"Yu Qingge was hailed as the contemporary Picasso—until her husband, Zhou Shengyan, gave her masterpieces to his first love, Zhong Qianqian. Seven years of dating, three years of marriage. Every time she had to choose between her dreams, her love, her future, and Zhou Shengyan—she chose him. And every time Zhou Shengyan had to choose between Yu Qingge and Zhong Qianqian—he chose Zhong Qianqian. She drowned in the trap of his tenderness until the day she learned he had killed their child. That was the day she finally let go. Yu Qingge fled to Switzerland for treatment and a new life. There, she reconnects with Luo Xing’en, a former classmate who had loved her in silence for years. Slowly, under the care of her best friend and Luo Xing’en, she begins to heal. She reclaims the honor stolen from her, the art that was once her soul, and discovers a love that asks her to be nothing but herself. A story of a woman who sacrificed everything for love—and finally chose herself."
When the S virus broke out, humanity faced a major crisis. It was Dr. Nancy who stepped forward and developed a specific medicine, saving countless lives and earning the worship of the world. The people regarded Nancy as a deity in their hearts and would not tolerate anyone insulting her. So when word spread that Sophia Hayes had taken the lead in insulting Dr. Nancy, everyone used extreme measures to force Sophia Hayes to apologize. However, they had no idea that Sophia Hayes was Nancy herself! Sophia Hayes had hidden her identity and married Dean Fox, but her mother-in-law disliked her. In order to make her son marry Amber Ross, the daughter of the Ross family, the mother-in-law spread a rumor that Sophia Hayes had insulted Nancy. Dean Fox believed it, divorced Sophia Hayes, and cut off all ties with her. But when Nancy appeared live to the whole world and publicly showed her face, everyone went crazy!
The hero and heroine love each other deeply, but due to misunderstandings, conspiracies, and real-life obstacles, they constantly miss each other and inflict pain on one another. The heroine is hurt to the core, eventually leaves for good, and dies unexpectedly. Only after losing everything does the hero realize his true feelings, trapped in eternal regret and longing. Every attempt to make amends comes too late. Their love turns into permanent regret, and he loses his beloved forever in a heartbreaking ending.
Celestine, a lowly janitor, endures the exploitation and betrayal of her hypocritical husband, Colby, in order to save her seriously ill daughter, Bobbie.In her desperation, she enters into a contract marriage with Sadious, a single president facing a crisis in his re-election campaign. With Sadious’s support, Celestine rediscovers her dreams, stages a successful comeback, and delivers a crushing blow to her scumbag ex-husband and the malicious impostor heiress, Vespa. As a conspiracy from years past is uncovered, Celestine not only reclaims her status as the true heiress of the Gray family, but also discovers that Sadious is actually Bobbie’s biological father—and that Caspian, the “First Son” suffering from mutism, is her long-lost eldest son. In the end, the two transform their contractual marriage into true love, and the family of four is happily reunited at the White House.
Five years ago, Valerie Thorne was the queen of the racetrack. At the peak of her career, her brakes were sabotaged on a coastal road and her car plunged into the sea. She survived—but her fiancé Tristan was declared dead beside her. Burdened by guilt for the man she believed she had failed to save, Valerie buried her identity and vanished into a small-town garage, working as a car wash girl for five long years. Then Dominic, the new king of racing, returns from abroad and exposes her in front of everyone. Valerie denies it and throws away his card. What she does not know: Tristan never died. He is the hidden master of the Black Ridge team, manipulating everything from the shadows. When Black Ridge schemes to swallow the mountain road that protects the garage, Valerie is forced back behind the wheel. Race by race, she dismantles their traps—mastering spiral pylons, jumping fire rings, and outmaneuvering three-car blockades to defend her home. But the truth is closing in: the very woman who framed her reveals that Tristan himself cut her brakes five years ago. The betrayal shatters her. Standing at the cliff's edge, she is pulled back by Dominic, who unfolds a five-year investigation proving Tristan faked his death to seize control of the racing world. At the Youth Speed Cup, Valerie enters at the last second. Tristan suspects, tests her, and finally orders his drivers to destroy her—but she breaks free and crosses the finish line beside Dominic. At the award ceremony, she removes her helmet. The truth floods the screens: surveillance footage, recorded conspiracies, a cold-blooded murderer exposed before the world. Tristan's escape ends against a wall. Black Ridge is dismantled. And Valerie Thorne, the queen of the track, finally returns—not to forgive, but to claim back every victory that was stolen from her.
Caedrian, the godfather of the Solon family, is forced by circumstances into a political marriage, only for his intended bride to be assassinated before the wedding. Leray, a bounty hunter commissioned to kill him, seizes the opportunity to assume the dead bride's identity and move into the estate. Caedrian uncovers the ruse but binds Leray to a "blood pact": if she succeeds in her mission, she will be granted territory and armed forces—yet she retains the right to kill him when the deadline arrives. As Leray’s former lover, Elias, repeatedly appears on the scene, the all-powerful Caedrian is forced to watch their interactions helplessly, suffering the torment of jealousy and the anguish of a humble, unrequited devotion.
