Chapters: 40
Play Count: 191
As a biological daughter of nobility, Ivy spent five years as the substitute wife for Kael, the Alpha Moon‑Touched. All his tenderness was pretense, since his heart belonged to their adopted sister Evelyn. After seeing through the deception, Ivy faked her death and fled the capital. She reopened her passion for painting by running the Little Hibiscus Art Studio in a border town. Exposed for plagiarism, Evelyn showed up to make trouble. Remorseful Kael begged for reconciliation but was firmly rejected. In the border town, Theo, a respectful and appreciative Beta, kept her company silently. Eventually, Ivy let go of past pain. Neither obsessing over revenge nor accepting belated remorse, she lived for herself and stepped into a brand‑new life.
The female protagonist is like a pure angel, accidentally falling into a dark abyss and entangled with the cruel male protagonist's fate. She used all her tenderness to redeem the male protagonist, but was betrayed and exploited. Her innocence was crushed, and the angel finally ignited into a flame of revenge. After the male protagonist lost her, he suddenly realized that he had already deeply loved the female protagonist and embarked on a path of paranoid pursuit of his wife. The female protagonist shed her weakness and transformed into a thorny rose, seeking revenge on all those who hurt her. The two pulled on the edge of darkness and light, with love and hate intertwined, watching the fallen angel burn everything and regain her own life.
Betrayed and killed by six women he once helped, Charles Yeaton is reborn three years earlier with all the rewards of his former Matchmaker System. Determined never to repeat his mistakes, he grows stronger, takes revenge on his betrayers, and forges his own destiny.
At a university debate competition, Bonnie’s boyfriend Finley leaks her traumatic childhood secret to help rival Alison win, leaving Bonnie humiliated and gossiped about by everyone. Devastated, Bonnie breaks up with Finley, quits the debate club, and takes an exchange program to Broomburg to start over. She meets Drake, a gentle senior who respects her pain and gives her consistent comfort. Even when Finley travels far to beg for forgiveness, Bonnie refuses to reconcile. Gradually healed by Drake’s quiet care, she lets go of all past hurt, marries him in a small church, and embraces a brand-new, peaceful life free from trauma.
The family's long-lost daughter seems frail and lazy—but she's secretly a masked ten-time fighting champion abroad. When eight gyms come to challenge and her father and brothers are hurt, she wins eight straight and guards the family name.
Betrayed by her family and used as a bone marrow donor, Nina Summers survives and returns with a new identity to take revenge. Her schemes ruin her enemies, but she nearly loses herself. Lily, Charlotte's autistic daughter, changes her. Nina sacrifices herself to save Lily, wakes a year later, and finds love and redemption.
Lillian, a wealthy heiress,hid her status to marry Aaron, a poor boxer still in love with his ex. She sacrificed everything for his career, but when he became champion, his ex returned. Heartbroken, Lillian left—only to discover Julian, her childhood friend, had loved her all along.
He was a top doctor but became a househusband to support his wife. When her first love returned, he realized he was merely a substitute. He decisively divorced her, withdrew his funds, accepted a new arranged marriage, and walked away, leaving her in deep regret.
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.