Orphan Sora wakes up as a six-year-old destined to become a medicinal puppet for the heroine. Refusi...
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Betrayed by his fiancée and stripped of his power, Ash Thorne was cast down to Servant's Peak as a woodcutter. But a mysterious System awakened with every swing of his axe, turning each chop into raw power. Now he's climbing back, one realm at a time, to settle every debt in blood.
In the ancient castle, the male lead, Frank, is dealing with Fu Ling, finally avenging his long-held grudge. As he does so, a melodious dance tune wafts through the air. Frank turns towards the source of the music. Not far away, in front of the castle's fountain, the female lead, Lucy, is dancing, so breathtakingly beautiful that it seems almost otherworldly. Frank catches a fleeting glimpse of her, and beneath his calm exterior, a madness born of years of longing for Lucy surges within him. He recalls the time when Lucy performed a ballet just for him. As Lucy finishes her dance, the second male lead, moved by her performance, appears. Lucy's father is also there, overjoyed for the two young people. Just then, black-clad bodyguards emerge from all directions. Frank approaches Lucy, kicks the second male lead aside, and introduces himself as Fu Jingnian, declaring that he has come today to marry Lucy. Both Lucy and her father are stunned by Frank's true identity. Seeing their shocked expressions, Frank confesses his love for Lucy and demands that she marry him. Lucy, taken aback by Frank's domineering attitude, angrily rebukes him, slapping him and declaring that he is the one who ruined her mother's life. She recounts how her mother was hit by Frank's relative, stating that the perpetrator deserved to go to hell but is instead living freely, while her mother suffers from severe depression, all due to the oppression of Frank's powerful family. She swears she will never marry Frank. Frank expresses deep regret for what happened to Lucy's mother but clarifies that he was not responsible. He promises to find the perpetrator and personally apologize to Lucy's family if she agrees to marry him. True to his word, Frank fulfills his promise, but only after confining Lucy by his side. From then on, Frank uses every means to forcibly claim Lucy, leading to a tumultuous love-hate relationship as Lucy initially does not love Frank. Over time, Frank gradually learns how to truly love someone, and Lucy begins to see Frank in a new light, eventually opening her heart to him, leading to a happy ending.
Jane joined the Grant family, faked the child’s blood type, and conspired with Felix Whitman and Joseph Franklin to steal funds, sparking family and parentage disputes. Caroline Grant exposed her, bringing legal consequences. A visit from Jane’s brother-in-law caused awkward interactions, public ridicule, and deeper conflicts.
Stella was taken in by the Adams family but was ostracized for her superpowers. In a twist, she healed a man named Carl with her blood. Carl then realized that Stella was his long-lost granddaughter. Before Carl could reclaim her, the Adams family sold her to a research institute. Carl and his son Rory rescued her just in time. At their home, Stella used her powers to heal her uncles and win their devotion, becoming the family's beloved one. Her fame spread, and big shots all sought her favor, including her grandfather Kellan.
What was supposed to be a dream trip to Paradise Isle turns into a nightmare. A bizarre ban on passengers with a certain last name. A massive shark circling the damaged boat. No signal. Limited supplies. As tensions explode and the body count rises, desperate survivors face an impossible choice—work together or turn on each other.
Five years ago, maid Diana was set up and spent a night with mafia boss Calvin, only to be imprisone...
Disconnected from modern society after returning to Earth, the immortal lord disguises himself as a teen to be the school belle’s bodyguard. He fumbles with campus life, protects her from crises, forms a bond with her, and faces hidden plots.
The man woke up to find himself the puppet crown prince, with everyone seeking his life. But they were all mistaken. This body housed the soul of a supreme soldier, forged in the fires of battle. They thought they could outmaneuver him with schemes? He would pave his road to the throne directly with their lives!
