter with Stephen Carter on the street. Being suspicious that Stephen Carter might be her son because of the birthmark on his arm, Emerson Carter decided to stay in the Carter Family to take care of her father and slowly persuade her rebellious son to mend his ways. However, she was kicked out of the Carter Family because of the joint plots made by the housekeeper Aurora Reynolds and her cousin Nicholas Carter. In the end, the family got united after going through many hardships. She successfully got the father’s forgiveness and had his son straightened up.