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When a modern street youth is killed while exposing a corruption scandal and is thrown into a dying fantasy continent, he must claw his way from the sands of a gladiator arena to the throne of war to unite three races against an extinction-level invasion, where every drop of destiny ink he writes demands payment in the form of his memories of home.

For three years, Caleb Vance was Riverdale’s favorite joke, a despised live-in son-in-law who scrubbed floors and swallowed daily humiliation just to keep his dying sister alive. They called him a penniless dog. They didn't know about the three-year seal locking away his god-tier martial arts and trillion-dollar empire. Tonight, his wife's family forces a public divorce to steal her company. A rival heir grinds his heel into Caleb's hand and demands he beg. Caleb only checks his watch.11:59 PM. At midnight, the seal shatters. A black card with unlimited credit unlocks. Armored fleets mobilize across the globe. And the useless beggar everyone spat on rises as the world’s most ruthless Sovereign. They wanted him on his knees. Now, the entire world will bow to him.

Adrian Cole spent his life being humiliated by the wealthy Whitmore family, betrayed by his fiancée, and deceived by his closest friend. After his grandfather's death, he is thrown out of the mansion with nothing left to his name. But everything changes when an anonymous billionaire fortune appears in his bank account, accompanied by a mysterious letter claiming the money is only a fraction of his true wealth. As Adrian rises from disgrace to power, he begins uncovering secrets about his origins and the mysterious people who call him their rightful master. Soon, the family that cast him aside will discover that humiliating Adrian Cole was the biggest mistake of their lives.

Dorian Vale thought he had finally found his place in the family that raised him. Then, on the night of his engagement, his fiancée chose his adopted brother instead. Humiliated and heartbroken, Dorian leaves the celebration only to overhear a conversation that destroys everything he believes about his life. The Vales didn’t rescue him twenty years ago. They were paid to hide him. Before Dorian can discover why, someone tries to kill him. His car plunges from a bridge, and the world declares him dead. But Dorian survives. And the stranger who saves him calls him by a name he has never heard before. Cassian Ardent. The missing heir to one of the most powerful families in the country. Now Dorian must uncover why his identity was stolen, why his parents died, and who has spent twenty years making sure he never discovers the truth. But reclaiming his name won’t be enough. He must enter the empire that should have been his, defeat the people waiting for him to fail, and expose the traitor hiding inside his own bloodline. Because the family that buried him alive made one fatal mistake. They didn’t make sure he was dead.

2053—The year of Global Famine. The government of UNC locked 81% of the population inside their homes and left them to starve. Officially it was "resource management," but in reality, the rich had sealed the poor and average while keeping themselves free with the last remaining food. Oscar Kingston was one of the locked-up majority, expected to rot quietly in his apartment with the little provisions he had. But he was going to dig himself out of the locked apart. While digging beneath the house he found a large sealed box. Inside was the entire outside world in miniature—every city, every starving street, every collapsing government. Everything happening beyond his walls was happening inside the box. Realizing this, Oscar decided to become God. When the people outside cried for water, Oscar dipped a plastic cap of a Coca-Cola bottle into his last reservoir and dropped it into the center of the miniature world. In the real world, the grounds of the country shook violently. A massive water tank the size of a city block suddenly dropped from heaven in the middle of the dying country. When they cried for rice, he placed one boiled grain of rice on the surface. In reality, the earth buckled again. A hundred-foot mountain of rice crashed down from the sky—enough to feed the entire nation for a month. The survivors fell to their knees in the dust: “What God is doing this? Can you hear us?” “God, what is your name?” “God, how do we worship you?” In the dark of his ruined apartment, Oscar smiled. He would tell them to gather every scrap of gold, food, clothes and every remaining bill they still possessed… and leave it all at Apartment 101, Swamp Estate. That was his address!