Chapters: 135
Play Count: 2,239
A modern family lands in a poor ancient village. A farming expert, pastry chef, influencer, and scholar must survive cruel relatives and starvation. Together they grow crops, make goods, study, and build a business, turning a desperate start into a prosperous new life.
A tragic end sends John Smith back 30 years to the Jenkins' home. They raised him, only to cast him aside when their real son returned. Resolved, John turns to his own family. From selling fish to running a booming clothing empire, he rises—claiming a Top Brand title. Yet, as he soars, the Jenkins face a downfall of their own.
A modern family of four wakes in a poor farming household in ancient times. Using their skills in farming, baking, culture, and academics, they build a bakery, develop the village, and lead their family from poverty to prosperity.
A medical PhD transmigrates into a young orphan. She finds her widowed mother a martial artist stepfather and learns peerless medical skills. Facing forced labor, arson, and her father's injury, she uses her wisdom to protect her family, help her brother pass exams, and lead them to glory.
Evelyn Carter, a battle-hardened heiress, dies in war and wakes up as CEO William Bennett's wife. She signs a one-year marriage deal, planning to leave with a house and a job. Instead, she crushes her rivals, tames the Bennetts, and makes the cold CEO fall for her. Now he's the one chasing.
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.
Returning to her rich family, Summer is framed for theft and kicked out. A group of kind street youths support her education. After scoring high on exams and entering a top college, she meets her family again as a server. She uses surveillance and her admission letter to expose the lies and wins compensation.
A modern family lands in a poor ancient village. A farming expert, pastry chef, influencer, and scholar must survive cruel relatives and starvation. Together they grow crops, make goods, study, and build a business, turning a desperate start into a prosperous new life.
Overworked to death, Mary Benson wakes in the '60s as a notorious mother-in-law. After unlocking a system that lets her trade wild plants for supplies, she outwits her scheming relatives, wins over her family, and leads them from poverty—turning their village into a model of prosperity.
Two‑and‑a‑half‑year‑old Andy Bennett joins the Bennett family, shifting from shy to everyone's adored darling. Reserved Charles Bennett fumbles at first, then learns to cherish and guard his child. Warm care from relatives brightens Nellie, and her presence teaches the whole family true responsibility and happy togetherness.