39 Questions To Fall In Love

Roman Moretti was once the most feared man in the underworld, known as the Hand of Death. Then he fell in love. For his pregnant wife, he abandoned his empire and spent seven years in prison for a crime she committed. But when he finally returned home, expecting to reunite with his family, he discovered his wife had betrayed him, married her former lover, and abandoned their daughter to a life of misery. They thought prison had turned Roman into a nobody. They were wrong. His enemies have forgotten his name, his empire has fallen into the wrong hands, and his daughter has suffered enough. Now, the Hand of Death is back. And this time, anyone who dares to hurt his daughter will pay.

Kane was fired from his Job and the next seconds lost everything mysteriously, also that same day he caught his wife on bed with another man. Juliana mocked him even despite everything he did for call. She called it failure when he gave her everything— the little he had. Betrayed, broken and dejected, Kane was casted out of his own house with nothing but a wounded heart. But something happened afterwards that changed his entire life.

‎"I died once, stripped of my honor, betrayed by one I considered friend and executed like a dog. Now a System says I can rewrite everything… through conquest." ‎ ‎Commander Aurelius Morales opens his eyes five hours before his execution,naked, mid-embrace with his lover, and haunted by memories of his own death and a glowing screen hovering in front of his eyes: ‎ ‎> [CONQUEST SYSTEM ACTIVATED] ‎[Rule through power. Claim through passion. Evolve through blood and loyalty.] ‎ ‎Armed with knowledge of the future and a ruthless system that rewards domination, both militarily and intimately. Aurelius sets out to rewrite history. He tries to save his king a second time… and vanishes into the shadows to begin his true campaign: one of war, seduction, and unrelenting rise to absolute rule. ‎ ‎Each enemy slain gives him their strength. Every woman who surrenders her heart-and body-reduces the corruption eating away at his soul. Elven queens, assassin vixens, feral warriors, magical healers, and corrupted witches… they all become pieces in his grand conquest of kingdoms, hearts, and power itself. ‎ ‎But with every woman he touches and every city he claims, the line between savior and tyrant blurs. The system doesn’t just want him to rule, it wants him to consume. ‎ ‎Can Aurelius lead an empire, satisfy the hunger of his growing harem, and stop a demonic apocalypse,before the system turns him into a monster even his lovers can’t save?

"Please. Try her office line again. Tell her I don't have much time left." Ethan Cole died holding a phone that never rang back, his body eaten hollow by cancer while his wife stood in a chapel two hours away, marrying the man she actually wanted. It was the most devastating period, dying while holding his phone and dialing a number of the woman you married and she couldn't even pick the call until he gave up on the bed. But sometimes fate always render a second chance so that we can live the life we should've seek and lived in the first chance. He wakes up on the same morning, two years earlier, young again, healthy again, and remembering every single thing she let happen to him. This time there's no cake. No begging. No breakfast waiting for a woman who never said thank you once in two years. Ethan signs the divorce papers himself and leaves them on the table for Sophia Morgan to find. She built her whole marriage on a lie and a lover her family never approved of, and she never planned on her lived in husband waking up smarter than her. Her father calls him useless. Her cousin calls him nothing. Ethan calls it quits, saves the one friend he buried last time, and starts taking back everything he gave away for free. But Sophia isn't finished owning him. And somewhere behind him, a name from his old life is waiting to surface, one he thought he'd buried deep enough to never answer for. He died once for loving the wrong woman. What is he willing to become so it never happens again?

Akira wakes up in a realm where souls are currencies and memories are fuel. With no recollection of his past and a body that absorbs the trauma of the dead, he must carve a path through a decaying empire where every victory requires a piece of his own humanity.

**The Reject System** Everyone called him a reject — poor, humiliated, easy to walk over. Then his grandfather died to unlock a secret buried for three generations, and a System with its own hidden agenda chose him. Now every enemy is a lesson, every victory a step toward power, and every clue pulls him closer to the truth: what his family really lost, who took it from them, and why he was the one chosen to take it all back. They discarded him once. They won't survive doing it twice.

Micheal Krux used to be a big name, but all that crumbled in one day, when he was framed and accused live on National TV, as a result, he was sentenced to 5 years of imprisonment with hard labour. All his wealth and everything he had was taken away from him. However, when Micheal returned, after these 5years, he was unrecognizable, untouchable and most importantly, set out for complete revenge. 

After being betrayed by his fiancee and business partners, Alexander Wirakusuma is left to die in a sterile hospital ward. Instead of the afterlife, he wakes up ten years in the past—on the very day his empire began to crumble. With the memories of the future and a cold, calculating heart, Alexander resolves to dismantle those who destroyed him. But as he manipulates the Jakarta stock market and corporate boardrooms, the enigmatic Seraphina Adhisti appears, a woman who didn't play a role in his past life. Is she a new ally or the ultimate wild card in his game of vengeance?

The world didn't end with a bang. It ended with hunger. When the apocalypse arrives, Ryan Cole does what millions of ordinary people do—he locks himself inside his apartment and waits for help. But help never comes. The government disappears. The power begins failing. The infected evolve. And desperate survivors turn on one another. After barely surviving an attempted home invasion, Ryan discovers something impossible on his phone: The Exchange of All Things. A mysterious system that rewards him simply for staying alive. One Survival Point every day. Those points can buy food, weapons, medicine, armor, vehicles—and eventually things far beyond anything humanity should possess. But there is a catch. The stronger Ryan becomes, the more terrifying the world becomes. The infected are evolving. Animals are mutating. And somewhere beyond the collapsing cities, something appears to be guiding the apocalypse. Ryan once dreamed of retiring with millions in the bank. Now money is worthless. His new goal is much simpler: Survive. Get stronger. Find the truth. And if the world wants to destroy him? Ryan will simply exchange anything necessary to become the last man standing.

Kael Dravon is an eighteen year old orphan living on the outskirts of Draven's Hollow, a small town built over ruins no one will explain. He has no family, no cultivation ability by every official measure, and no place in a world that ranks human worth by spiritual power. He has survived on isolation and discipline alone. On the morning of the Ashveil Order's tri-annual recruitment visit, something shifts inside Kael during his daily meditation. A seal of ancient origin fractures and releases a cultivation base so immense and so foreign to the known elemental spectrum that it destroys the Order's examination crystal on contact. The Order, alarmed and intrigued, takes him as an outer disciple. Within the Ashveil Order, Kael is immediately targeted. Daven Sorrel, the Order's top genius and the son of a senior elder, sees Kael as a threat to his standing and orchestrates a campaign of humiliation against him. Kael endures it with cold patience, studying the Order's resources, absorbing its techniques, and growing at a rate that defies every known cultivation model. As Kael rises through the Realms, he begins uncovering the truth buried beneath his own existence. His parents were not wanderers or commoners. They were the last surviving members of the Dravon bloodline, direct descendants of a lineage the Heavenly Dominion Empire declared extinct two decades ago. The Ashveil Order participated in their destruction. His entire childhood of erasure was not an accident. It was a containment strategy. The First Being's blood does not permit containment.