Chapters: 65
Play Count: 2,162
Math genius Aurora Harmon awakens as a disgraced heiress. Seeking her lost son, she confronts CEO Julian Young. A shocking reunion with 80-year-old Samuel reveals her true identity. Taking over the Young Group, Aurora exposes corruption, outsmarts rivals, and proves her unstoppable brilliance.
Math genius Aurora Harmon awakens as a disgraced heiress. Seeking her lost son, she confronts CEO Julian Young. A shocking reunion with 80-year-old Samuel reveals her true identity. Taking over the Young Group, Aurora exposes corruption, outsmarts rivals, and proves her unstoppable brilliance.
Banned from her niece’s luxury wedding for being poor, Ellen is whisked to the Maldives by her daughter Maya. The family keeps mocking them until Maya is revealed as the secret CEO whose help they desperately need. At Ellen’s birthday banquet, every insult comes due.
After recovering from illness, Lady Howard returns home with her granddaughter Charlotte, only to cross paths with Vivian Fox, an ambitious social climber drowning in debt. At the Howard family banquet, Charlotte exposes Vivian’s schemes with undeniable evidence, protecting her family’s honor and crushing Vivian’s dreams of power.
Serena gave up her identity as the daughter of the top Wall Street conglomerate Blake Group and was willing to be a full-time housewife for three years in order to marry David. However, after giving birth, David brought his female brother Chloe home to celebrate her birthday and forced her to cook. Faced with the ambiguous relationship between her husband and her female brother, Serena completely erupted and filed for divorce. After the divorce, she was shocked to find that her daughter, who had been conceived for ten months, was actually David and Chloe's flesh and blood. Serena fought back and publicly slapped the scum woman at the promotion banquet, taking everything back. Later, she was affectionately guarded by the mafia godfather Lorenzo, and ultimately achieved both career and love success.
After dying while protecting her 8-year-old son in a car crash, Mayra Rangel wakes up 70 later with 5 great-grandsons. The eldest is a naive CEO, the second's name is in ruins, the third is used as a narcissist's emotional crutch, the fourth is absurdly arrogant, and the fifth? He mistakes her for a secret admirer.
A granddaughter returns from a neighboring country and insults her grandmother with her family's support. Little do they know, the grandmother is a wealthy former scholar. Heartbroken, she leaves home, freezes their assets, revokes the scholarship, and exposes their cruelty to reclaim her life and career.
Modern-day major American city. Five years ago, a mysterious event called "The Vanishing" caused all superheroes worldwide to disappear in the same instant—all except one. 85-year-old former superhero Edna was the only survivor. The government classified her as a "top-secret asset," forbidding anyone from knowing the planet's only protector was a wrinkled old lady. Edna was forced into retirement, living as a "nanny" at her 25-year-old granddaughter's house, secretly protecting the city. But Edna had a secret only she and Agent Finch knew: her powers were tied to her vitality—every time she went all out, her body aged irreversibly. Five years ago she could fight for three days straight without catching her breath; now after every transformation her knees ached too badly to walk, her hands shook too much to hold a teacup, new wrinkles appeared at the corners of her eyes. She was trading her life for time. And the monsters knew the heroes were gone—they were coming back. Five years ago, a mysterious event called "The Vanishing" made all superheroes worldwide vanish in the same second. Only one protector remained in the world—85-year-old Edna Walker, code name Titaness. Edna lived as "Grandma" at her 25-year-old granddaughter Stella's house, making pumpkin pies and reading newspapers by day, sneaking out to fight monsters at night. But her powers were bound to her life force—every punch was irreversibly accelerating her aging. She tracked her decline in a worn little notebook: grip strength dropping, joints swelling, combat effectiveness falling from a peak of 71% down to 58%. She was trading her life for time, and time was running out. Rhys, the mysterious new neighbor next door, was a government-made artificial superhuman sent to find the last hero. His powers were also consuming him—and making things more complicated, he'd fallen in love with Stella, but his racing heartbeat was killing him. When the mastermind behind "The Vanishing," The Architect, returned, publicly humiliated Edna's aging across the city, exposed Stella's identity, and vowed to shatter her in Edna's own living room—an 85-year-old grandma, a crumbling artificial superman, and an ordinary girl with a cane stood at their own front door against the whole darkness. And the silver light flickering in Stella's palm hinted at a truth more terrifying than battle—her father had been killed by the very same power.
Dressed in rustic clothes, she returns to her son's home but is despised by her in-laws and forced into a maid's room. She endures cold treatment until her son is pushed to the brink. Then, she reveals her true identity as a billionaire chairwoman, leaving the whole family stunned.
At sixty-two, Vera Hamilton comes to her son's house in a flowery padded coat, carrying a woven sack. Snubbed by relatives, she gets the maid's room and endures cold treatment. When her son faces ruin, she drops her disguise. Her billionaire identity stuns every member of the family.