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Olympian priestess Serena sleeps with the poisoned war god Ares to save him, and becomes pregnant. To protect her child, she makes a deal with the Fates, trading her memory and lifespan—forgetting who the father is. Forced to return to Ares, she finds her best friend Hera has stolen her identity. The cold war god finds himself inexplicably drawn to Serena and insists they pretend to be engaged. Living together day by day, feelings quietly grow. When her memory returns, Serena learns she has only six months left to live. To avoid burdening Ares, she pushes him away with coldness. But after pain and searching, Ares still vows to keep her by his side. As the army of fallen gods marches on Olympus, Hera tears open all the lies. Facing a dying Serena, Ares makes his ultimate choice: "If giving up my throne as war god can save you, I'd rather be mortal."

When Veya and the hypocritical woman who brazenly interfered in her marriage were both poisoned, her husband and five-year-old son unhesitatingly gave the only antidote to the mistress. Reborn with the memory of her desperate and tragic death, Veya decided to sever this rotten marriage and launch a ruthless counterattack against the usurper and her betraying family.

Goddess Dara's blissful marriage to Prince Pollux of Atlantis shatters when she discovers he and her maid, Pandora, are plotting to sacrifice her. After Pandora opens a forbidden magic box – throwing Dara into the abyss – Pollux's brother Castor saves her. After awakening, Dara pretends she lost her memory and calls Castor her husband. But Dara's amnesia is only an act — and her revenge has just begun.

Seraphina, Heaven’s mightiest seraph, defeated Hell at the cost of her blood and wings, only to be falsely charged with glory theft. The scheming angel Celeste framed her with an innocent disguise, while Aurelian, her lover, delivered the cruelest betrayal. He denied her sacrifices before all angels, severed her wings, and stripped her of all honors. Heaven exiled her to Hell on a supposed redemptive suicide mission, yet secretly rewrote the battle summons into a marriage contract. Demon King Malachi gladly accepted the unmatched warrior as his bride. After Celeste ruined her last love token, Seraphina severed her bond with Aurelian and abandoned Heaven. As the demon king’s bride, she will reclaim what she lost. Celeste’s lies will be uncovered, Aurelian will regret his choice, and Heaven will learn its error: it broke her wings, but Hell granted her a throne.

For three hundred years, Olympus worshipped the wrong goddess. Lena, a judgment envoy from the Court of Hades, has lived under the shame of a stolen name: her grandmother Aletheia was betrayed, stripped of her True Name, and erased from divine history. When the thief’s granddaughter Athenais is about to ascend as a new goddess, Lena publicly tears apart her ascension scroll and demands a Trial of True Name. But exposing one stolen godhood means challenging the God of Law, the false Goddess of Art, and the entire divine order built on their lie.

Willa entered the Forbidden Grounds at 8 and slept 80 years. She woke as the only Archmage in centuries, still looking like a child. Back at her fallen family, she crushed every challenger. A finger-flick beat White-Robed Lucius; one punch felled Gold-Robed Morgana. Novak Patriarch Ezra knelt, for she had once saved him as a beggar child. When Morgana allied with Abyssal Beast Krios to seize power, Willa mastered the Purification Spell to save Ezra and faced Krios, who surrendered on sight.

Elijah Baran is a genie in a magic lamp who spent thousands of years granting three wishes to one generation after another in The Great and Powerful Genie. All that time, he secretly wanted one thing for himself: freedom. He never thought anyone would be willing to set him free. Then billionaire Steven Parrish offered him a deal—marry his granddaughter, remain a loyal husband for five years, and Elijah would finally be free.

To keep his end of the bargain, Elijah took human form and kept his identity hidden. He became exactly what Christine needed: loyal, hard-working, and passionate. He did everything he could to help her become a successful CEO. None of it mattered to Christine. The kinder Elijah was to her, the worse she treated him.

After five years of being taken for granted, Elijah had had enough. He divorced Christine without hesitation, took back everything he had given her, and left her to fend for herself with her deceptive ex. Elijah moved past the heartbreak. In time, he found a woman who could see his value, with or without his magic.

Christine didn’t realize how wrong she had been until Elijah began to rise without her. She begged him to stay and swore that she had loved him all along. But she had waited too long. Elijah was no longer the same man she once knew.

Characters

Elijah Baran

Elijah Baran is the lead protagonist of The Great and Powerful Genie. He’s a powerful yet compassionate mythical being who craves freedom more than anything. He is willing to swallow his pride and risk heartbreak if it means finally escaping the constraints of his magical existence.

Christine Parrish

Christine Parrish is an ignorant, prideful woman who mistakes wealth for character. She spends her marriage looking down on Elijah and believing he’s unworthy of her love. She eventually faces the consequences of her actions, and her downfall couldn’t be more satisfying.

Tony Roth

Tony Roth is Christine’s ex-boyfriend. He’s arrogant, selfish, and delusional about his importance, believing he deserves Christine more than anyone. His own schemes backfire on him when he discovers the truth about Elijah’s identity.

Ruby Hiller

Ruby Hiller is Elijah’s second chance at love. She’s the granddaughter of another billionaire Elijah helped in the past. Unlike Christine, Ruby knows what she wants, recognizes true humility, and cherishes Elijah the way he deserves.

Elven princess Elune became mortal for love of Prince Leon, helped him unify, but pregnant she was framed by jealous cousin Sylvia, Returning home, she became Elven Queen and came back. Leon coveted the crown that only she could wear. She exposed him, became true queen, and exiled Sylvia to a monster's death.

In her past life, the female lead saved a homeless man — actually the Wine God in disguise. He gave her a goblet. Drinking from it gave her the Midas Touch, but each use cost her life force. Used as a pawn by a powerhungry prince, she was exploited and ultimately killed by her jealous sister. With her last breath, she turned her sister's family to gold — and died. After her death, the Wine God revealed she was his daughter. He reversed time and gave her a second chance. This time, her sister stole the goblet first, gaining the Midas Touch herself. The prince still chased power, and the curse remained: the sister's body decayed, greed consumed the family and the court, and all were destroyed by their own desires. The female lead watched from the shadows — and let them destroy themselves.

On his twenty-second birthday, Nick is dying from a cursed underworld mark. His late guardian leaves him one chance: offer a silver coin to the “Queen of the Underworld.” But the one who answers is Hades himself, a silver-haired god who seals Nick’s life with a black wedding ring. Every time Hades saves him, their marriage contract grows deeper—and Nick becomes harder to let go. When a fallen priest kidnaps Nick to force Hades to open the Underworld Gate, Nick must choose: escape the god who owns his heartbeat, or claim him as an equal.