Zachary was the real heir who was switched at birth. At the age of thirteen, he was taken back to the Thorne family, only to be told that everything in the family would be decided by a red-and-black roulette wheel—red meant he could make a request, while black meant he had to obey unconditionally. For three whole years, Zachary never landed on red; all the favor and good things went to Alex, the adopted son who had been switched with him. He endured indifference and neglect, and even had to give in to Alex when he was sick. On New Year's Eve, burning with a forty-degree fever and coughing up blood, Zachary begged his mother to take him to the hospital, but still had to follow the roulette rules. He secretly cheated to land on red, but was beaten and kicked by his sisters, and his finger was broken. Finally, he died miserably. After his death, Zachary's soul floated, watching his family still dote on Alex and even ignore his body. It was not until Marcus, his second sister's fiancé, came to visit and found his body that the truth gradually came to light—the roulette wheel had long been rigged with a magnet by his mother and Alex, and the so-called "absolute fairness" was just a scam targeting him. With the police investigation, the Thornes' indifference and lies were exposed to the public, and the family collapsed. In the end, Zachary's soul was relieved when the roulette wheel landed on red for the first time truly, and he left to go to his grandmother who raised him.

Bound to a "Sickness and Transmigration" system, Emily, who died of late-stage stomach cancer at 18, transmigrates into the body of Emily Sterling—the neglected biological daughter of the wealthy Sterling family. The family adores the fake daughter Sophia, while Emily endures mockery, neglect, and bullying. Afflicted with stomach cancer again, Emily initially gives up on life. However, the care from housekeeper Maria, the belated concern of her brothers Daniel and Damien, and the sincere companionship of Noah Miller make her decide to fight. As the truth of her illness and Sophia’s malice is revealed, the Sterlings are consumed with guilt and strive to redeem themselves, while Emily embarks on her journey of treatment and self-redemption.

Selena, Lucy and Ivana were once the closest friends. After Lucy was raped and committed suicide, she left a note saying Selena saw the rapist. For ten years, Selena endured universal hatred, having her house burned and her dog killed, all to keep a secret: the rapist was Ivana’s father. When Ivana, now the richest woman, returned for revenge, she forced Selena into a public memory trial. As the truth was revealed through the memory extractor, Ivana and everyone else realized Selena’s sacrifice—she protected Ivana to honor Lucy’s last wish. In the end, Selena died in peace, while Ivana spent her life atoning for her mistake and telling the world Selena’s bravery.

Amanda’s marriage to Michael George collapses when his secretary Olivia betrays him: Michael asked her to deliver a regular cake, but she deliberately sent a mango cake instead, ignoring Amanda’s severe allergy. Heartbroken, she aborts their second child and files for divorce, enduring years of neglect, postpartum depression, and Olivia’s interference. When their son Noah is kidnapped due to Olivia’s carelessness, Amanda risks her life to rescue him, awakening Michael and his sister Sarah to their mistakes. Michael fires Olivia, seeks therapy, and begs for redemption. In the end, Amanda chooses not to rush forgiveness but grants a cautious second chance, with shared custody of Noah and a fragile hope for healing their broken love.

When James confesses his love to Sophia, she makes a wish on a shooting star to see the future and begs him to give her three chances. Years later, famous Sophia betrays James with her assistant Alexander, who manipulates her and steals her assets. As James signs divorce papers, the nineteen-year-old Sophia appears, reminding him of his promise. James gives her three chances to make amends, while secretly exposing Alexander’s fraud. Sophia eventually regains her memories, confronts the truth, and loses James. In the end, both find their own paths—James builds a new life, and Sophia rediscovers herself, leaving their past as an honest, bittersweet memory.

Sebastian Shaw is a top Hollywood actor, but that’s just a hobby—his real identity is the heir to Shaw Studios, a powerful empire controlling Hollywood. On his wedding day, his fiancée Isabella and her manager Wesley present him with a degrading intimacy agreement. Refusing to be humiliated, Sebastian cancels the wedding. Isabella and Wesley then bring Preston Vanderbilt as a replacement groom to mock him. Unfazed, Sebastian reveals his true power through his grandfather, crushing Preston’s arrogance, exposing Wesley’s scheme, and making Isabella and her father realize his real influence. The wedding farce ends with Sebastian taking control, leaving the door open for a possible future with Isabella, but only on his terms.

After transmigrating into a novel, Sophie becomes the mistress of villain Vance Vance. Knowing Vance will go bankrupt and commit suicide, she plans to take his money and flee, but is moved by his gentleness and stays. When Vance decides to jump off a rooftop in despair, Sophie tricks him with foster girl Vivi, claiming she is their daughter. This lie saves Vance, who abandons suicide and devotes himself to being a father. Sophie gradually falls in love with Vance’s sincerity, and the three of them support each other, rewrite the tragic fate destined by the novel, and form a warm family.

On the darkest day of her life—when her family collapsed into bankruptcy and her father’s funeral ended—Elara made a desperate choice: she sold herself to Kieran Thorne, the tycoon who held half the city’s economy in his grasp.

Beth is your average 17 year old high school girl who lives in a world where the supernatural are a common part of everyday life. One night tragedy strikes and changes her life in more ways than one. Months later she moves to a new town and school where she meets her mate. Will her mate accept her past and her future? Read on to find out. 18+

In a world full of noise, there are certain sounds that can cut through the clamor and reach the softest corners of the heart. After an accident leaves Jason Reed partially deaf, the world around him becomes distant and blurred. Yet, within this seeming misfortune, he begins to rediscover the sounds that truly matter—the care of family, the companionship of friends, the confession of a lover, and the quiet voice deep within himself. Through an encounter with a girl who also faces hearing loss, they find each other in a silent world, replacing words with the resonance of their hearts. This is a warm story about listening, understanding, and healing—showing us that sometimes the most precious conversations require no sound, and the deepest understanding comes from heart-to-heart connection. In learning how to truly listen, Jason not only rediscovers the meaning of life but also finds the true essence of love.