Cinderella tackled the demon prince;even his fiercest struggle couldn’t break free from her embrace.

Silenced—till the demon prince storms in, gruff but tender, and carries her away.

Dad collapses at her first dinner; the CEO stays, steady through her tears.

Prince bleeds, no one moves; Cinderella rushes in, grips the blade, pulls it free.

Years away, Cinderella never knew the prince chose her foster family to keep her safe.

Twenty years on,her best friend confesses jealousy; the CEO pulls Cinderella into a calming embrace.

The crippled prince rises at first sight of Cinderella—only to feel her blade sink into his heart.

Imprisoned, Cinderella is startled when the marshal bursts in while she bathes—just to steal a kiss.

Cinderella runs to her first love; the marshal slings her over his shoulder and takes her home.

Snowy rescue: she gives her heart, then learns the prince is her lost brother.

Suspecting betrayal, the demon prince yanks the sheet—only her flushed, bare beauty greets him.

The assassin he hunted a decade is the beggar girl; she walks in, he swears never to let go.

The marshal, gravely ill from grief, dimly sees his late wife’s figure at the bedside.

Cinderella flees with her first love; the demon marshal slays him and drags her back.

Ten years after their split, the ex-CEO nurses sick Cinderella—she still murmurs his name in fever.

Cinderella sneaks in to check on the marshal; he returns safe and his first worry is for her.

After the marshal rescues her family, a blushing Cinderella surprises him with a grateful kiss.

Bestie turned enemy!Cinderella can’t believe the schemer plotted her 12-year separation from her son

Seven years later,Cinderella reunites with the CEO—he’s with someone new;she smiles through the pain

The boy calls Cinderella “Mom”; she weeps, the CEO beams—luckiest man alive.

Their son nears the truth; Cinderella treads softly, the CEO’s heart breaking as he watches.

Terrified of thunder yet hiding it, Cinderella finds the marshal wordlessly guarding her door.

Learning the 12-year-old truth, the CEO tracks down Cinderella—just to say “I love you.”

In the custody battle the child quietly says, I choose Mom,crushing the evil grandmother’s last hope

Ambushed, the general’s life hangs on; Cinderella dreams each shot, waking at gunfire’s echo.

Cinderola comes for her son; the vicious mother-in-law blocks, sparking custody war.

Years of misunderstanding fade; under firelight, CEO and Cinderella kiss to seal their renewed bond.

Thunder terrifies her; her paper husband, the general, secretly squeezes her hand for calm.

The marshal’s rare homecoming sends Cinderella running into his arms—sparking a rival’s jealous rage

Freshly single, the CEO books two tickets and elopes with Cinderella that very night.

To save her, the marshal braves court-martial; Cinderella crosses the red line and grips his hand.

Drugged, Cinderella is pinned by the marshal, who demands the truth he denies.

Cinderella mistakes a stranger for her lost father and faints; the CEO rushes to cradle her.

Drunk, staggering to the toilet, Cinderella is gently caught and cared for by her worried ex-CEO.

Her exCEO traps her against the wall;drunk and sobbing,Cinderella demands to know where their son is

Seeing Cinderella forced to drink, the CEO’s heart breaks; 12 years on, he still can’t let go.

After one spring night with the marshal,enemy soldiers burst in, claiming Cinderella is a fake wife.

Drunken farewell kiss—Cinderella leans in;the marshal’s eyes snap open,and dawn finds them entwined.

Twelve years later, they return to where it all began—he’s engaged, she’s taken.

Amnesiac Cinderella forgets her marshal husband; he steals kisses only while she sleeps.

Sudden danger! The CEO darts to shield Cinderella—only to find her boyfriend already has.

The boy shows his mom’s photo; the woman before him weeps silently, too afraid to admit the truth.

Bullied by a schemer,Cinderella is shielded by the warlord’s young master,who steps in to defend her

Ten years after her wicked mother-in-law cast her out, Cinderella storms back to reclaim her son.

Sick and blackmailed, Cinderella is swept into her ex-CEO’s arms and rushed to hospital.

Rejected and heartbroken, the marshal ignores Cinderella’s will and takes her by force.

The marshal borrows lines from a play to confess; she says no, yet her heart dances.

Wed to a tycoon, Cinderella endures his cruel mother; the CEO’s heart breaks on finding out.

Sold to a brothel, Cinderella is saved by the marshal, who blames himself for not protecting her.

CEO asks ex to assist his wedding; she shows with her new man, steals the show.

The boy’s age matches her lost son; the CEO arrives and spills the truth from twelve years back.

Thugs kidnap a schoolgirl; the passing marshal saves her—love at first sight.

She treats her man and his old friend—his unreachable white moon—tension fills the air.

Buying cake, Cinderella meets a cute boy—her ex-CEO appears: “He’s your son.”

Blackout scare—Cinderella falls; the marshal catches her, hurt, and they embrace in darkness.

Ten years on, his love and brother have a child; the marshal’s heart breaks, yet he smiles.

Ten years after their breakup, Wallace Chung and Qin Lan lock eyes on a bus—eternity in one glance.

New in town,Cinderella catches the marshal’s eye across the crowd—one glance and he’s instantly lost

Marshal hid their child’s death; finding the tiny clothes, Cinderella weeps and demands the truth.

The marshal wounds himself on purpose, but Cinderella catches him—scolding yet secretly worried sick