Julie Reese impulsively married her ex-fiancé’s younger brother, Colin Hunt. Three months later, while still searching for her missing fiancé, Cody Hunt, she finally received word that he had returned, only to discover he’d lost his memory and married another woman. Heartbroken, Julie drowned her sorrows in a bar, where she ran into Colin again. “Isn’t it his face you love?” he teased. “I’m his brother. Marry me. Let me be his stand-in.”

Tessa Shea dies in a car accident, only to be resurrected by Jason Reeve—the last god remaining in the human world. However, an accident causes Jason's divine power to transfer into Tessa. Meanwhile, Tessa's grandfather's will stipulates that she must get married to inherit the Shea Group. With greedy relatives circling like vultures, Tessa and Jason strike a deal—a sudden marriag...

Olive Lyle and her childhood sweetheart Skye Marsh were forced apart in their youth. When reunited, she was an aircraft mechanic and he a captain. Through plane failures, workplace conspiracies, and family entanglements, Olive grew from insecurity to bravery, while Skye steadfastly protected her. They overcame misunderstandings and fought villains together, ultimately finding their way back to each other.

Stella, a girl with the supernatural ability to discern hidden value, is rescued from traffickers by special forces operative Mabel Zane. Bonded by this encounter, Mabel retires and brings Stella to her hometown, inheriting a debt-ridden pawnshop. When scammers attempt to trade a fake Qing Dynasty porcelain bowl wrapped in priceless ancient paper, Stella convinces Mabel to buy it. Later, Stella outsmarts rivals Sadie Harris and Jamie Finch, selling a disputed painting at a high price and catching Glenn York’s attention. Hired as consultants, Stella and Mabel uncover Glenn’s family empire’s impending collapse. At a jade stone auction, Stella’s ability identifies a rare vivid emerald green stone, saving Glenn’s business. Amidst crises and rivalry, their trust deepens, forging an unbreakable bond amid financial chaos and corporate sabotage.

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…

Five years ago, Irene Gray schemed against Bobby Green, plotting to ruin heir Helen Gray. By mistake, Bobby and Helen shared a night together, and he never forgot her. On a dating show years later, they meet again. With control of the Gray Group, Irene targets the Green Group, nearly driving it to ruin. Fearing another loss, Bobby rushes to marry Helen. After he gives her money, Helen activates a miraculous Cashback System. As the Green siblings witness the fortune grow, they save the Green Group and shower Helen with endless love.

Nora Shaw and Eliot Quinn accidentally sleeps together. Due to a butler’s mistaken arrangement, Nora's best friend Avril Shaw takes advantage of the situation and replaces her. After that, Nora gives birth to twins and raises them alone. Five years later, she joins Quinn Group, which is Eliot’s company. Eliot misunderstands her as a gold digger and treats her harshly. However, he becomes drawn to her as they spend more time together. Jealous, Avril repeatedly schemes against Nora. Eventually, the truth came to light, and Nora, with her wisdom and courage, wins true love and has her family reunited.

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.

Ethan Graham has been searching for five years for the woman he once had a one-night stand with. His quest leads him to Kelly Jay and her pair of adorable twins. He suspects that he is actually the children's father. Ethan inserts himself into their lives, and develops a combative yet fond relationship with Kelly. However, a paternity test delivers a shocking result: he is not the biological father of the twins. Kelly comforts him. Just as hope seems lost, his secretary's guilty behavior suggests that the wrong report might have been taken...

Eva Dunn, a modern-day overworked ""corporate slave,"" stumbles into the depths of an ancient imperial palace—only to end up secretly raising a child there. Hellish start, but she turned it around brilliantly. High palace walls can't cage a ""slave"" set on escaping, but the emperor, Austin Abel—the ultimate ""client""—certainly can! When this one-of-a-kind woman crosses paths with the notoriously fussy emperor, he can't help but marvel: ""So there really are colorful shades of white!"" ""This is the one I want—no other will do!"" A modern transmigrator who spouts workplace jargon like second nature, meets a self-deluding, love-struck emperor. A sweet, sizzling romance that's just getting started.

Ruth Howard is feared by many as the ""Snake Woman,"" with rumors claiming she has a snake’s tail and brings death to anyone involved with her. Although she's inherited a vast fortune, people avoid her—except Kurt Foster, who pursues and protects her, unafraid of the rumors. Only later does Ruth discover that everything is actually orchestrated by Kurt’s mentally ill twin brother, Kevin Foster, who wants to isolate and monopolize her, and that Kurt approaches her because he suspects his brother’s intentions and wants to uncover the truth. In the process, Ruth and Kurt gradually develop genuine feelings for each other.

Bella Allen, the long-lost heiress of the Clark family who suffers from amnesia, accidentally offends Daisy Clark—the adopted daughter of the Wens—after live-streaming her boyfriend’s betrayal. When Bella’s biological parents fail to recognize her and push her into despair, she finds herself broken and cornered. At her lowest point, she enters a contract marriage with her childhood sweetheart, Brian Baker, embarking on a journey of love and redemption.