GUIA DA PLATAFORMA
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Visitar site oficialHer father drove her mom to suicide, instantly moving his mistress into their mansion! Playing the perfect daughter, this heiress secretly schemes a ruthless revenge. Teaming up with a genius lawyer, she’s ready to destroy her toxic family and reclaim her stolen empire. Can she find true love amidst the bloodshed?
Elena is abandoned by husband Julian after a casual joke. She finds his lover Vivienne, who swapped their babies and claimed Elena’s daughter dead. With her billionaire father’s help, Elena ruins Julian’s career; the villains suffer misfortunes, and she reunites with her real daughter.
To repay the debt of gratitude for her upbringing, Chloe—a psychology prodigy—spent five years and her entire savings using hypnotherapy to keep her adoptive father Stuart’s manic condition under control. However, after the biological daughter, Elizabeth, returned, she branded Chloe a fraud, destroyed her research charts, crushed her hand, and drove her out of the home.
Reborn after being killed by vain roommate Emma and cheating ex Jack, billionaire heiress Emily Carter stops holding back. With a dumb phone, she twists Emma’s plot, tricking her into draining Jack’s account. In Paris, Emma’s fake‑heiress facade collapses. As Victor Stone recognizes the real heiress, the betrayers face prison and ruin, and Emily reclaims what belongs to her.
Aria, the secret heiress to Aegis Group, hides her identity to support boyfriend Carter’s rise to a top law firm. When he dumps and humiliates her for a richer woman, Aria strikes back, reveals her true status, and—with Vance Tech CEO Damian at her side—destroys everyone who looked down on her.
To pay her grandma's bills, chubby Erin dates wealthy heir Alex online for her spoiled boss Vivian. She falls in love but is cruelly humiliated. When the truth comes out, Alex regrets it and chases her, but Erin has transformed and no longer needs him.
Seven years after betrayal forced him into hiding, Rowan lives as a penniless mage, raising his gifted daughter, Mia. When she enters him in heiress Evelyn Frost's marriage tournament, he becomes the husband everyone mocks. But as enemies close in, Evelyn learns her lazy drifter may be the lost Archmage—and the only man who can save them all again.
Daisy, heiress of the Carters, was replaced by her adopted sister Jennifer. After saving her three brothers from a fire set by Jennifer, at the cost of a kidney and an arm, she was framed as the arsonist and cast out by her family. Three years after prison, Daisy returns, vowing to rise alone, while her brothers regret their blindness—too late.
At six, Anna is abandoned by the old Duke and rescued by a serf named George, who raises her as Sally. Eighteen years later, Sally and George incur the ducal family’s wrath and endure cruel humiliation—never realizing she is Anna, the cherished daughter they have spent years searching for.
Ella Jones is lured back to Starlight City by her longlost biological father Douglas after eighteen years. Hoping for family reconciliation, she soon finds herself exploited for his interests. Douglas allows his adopted daughter Chloe to steal Ella’s original screenplay Flames of the Deep. He pressures Ella into an unfair copyright agreement and even plans to trade her to an investor to secure funding for the film. At a glamorous gala, Ella exposes all their dirty secrets.
Once Portwell’s golden girl, Sylvia Holmes returns from abroad to find her family ruined, her father dead, and her brother ready to sell her to pay off gambling debts. Rescued by the cold and powerful Lance Lewis, she marries him, only for him to vanish. Two years later, she’s dying… and he returns?
Reborn on her infant ceremony, she finds that her father and nanny plot to swap her with his illegitimate daughter and kill her. To make them pay, she exposes their scheme at a banquet, bringing them to justice. Eighteen years later, she heads the family enterprise, cherished and sheltered by her loved ones.
