Genre: secret-identity

Villainess Breaks the Script

Scarlett Rivers, the icy CEO, complains about a brainless romance drama where the lovesick second female lead shares her name. To her shock, she transmigrates into that very character, a cannon fodder doomed to be beaten to death by the male lead after harming the female lead. Immediately, she releases the kidnapped heroine and publicly breaks off her engagement with the scumbag male lead, Nathan Hayes. Using her wit and skills, Scarlett wins the favor of the true head of the Hayes family, Adam Hayes. They swiftly marry. Nathan, filled with regret, begins a desperate pursuit to win her back. With Adam’s power and her own capabilities, Scarlett reclaims her shares from her unscrupulous father. However, behind this seemingly perfect reversal of fortune lies a secret no one knows…

Village Upbringing, Secret Heir

It is an inspirational story about growth and self-discovery. The story centers on Neil Cole, a young man who grew up in a impoverished mountain village. His parents, Owen Cole and Anna Cole, concealed from him the truth that he was the son of the wealthiest family, allowing him to live a simple and arduous life. This unique "upbringing plan" forged Neil into a resilient, hardworking, and kind-hearted individual. As the plot unfolds, Neil encounters a turning point in his life—the arrival of the reality show "Metamorphosis," where he meets city-born rich kids Reese Cook and Beth Cooper. Initially, Reese looks down on Neil and often mocks him, but over time, through repeated conflicts and reconciliations, the two gradually build a deep friendship. Meanwhile, Beth is deeply attracted to Neil's innocence and kindness during their interactions, developing subtle romantic feelings for him. However, a series of unexpected discoveries gradually unveil Neil's true identity. First, the ordinary-looking melon at his home is revealed to be an emerald melon worth eighty thousand. Then, the high-end pearl rice brought by Reese is discovered to have been used as chicken feed in Neil's household. Finally, even the seemingly humble chicken-feeding basin is appraised as a national treasure-level antique worth millions. These seemingly absurd events lead Neil to reexamine his life and identity. After undergoing psychological struggles and self-reflection, Neil finally understands his parent

Blood Ties Burn in Betrayal

Janet Hayes is the founder of the Hayes Group. She is a self made business legend. She has a loving husband named Casey Hill and two children named Cody Hill and Julie Hill. On the day the company goes public on Nasdaq, Janet is hit by a car while saving a homeless child and loses her memory. After waking up, she adopts the homeless child as her foster son, naming him Colin Holt, and changes her own name to Mabel Holt. They live like this for twenty years. During these twenty years, Casey Hill also continuously searches for his wife with their children. One day twenty years later, Julie Hill and Colin Holt start a relationship. However, Colin knows his status does not match the Hill family. He is always looking for an opportunity. Learning that Julie has suffered from an eye disease since childhood and requires a corneal transplant, Colin plots to use his foster mother Mabel Holt to gain favor with the wealthy family. Mabel Holt agrees for her foster son's happiness, but insists the donation can only happen after the wedding because she wants to see her foster son get married. Colin agrees. On the wedding day, Colin, disdainful of his foster mother's lowly occupation, does not invite her to the ceremony. However, Mabel Holt finds out by accident. When she arrives at the wedding venue, Colin denies knowing her, claiming she is just after money. Then everyone begins to mock Mabel Holt. At this moment, Casey Hill finds this person very familiar but cannot immediately say why.

Between Scripts & Love

The Hidden CEO's Unexpected Pursuit of Love

Hidden Heir, Healing Hearts

After an unexpected night five years ago, renowned traditional physician Nora Callahan gives birth to her son, Jamie Callahan. Five years later, Nora is invited down from the mountains to treat Ms. Edith Taylor (Mrs. Alcott). There, she discovers that the Alcott family is making a high-profile search for their long-lost young heir, never realizing that Jamie is the very child they are offering a fortune to find. As the truth about his identity comes to light, a showdown between the real and fake miracle doctors uncovers a hidden conspiracy. Together with her adorable son, Nora turns the tables and finally finds her happily ever after with the man she loves.

