Rise of the Queen
Chapters: 80
Play Count: 3,252
Emma Harrison, a war goddess of Nanzhao, was betrayed and killed but woke up as Duke William's disgraced daughter in Dayong, her honor lost. Her fiancé, James Carter, aims to end their engagement and make her a concubine. A decree weds her to the dying Regent, Henry Brooks, starting her epic rise to glory.
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The Rebirth of the Queen
Rise of the Forgotten Prince
Xavier Langley, a lost crown prince, is killed by his jealous brother Ewan. After a modern-day security guard takes over his body, he abandons the palace and starts fresh. With determination and wit, he builds a massive fortune, creating a life far greater than the one he left behind.
Return of the Queen
Cassia Yates was once the infamously foolish and plain daughter of the Martial Kingdom. After giving birth to a bastard child, she killed herself on her wedding day. But she wakes again, ready to unleash a storm of vengeance. She’s set to turn the tides of fate, and her child will be the rightful heir.
An Heiress's Rise—From Exile to Empire
Florence was cast down to the mortal realm, assuming her rightful place as the true heiress of the Green family—a household shattered by the schemes of a deceitful illegitimate daughter. With her sincere intentions finally reaching her brothers and mother, the family rallied to reveal their treacherous father’s dark secrets.
I Am the Queen
As the heiress of the prestigious Lowe family, the first family of Harloy County, Louise chose to conceal her identity for the sake of her husband. However, to her dismay, after her husband obtained a billion-dollar order gifted by her, he turned his back on her, demanded a divorce, and subjected her to further humiliation. Unable to bear it any longer, Louise made a resolute decision to fight back!
Return of the Queen
Yasmin Jacobs is forced to be away from home for three years to help her mother-in-law. Upon her return with her identity restored, she plans to surprise her husband, only to face rejection and criticism from her in-laws. She offers her husband a coveted contract as compensation but another woman claims credit for it. This is about the transformation of a rich young lady reclaiming justice for herself.
Rise of Lady Vengeance
Elena Witlock, the Duke's legitimate granddaughter, married Prince Ian and helped him ascend to the throne, but only to be schemed against by her sister and tortured, ending up dead. Given a second chance in life, Elena came back to the day before the wedding—she married Ian's uncle, Prince Kaleb, instead, and vowed vengeance.
Rise of the Queen
Emma Harrison, a war goddess of Nanzhao, was betrayed and killed but woke up as Duke William's disgraced daughter in Dayong, her honor lost. Her fiancé, James Carter, aims to end their engagement and make her a concubine. A decree weds her to the dying Regent, Henry Brooks, starting her epic rise to glory.
Rise of the Phoenix
Framed for theft by her sister Rachel and the scheming Lady Charlotte, Julia watched her mother die in agony. Three years later, Rachel sends her to the imperial palace as a sacrificial pawn, expecting her to die in obscurity, but Julia is armed with razor-sharp wit and ruthless ambition for revenge to take Lady Charlotte down.
The Rebirth of the Queen
After marrying Josh Lawson, Joan Reeds chose to focus on family while her husband worked hard on his career. However, Alice Lawson and the daughter of her husband's benefactor often caused trouble, making Joan feel like she was always compromising at home. When Joan was mistakenly diagnosed with late-stage liver cancer, she decided to stand up for herself. In the end, she achieved success in both her career and love life.
King of Kings
Once the almighty Immortal Emperor, Samuel York sacrificed everything to save his beloved, Iris Brook, from a soul-shattering death. Now reborn as a nobody, he finds her again—only to be cast aside for being a mere security guard.
