Feng Miao

After a decade of hard work, Sam Wolfe and his wife, Renee Cohen, finally establish a stable foothold in Glendor’s business world. Determined to connect with the influential business tycoon Susan Paige, they attend a grand banquet, hoping to catch her attention. However, to their shock, they encounter Sam’s father, John Wolfe, who is working as a security guard at the event to conceal his identity.

Sadie Firth is the daughter of the city's most notorious crime boss. After she gets married, she hides her true identity. Her daughter, Becky, suffers a heart attack on her birthday. Sadie rushes her to the hospital. As she is in a hurry, she overtakes her dad's girlfriend, Lyla Seyfried, who is offended and blocks her way. Backed by her dad and three brothers, Sadie deals with Lyla and exposes her cheating husband. She walks away with dignity for herself and Becky.

Sadie Firth is the daughter of the city's most notorious crime boss. After she gets married, she hides her true identity. Her daughter, Becky, suffers a heart attack on her birthday. Sadie rushes her to the hospital. As she is in a hurry, she overtakes her dad's girlfriend, Lyla Seyfried, who is offended and blocks her way. Backed by her dad and three brothers, Sadie deals with Lyla and exposes her cheating husband. She walks away with dignity for herself and Becky.

Behind the gleaming façade of Logan Corp stands its chairman, Noah Logan—respected businessman, devoted family man, and an unwitting pawn in a vicious game. For years, his wife Yara Xander and son Nigel Logan have orchestrated an elaborate charade of loyalty while secretly plotting his downfall.

Victor Stone is a village doctor who lived a quiet, honest life — until the day his wife was killed by a man who walked free. He snapped, went after the man, and ended up wanted by the entire city. He fled to a remote mountain village and took shelter with a farmer's family. That same day, the farmer's son injured his leg and begged Victor to operate. With limited medical supplies, Victor warned them upfront: if anything goes wrong, it's not on him.