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André Mahesa discovers a divine system that rewards incompetence. In a world collapsing under the weight of monsters, the only way to reach the top is to fail spectacularly. But as the rewards grow, so does his suspicion: is he truly a master of the system, or just a pawn being led to a dark destiny?

Felipe Adi is thrust into a starving, monster-ridden apocalypse, but he holds a secret: a system that turns lethal monster parts into life-sustaining crops. Partnered with a rugged hunter, he must cultivate hope in a dying world, unaware that his creations are evolving into something beyond human control.

"Disappear," the Hatherleys told him, "or your parent's house burns with them inside it. ' So six years ago, Zane Whelan took the blame for a tower collapse that killed three men, and he vanished. Brookhollow decided the brick layer's son has run off to dig holes in the desert. They were half right. He dug his way out of the Kessari pits, and now he owns the richest diamond fields on earth. Then the Hatherleys broke their word. Zane comes home to find his father's arm snapped in the yard, his mother sewing for coins and every penny he sent them gone. The only person who kept his parents fed is a woman in a motorcycle helmet: Maren Hatherley, the daughter of the family that drove him out. Now a crooked superintendent has reopened the old case, the Hatherley heir wants Tannery Row flattened, and a man the diamond trade knows only as the Assayer wants Zane exactly where he is. But the arm in the yard was never a warning. It was an invitation.

“Take this $10,000 check and disappear, you penniless piece of trash!” Those were the words Darius heard from the mother of the woman he had spent years helping to save. For three years, he had devoted himself to Nina, treating her mysterious illness under his master's guidance. He sacrificed his time and care, believing their engagement meant something. But the moment Nina recovered, she turned her back on him, while her mother mocked his poverty and called his master a fraud. Darius didn't beg. He didn't fight for a woman who had already chosen to abandon him. He simply made one phone call. Ten minutes later, the richest man in Whitemoor City knelt before him and called him “My Lord!” The Watson family had just thrown away an opportunity they could never imagine. They didn't know Darius had been trained by the most powerful beings on Mount Olympus. They didn't know the luxury villa they laughed at was already his. And they certainly didn't know the quiet young man they humiliated possessed powers beyond their understanding. But Darius's greatest battle isn't about making his enemies regret their choices. It's about uncovering the poison that has haunted his life since childhood—and discovering who he was truly meant to become. They mistook his silence for weakness. Now they'll learn the cost of underestimating him.