Chapters: 64
Play Count: 210
An orphan raised by a kind farmer hides his brilliance to protect his father from a wealthy bully. Despite being mocked and beaten, he studies in secret. During the college entrance exam, he finishes in minutes, leading others to underestimate him. However, the final results shock everyone at the family gathering.
An orphan raised by a kind farmer hides his brilliance to protect his father from a wealthy bully. Despite being mocked and beaten, he studies in secret. During the college entrance exam, he finishes in minutes, leading others to underestimate him. However, the final results shock everyone at the family gathering.
A failed businessman returns to his hometown with his children after losing everything. A mysterious insect bite gives him incredible strength, allowing him to hunt, clear his debts, and protect his family. But behind his peaceful new life lies a hidden danger waiting to emerge.
A Father and a Son. One built a billion-dollar company at a young age, the other is a laid-back security guard. The son is ambitious and bets big on new energy, while the father warns him not to be so reckless. The son doesn't understand: Why his dad doesn't care about cars or villas and doesn't know how to enjoy life! The father is puzzled: Why does his son work day and night for money? When will it ever end?
After building an empire abroad, he returned for his daughter's school celebration. But the banquet he had funded honored his ex-wife's first love's son, while his own daughter was forced to eat scraps. Three years of generous support had bought her nothing. Now he demanded answers.
Billionaire Gerry Tarin willingly became a laborer and focused on raising his son, Manny Tarin, who married Yukie Quin, daughter of the Quin family. Manny was constantly on the back foot as he dealt with his wife’s family. Despite Manny's objection, Gerry insisted on attending his wedding.
After dying from overwork, he becomes a single father with a system that grants skills and cash for emotional value. In a parenting show, he rejects high-pressure education and respects his child's nature. His gentle approach goes viral and wins hearts, proving that happiness is the core of true education.
After a failed business venture, Frank Greenwood returns home with his children and starts over. Gaining extraordinary abilities from a mysterious beetle, he gathers resources, overcomes hardship, and searches for a better future while facing hidden dangers.
Joanna is taken in by the Dalton family at six. But when their real daughter returns, they frame Joanna and send her to juvie. So she finds her real father, a big shot in Riverdale. The guy has zero parenting skills. He thinks having a daughter is as easy as keeping a pet, but getting her to call him "Dad" is much harder.
Emma finds 96 unopened letters from her father—one a month for eight years. Each contains a transfer receipt: $900 monthly, $85,500 total, all sent to her mother. None reached Emma. The money went to her stepbrother. Her father had come to her school, been pushed down by her stepfather, had a birthday cake thrown away, stood across the street on her wedding day. Her mother kept them apart. At Thanksgiving, Emma pours out the letters and receipts: "Pay back every cent."
Billionaire Richard Palmer built a global empire, but his spoiled children take everything for granted. When he cuts them off, they are forced to face reality, learning hard lessons about family, responsibility, and the true meaning of success.