The billionaire male lead cruelly torments and coldly hurts the heroine until her heart is completely dead. She resolutely divorces him and remarries. Only then does he wake up. After her remarriage, the heroine is spoiled to the extreme by her new love and lives a happy life. Her ex-husband is consumed by regret, starting a humiliating pursuit to win her back, but is repeatedly rejected. The heroine has completely let go of the past and runs toward her true love, finally achieving a perfect and happy ending.
2024 Wall Street risk analyst Irene refused to launder money. She got fired. Then she got killed in a convenience store robbery. She woke up in 1929 Chicago—chained on an auction block, listed as goods. In the crowd sat Floyd Oldham, the only man on Wall Street who had cashed out fourteen million before the crash. Everyone thought he was insane. She spoke. She gave him numbers only someone from the future could know. He bought her on the spot. They made a deal: she helps him survive the crash, he marries her. The market kept climbing. Floyd listened. He sold everything at the top. They laughed. Then Black Thursday hit. The ones who bought his shares jumped. He became a legend overnight. On their wedding day, his rival William fell from a building. Lucy ended up on the street. A black car pulled up. The door opened. Irene saw who was inside. Her face changed. She knew that person. From 2024. From before she died.
In the Abyssal Court, where darkness rages and turmoil swirls, the iron-fisted tyrant Maracol and the crimson-flame demon queen Elowin are a bitter couple who have tormented each other for twelve years. During an incognito inspection tour, both were simultaneously targeted in an assassination attempt and died from poison. However, death did not bring an end to their ordeal; instead, it triggered the soul contract of the Ancient Black Dragon—not only were they reborn back to the moment just before their deaths, but they also swapped bodies! At first, in order to reclaim their own bodies and power, the two embarked on a frenzied “endless assassination” spree. Whenever one of them died, time would reset. Thus, the Abyss Royal Court became the stage for a series of absurd yet sword-and-sword-clashing daily battles. However, after countless restarts, they were forced to reach a ceasefire agreement, deciding to join forces to uncover the true culprit lurking behind the scenes—and ultimately reconcile.
Modern warehousing magnate Chloe unexpectedly time-travels into the body of a similarly named bankrupt heiress on a famine-fleeing bus, awakening her innate ability to In between, she decisively kicked out her parasitic fiancé Edward, slapped the ungrateful adoptive sister Mary, and took in the loyal bodyguard Buck and the old Joe rented the Bloody Cabin as a base and formed an alliance with Arthur Sterling, the godfather of the Southern Mafia, to arrange supplies Dumping, a merger of equals, yet it caught the FBI agent's eye, plunging her into a life-threatening predicament. After breaking free, she set out on New journey, return to New York, reclaim everything.
"Chloe, a royal heir who was nearly assassinated by her cousin, accidentally stumbles into the thousand-year-old lair of the vampire Arthur. The two unexpectedly form a blood pact, binding them together and sparking a chemistry of mutual exploitation. To use the vampire’s superpowers to take revenge and slap down her enemies, the sunshine-like princess transforms into a meek little maid, enduring everything. Meanwhile, the cold, ancient vampire, desperate to retrieve his lost memories, is forced to become her personal bodyguard, on call at all hours. What starts as pure manipulation slowly turns genuine. When the real crisis comes, they realize that their love for each other has crossed a thousand years of time."
Ballet dancer Elena is forced into prostitution at an underground nightclub to pay for her seriously ill mother's treatment. Mafia godfather Dante recognizes her as the woman who saved him on a rainy night three years prior and imprisons her in his manor. Elena struggles, rebels, and goes on a hunger strike, but their daily interactions lead to a tangled relationship, and she becomes pregnant with his child. Threatened by a rival gang, Dante reluctantly sends Elena away to protect her, while he is forced into an engagement with Eva after plastic surgery. Elena, believing she has been abandoned, storms into the wedding with a gun to seek revenge, but Dante takes a bullet for her. In this life-or-death moment, the two let go of their past grievances. After recovering from his injuries, Dante finds Elena, kneels down, and presents her with the pigeon-blood red diamond ring that symbolizes the matriarch of his family. This time, he gives her the right to say "no." On a beach at sunset, Elena holds her toddler, and Dante embraces her from behind. She smiles and replies, "I hated, but now I'm willing." True love is never about imprisonment, but about the choice made after letting go.
