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"Lorde, the Daughter of the Sea‑God, was betrayed by her husband Demos and her handmaiden Chloris, who cast her off the cliffs of Mount Olympus. As she lay dying, she finally learned that Helios, the deposed Sun‑God, had always loved her deeply — and he traded his divine status for her rebirth. Returned to the age of eighteen, Lorde rejects her old betrothal to seek out Helios, only to face forced marriage imposed by Zeus once more. The two join forces to hatch a plot, reclaim the Sun‑God’s staff, expose the truth behind the murder in their past life, and make the wrongdoers pay for their crimes. In the end, they hold their wedding on the island of Rhodes and embrace a new beginning."

Persephone was just a curious goddess, sneaking into the Underworld for thrills. Until a stolen touch exposed her forbidden desire for Hades. Humiliated, teased, and still hopelessly captivated. Hades sees everything… and nothing is off-limits. She’s the innocent spring goddess. He’s the ruler of the dead, powerful, irresistible, and impossible to have. Temptation was never part of the plan, but neither was falling in love with the ruler of the dead.

Supreme God Charles seals his powers, posing as a magic academy janitor to protect his daughter Selena from Azathoth's curse. When the corrupt dean attempts to sacrifice her to the Outer Gods, Charles unleashes his true divine might, crushing the invasion. He is forced to slay his possessed daughter. Charles sacrifices his godhood to resurrect her—yet a sinister, abyssal light flickers in her awakening eyes.

On her eighteenth birthday, Zara finally awakens the power that has been sealed inside her since childhood. For fifteen years, she has lived as a castless servant in House Greth—mocked, controlled, and humiliated by Lord Rowan, the man fate itself chose for her. But when their sacred bond appears, Rowan rejects her in front of the gods and throws her away like she was never worth loving. Then Lord Theron Blackwell arrives. Cold, powerful, and feared by every house in the realm, Theron sees what everyone else refuses to see: Zara is not a servant. She is the missing heir of a destroyed bloodline, the daughter of House Solenne, and the bearer of a divine gift powerful enough to expose every lie in the kingdom. Now Rowan wants her back. Isolde wants her ruined. And the council wants proof. But Zara is done begging for a place in someone else’s world. The rejected girl is about to become the woman every house fears.

When Naomi accidentally summons Thanatos, the God of Death, a desperate kiss awakens his heart after ten thousand years. Revealed as his destined Bride of Death, Naomi is the only one who can break his curse, while the immortal reaper discovers that even a god can fall in love.

Elijah Baran is a genie in a magic lamp who can grant three wishes. After thousands of years, a billionaire uses his last wish to grant Elijah freedom, but on one condition: Elijah must marry his granddaughter, Christine, for five years! To fulfill the wish, Elijah transforms into a human, marries Christine, and secretly helps her become a successful CEO. However, Christine ignores and constantly belittles him during their marriage. When the five years are almost up, Elijah starts to realize that Christine might never truly love him. He decides to divorce her.

Lucian, Guardian of the Underworld Gates, flees the realm of the dead with his daughter Mila—who bears the power of the River Styx—and surfaces in the mortal city of Vesper to live an ordinary life. On the streets he rescues Valerie, heir to the Ashford family, who is being hunted; to dodge an arranged marriage, she proposes a contract marriage, and the two wed. Adrian Hawthorne's family closes in: they kidnap Valerie and send Underworld envoys to kill. Mila, with her superhuman strength, shields her mother again and again, while Lucian silently erases the memories involved. Mila also hacks the enemy's bug and exposes cousin Gavin's plot to forge drug evidence and frame Valerie. At the family council, father and daughter shatter the scheme—just as Adrian arrives with gunmen to seize the docks. Meanwhile, Charon has sent Ronan into the mortal world, and their peace faces threats from both the Underworld and the mob.

The story takes place in Glimmerhold—a fantasy metropolis powered by "emotional energy." Joy, anger, sorrow, and delight are converted into the city’s lifeblood, and the "Emotion Weavers" are the only ones capable of sorting, transmuting, and storing this emotional energy—serving as the city’s de facto "emotional healers." Top-tier Emotion Weavers can achieve "shaping matter with pure emotion," transforming unadulterated feelings into tangible entities. A century ago, Glimmerhold was plagued by the Shadows of Nothingness—the embodiment of all humanity’s negative emotions, a force that feeds on positive feelings and once plunged the entire city into despair. The great-grandmother of the female protagonist Stella (the first-generation top Emotion Weaver) created the guardian Lorian with all her love, sealing both the Shadows of Nothingness and Lorian within an "emotional fabric" at the cost of her own life. Only those bearing the first generation’s bloodline can awaken Lorian with pure love—and the awakener will become the Shadows of Nothingness’ next target.

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."

That night, Liola mistook the heir of the Thunder Temple for a divine male attendant. After it was over, she tossed a handful of gold coins his way and walked off without a backward glance. The very next day, the man showed up with his troops surrounding her, claiming he was there to arrest the thief who had stolen the sacred stone. Worse still — she was carrying his child. But he refused to acknowledge it, instead forcing her to leave the child behind and walk away. She awakened the bloodline of Athena, tore apart every injustice in her path, and turned to leave. That was when he dropped to one knee before her: "I'm sorry. Can you give me a chance to be the father of our child?"