Kolton failed his spiritual trial and found his soul transported into the body of a modern man who looked identical to him. Due to a mysterious connection, his wife and her family could hear his thoughts. After witnessing the unfortunate events his wife's family had experienced, Kolton began to gain their respect. He then took it upon himself to help them overcome their challenges.
While chasing a lost sheep, villager Li Shuai trespasses into an abandoned mansion. There hangs an oil painting of a bride in crimson robes — so vivid it seems to bleed. Believing it valuable, he takes it home. The moment his Third Uncle sees it, he faints in convulsions. That night, Li Shuai and his wife begin sharing the same nightmare: the painted bride steps out of the frame, sitting at their bedside, watching them with hollow eyes. Death follows. Three chickens are ripped apart at dawn. Their guard dog howls madly each night they dream — only to be found dead with its neck twisted backward. Terrified, Li Shuai returns the painting to the ruins. But as thunder cracks that evening, a crimson shadow materializes on their window. ""Look!"" his wife shrieks. The window bursts open with supernatural force. The painting slams onto the floor — the shadow was its reflection. His wife faints. Third Uncle arrives, whispering: ""She’s claimed you. Marry the dead bride... or perish."" Panicked, Li Shuai finds dozens of identical paintings hidden in walls. A groom’s funeral robe hangs in their wardrobe. He burns everything. That midnight, as he tends his feverish wife, a woman in dripping red silk glides into their room. Blinded by rage, Li Shuai charges outside — but finds only moonlit silence. When he returns, his wife lies dressed in the bridal gown, its sleeves stained with fresh chicken blood. The truth unravels: Third Uncle and Aunt orchestrated every horror. The ""priceless"" painting was trash they’d discarded. The nightmares? Hallucinogens in their dinner. The shadow? A puppet on fishing line. The gown? Slipped on while Li Shuai chased empty darkness. All to steal their land — using the dead as a weapon.
In Cary's past life, he was ignored by his family and died because of Danny. Before his death, Cary felt disappointed by his family. When he opened his eyes again, he realized he had been reborn back to his birthday ten years ago. Cary was adopted by the Holt family when he was twelve years old. He thought he finally had a home, but he didn't expect that his family only cared for the other adopted son, Danny, while he only received indifference and unfair treatment. After Cary cut ties with his family, he stayed with two of his childhood friends and realized that a loving family member doesn't need to be blood-related. He used the information he learned from his past life to make money and live happily with his friends.
"After the deaths of her parents, Su Qingqing, daughter of a merchant family in Great Xia, is taken in by her uncle’s household in Nanzhou Prefecture. Facing financial ruin, her uncle forces her into marriage during her mourning period to fund his son’s wedding. Fleeing the arrangement, Su Qingqing disrupts the imperial procession of Emperor Xiao He, who—moved by her plight and reminded of his beloved Shen Min’s similar hardships—grants her a token of favor, permitting her to serve in the palace after her filial mourning ends. Misinterpreting the emperor’s compassion as romantic interest, Su Qingqing storms the palace with two friends, Zhao Jiaojiao and Fang Yuanyuan, expelling court ladies, presiding over morning court from the throne, executing officials, and appointing her unqualified friends as Ministers of Revenue and War. Her reckless actions escalate: she castrates the Crown Prince of Great Liang, sabotages a diplomatic marriage alliance, and declares war on multiple nations in front of both emperors. A bedridden Emperor Xiao He watches helplessly as Su Qingqing seizes the throne, humiliates his uncle Prince Yu with the imperial disciplinary rod, and later deposes the Dowager Empress, sending her and the true empress Shen Min to a brothel. When Great Liang invades in retaliation, Su Qingqing’s disastrous ""campaign""—a lavish sightseeing tour—ends in her capture and the annihilation of 100,000 troops. To save herself, she betrays Great Xia, leading the enemy army to the capital. Only Emperor Xiao He’s last-minute recovery and heroic speech rally the people to repel the invaders. Su Qingqing is sentenced to marry a Xiongnu chieftain as punishment, while her accomplices are publicly executed. "