Ge Si-han, a female college student in the 21st century, dies unexpectedly from drowning and is reborn as Saengkea, an orphan adopted by the Golden Peak Estate in Thailand. Due to a high fever, she loses her memory and becomes a naive child. Struggling to survive amidst the cold and harsh Duchess, her gentle and protective foster sister Usa, and the calm yet powerful estate owner Adit, she grows up with resilience, relying on her adult mind. She unexpectedly discovers she is in the world of the Thai drama *Golden Roof*, learning that the estate’s attic harbors the ghost of her sister—murdered by the Duchess—as well as the family’s long-buried bloody secrets and the tragic fate of her original self. Living under someone else’s roof, she works hard to learn Thai, acquire knowledge, and master the rules of survival. While evading the old lady’s harassment and overcoming her fear of the supernatural, she builds a relationship with Adit that evolves from estrangement to trust, and forms a close bond with Usa. Ultimately, she attempts to rewrite her destiny, uncover the truth behind the estate, and live a life of her own.

The story follows a girl who travels back in time to Hollywood, becoming Jenny Jane, an American teenager. To return to the present, she must become a Hollywood star. With the help of top agent Cesare, she rises from restaurant waitress to Hollywood rising star. Leveraging her unique talent (the golden touch “Performing Arts Space”) and Cesare's strategic maneuvering, she lands a guest role on CSI and the lead in the musical Chicago. Caught in the whirlpool of fame and fortune, she confronts industry unwritten rules, interpersonal struggles, and personal challenges. Just before her Broadway debut, she faces sabotage from rivals, but uses her wit to navigate the crisis, ultimately reaching the pinnacle of her career as a Hollywood superstar.

After dying of heart disease, modern American teenager Isabella Young is reborn in 1895 as Consuelo Vanderbilt—daughter of a railroad magnate and future Duchess of Marlborough. Knowing nothing of the Gilded Age, she unexpectedly connects with the ghost of the original Consuelo—who had committed suicide after her beloved James was brutally murdered while resisting an arranged marriage, leaving her soul trapped in the mortal realm. Assuming the identity of “Consuelo,” Isabella navigates a family dominated by her controlling mother Eva and her profit-driven father William, while also dealing with Albert, Duke of Marlborough, whom she is betrothed to for the restoration funds of Blenheim Palace. Armed with modern egalitarian ideals, she challenges the conservative aristocratic norms of the 19th century: speaking up for colonial peoples at social gatherings, resisting a loveless marriage, and even attempting to flee. Yet through her mutual companionship with Consuelo, she gradually matures. Ultimately, she comes to terms with reality and resolves to seize initiative as the Duchess of Marlborough. Within the marriage's strategic landscape, she seeks self-worth while helping Consuelo fulfill her unfinished wishes.

Dai Ling, a young woman driven by vengeance, lost her mother at a tender age. After years of lying low, she ventured alone into Thailand to exact revenge on the all-powerful Chen family. Using her beauty and cunning, she engineered her way into the funeral of the Reclining Buddha Temple to approach Ang Wei, the Chen family's heir apparent. Using her body as leverage, she advanced step by step. Amidst their high-stakes tug-of-war, complex emotions blossom. Ang Wei's ruthlessness collides with his deep affection, while Dai Ling's resilience clashes with her carefully crafted facade. Simultaneously, the emergence of Hong Kong crime boss Ou Shaowen, provocations from the Siamese Gang, and collusion between political and business factions further entangle her path of vengeance with romantic entanglements. Each character wrestles between desire and morality.