Ella Hernandez is the heiress of a family winery in Napa Valley, inheriting her father’s seventy‑year‑old old‑vine vineyard. Three years ago, she gave up her enology studies for her husband Derek Walker, unaware that their marriage was an acquisition scheme from the start—Derek, CEO of Walker Wine Group, married her solely to seize the old‑vine vineyard and her formulas. At the story’s opening, Ella watches Derek claim her father’s formula as his own on television. She rushes to confront him, only to learn that the “insurance policy” she signed during her pregnancy was actually a property transfer document. In the ensuing argument, Derek drags her down in the vineyard, causing her to miscarry, leaves her bleeding in the mud, and later has her thrown out on grounds of “emotional instability,” with nothing to her name. Ella wakes up in the Sunshine Motel with only a thousand dollars in her account, and the entire industry has blacklisted her. In her desperation, Lucien, the second son of the Giraud winemaking dynasty from Burgundy, France, finds her. Six years ago, at a tasting, he drank an anonymous student wine labeled with the number 17 and was captivated ever since—the cork was engraved with an “A,” Ella’s mark. He provides her with equipment and distribution channels, helping her return to the PNV auction. Her wine, “Rebirth,” sells for eight hundred thousand dollars. After that, Derek attacks her with forged psychiatric evaluations and trademark pre‑registration tactics, but Ella, with the help of Lucien and his family, defeats each move. Derek is sentenced to eighteen years in prison. Ella reclaims her land, and her new wine, “Homecoming,” is born. Lucien proposes to her in the old‑vine vineyard with that cork engraved with “A.” At their wedding, their daughter runs from the end of the trellis asking when she can start making wine—three generations of legacy, completing the circle through land and time.
"Shen Xin agrees to marry her childhood betrothed because of her mother’s dying wish. However, Fu Jiasheng is extremely dissatisfied with the marriage and abandons everything to leave on their wedding day. For four years of marriage, they never see each other once, but Shen Xin does not mind. She focuses entirely on her career and rises to become a senior partner at Junchang Law Firm within four years. Four years later, Fu Jiasheng returns from abroad, where he has built a successful business and ranked among the top three global billionaires. The first thing he does when he returns is to contact a lawyer to file for divorce. By chance, he ends up hiring Shen Xin, a lawyer specializing in divorce cases. He offers her a large sum of money to find his wife to get a divorce, unaware that she is his wife. As husband and wife, they do not recognize each other, leading to a series of comical misunderstandings. Due to various mix-ups, Fu Jiasheng mistakes Shen Xin’s colleague, Shen Xingxing, for his arranged wife. After discovering Shen Xingxing repeatedly cheating on him, Fu Jiasheng becomes more and more disgusted with “his wife” and keeps discussing with Shen Xin how to successfully divorce. Meanwhile, through business interactions, they both discover each other’s strengths and gradually develop feelings. After the divorce, Fu Jiasheng pursues Shen Xin, but she is reluctant to accept because of her professional ethics. Yet she can’t help being drawn to him. Shen Xin is caught in a tangle of confusion, and their relationship becomes shrouded in a fog...
After seeing through the hypocrisy of her wealthy in-laws, Wall Street tech mogul Serena resolutely divorces. Instead of taking a payout and walking away, she joins forces with her former mother‑in‑law Eleanor, who had been oppressed by the family for thirty years. Together, they launch a long‑planned leveraged buyout, completely devouring the once‑arrogant male‑dominated capital empire.
Ella and Kane are childhood sweethearts from wealthy Los Angeles families. Ella loves Kane deeply, but Kane sees her only as a sister and favors a poor girl named Liya. At eighteen, Ella's father dies and her mother Claire falls ill with heart disease. When Kane needs a kidney, Ella secretly donates one to save him. She begs Kane's mother Victoria to keep it a secret. Liya steals credit for the donation and fakes a pregnancy. She is secretly with Kane's cousin Jasper. After a fake miscarriage, she abandons Kane and flees. Kane blames Ella and resents her. Victoria forces Kane to marry Ella. After marriage, Kane is cold to Ella. A year later, Liya returns and fakes pregnancy again. Kane wants a divorce to marry Liya. Ella learns she is pregnant but catches Kane and Liya together in her bed. Kane denies the child is his and serves divorce papers. Liya's accomplice, a doctor named Erin, trips Ella, causes her to miscarry, and leaves her unable to have children. Ella signs the divorce papers. Ella moves her mother to a new care facility and reunites with Noah, a cardiologist and old friend. Noah protects them. Jealous, Kane threatens to cut Claire's medical funding unless Ella returns. Liya stages another fake miscarriage and blames Ella. Claire slaps Liya. Liya plays victim. Kane threatens to jail Claire. To protect her mother, Ella ends up in a mental hospital. Liya and Erin destroy a matching heart for Claire's transplant. Claire kills herself to free Ella. Victoria wakes from her coma and exposes the truth: Ella was the donor; Liya's pregnancies and miscarriages were all fake; Liya conspired with Jasper; Erin helped destroy the heart and caused Claire's death. Kane begs forgiveness. Ella refuses. With Noah's help, Ella fakes her death. Kane believes she is gone and lives in regret. Erin, Liya, and Jasper are punished. Noah takes Ella abroad. They marry, have a child, and live happily.
Ilowyn, the matriarch of a wealthy conglomerate, stumbles upon her husband’s affair with their future daughter-in-law at her adopted son’s engagement banquet—and pays for the discovery with her life. Reborn, she abandons all mercy and meticulously lays a trap for revenge. She guides her adopted son to witness the sordid affair firsthand, while foiling her treacherous husband’s plot to embezzle billions of family assets. In the end, Ilowyn uses ruthless tactics to send all the traitors to prison. Side by side with her awakened adopted son, she builds a brand-new business empire of her own.
Jane was brutally betrayed by Jack and Susan—left hanging as zombie bait. She died. Then she woke up again. Reborn. Back before the apocalypse even began. With all her memories intact, Jane had a "God's-eye view" of the future. She raced ahead of Susan and found the ultimate cheat item—a magical pair of glasses that could shrink supplies to pocket size, bound to her eyes. She tricked Jack into giving her a million dollars, then hoarded weapons, medicine, and food before the world fell apart. The apocalypse arrived on time. Frozen wastelands and zombie hordes swept through New York. Jack and Susan were left scrambling, locked out of the safety zones. Meanwhile, Jane was living in a fortified villa, wearing custom titanium armor and sipping red wine with beef stew. Along the way, she met Hunter—a mysterious neighbor with a "husky" that was really a wolf-girl named Lily. Hunter had been reborn too; in his past life, Jane had helped him, but he couldn't save her. This time, he swore to protect her. Allies became lovers as they fought the apocalypse together. Susan used her own rebirth memories to impersonate the base commander's daughter. She set traps—zombie swarms, avalanches, assassination attempts—but Jane, with Hunter's help, survived every one. DNA tests proved the truth: Jane was the real daughter of the commander. Susan was cast out into the undead horde. At the story's climax, Hunter revealed his identity as the wolf king, uniting the warring werewolf clans—and the zombies began to mysteriously die out. But Hunter's face darkened. The real threat, he warned, had only just begun: the vampires were coming.
