Romance · Contract Marriage
Hit me again
Opens ShortDrama.com in a new tab. Availability is set by the platform.
- Episodes
- 80
- Language
- —
- Genre
- Romance
- Platform
- ShortDrama.com
Kai begins as a poor scholarship student at a futuristic elite academy where wealthy heirs use cybernetic upgrades, family influence, and public humiliation to keep outsiders down. His repeated clashes with Brock turn from classroom mockery into brutal fights, but Kai keeps surviving in ways that seem beyond normal cyberware. Clara enters as a tense but important presence, first as a strict roommate and later as someone who tries to stop violence, treat the wounded, and shield Kai from the academy’s pressure. As the conflict grows, Kai also encounters strange signs of larger forces, including a wounded man who heals unnaturally and hints at stronger enemies and military implants. The academy’s hierarchy becomes more openly corrupt as Jackson and other elites use enforcers, surveillance, quarantine threats, and staged attacks to control scholarship students. Kai refuses to flee or submit, and each punishment only seems to reveal more of his hidden durability and power. His body begins to adapt under extreme damage, making him both harder to break and more frightening to the people trying to control him. Brock eventually forces a formal duel contract, backed by family power and armed support, expecting an easy victory. Instead, Kai survives Brock’s strike and reverses the fight by breaking the enhanced arm with bare hands. That upset does not end the conflict; it marks the beginning of a wider struggle against the academy’s ruling structure. After the arena shock, Kai’s defiance draws harsher retaliation from Jackson and other elite factions. He is threatened with expulsion, targeted by faction-backed assaults, and pushed into traps meant to isolate or capture him. Clara continues to stand near him, even as she also fights her own battle against family control and forced arrangements. Her resistance to an envoy and to a marriage contract shows that the same system trying to crush Kai is also trying to own her. Meanwhile, lower-status allies like Toby and others keep trying to protect Kai, even when the danger becomes lethal. The story widens from school bullying into a class war over bodies, status, and freedom. Kai is hunted, restrained, and even placed under crushing gravity or lockdown conditions, but he turns pain into training and refuses to be erased. By the end of the batch, the central stakes are clear: Kai must survive the academy’s escalating violence, protect the people close to him, and confront a power structure that keeps trying to claim him and everyone he cares about.