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Retired NFL star Elias wakes up in 2005, trapped in the body of a 280-pound loser who blew his wife Vera's wages on his mistress—and owed loan sharks. To win Vera back, he uses future fashion know-how to launch a sportswear line, pay off every debt, and rebuild his body from zero. Three months later, a brand-new Elias makes his stunning debut.

In 2026, fashion mogul Felix dies and wakes in 1995 as a 200-pound gay outcast. With genius design skills, he transforms his body and fate, protects his wounded guardian Carter, and rises from a small town to New York’s fashion peak.

Nora travels back in time to the 1970s and, in order to rewrite the tragic ending, takes the initiative to live a good life with her ex husband Jack. As the poisoning and murder plot surfaces, Nora discovers that she is actually Ruby, the long lost biological daughter of her mother-in-law Margaret. In the end, the mother and daughter teamed up to send the villain Walter to prison, and Nora and Jack began a new chapter in their careers and lives together.

Nine years ago, a high school love between quarterback Logan Carter and Hannah Reid was shattered at a wild party, schemed by the wealthy Victoria. Drunk Hannah accidentally slept with Logan’s teammate Jack, the encounter was recorded and leaked. Pregnant and unsure who the father was, Hannah left with her son Mason to protect Logan’s football future, carrying the burden alone. Now, Logan is an NFL star, while Hannah works as a therapy assistant for his new team, hiding in plain sight. Reunited in Los Angeles, Victoria—now the team owner—forces Hannah to publicly fake a relationship with Jack, manipulate a paternity test, and face a televised proposal, all to control Mason’s future. In a city of fame and hidden dangers, trapped between lies and real feelings, one question remains: Who is Mason’s real father—and who will finally win Hannah’s trust?

At the post-grad pharmacy contest, my adopted sister Jade rose to stardom with a stolen potion of mine. The event turned out to be a bride-selection trial for the cruel, unattractive heir of the serpent clan, cursed with infertility. Terrified, Jade sought refuge; my fiancé bound himself to her via marriage contract to keep her safe, and my biased parents agreed to wed me off to the serpent lord. When Jade’s deceit was exposed, the group rushed to apologize and plead for mercy. The serpent ruler waved them off sharply: “Scram, disgusting bugs! Don’t go near my spouse!”

Reborn as a weak ape in the Stone Age, a gamer uses a survival system to defy death! Facing giant beasts and a deadly Ice Age, he masters fire, crafts weapons, and builds a tribe. When a catastrophic blizzard strikes, he leads his people south to survive, sparking the dawn of civilization!

Elowen enters a book world to win four men's hearts for a $1 billion reward. After twenty years, she reaches 99%—but they betray her for her stepsister, drug her, and mock her. Only death can free her. She returns, stronger, and severs every tie that once bound her.

Gia was the Ribeni Family's precious little princess. She'd botched a negotiation, gotten kidnapped by a rival family, and was being held in an abandoned factory. Now, as the Ribeni Family’s top bomb expert, I was her only shot at getting that bomb off.My fiancé rushed up to me and quot：“Elena! What took you so long?” Usually, all they had to do was wait for me to handle it. But this time, I hadn't even brought my kit.

Every April Fools’ Day, Wilson Hale and Chloe Mercer turned our anniversary into a joke. A fake proposal. A trick ring. A room full of laughter. And every year, Wilson was sure I loved him too much to leave. This year, cake cream slid down my face, my ring hit the marble floor, and he still smiled like I would forgive him by morning. He forgot one thing. I was not Vivian Gray, the lonely girl with nowhere to go. I was Vivian Vescari, daughter of the most feared mafia family on the East Coast. I had left that world because I wanted to be loved before anyone knew my name. For six years, I thought Wilson was that man. Then I learned even his first confession had been an April Fools’ bet. So I stopped being the joke. I went home.

Every year, my husband Adrian granted his childhood sweetheart Keira whatever she wished for on her birthday. Last year, he gave her one half of a matching pair of rings. The year before that, he'd used ninety-nine military jets to write "Keira, I love you" across the sky. Everyone was on the edge of their seats, wondering what he'd come up with this year. Keira closed her eyes and made her wish over the birthday candles. "My birthday wish this year is to marry Adrian." The room went dead silent. I stood in the doorway, clutching the lab report that confirmed my pregnancy. Adrian and I had been married for five years, and today I'd finally found out I was pregnant. But faced with Keira's wish, Adrian didn't look the slightest bit troubled. He actually laughed. "That's your wish? Easy." He stood up, walked over, and took my arm, lowering his voice. "Vivian, it's Keira's birthday. She's the birthday girl, and I'm only giving her what she wished for." "Just come with me to sign the divorce papers, and first thing tomorrow morning, we'll remarry." I stared at the man in front of me in disbelief. I had been by his side for five full years, from when he was an ordinary soldier to now, a high-ranking officer. And now he wanted to divorce me for his childhood sweetheart's birthday wish. I gripped the pregnancy report tighter. "But I'm pregnant."