Chapters: 26
Play Count: 103
By chance, Angela joins the Goodwin family. Kind and gentle, she uses her warmth and wit to heal family members, safeguard peace, resolve domestic troubles and keep harmony. She leads the family out of hardships to a stable life.
Two-year-old Lily grew up in an orphanage until the wealthy Harringtons discover she is their long-lost heiress. Her arrival turns the mansion upside down and slowly melts the heart of her broken, reclusive father Ethan. But as Lily brings him back to life, hidden enemies begin closing in on the family.
Emely, a 5-year-old orphan with healing powers, saves the dying heir of the Johnson family. Adopted by them, she becomes the key to breaking their century-old curse. Her billionaire stepdad dotes on her, while elites fight to be her apprentice, and he's filled with jealousy!
On a stormy night, three-year-old Mina Ford arrives at the Ford mansion, claiming to be the Ford family's heir. Her arrival disrupts a family inheritance battle. As hidden secrets unfold, the truth about her mother's tragic death is revealed. Justice is served, and Mina finally finds her place in the Ford family.
By chance, Angela joins the Goodwin family. Kind and gentle, she uses her warmth and wit to heal family members, safeguard peace, resolve domestic troubles and keep harmony. She leads the family out of hardships to a stable life.
A two-year-old girl appears at an aloof, devout heir's door and calls him Dad. A DNA test proves her claim, turning his quiet life into a crash course in parenting. Her warmth melts his reserve, and as family schemes threaten them, the once distant man becomes a fiercely devoted father.
A clever girl grows up with her family in the mountains, learning to identify rare treasures from nature. Through hard work and wisdom, they turn forest resources into a better life. Facing every challenge together, the family escapes hardship and builds a peaceful, prosperous home.
Swapped at birth, a little girl returns to her family four years later with a red scar on her face. Neighbors mock her looks, but her family fiercely defends her. Since her homecoming, their fortunes keep improving. Could the child everyone scorns be the blessing they needed?
Threeโyearโold Mia breaks into the cold Hawthorne manor on a rainy night, asking for milkโpowder money with an old stuffed rabbit. Hidden inside the toy lies evidence uncovering her origin and family conspiracy. Innocence confronts aristocratic scheming. Twists and warmth unfold as the frigid mansion regains the meaning of home.