Chapters: 31
Play Count: 66
Elowen, a mermaid, saves Silas but endures three‑year torment. Betrayed by the man she trusted, she reclaims her heart pearl, returns to the ocean, and leaves her cruel betrayer trapped in endless remorse
Ella, a flower‑shop keeper with ice powers, and her shapeshifting companion Pip fight monsters spawned by demonic energy. Police officer Nathan uncovers her secret identity. A cult tries to free the sealed Demon King. Though she holds fragments of the ancient Ice Queen’s soul, Ella has no royal memories. After harsh battles and great sacrifice, she defeats the Demon King, loses her memories, and reunites with Nathan running a small flower shop.
Secretary Monica secretly loves her boss, David. When his wife Natalie visits to announce her pregnancy, a jealous Monica mistakes her for a rival and orchestrates a cruel confrontation. The harassment tragically causes Natalie to miscarry. Furious, David has Monica arrested, making her pay for her devastating jealousy.
On her wedding night, Claire suffers her husband Ethan’s coldness. After her father’s death with ignored calls, she divorces and leaves. Trapped in regret, Ethan ends in tragedy while Claire rebuilds her new life.
Mermaid princess Sephina's homeland is destroyed by scientist Lucas's toxic pollution. She comes ashore for revenge, but through environmental blogger Basel, she witnesses the kindness in humanity. Crossing the gulf of prejudice, the two gather evidence side by side, expose the conspiracy, protect the ocean, and become each other's salvation in the face of life and death.
Mermaid Princess Maris, after her sister Cora is captured by a human fishing trawler, endures the agony of scales peeling off to transform her tail into human legs, infiltrating Ashford Estate as a maid. The eldest son, Dorian, carries his own blood vendetta—his stepmother Seraphina pushed his mother Elena off a balcony to seize the family fortune, and his father Magnus knew but chose to cover it up. The two form an alliance through mutual suspicion: Maris aims to rescue her imprisoned sister, who is being drained for her blood, while Dorian seeks to avenge his mother. They secretly record the stepmother's conspiracies, uncover Elena's diary and final words, nearly die in a stairwell ambush, and finally destroy the antagonists after a paternity test reveals Caspian is not Magnus's biological son. On the rescue night, Maris smashes the holding tank to free the dying Cora, while Magnus collapses and dies from serum withdrawal during the chase. Cora returns to the sea and is accepted by their parents, while Maris chooses to stay on land—wearing Dorian's mother's jade ring on her left hand and her sister's pearl bracelet on her wrist, she has finally captured what she truly sought.
A mermaid gave her heart to save the man she loved. He let their daughter drown, then carved out the hearts of all twelve of her kin for his new lover. On the full moon, she faked her death and returned to the sea, ending a decade of devotion. When he finally knelt in remorse, her heart had turned to ice. She chose never to look back—and found a new life in the deep.
To save her sister from a death foretold by a magic mirror, Mermaid Princess Mabel takes her place as a bride in Stormspire. Her groom is the handsome Lieutenant Adrian, secretly the feared Dragon Prince. Bullied and targeted by jealous Lydia, Mabel fights back, wins her husband's heart, and founds the Tideway shipping guild. But when both spouses' secrets surface, can their love survive the truth?
Anna is rescued by the kind-hearted Captain Arthur. Aboard his aging ship, The Pearl, she begins a dangerous voyage through deadly storms to deliver life-saving medicine. As Nick’s arrogance brings disaster upon himself, Anna unleashes the true power of the ocean—and proves that the woman he discarded was the miracle behind his legend.
Elowen, a mermaid, saves Silas but endures three‑year torment. Betrayed by the man she trusted, she reclaims her heart pearl, returns to the ocean, and leaves her cruel betrayer trapped in endless remorse