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Poster She Is Present
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She Is Present

Nicole works at a labor arbitration center and hires mysterious new mediator Hera Nemesis. Hera has an uncanny supernatural phenomenon: whenever a party lies during negotiations, the room door shuts sharply to pinch their hand, instantly exposing falsehoods. With her unique ability to uncover fabricated evidence, she resolves workplace injury, labor dispute and corporate fraud cases efficiently. Later, Hera is invited as an independent observer to global summits, UN talks and international arbitrations covering energy, territory and resource conflicts. She rarely speaks but pinpoints factual contradictions in documents, pushing negotiators to base talks on authentic records. Gradually, her truthful mediation model spreads worldwide. In the end, deceptive statements fade from conference rooms, and Hera quietly travels globally to safeguard factual justice.

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Poster THE VICTIM ALLIANCE41 EP 4.3

THE VICTIM ALLIANCE

Maya is "killed" by her fiancé Jack, but wakes up in the morgue and joins the "Victim Alliance"—a group helping the deceived rebuild trust. She discovers Jack is a serial killer who manipulated and murdered seventeen women. The alliance helps capture him. Maya starts a podcast and public talks, sharing patterns of emotional manipulation and helping countless victims. She witnesses Sarah, Sofia, and others rebuild their lives. Core: being deceived is not your fault—being deceived again is a sign to pay attention. From one person waking up to helping a community wake up—that is true rebirth.

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Poster Drunk Night, Forced Marriage70 EP 4.5

Drunk Night, Forced Marriage

Olivia Parker and Ethan Walker are both powerful CEOs, but they have never crossed paths. While overseas, one drunken night ends in a rushed wedding, a one-night stand, and two very regretful strangers waking up beside each other.Olivia and Ethan both decide to hide who they really are and make the other person so miserable that they ask for a divorce first. But before their plan can work, their grandmothers discover the marriage and force them to move in together. What begins as a battle of fake identities and bad impressions soon turns into a chaotic, funny, and surprisingly sweet romance.

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Poster Dragon God's Wrath60 EP 4.6

Dragon God's Wrath

Twenty years after the Battle of the World Tree, former Dragon God Nidhogg abandons his divinity and hides in Skyfire City to live a quiet life with his daughter Fennica. Fennica is forced into an arranged marriage with Joss, who covets her pure dragon bloodline. He repeatedly drains her blood and threatens to kill her father to silence her. On their wedding day, Joss siphons all her dragon blood, leaving her trapped in a deathlike slumber. Nidhogg’s long-suppressed rage erupts. He drops his disguise as a humble restaurant owner, summons his dragon army, and embarks on a path of vengeance. He eliminates all who harmed his daughter, uncovers the huge conspiracy behind the World Tree War orchestrated by the Church and Blood Clan, and fights tirelessly to restore Fennica’s blood power and wake her from endless sleep.

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Poster Pure Blood40 EP 4.5

Pure Blood

Dr. Eve Summers has spent nine years engineering Pure Blood—a synthetic, copper-based hemoglobin that could free "feeders" from hunting humans. But when her work threatens the centuries-old Hunter's Guild, they dispatch Kane Ashworth to stop her. As Kane infiltrates her lab, he discovers he carries the very marker he's sworn to destroy—and Pure Blood is activating it. Eve holds the science; Kane holds the proof her father's unfinished legacy needs. Together, they flee the Guild and synthesize an Anchor—not to erase what feeds are, but to stabilize them. In a world built on fear, Eve and Kane must prove that blood can carry memory without carrying violence.

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Poster The Toxicity Experiment44 EP 4.7

The Toxicity Experiment

After being recruited by Horizon Digital, top-tier product executive Caitlin deliberately implemented a draconian management regime—characterized by intense pressure, public performance rankings, and mandatory overtime. Within six weeks, the staff—physically and mentally exhausted—staged a collective walkout. This crisis, however, had been meticulously orchestrated by Caitlin herself. She used it to demonstrate to senior management that a culture of exploitative "efficiency" is a recipe for self-destruction. She then introduced a new framework built on trust, transparency, and respect, revitalizing the company over the next two years and empowering the team to set and defend their own professional boundaries. Following this success, she founded a consultancy firm dedicated to dismantling toxic workplace cultures.

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Poster The Red Dress33 EP 4.2

The Red Dress

A jaded Chicago subway driver, Kate, notices a mysterious woman in a blood-red dress waiting on the same platform every Friday at 11:47 PM—but she never boards. When Kate breaks protocol and steps off her train to ask, "Do you need help?", she unlocks a thirty-five-year-old secret: the woman, Eleanor, is waiting for a fiancé who vanished on that very spot. But the truth is a trap. Police records point to suicide; a hidden letter screams "I’m not enough." Yet Eleanor whispers, "I saw hands push him." As Kate digs deeper, she unearths a fake closure, a possible revenge plot, and a contract of silence that has kept a killer free for decades. Every stop becomes a gamble. Every red dress is a clue. In the end, Kate must decide: break Eleanor's fragile illusion—or become her heir in a waiting game that may never end.

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Poster CEO's separation agreement60 EP 4.2

CEO's separation agreement

A contract marriage with a "no-interference"clause—but he's been drawing her for five years. She finds a silver frame, a lost book, and sketchbooks hidden in his study. When an exfiancée threatens to expose their arrangement, he tears up the old agreement. They start a shared notebook: winter snow, spring buds, summer shade, autumn leaves. Each page holds her words and his pencil lines. No more separate bedrooms. Just two people on the same bench, writing and drawing through the seasons. Because some contracts aren't about rules—they're about choosing to stay. Their story isn't over; it's just turning to a new page.

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