Chapters: 80
Play Count: 239
Vivian Lawrence is humiliated by ex-husband Michael Grant and daughter Charlotte at the ceremony. Secretly a powerful leader, she exposes Michael's baby-switch, reunites with true daughter Emily Lynn, and cuts Charlotte off. Despite rivals' schemes, Vivian prevails. Emily gets engaged to Alexander Sterling; their foes fall.
Haunted by the loss of his sister, William Bennett returns home unaware that she is still alive. As family secrets, hidden identities, and greedy schemes emerge, a long-separated family faces a chance at reunion—and a test of loyalty.
After her parents die and her family goes broke, Ella's brother leaves her with his business enemy Archer. To stay, she acts poor and weak, not knowing Archer now wants her. When he asks to marry her, everything changes. ——Adapted from "After Bankruptcy, My Brother Threw Me to His Arch-Rival" by Jin Yuzi, from Fanqie Novel.
Max is called the King of Hell, and half of the wealth in the world is in his hands.A month ago, Max became the son-in-law of the Wood's family as repayment. When Max and his mother were living on the street when he was a child, Woods saved him. However, Woods felt that Max was a person who did not seek to make progress, so Woods tried every means to get Max to divorce.
Vivian Lawrence is humiliated by ex-husband Michael Grant and daughter Charlotte at the ceremony. Secretly a powerful leader, she exposes Michael's baby-switch, reunites with true daughter Emily Lynn, and cuts Charlotte off. Despite rivals' schemes, Vivian prevails. Emily gets engaged to Alexander Sterling; their foes fall.
A devoted housewife, trapped in a marriage with a hypocritical and cold husband, becomes a live-in housekeeper for a media conglomerate heir to survive. The heir appears to be a carefree playboy but harbors loneliness from his mother's death and estrangement from his father. Recognizing her as a woman he once saved, he deliberately tempts her to break her moral restraints. They engage in an intense battle of desire, shifting from resistance to obsession—physically and emotionally.