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Abandoned by her parents and raised by her grandmother, a determined girl becomes a successful executive. When her grandmother falls ill, she gives up a lucrative career to return home, build a traditional food business, develop rural tourism, and lead her village to prosperity.
Forced into a marriage to save her adoptive father, Louise Mitchell leaves the city for the countryside, only to discover her "farmer" husband, Troy Scott, is actually a hidden billionaire. Bound by a three-month contract, their rocky start slowly transforms into trust and passion, as schemes, family conflicts, and secrets test their love.
After being underpaid and overlooked, Hannah Greenfield leaves her job and starts her own business. Using her talent and determination, she builds a successful supply network and creates new opportunities for local merchants. As Hannah's career flourishes, those who once underestimated her are left behind.
After a decade with Andy Woods, Sophie Shaw's life shatters when a one-night mistake with Ethan Langley leads to contract marriage with Nina Shaw as a stand-in bride. Amid misunderstandings and schemes, they uncover the real villain—Sophie's father—and Sophie and Ethan find true happiness together.
Jake, a small-town diner waiter, has his love and dignity humiliated with a single penny by his fiancée Sophie and rich-kid Blake on the night he proposes. Penniless, he still helps a homeless man named Hank — who gifts him a lottery ticket worth $300 million. Jake chooses to stay anonymous, teams up with lawyer Leon, and quietly buys up the entire town's industries, gutting the Whitmore family empire piece by piece. Disguised as a handyman, he endures every insult while gathering evidence of Blake's embezzlement and Richard's corporate abuse — waiting for the perfect moment. At the Thanksgiving celebration, Jake reveals himself in public: full acquisition, all crimes exposed, Whitmore father and son ruined and jailed, Sophie the laughingstock of the town. Along the way, he finds a kindred soul in Maya, a stray-animal volunteer. Through misunderstanding and reconciliation, Jake keeps his heart, finishes the revenge with integrity, and rebuilds his own life.
Sonia Horn, a CEO, conceals her status in search of an obedient marriage partner, while Alec Heath, the head of Maze Group, pretends to be poor to avoid gold diggers. Their whirlwind marriage takes an unexpected turn when their companies collaborate, bringing them dangerously close to discovering each other's true identities.
On the eve of his wedding, deliveryman Richard King unexpectedly inherits a vast fortune, becoming a billionaire overnight. When a demand for higher expenditures shatters his engagement, he finds new purpose aiding college friend Susan Grant. Their growing bond sparks a romance that blooms into a marriage envied by all.
For three years, he hid his CEO identity as a lowly worker, enduring mockery. Fired and divorced at the annual party, he hit rock bottom. Shedding his disguise, he reclaimed his true power. He easily struck back, shattering prejudices with his real strength to start a brand new life.
Intern Leah Leah mistakenly entered CEO Kane's room to save her mother and became pregnant with triplets overnight. In order to pay off her gambling debts and save her mother's life, she contracted to marry the cold-faced CEO and concealed her identity to join the group. Despite being framed in the workplace and harassed by her ex-boyfriend, Kane Kane repeatedly risked her life to protect her. From taking what they needed to pretending, the two went through life and death, and finally found true love and family in a grand wedding.
Abandoned by her parents and raised by her grandmother, a determined girl becomes a successful executive. When her grandmother falls ill, she gives up a lucrative career to return home, build a traditional food business, develop rural tourism, and lead her village to prosperity.