Wedding Incident

This play centers on a vulgar leftover custom in a feudal-era village—wedding pranks—but unlike typical traditions that target the bride or groom, here the focus is on the bridesmaid. Traditional wedding rituals usually involve harmless fun: blocking the door (to tease the groom before he enters), playing small games, asking for red envelopes (a symbol of good luck), and seeking auspicious omens. However, Quick Village has a centuries-old tradition specifically of "teasing the bridesmaid." During this practice, the bridesmaid must unconditionally comply with all the prank rules and methods. If she refuses to cooperate or objects, the host family (the groom’s side) will be cursed with bad luck, and their lineage will be looked down upon by fellow villagers for life. The female lead, Vicky Ortiz, acts as the bridesmaid for her elder sister Willa Ortiz, who is marrying Simon Quick. She accompanies the couple to Quick Village. Though the "bridesmaid-teasing" tradition exists, things initially don’t go too far—no one wants to embarrass either family. That changes until the antagonist Terry Rose and his two lackeys (Elias Trent and another accomplice) arrive. From the moment Vicky Ortiz gets out of the car, the three men start plotting how to target her. Eventually, they decide to use the "bridesmaid-teasing" tradition as an excuse to crash the wedding. When the Quick family (Simon Quick’s family) sees it’s Terry Rose—the richest man in Quick Village—they know they can’t afford to

Honey in the Lion's Den

When the nation's richest man died under mysterious circumstances, 99.97% of his fortune was shockingly left to his adopted daughter, Sophia Hayes. The Ford sons immediately suspected her of foul play. Amid the accusations, Sophia awakened her hidden bloodline, gaining the power to glimpse the memories of the dead. Through these visions, she uncovered the truth behind the tycoon's final moments and a strange connection to a mysterious woman named Diane Hayes. As key witnesses started turning up dead and ancient curses closed in, Sophia teamed up with the three Ford sons to outsmart their enemies, unravel the conspiracies, and uncover the secrets of her own identity.

Oath of the Dragon-Elephant

Lucian Farrell, the youngest Alchemy King in the Orient Realm, is betrayed and nearly killed by those who envy his extraordinary talent. A fragment of his soul is reborn into the body of another Lucian Farrell in the Farrell family of Stormvale, Falconia, carrying with it a priceless treasure from a hidden realm. The moment he awakens, he faces a forced marriage imposed by the Easton family and discovers that both he and his grandfather have been poisoned. Using his family's sacred treasure, Lucian awakens the Dragon-Elephant Soul Beast, dramatically increasing his power. He crushes every force that threatens the Farrell family. Now, only one goal remains: return to the Orient Realm and take revenge on those who betrayed him!

The New Bride of the Marshal Mansion

Rose Weisz loved someone dearly, but an officer forced her to be his mistress. Her twin, Jenny Weisz, stepped in, marrying him to save Rose's happiness. That same night, Jenny died at the Marshal Mansion. Determined to avenge her sister, Rose took Jenny's place, sneaking into the estate. Soon, she realized the calm facade hid deadly secrets. Worse, the man she adored turned out to be none other than the future master of the Marshal Mansion.

Vocal Mind, Silent Power

Eddie Carter, a food delivery worker who graduated from a no-name university, transmigrates into the son-in-law of the Murray family in the fictional Chovia Dynasty. The Murray family is a prestigious military household of loyal generals and is about to be framed by their adopted son Nolan Winthrop in collaboration with corrupt officials, leading to the imperial edict from Empress Aurora Graves ordering the extermination of their entire clan. Eddie tries to escape but is brought back by his fiancée Hailey Murray. He constantly complains in his mind about the Murray family’s tragic fate, unaware that his thoughts are being heard by the entire family. Shocked to find that his inner voice comes true, the Murray family begins to dote on him in an effort to change their destiny. When Empress Aurora Graves learns that she is also destined to die a tragic death, she chooses to place Eddie in a position of power. In the end, Eddie helps everyone rewrite their destinies and becomes the beloved center of all.

Harbor of a Thousand Dreams

In millennium-era Harbor Isle, neon lights and record store melodies proclaimed freedom. Emilia Hayes, determined to break free from her family's cage, tears up her marriage contract at any cost. Just as she's about to grasp her freedom, everything falls apart—stopped by none other than Theo Carter, the true power broker of Harbor Isle, who also happens to be the uncle of her fiancé, a man she had pursued for three years without knowing his real identity. The old era's power broker finds himself drawn to Emilia, the only soul in the new century yearning to fly away. He weaves his web step by step, trying to hold her back. What begins as an emotional game built on misunderstanding becomes the most passionate entanglement of this dazzling era.