In a desperate bid to save her mother, Emily Thompson is deceived by her stepmother and forced into a compromising situation with a stranger. Betrayed and left with nothing, she finds herself in a downward spiral that leads to prison. Just when all hope seems lost, the mysterious man who had once been her savior, now proposes a marriage of convenience to save her from her dire circumstances. As Emily navigates her new life as Mrs. Lucas, she finds herself entangled in a web of love, power, and control. Despite her attempts to break free, the man's relentless pursuit and possessiveness leave her questioning the true meaning of freedom and love.

In the bustling city of New York, a chance encounter on the subway brings together two contrasting lives. Julia, a native New Yorker, is surprised to learn that her daily subway companion, Ethan, who she'd always assumed was just like her, is actually a car owner. "Why do you take the subway every day then?" she asks, to which he replies with a shy admission, "To see you every day..." Amidst the sea of people, they find each other, a beacon of light in their mundane routines. Ethan, a lead programmer at a gaming company, and Julia, a local girl, navigate the complexities of life and love in the concrete jungle. Warning: The author of this story does not shy away from the realities of city life.

Ella Thompson, a modern woman, finds herself transported into a 1970s-era novel, where she takes on the role of a female supporting character who shares her name. In the book, this character is known for her manipulative and self-centered behavior, seeking to leave her husband and move to the city. Upon her arrival in the story, Ella lies in a sickbed with her husband, a handsome and brooding man named Jack Shen, by her side. He offers her a divorce, but seeing his rain-soaked and muscular form, she hesitates, saying she needs to think it over. As she navigates the complexities of her new life, Ella must decide whether to follow the path of the original character or forge her own way in a time period that is both foreign and challenging.

I was double-crossed by my boyfriend and bestie during graduation season. Seven years of love and friendship were gone in one day. I was full of resentment and in a state of embarrassment. Luo Xiangdong appeared at this time. He was high above me and spoke with pity - he said: "Liang Zijin, are you so short of men?" Later, I was trapped by money and smiled with customers while drinking. He said again: "Liang Zijin, do you want money but not shame?" He took me to see the world of flowers and women; I helped him to send away beautiful women and women. He was poisonous and black-bellied, cold and cold. He said: "Liang Zijin, get out of here." But the moment I turned around, he hugged me. I was used to his ruthlessness, but I couldn't help but fall in love. I mustered up the courage to give him love and time. But he gave me to other men with his own hands. He said: "From now on, you can call me uncle." In the end, I realized that love is cheaper than many other emotions, and it can't resis

In the vibrant era of the 1970s, a spirited girl named Emily Song is determined to elevate her family's status. Born to parents who are content with their ordinary lives, Emily is anything but satisfied. With the memory of a successful past life, she is on a mission to inspire her parents, Tom and Lisa Song, to strive for more. In a society that values hard work and ambition, Emily's parents are the antithesis of the American Dream. Yet, with Emily's relentless prodding, they find themselves on a journey to redefine their values and aspirations. Amidst the backdrop of a bustling American mining town, "Don't Let Your Parents Lose at the Starting Line" is a heartwarming tale of a family's pursuit of the American Dream, led by their own pint-sized strategist.

After two years of marriage, Cindy had met Eric just once, and that was at her father's funeral when Eric bullied her harshly. The next day, Eric made a high-profile announcement about his upcoming second marriage. Cindy, on the other hand, was netted out of the house. Then, after the difficult interview, nearly went to jail, and all kinds of bad luck accompanied her. Cindy realized that Eric had already hated her to the bone and wanted her dead ......Cindy returned from prison, but this ti