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Qevran Morthiel, a Dungeon Core, realizes his kingdom is bleeding mana and gold. To save his existence, he fires the lazy, promotes the goblins, and turns his dark lair into the most profitable corporate enterprise in the underworld

Kael Varyn was four when the Cult of Akary slaughtered his family. Twelve years of brutal training later, he has become something unprecedented: a Contractor with an Infinite Soul, able to carry more than one contract. Every enemy he kills makes him stronger — but each stolen entity leaves behind whispers of borrowed memories, threatening to drown who he is. As he hunts the cult across a world where humans bargain with Fifth-Dimensional beings for power, Kael discovers the slaughter of his family was only the first move in a centuries-long plan to tear the barrier between worlds wide open. To stop it, he'll have to unlock a Soul-Bound contract with Liciferous, an entity so dangerous the gods themselves fear him. But the cost of that power might be the last piece of himself. The Contractors is a dark fantasy about whether a person is defined by the power they wield — or the choices they make when it matters most.

Everyone mocked Zhao Ming for throwing away an S-Class Spirit Beast to buy an F-Class Succubus. They called him foolish, bewitched, and unworthy of becoming a Beast Master. Only Zhao Ming knew the future. He had watched the legendary S-Class Spirit Beast abandon her master in pursuit of wealth and power, while the weakest girl everyone despised sacrificed her own life to save his. Reborn with the God-Tier Spirit Beast System, Zhao Ming refuses to repeat the mistakes of his previous life. As forgotten gods awaken, ancient beasts return, and kingdoms descend into chaos, he will prove that loyalty is worth more than talent—and that the weakest companion can become the strongest legend.

Alex Hensley was a nobody—an orphan, a burden, and the easiest target at his elite school. Then he found an ancient bracelet with an emerald stone. Overnight, everything changed. His body became stronger, his confidence grew, and even the girl he could only admire from afar began to notice him. But why does the bracelet sometimes lose its power? And why does Alex feel like something—or someone—is waiting for him to awaken it? What happens when the power that changed his life becomes the very thing that could destroy it?

Strategos Ryker Alden was Apex-ranked — the System's #1 human, the man who held the eastern Anchor Points single-handedly. Then the Collapse hit, his own command marked him for elimination, and the world watched their war god die. Six months later, he's alive. Level 1. Unranked. Forgotten by name, hunted by instinct because the officers who buried him know a truth no one else does: the Collapse wasn't random. It was timed. Engineered. And Ryker was the only man capable of stopping it. Now, under a stolen name, he's rebuilding from nothing while the faction that killed him consolidates a war he was born to win. Every Skill he reclaims, every Anchor Point he takes back, brings him closer to the men who erased him and to a truth about who gave the order that will burn the last thing he trusts to the ground.

"Rule Number One: When the darkness falls, close your eyes. Hold your breath. Violators will be terminated." Kael wakes up in a rusted subway car with no memory of how he got there, surrounded by strangers and a mechanical voice announcing the rules of a lethal survival game. In this twisted dimension known as the Death Game, humans are nothing more than livestock, currency, and entertainment. Break a rule? You burn. Fail a timer? You are slaughtered. But Kael isn't helpless. Bound to the mysterious [Death Game System], he awakens a single, seemingly weak ability: 3-Second Precognition. He can't summon meteors. He doesn't have infinite wealth. But in a world where a single misstep means instant death, knowing the future just three seconds in advance is the ultimate cheat code. While others panic and beg for mercy, Kael remains an emotionless, calculating machine. He will exploit every loophole, sacrifice anyone who gets in his way, and brutally execute the monsters that hunt him. The system wants him to play by the rules. Kael is going to use the rules to tear the system apart.

Deyvorn Karshel is the only man crazy enough to keep delivering packages in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. With a mountain of bonuses on the line and a city in ruins, he becomes a beacon of normalcy in a world gone mad.

Jasper gets a second chance at life, returning ten years into the past with memories of a future no one else knows about. After unexpectedly gaining $10 million, he makes a decision that leaves everyone around him confused. He breaks up with his girlfriend, cuts ties with the people closest to him, and begins making investments that seem impossible to predict. Everyone thinks Jasper has suddenly gone crazy. But nobody knows what he remembers.

