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Eighteen-year-old noble Leia lost her mother young. Her father raised seven slave boys as her knights and suitors. For ten years, Leia loved their leader, Marcus, wholeheartedly. When maid Livia arrived, she feigned weakness and turned the seven knights against Leia. Marcus shielded Livia in the arena, leaving Leia wounded by a beast, and later destroyed Leia’s mother’s keepsake bracelet. Leia’s heart turned cold. Commander Augustus, who had secretly loved Leia for ten years while pretending to be paralyzed, proposed after learning of her suffering. Leia agreed. At Leia’s birthday banquet, Livia plotted to ruin her reputation, and the knights still sided with Livia. Augustus revealed he was never disabled and expelled them. When they later discovered Livia’s lies and begged forgiveness, Leia refused, revealing she, not Livia, had saved Marcus during the plague. She chose Augustus, who truly cherished her. Desperate, Marcus imprisoned Livia and died with her. The remaining knights left in remorse. Leia married Augustus and found true happiness.

Young Omega Lucian is framed by his stepmother Evelyn and half-brother Brandon for the Elder’s murder and branded with a lethal blood-curse. Thrown into Blackstone Federal Deephold, he triggers a Mate-bond resonance with three top Alphas: Warden Vincent, Pack heir Jasper, and S-class prisoner Killian. The Moon Goddess decrees that only his true Mate can break the curse before it drains his bones and blood. Vincent presses him with rules, Killian’s unstable bloodline harms him, and only Jasper protects him at the cost of his own life. After surviving explosion plots, Hell Maze death matches, and a prison-wide purge, Lucian chooses Jasper. Their bond breaks the curse. Together with Vincent and Killian, they expose the deputy warden’s collusion with Evelyn and fight back to Silvermoon Holy City. At the coronation, Evelyn and Brandon are arrested. Lucian’s name is cleared. He and Jasper drive into the wilderness beneath the eternal silver-red bond light, wandering to the ends of the earth.

Nineteen‑year‑old Yale medical student Emily Carter faces crushing debt from her father’s disabling injury. Pressured by her greedy step‑mother Debra, she enters a physical‑for‑money arrangement with top neurosurgeon Adrian Whitmore to cover her father’s life‑sustaining treatment. As they repeatedly cross paths, cold‑dominant Adrian grows genuinely attached to Emily, while she struggles between survival and self‑respect. She endures abuse from Adrian’s violent brother Xavier and hidden manipulation from seemingly kind professor Mike Hayes. After kidnapping, violence, frame‑ups and family conflicts, Emily cuts off toxic kinship. Adrian abandons his transaction‑minded mindset, and the two build sincere, equal love on the ruins of their deal.

Five years ago, legendary pilot “Tempest” killed the Abyssal Lord and vanished. Now he hides as Ash, a quiet repairman at the failing Shaw shop in Portwell. As the Howe family pressures the Shaws toward bankruptcy, heiress Stella pilots the aging Azure Phoenix to save their legacy, guided secretly by Ash. Howe heir Quentin tries to recruit Ash and block the Shaws from the Federal Thunder Cup, but federal ace Harlan secures their entry. In the tournament, Stella wins upset after upset while Team Vulture’s Zorn and Howe coach Trey sabotage them from the shadows. Ash’s identity as the lost Tempest slowly emerges. Military Under-Secretary Gray then reveals his conspiracy: forging forbidden Sync Agent from Abyss-Beast cores and breeding Abyss creatures. After the finals, his followers trigger a beacon, summoning an apocalyptic Abyssal Lord Type-II toward Portwell with no federal fleet in time. Ash boards the sealed mech Daybreak again. Fighting alongside Stella, Victor, and Toby, he slays the beast with the Tempest Blade. Gray is brought to justice, the legend returns, and the Shaw family rises anew.

Ethan, codename Ares, is released from Blackstone, a top-secret maximum-security prison, returning to investigate the wrongful arson case at St. Mary’s Orphanage from fifteen years ago. He discovers that seven sisters, each with extraordinary talents, are being persecuted one after another by criminal forces. Ethan reveals his formidable strength, thwarting conspiracies along the way and uncovering the mastermind politician Cross. Once the crisis ends, however, a secret involving a mysterious committee still lies hidden beneath the prison. He sets off into danger once more—the battle to protect his family is far from over.

