Xueying Li

After giving birth to twins for the powerful Todd family, Vera Bell is drained of her blood in the delivery room to save their chosen heir, Finn Todd—leaving her lifeless, clutching a blood-stained lucky charm. Seven years later, mute and stripped of her memory, Vera survives by scavenging while raising her daughter, Grace Bell.

After giving birth to twins for the powerful Todd family, Vera Bell is drained of her blood in the delivery room to save their chosen heir, Finn Todd—leaving her lifeless, clutching a blood-stained lucky charm. Seven years later, mute and stripped of her memory, Vera survives by scavenging while raising her daughter, Grace Bell.

Cade Leed raises his sick younger sister, Amy Leed, on his own despite his young age. Though it breaks his heart, Cade has no choice but to put her up for adoption, hoping that a family with resources can provide the treatment she needs. Twenty years later, Cade falls into a coma after an accident, and his fiancée, Rue Kirk, cares for him tirelessly for five years, never giving up hope.

Due to financial struggles, Hugo Leed cannot afford the travel costs for his exam in Darvon. His father, John Leed, and wife, Mona Soot, manage to raise the money by selling their food and borrowing from others. Three years later, Hugo becomes the top scorer, is appointed as the third-grade governor of Durkh, and receives the Sky Sword and Sky Pass. However, rumors circulate about his success and his supposed role as a eunuch in the palace.

Sam Wool, a gambler and drunkard, destroyed his family—his wife, Sue Reed, and their ailing daughter, Lia. One night, after Sam gambles away their money, Sue is killed while taking Lia to the hospital, and Lia disappears. Twenty years later, on the anniversary of Sue’s death, Sam, now a wealthy but guilt-ridden CEO, is still searching for his missing daughter. Haunted by his past, he suffers a fatal head injury after a confrontation with his vengeful in-laws.

Seven years ago, Luna Sawyer was pregnant when she discovered that her boyfriend, Samuel Payne—who was battling cancer—was secretly the heir to Payne Corp in Reydon. Samuel was offered a deal: if he broke up with Luna, they would pay for his treatment. But deeply in love with her, he rejected the offer, unaware that Luna had overheard the conversation. Determined not to hold Samuel back, Luna silently chose to leave—only to be presumed dead in a car accident.

Eva Page and Henry Nelson are an ordinary couple living a quiet life in the city—until Henry’s mother, Jane Rowe, and his nephew, Ted Nelson, arrive from the countryside and turn their world upside down. Combined with Jane's favoritism toward Ted, Henry's blind obedience to his mother's words leads him to neglect his daughter, ultimately resulting in the death of the young and innocent girl.

They once finished each other's sentences, but now Stella Lindt and Joseph Hall have nothing left to say. As Stella privately battles terminal cancer, Joseph's attention drifts to Lucy Sanders, his vulnerable young secretary, whose emotional needs provide him an escape from his hollow marriage. Each time Joseph chooses Lucy's company over his wife's, Stella's heart breaks a little more—yet she guards her diagnosis fiercely, determined not to be loved out of pity.

Cade Leed raises his sick younger sister, Amy Leed, on his own despite his young age. Though it breaks his heart, Cade has no choice but to put her up for adoption, hoping that a family with resources can provide the treatment she needs. Twenty years later, Cade falls into a coma after an accident, and his fiancée, Rue Kirk, cares for him tirelessly for five years, never giving up hope.

Seven years ago, Luna Sawyer was pregnant when she discovered that her boyfriend, Samuel Payne—who was battling cancer—was secretly the heir to Payne Corp in Reydon. Samuel was offered a deal: if he broke up with Luna, they would pay for his treatment. But deeply in love with her, he rejected the offer, unaware that Luna had overheard the conversation. Determined not to hold Samuel back, Luna silently chose to leave—only to be presumed dead in a car accident.