Novels by Nay Velle

Julian Vance, the business emperor of New York, watched his life crumble in a single night. His luxury car was sabotaged and sent plunging into a deadly ravine by a rotten alliance: his stepmother, his stepsister, his own biological father who had poisoned his real mother for the sake of wealth, and Amber Miller — his materialistic fiancée who was nothing more than a power-hungry whore. But death rejected Julian when the [Revenge System] saved his life just one second before the explosion. Legally declared "dead" and left without a single penny, Julian hid his identity under the alias "Ian." At his lowest point, he was saved by Chloe Miller, a poor girl working as a waitress in one of the luxury restaurants owned by the Vance family. Ironically, Chloe was Amber’s distant cousin — the girl who had always been humiliated, trampled on, and treated like trash by Amber, the woman who suddenly became rich after allying herself with Julian’s stepsister. Guided by the System’s missions, Julian built a new empire of wealth from the shadows. He didn’t just reclaim what was rightfully his; using his mysterious identity, he systematically exposed the corruption of his family, uncovered the truth behind his mother’s murder, and secretly became Chloe’s protector. When the night of the Gala Dinner arrived, Julian returned not only to dismantle the Vance empire, but also to lay the entire world at Chloe’s feet — forcing Amber and the whole Vance family to crawl beneath their shadows.

Dying a tragic death after being betrayed and used as a mere tool, the young man swore that he would never live for anyone else again if he were ever given a second chance. Yet, fate threw his soul into the body of Aldric—an illegitimate son of a king, who had been slaughtered at the bottom of the Forbidden Forest's ravine by his very own biological father. On the brink of death for the umpteenth time, a mechanical voice suddenly echoed inside his head: [Egoist System Activated]. This mysterious system did not require a holy hero. Instead, his power points surged drastically every time he made a selfish and ruthless decision. Forged by the darkness of the cursed forest, he began to crawl his way back up with a black sword in hand, preparing to tear down the royal throne built upon demonic sacrificial rituals. He did not return to become a savior for this rotten world. He came to seize the highest throne, and to become a monster far more terrifying than the rulers before him. "For the deepest wounds never give birth to a hero."