"Small-town girl Nicole comes to New York, determined to uncover the truth behind her younger sister Joy’s bizarre death. To afford the investigation, she takes a job as a private nanny for a wealthy family, relying on her unique physical trait of lactation. She soon learns the shocking truth: she is not hired to feed an infant, but a grown man — the mysterious billionaire Jason. Humiliated and furious, Nicole refuses the position. Faced with Jason’s deadly threats, she has no choice but to stay and pretend to obey. The two start off hostile and disdainful of each other, yet unexpected affection gradually blooms amid their transactional relationship. Just as Nicole softens toward him, she uncovers a devastating fact: Jason is the real killer behind her sister’s death. A thrilling cat-and-mouse game full of schemes, secrets and tangled love and hatred officially begins."
Alexis was a genius scientist. For three years, she lived under a false name, leading a classified national AI project. She left behind her fiancé Howard, promising to return and marry him. She came back to find him in bed with his secretary Tiffany. In the parking garage, Tiffany smashed her car and slapped her face. Howard watched and laughed. He called her worthless. He broke their engagement. Alexis didn't fight back. She smiled. She invited Howard to bid on a contract for the mysterious "Dr. Origin"—a name he did not know was hers. At the gala, Howard spent millions to impress Dr. Origin, never realizing the woman he had just humiliated was the one he was begging to impress. When the foundation advisor, her student Evan, and the governor all bowed to her on stage, Howard's world collapsed. Alexis revealed her identity to the world and announced she would never work with the Sterling Group. Stock prices crashed. Howard lost everything. He knelt and begged. Tiffany turned on him, exposing his tax fraud and murder plots. They were both arrested. Alexis walked away with a lifetime achievement award and the freedom she had earned.
In the height of summer, the hero and heroine meet by chance on a city street corner, beginning a healing romantic connection. The hero carries past burdens and has a quiet, gentle personality. The heroine is optimistic, cheerful, and warm—like a beam of light illuminating his world. Through daily companionship, they support and redeem each other, slowly unraveling old emotional knots and developing feelings. Despite obstacles and small setbacks, they firmly choose each other. In that breezy summer, they find pure, genuine love and walk hand in hand toward a warm, beautiful future.
"On her wedding day, Ms. Jiang stood at the altar as her groom picked up the microphone—and serenaded another woman. His first love. His ""white moonlight."" In front of every friend, every family member, every witness to what was supposed to be her happiest day. She didn't cry. She didn't beg. She simply turned around and walked away. No scenes. No explanations. Just the quiet sound of a woman choosing herself over a lie. In the years that followed, she rebuilt. She poured the love she once gave him into her own dreams—and she rose. She became someone he could no longer reach, someone the world could no longer ignore. And he? He watched from a distance, drowning in the weight of what he'd thrown away. He came back, again and again, begging for another chance. But Ms. Jiang had learned the most important lesson of all: when you finally walk away from the wrong person, you never look back. A story of a woman who refused to be a footnote in someone else's love story—and wrote her own instead. "
Locked for three years in an undersea maximum-security prison, feared criminal Neil Bruce is freed by warden Lilith to guard wealthy heiress Vivian Moretti. The Biltre clan, who murdered Neil’s parents two decades prior, plots to assassinate Vivian and seize her family’s conglomerate. Neil teams up with four close women: lawyer Alice, double agent secretary Chloe, and warden Lilith, all sharing a villa with Vivian. He crushes the Biltres’ assassination attempts, outmaneuvers their financial traps with his massive private fortune, and slays the clan’s vicious heirs one by one. After killing Biltre patriarch Solomon, Neil uncovers a shocking truth: New York Governor Morette masterminded his parents’ murder, marking the start of his final revenge.
Aurelia was the rightful heir to the dragon throne. Eighteen years ago, she sealed her bloodline for love and became a housewife. Her husband was a mediocre knight. Her son was a devoted soldier. Three years ago, both men were kidnapped while escorting a temple priestess. Aurelia brought ransom to save them. Instead, the priestess trapped her into becoming a hostage. Her husband promised rescue. He never came. He left her to rot in slave markets for three years. When the old king finally sent a rescue team, Aurelia returned home to find the priestess had taken everything. Her home. Her family. Her son now called the priestess "mother." Her husband refused to acknowledge her suffering. They even threw her from a tower. Bleeding on the stones, Aurelia's blood touched the seal necklace. Crimson light exploded. The dragon blood awoke. Her eyes turned gold. She rose from the ashes, reclaimed her throne, and delivered justice to every betrayer. She no longer needed their love. She only needed their fear.