For years, Oscar Hudson abandoned his identity as the heir to the world's greatest business empire to live as the humble live-in husband of Olivia Hall. He endured ridicule, humiliation, and endless insults from the Hall Family, believing that love was worth every sacrifice. Then he was divorced. Mocked for being poor and replaced by the wealthy William Anderson, Oscar quietly accepted his fate and walked away. What they never knew was that the "useless" husband they despised was the sole heir to the Hudson Family, a business empire worth trillions. Now, the king has returned to his throne.

A mountain-raised healer armed only with silver needles descends into a cutthroat city to fulfill an old marriage contract and reclaim a stolen artifact. Kaelen masters the art of mending—or ending—life with a touch. But the ruthless Thorne family and the venomous Malakor Syndicate have no intention of honoring ancient debts. When poison and assassins close in, Kaelen learns that some cancers of power can only be removed with precision and ruthlessness. In Oakhaven, money buys survival and bloodlines buy status—until a man with steady hands decides otherwise. One needle at a time.

Three years ago, Colonel Daniel Marsh buried his rank and his name to become an ordinary man for the woman he loved.  Today he's "the useless husband" until the same afternoon he was fired from a dead-end job over missing inventory, someone burned down the one man who could prove it was sabotage.  By nightfall, his father-in-law is moving to seize his daughter's inheritance. By midnight, Daniel realizes both events are connected  and that someone has been watching him far longer than anyone in his family knows.

Henry Rowland buried his mother with a wilting rose and his last dollar. An hour later, his girlfriend smashed his anniversary cake into his face, laughed while her new man threw him into the hallway, and her mother changed the locks on the only door he had left. He had nothing. He was nothing. Then the black SUVs came. His grandfather was a German tycoon's only heir. His father found the vault and died protecting it. And Henry — broke, grieving, invisible Henry — is the only man alive whose blood can open it. He went into the estate a failure. He came out the CEO of the Rowland Dynasty. Zillionaire. The most dangerous name in two cities. But the men who built their empires in his dynasty's shadow have been waiting twenty years for the heir to show up. And they are not stepping aside. Senator Cross has the Senate. The Shadow board has the institutions. William Blackwood has the inside track on Henry's own company. Henry has something better. He has nothing left to lose. And a woman who already knows exactly how this ends. The dynasty doesn't negotiate. It reclaims.

Action. Face Slapping. Urban They called him a servant, a fraud and a murderer. For twenty-one years, Nathaniel Sinclair believed he was nothing. He was stolen at birth and raised as the adopted son of the wealthy Ashford family, he was treated like dirt beneath their feet. He scrubbed their floors, endured their insults and took the blame for everything that went wrong. And when the golden child, Preston Ashford, killed a man in a drunk driving accident, they forced Nate to take the fall. They held him down and poured whiskey down his throat. They handed him to the police like garbage. But prison gave him something the Ashfords never expected. Now he is free. Now he knows the truth. Now he is coming back. They have no idea they are standing on the edge of a cliff. Nathaniel Sinclair is no longer their scapegoat. He is their reckoning.

Caspian Titan thought he had finally won. After years of being treated as a useless husband, he was ready to marry the woman he loved and begin a new chapter with their little son, Jett. But before the wedding could even begin, Graycie vanished—leaving behind nothing but humiliation, unanswered questions, and a heartbroken man. Then, just when Caspian believes his life has hit rock bottom, a mysterious call changes everything. His grandfather has summoned him back into the world he thought he had lost forever. But claiming his place comes with conditions: a marriage certificate and proof that Jett is truly his son. Determined to prove himself, Caspian travels to Titan Hospital with Jett, unaware that he is walking straight into a trap. There, he finds Graycie in the arms of another man—the brilliant Dr. Orion Clever. Before Caspian can demand answers, accusations are thrown at him, a gun mysteriously appears in his car, and suddenly, the abandoned husband becomes the prime suspect. But Caspian is no longer the powerless man everyone remembers. As secrets begin surfacing and one shocking revelation threatens everything he believes about his marriage and his son, Caspian realizes that someone may have been manipulating events from the very beginning. And when he secretly follows Orion, expecting to uncover one betrayal, he overhears something far more disturbing. Caspian now has a far more dangerous enemy to uncover—and his grandfather’s conglomerate may be the real target.

