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Julian brought his wife and her family through the bitter freezing winter, protecting them through every brutal storm and extreme disaster. He gave them everything, only to be betrayed and left to die alone in the snow by the very people he saved. But when he opens his eyes again, he is breathing and whole, standing right back in his warm apartment exactly sixty days before the apocalypse begins. This time, Julian refuses to be anyone's shield or sacrifice. He cuts all ties with his parasitic wife and her greedy relatives, locking his doors, hoarding essential supplies, and preparing to face the coming end of the world completely on his own terms.

He died betrayed. He woke up three days before the apocalypse. Ethan Cole remembers how the world ended. He remembers the floods that swallowed cities, the endless blackouts, the freezing temperatures, the hunger, the chaos—and most of all, the people who betrayed him when survival became more important than friendship. He remembers dying alone. But when Ethan opens his eyes, he is twenty-four again. October 6, 2031. Three days before Superstorm Orion tears his world apart. This time, Ethan refuses to make the same mistakes. With fifty-two thousand dollars in savings, three days to prepare, and knowledge of a future no one else believes is coming, he begins stockpiling everything he can—food, medicine, fuel, weapons, equipment, seeds, and anything else that might keep him alive. Then he discovers that the strange pendant left with him when he was abandoned as a baby holds a secret. A hidden space. A place where his supplies can be stored beyond the reach of the collapsing world. But Ethan soon realizes that knowing the future doesn’t mean he can control it. The apocalypse arrives earlier than he remembers. People become desperate. Neighbors turn against one another. Friends who once betrayed him come knocking at his door. And a mysterious new neighbor with a little girl of his own seems to be hiding secrets. Ethan has already died once. This time, he won’t just survive the apocalypse. He’ll make sure no one gets the chance to betray him again.

He knew this world. Not because he had lived here before, but because he had once read about it in a novel he never finished. Now, somehow, he has become the long-lost biological son of one of the most powerful families—a true heir who disappeared years ago and has finally been brought home. But someone has already taken his place. The adopted son has spent years being loved as the perfect child and raised as the future heir. And now that the real son has returned, he has no intention of giving up the life he believes belongs to him. Smiles hide schemes. Kind words carry traps. Even a simple family dinner can become a battlefield. Fortunately, the new heir remembers a few things from the novel. Unfortunately… only a few. And as events begin changing from the story he remembers, he soon realizes that knowing part of the plot may not be enough to survive it. Because his return hasn’t simply changed who will inherit the family. It has changed the entire story.

Alex had waited for Julie nine times at the city mall, believing every excuse she gave him because he loved her. He never knew the woman he planned to marry was playing a cruel game with her childhood lover. Every time she stood him up, she was one step closer to winning their bet. Then Julie postponed their wedding registration once again and left for a thirty-day trip with the man she claimed was only her childhood friend. What she didn’t know was that Alex had made a bet of his own. By the time Julie returned, Alex would already be married o someone else. And this time, he wouldn’t be waiting for her.

Santiago Pratama lives a double life: an unremarkable student by day and a meticulous spell-thief by night. With the power to hold only one stolen spell at a time, he must navigate a dangerous game of strategy and survival. But as the enigmatic Nadia Volkov begins to peel back his layers, Santiago realizes that some secrets are harder to hide than others.

Bara Adhitama is twenty-five years old, and the world has a nickname for him that nobody says out loud but everyone means: sial. Cursed. Broken. Wrong. He hauls boxes in a grocery store that pays him less than the interns, gets blamed for things he never touched, and goes home every night to the only person who has never once looked at him like he was a mistake his mother, who scrubs other people's laundry until her knuckles crack so he never has to feel like a burden, even though he already does. Then, on the worst night of his life fired, humiliated, thrown out with nothing he finds a green bottle drifting in the river. Inside it isn't a wish. It's a warning, a stowaway, and the first thing in twenty-five years that has ever chosen him. His luck is about to flip inside out. So is everything he thought he knew about being unwanted.

Arman's graveyard shift at a convenience store takes a bizarre turn when the apocalypse hits. Instead of collapsing, his store transforms into an upgradable Safe Zone. The catch? The system only rewards genuine acts of kindness. Forced to play the hero, Arman must navigate eccentric survivors, former police officer Valentina's suspicions, and a terrifying truth: the apocalypse was fully orchestrated, and the culprit is searching for him.

For ten years, Elias Crowe was known as nothing more than Inmate 001—the most feared prisoner in Blackstone Penitentiary. But Blackstone had a secret. Elias wasn’t its most dangerous prisoner. He was its king. When he finally walks free, Elias has only one thing on his mind: find the people who murdered his family and make them pay. But the world outside has changed while he was locked away. Waiting for him is the mysterious Azure Organization, a fortune beyond imagination, a master who vanished without a trace, and a beautiful woman he’s never met—who, according to his old master’s final letter, is already his fiancée. Elias thought revenge would be simple. He was wrong. Because the deeper he digs into his family’s murder, the more he realizes that his past is connected to powers far greater than he ever imagined. And this time, the King of Blackstone isn’t coming back to kneel.