Chapters: 61
Play Count: 102
She once gave up her dreams to satisfy everyone around her, only to be left with regret. Given another chance at the turning point of her life, she chooses herself, focuses on her goals, and works hard to enter her dream university. Along the way, she discovers confidence, independence, and a brighter future.
The "foolish" girl faces powerful rivals and fresh schemes targeting her family. But while others plot against her, she spots new business opportunities and turns every crisis into a chance to thrive, proving that the cleverest move is sometimes pretending to be clueless.
After waking up as a mocked village girl in the 1970s, architect Emily Harper is sold to hunter Frank Carter. Refusing to accept her fate, she stands up to bullies and greedy relatives while using her modern knowledge to build a new home, create a better life, and find the family and future she deserves.
Six-year-old Bella Foster travels from 2060 to 2025, meets rebel grandfather Charles, and finds the Foster family near ruin. Using her gift to understand nature, Bella uncovers plots by step-grandmother Margaret and son Michael. She helps her family heal and win, then returns as the beloved Foster princess.
What would one do if they wanted to save their mother from running away from home, getting into a car accident, and being in a coma? Apparently, for two talented kids, it would mean traveling back in time to save a marriage.Ten years ago, to be exact. The kids only had one plan: to teach their father how to make their mother happy. But there was one tiny problem. Their parents, Yulissa Leigh and Jasper Lawson, still did not know each other ten years ago.Yulissa was an average Jane, while Jasper was a rich and handsome CEO. Who could blame Jasper for being suspicious of Yulissa's motive when she brought the kids to see him? No one believed the two kids' claim, even though the kids share a resemblance with their parents. But there was nothing Yulissa and Jasper could do when DNA tests revealed that the kids were indeed their children. Thus, Yulissa and Jasper shared the responsibility of raising the two kids while handling their own personal problems. She needed to deal with a scheming ex-husband and a commendable admirer, while he needed to deal with a pestering heiress who had a plan of her own.
She once gave up her dreams to satisfy everyone around her, only to be left with regret. Given another chance at the turning point of her life, she chooses herself, focuses on her goals, and works hard to enter her dream university. Along the way, she discovers confidence, independence, and a brighter future.
After Beatrice is forced to divorce Simon, an elite scholar, her sick daughter, Gwynne, is taken over by the soul of a future billionaire with mystical powers. The daughter aids her struggling mother to rise above adversity, fostering a new romance with Duke Victor. Together, they take sweet revenge on her unfaithful fatherโs family, transforming their lives completely.
Maggie transmigrates into a novel as the mother of Jason, who has been abused and set to be a villain, while his starvation for affection makes him deeply distrustful. With her persistent kindness and care, slowly, he opens up to her, becoming her fervent admirer, and even eventually, they reunite with Jasonโs father.
A one-night encounter with CEO James Sterling leaves Emily Dawson pregnant, leading to a sudden marriage. They agree to part after the birth, but as feelings deepen, all three must confront their true desires and tangled fate.
In 2002, two transfer students try to stop a girl from dating her childhood sweetheart. They are her future children, who traveled back from 2026 after witnessing their parents' unhappy marriage and fatal crash. But the girl believes in her sweetheart's love, setting the stage for a family's fight against fate.
A young woman expects to marry her childhood friend until a strange boy appears, claiming to be her future son. He says her future husband is the man she hates most. She refuses to believe him, but the enemy's heart says otherwise.