Martha spent thirty years keeping her family alive—cooking, cleaning, raising her son Jason and grandson Jackson, even funding everyone with her bakery while husband Richard pursued his cello career. When she finally asks about the European trip he promised thirty years ago, they call her childish and tell her to stay home. That night she finds five first-class tickets to Paris, Richard, Jason's family, and her glamorous sister Valerie. Martha packs their bags, then lists the house, blacks them out, and books a one-way flight to Costa Rica. When they return to strangers in their old home, she serves divorce papers and refuses to be their unpaid maid again.

Tilly, an ordinary high school student, is publicly humiliated after her crush on a popular hockey player is exposed. Devastated, she musters up the courage to send him nudes anonymously in hopes of catching his eye. But she accidentally sends the pics to Oliver instead, the captain of the hockey team who always teases her. What will happen between them?

Elliot Ashford, heir to Britain’s Ashford Group, was left paralyzed by trauma after his father’s murder in a staged car crash. His mother hired Miles Carter, a rough street fighter, to break through his isolation. Miles used brutal, unorthodox tactics to force Elliot back into the world, driven by his own understanding of darkness after losing his mother to depression. As the heir assembly neared, Elliot’s cousin Dominic—the crash’s mastermind—and his fiancée Victoria escalated their plot. Dominic abducted and tortured Miles, using him to blackmail Elliot via video call. Elliot broke through his paralysis in that moment. He read Miles’ silent message, raced to the warehouse, and fought alongside him at a cliff’s edge. Both fell over, but Elliot refused to let go, and Miles pulled them both back. At the heir assembly, Miles carried the battered Elliot into the boardroom. Elliot stood for the first time in a year, reclaimed his inheritance, and exposed Dominic and Victoria, who were arrested. Miles collected his pay and left. Elliot dropped his cane, ran after him, and pulled him close when Miles asked if the bodyguard job was still open. “It is,” Elliot said. “For a lifetime.”

Former CIA advisor Ethan Cole returns with ex-Mossad officer Mia after his “Super Quantum” tech is stolen by ex-girlfriend Valentina and broker Damian. They reactivate Project Aegis and strike back. Cornered, Valentina allies with tycoon Vane; Damian hires the Bloodwolf syndicate. Hitman Jack discovers Ethan’s bodyguard is his savior—Valentina’s father Victor—and leaks the plot. Ethan stages a nationally televised fake death. Believing him gone, Valentina betrays Damian, mortgages everything, even steals Victor’s pension, forcing him to disown her. Mia secretly saves Damian and records his crimes. At the Global Military-Industry Summit, Ethan reappears with special forces, broadcasting the truth, Damian’s confession, and the illegal contract. Valentina is arrested for life; Bloodwolf is wiped out. Ethan secures North America’s military industry and proposes to Mia at a global victory gala.

Handmaiden Io fell in love with Ares, King of the Gods, incurring the wrath of the Mother Goddess Theia and the divine council. Theia hunted Io down and drove her to the edge of a cliff, where she fell to her presumed death. Seven years later, Ares has become an even more formidable King of the Gods. He has always believed Io to be dead, with only the broken star-moon necklace—repaired by his own hands—reminding him of all he lost. During a visit to the mortal realm, he has a chance encounter on the streets of Athens with a pair of street-performing twins—a boy playing a bay leaf and a girl tapping seashells, performing the very Star-Moon Song Io once played only for him. The necklace, the melody, the pair of pale gold eyes so identical to his own—every clue points toward a possibility he cannot bear to face. All the while, Io lingers in the mortal realm, half-blind and frail, unaware of the reunion so close at hand. A love story spanning the divine and the mortal. A pair of lovers separated for seven years. Two children who have never known their father. An eternal vow sealed by a star-moon necklace. When fate pushes them toward each other once more, the laws of the gods, a mother's opposition, and the suffering of the mortal world will all stand as insurmountable walls between them.