The hero and heroine once shared a passionate, tumultuous love, but it was worn away by betrayal, intrigue, and hurt. Deeply wounded, she decisively cuts off the relationship and ends the fierce love. She rises powerfully, tears apart her enemies, and turns her life around. Only after losing her does the hero realize her worth, regretting and chasing after her, but he can never win her back. In the end, the heroine shines on her own, and their intense love is truly over, leaving nothing but a memory in the wind.
Triton, the son of the sea god, disguises himself as a beggar to escape an arranged marriage and accidentally catches the bridal wreath meant for a mortal maiden, Evadne. Defying her family's mockery, Evadne insists on marrying him, enduring humiliation from her step-sister, father, and former lover. In secret, the prince protects her, punishes the wrongdoers, and brings her back to the temple. There, Poseidon, the sea god, tests Evadne in disguise through a series of trials. Despite relentless hardships, she remains kind-hearted and selfless, even risking her life to protect the sea god in his moment of danger. Ultimately, she passes every test, becoming Poseidon’s only queen, while all who once tormented her are severely punished.
Six years later, An Yitian returned to China with her three adorable children. On the night of their one-night stand, the man left An Yitian a Dynasty diamond ring. Just as the three children were wearing the ring and trying to find their father, the ring was unexpectedly lost...
Elizabeth sacrificed her health in her husband Marius's lab—and paid for it with permanent reproductive damage. After eight months of IVF in Switzerland, she finally carried his child. She flew home to surprise him—and found him cradling his intern Sylvia, who was pregnant with his baby. Elizabeth didn't scream. She aborted her child, erased their tattoo, signed the divorce papers, and married Wayne—who had always loved her quietly. Marius refused to let go. At her birthday dinner, Sylvia framed her. Scalding soup burned Elizabeth's leg—but Marius left her on the cold floor and rushed Sylvia to the hospital. By the time Elizabeth crawled home, Marius had moved Sylvia in. Sylvia destroyed her mother's heirloom dress, framed her for pushing, and Marius had Elizabeth thrown into the pool all night—she miscarried, nearly died. Wayne saved her. Marius wept over Sylvia's newborn son—not knowing Elizabeth had already married Wayne. He crashed the wedding, kidnapped her, but Wayne took her back. Elizabeth sold her shares, manipulated the stock, and sent his company into bankruptcy. Sylvia fled with $200 million and her lover—she was caught, escaped, and tried to run Elizabeth down. Wayne was waiting. She went to prison. Marius learned the truth too late: Sylvia's child was never his. The affair was a setup from the start. Elizabeth was pregnant again—with Wayne's child. A new life, finally her own. ——I gave you everything. You held her hand. Now you have nothing—and I've already walked too far.
Born with zero elemental affinity, he was deemed a worthless outcast and brutally exiled by his own family. But fate intervened when a wandering mage took him in, passing down his ultimate, forbidden teachings. From that moment on, defying all elemental restrictions, he rose to become an existence transcending even the God of Magic. Returning home to find his family, he quietly endures bitter humiliation. While his mother secretly recognizes him with tearful affection, his father treats him with utter disdain and mockery. But when an ancient evil dragon awakens and the kingdom teeters on the brink of absolute annihilation, Kane unleashes an overwhelming power that shatters the very laws of the magical world. From abandoned exile to ultimate savior, he crushes his doubters with absolute power, proving that the "worthless trash" was always destined to rule them all.
Five years into her marriage to a wealthy family, top violinist Rebecca's husband, Daniel, consistently favored her childhood sweetheart, Leah, tolerating 99 instances of abuse, even breaking her right hand. Heartbroken, she faked her death and fled to Northern Europe. Three years later, she regained her peak form with her left hand and publicly exposed Leah's crimes at an international music summit, achieving her revenge. Faced with her remorseful ex-husband, she finally let go of the past and started a new life with her fiancé.
