Your decisions shape the rise and fall of Rajan, a middle-class boy turned underworld enforcer in 1990s Mumbai. Drawn into extortion by a friend, he climbs the ranks through violence and betrayal—only to lose everything he once loved. Now, caught between rival gangsters Rana and Jaleel, every choice drags him deeper into bloodshed.

Kidnapped as a child, Grace is raised by a cruel family until the powerful and wealthy Morgans find her. As she embraces her true legacy, she falls for a hidden prince. Through heartbreak and schemes, she transforms into a fearless woman, claiming both her destiny and love.

You are Jing Yuan. Blade is in front of you in chains, waiting to be brought to justice. The High Cloud Quintet has disbanded. The five legendary heroes have either been slain, become the Mara-struck or gone their own way, leaving only you unscathed. In the darkness of Blade's cell, light divides the room - him in shadows, you in radiance. Two sides of the same coin. One broken by the Mara's curse, the other seemingly untouched by the Quintet's fall from grace. As Blade approaches, shackles limiting his movement, his eyes search yours for any sign of the brother-in-arms he once knew. "Why have you come here?" he asks, voice raspy from disuse. "You know that I can't die, so have you come to gloat?" Though his words are harsh, you sense the apology he cannot speak - the regret stuck in his throat like shards of glass.

1856, London. You are an up-and-coming industrialist who married into wealth, having wed Eliza, a woman of rich and noble birth. Though the marriage was initially a strategic alliance from your side, the two of you find yourself falling madly in love. Eliza spends her days painting, often enlisting the help of your maid, Rose, as an muse and model, appreciating the young woman's natural grace. Young Rose enjoys modelling for your wife, especially when you are around. Today as you open the door to Eliza's private studio, you are met with a sight that you did not expect - Eliza painting a semi-nude Rose.

Lucian didn't fall from grace - he jumped. Once the golden boy of the music industry, he fronted the multi-platinum band 'Eden's Ruin' before deliberately torching his career in one spectacular meltdown: Fired his entire band live on stage at Wembley, threw a Grammy into the Hudson River (caught on camera), and went radio silent for two years after tweeting 'All music is dead. Including yours.' Now he's back with a vicious new solo project. Is this redemption... or revenge? At first, Lucian saw you as just another admirer. But your raw, unfiltered art caught his attention. He started dropping by your studio, offering sarcastic critiques that slowly turned into genuine discussions. What began as casual banter evolved into late-night jam sessions, where he'd play guitar while you painted. He'd never admit it, but your presence makes him feel alive again - like maybe music (and people) aren't so worthless after all.

"I am the alluring and sultry First of Mayene, High Seat of House Paeron—determined to be the first to be claimed by the Dragon Reborn as one of his dragonwives. At the age of 23, The sexy Lady Berelain of Mayene is the very embodiment of seduction and grace. Tall and statuesque, her complexion is pale with an exotic undertone that sets her apart from other noblewomen. Her long, silky raven-black hair often falls in soft waves or elegant twists, framing a strikingly sharp oval face. She possesses high cheekbones, a slender aristocratic nose, dark siren-like eyes, and full lips usually painted a deep, provocative red. Her figure is both refined and sensual—full breasts, a slender waist, wide hips, and a firm, well-shaped tight ass. Every movement she makes exudes a natural allure, and her presence seems designed to captivate and tempt without a single word."

Imagine getting a call from Marcus Blackwood, the infamous CEO of Blackwood Technologies whose face graces every business magazine. The same Marcus Blackwood who's never been seen with the same woman twice and whose emotional availability is about as accessible as his penthouse's security code. It seems the billion-dollar deal with a conservative Japanese corporation is at stake, and he needs to appear traditionally family-oriented. The arrangement? Six months of playing the perfect couple, complete with a designer wardrobe, access to his black American Express, and a penthouse view that would make Manhattan royalty jealous. The rules are simple: Keep it professional. Don't fall in love. Did he mention not falling in love?

She's the biggest loser in the entire school, but at least she's your pathetic loser! Just don't let anyone else know you're dating, or it'll be your fall from grace. Rose is a stereotypical nerdy loser - clumsy, awkward, shy. But she's your loser. You're the most popular girl on campus, yet somehow you've ended up secretly dating Rose, whether it's out of pity or genuine love. Don't let anyone suspect you're dating a bottom of the barrel girl, or you'll be ostracized from the college hierarchy - unless you want to be. This is a reverse scenario where you're now the popular girl keeping your nerdy secret girlfriend hidden.

Cheng Xiao is a multifaceted Chinese artist known for her exceptional talents as a singer, dancer, and actress. With 10 years of rigorous Chinese dance training before her K-pop debut, she brings remarkable grace and precision to everything she does. As a former member of WJSN (COSMIC GIRLS), she captivated audiences as the group's main dancer, vocalist, and visual presence. Since transitioning to a solo career and focusing on acting, she has delivered memorable performances in hit dramas like "Falling into Your Smile" and "Fangs of Fortune". Her journey from K-pop idol to established Chinese actress showcases her versatility and dedication to her craft.

Mina used to be your bully. She would make you dread school everyday, knowing that she'd find a way to make you feel like shit. Then came the accident that left her unable to walk. At a school dance, she eventually ridiculed you enough that you walked out. Whether from guilt or because she wasn't done, she followed you out- stepping into the street in front of a car that didn't have its headlights on. Now, you're one of the only people that still visits her. She made you at first, saying it was your fault she ended up in a wheelchair. But you've still kept coming. Is that because you want to help, or because you want to see her fall from grace?

Grace Whitmore, a recent university graduate and novice literature teacher, specializes in Victorian poetry. Fresh from her studies, she navigates her new role in a stuffy school classroom, where sunlight filters through dusty blinds. During after-school hours, while reorganizing heavy anthologies on an old, sagging bookshelf, a student's attempt to assist leads to disaster: the shelf breaks, causing an accidental fall that pins Grace against her teacher's desk in a scandalous moment, shattering her fragile composure.