For years, Mikael Winston let the world believe he was nothing. He played the fool so his family would have one less person to fight over the inheritance. He buried his name, his pride, and everything he was capable of becoming just to keep the peace. Then, when fire tore through a burning building, he risked his life to save a woman— and paid for it with his face. The woman he saved married him anyway. At least, that was what he believed. One week was all it took for her to reveal the truth. She had gotten what she wanted: a fifty-million-dollar contract signed by his hands, her fortune secured, and no intention of staying married to the scarred man she'd once pretended to love. There had never been a real marriage. No vows that counted. No future together. Just humiliation. And somehow, through a cruel twist of fate, Mikael was legally bound to another woman instead—a young maid with nothing but a scholarship, a kind heart, and nowhere else to go. Like him, she had been discarded by the people who were supposed to value her. They laughed at them both. They should have been more careful about who they were laughing at. Because Mikael Winston was never the useless man they thought he was. The heir they buried had finally come home. He built Vivienne's fortune with his own two hands. Now, he'll tear it down the same way. Piece by piece. Deal by deal. Until her empire is nothing but ruins—and the only name anyone remembers is Mikael Winston.

Death should have been the end. Instead, Alexander wakes in a dead man's body during an apocalypse, bound to a system that demands an unthinkable price for survival. In a world consumed by symbiotic plague and hunted by a shadowy organization, he must level up fast, lead a team of rare Female Awakeners, and race to stop a cosmic entity from erasing humanity—before his own nature consumes him.

This adult fantasy serial contains dangerous combat, grief, betrayal, frightening creatures, moral compromise, and romantic tension. Intimate moments remain non-graphic and consensual. The story is built for regular serialization, with every chapter ending on a threat, revelation, or emotional turn.

He spent three years being their servant. He spent ten years becoming the most feared man in the world. They never knew both were the same person. Ethan Cole is the Supreme King of the underworld — a man powerful enough to make governments move at his command. Yet for three years, he lived as an invisible nobody in the Lane family, cooking their meals and sleeping on their couch. He endured it for one reason—to find a girl from fourteen years ago who gave up her entire inheritance to save two strangers — Ethan and his mother — then vanished before he could even learn her name. What he didn't expect was to find her already at war with the same enemy who destruction them both. Now the patience is over. The tea trays and the borrowed genius — all of it was the calm before something they were never prepared for. They stepped on the wrong man. And he's been waiting.

Trapped in a dilapidated shop house with a chronic heart condition and mocked as a useless beggar, Muza takes his first step back to the peak. He has not only returned to heal the sick; he is here to uproot the evil that once betrayed him. To those who are sincere, he is a saving angel. To his enemies, he is the Grim Reaper bearing needles of death. 

Kaito Ran was only eleven years old when he watched his ailing father die. During his passing, Ran witnessed a djinn appear to take his father's soul to hell (NARAKU), but during the process, Ran caught a glimpse of hell before the spiritual portal dispersed. He saw that it was a realm, a place of material and magic. He saw nine cities and towers, mythical beings and doomed souls. He realized that he could go to hell and rescue his father. He met a monastery acolyte named Sōran Haru. Haru admitted he could help him save his father from hell. Ran asked how and Haru told him that his half-sister was a Lilim (Lilims are demonic children of Lilith and Satan). He offered to summon her so they can ask if she could take him to hell and help him save his father. They used a ritual to summon her. She appeared and agreed to help them find Ran’s father and even help return him to the Realm of the Living, but in exchange Ran must serve her In hell for twenty years. Ran, filled with so much love for his father, willingly agreed to this. Ran and Haru are taken to hell and found it to be a sinister world where there was no sun and the sky was in perpetual darkness, lit only by clouds of flame. It had its own rules and physical laws. They journey for what felt like days, but could not be confirmed. Ran found himself aging for years while only days had passed. Now they must survive the horror of hell, and Ran must also deal with going from being eleven years old to sixteen over a few weeks and the fact that he might be the son of the great deceiver.