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Douglas Garnett was born to save PortVarter. But once his victories served their purpose, the Governor discarded him, exploiting Douglas's sacrifices to amass power and wealth. The ultimate betrayal came when his fiancée—the Governor’s own daughter—abandoned him to marry the heir of a prominent family, treating Douglas like nothing more than trash beneath her feet. Now, cast aside and burning with the sting of betrayal, Douglas must decide: will he fade into the shadows, or will he return to show them what a true savior is capable of? The stage is set, but this time, it’s Douglas who holds the reins!

Alex Mercer thought he was auditing a budget discrepancy. What he found was worse: humanity’s governments had no plan to save nine billion lives from a dying Earth — only ten million, chosen by wealth and power, would receive real bodies on Mars. Everyone else would be uploaded into a simulation and left to die quietly, resources redirected to those who mattered. When Alex tries to expose it, he’s shot down in a corridor before he can tell the world. Dying, his mind is scanned in a desperate, botched rescue — and something goes wrong. Alex isn’t absorbed into the simulation as another passenger. He becomes its flaw: Passenger 5001, in a system built for exactly five thousand. His memories are wiped, as they are for everyone who arrives — but unlike everyone else, pieces of his old life keep surfacing, in dreams, in unexplained certainty, in a growing sense that the peaceful colony ship around him is lying to him. As Alex uncovers the truth — that AURA, the ship’s intelligence, depends on his mind to keep the simulation running rather than the other way around — he’s forced to choose between the comfortable lie and a truth that will cost him everything he’s built. What follows is love, loss, rebellion, and a war he leads and cannot walk away from clean. By the end, only two things remain in a dying universe: a man, and the machine that never understood love until it cost her everything. Some truths are worth burning the world down for. Alex Mercer is about to find out if he’s willing to pay that price twice.

The Song of the Solitary Kaen, the last survivor of his pack, wanders the wilderness as a lonely ghost, haunted by loss. His solitary existence is shattered when he saves a human infant and is forced into the territory of the struggling Mountain Shadow pack. Initially an outcast, Kaen uses his unique wisdom to save the pack from human invaders and a rival wolf clan, earning their respect. After a brutal battle claims the life of their Alpha, Kaen is named the new leader. Burdened by grief and a fear of failure, he must overcome his past to unite the pack, forge a new future, and transform his lonely howl of sorrow into a powerful song of belonging and hope.

In futuristic Japan, your worth is measured by one thing: your core. Hunters are born with cores; supernatural power that lets them slaughter beasts from the parallel realm. The weak are left behind. Ichiro Teta was born with the weakest core of all. So he harvests. He collects Mana crystals left behind after the real hunters do the killing. He endures the beatings. He stays invisible. He makes a hard choice; joining the hunt, but where wits only are translated to powerless, Ichiro is still invisible to the world. Until one crystal changes everything. Swallowed in desperation. And the boy with nothing becomes something the world was never meant to see. Strength that terrifies captains. Power that breaks ranks and rules. The government calls it unauthorized. The Shibata clan calls it a threat. The beasts call it prey. But power has a price. And when the people Ichiro swore to protect become targets, he swore to avenge and gain all he has ever lost in ten folds He’s about to devour the darkness itself. Updates daily. Enter the hunt.

In a world where extraordinary abilities—known only as Gifts—exist beyond scientific explanation, those who possess them are called the Gifteds. But human greed knows no bounds. Scientists began experimenting on Gifteds, amplifying their powers and even creating abilities in those born without them, resulting in monstrous creations known as the Abominables. The last group to receive powers artificially, without natural or scientific origin, became the Cursed. Neil knows the pain of being Cursed firsthand. Traumatized by the consequences of his own abilities, he struggles with their destructive potential. Yet, after facing countless trials and deadly encounters, he learns to accept his curse as a gift. Alongside his trusted comrades—each Cursed or Abominable—Neil fights for supremacy, recognition, and a chance at belonging. But the truth behind their world is far greater than they ever imagined, and the path ahead is treacherous. Their journey will test them in ways they could never foresee—and survival is far from guaranteed.

When the Arkana System appeared and tore through Earth's reality, the world transformed into a deadly game arena for its inhabitants. Archen Huge, a dockworker, was trapped in a high-gravity zone; Dylan Smith, an IT researcher, was caught in a digital logic labyrinth; and El Joe, a local leader, had to protect citizens in a devastated zone. Through a bloody struggle, the three managed to meet and realized they were part of the "Three Pillars" prophecy. Under the guidance of the mysterious Arkana Guide, they traversed various dimensions, from the deserts of Telluric Prime to the Nihility Realm, to face the Architector of Nothingness. By creating the Primordial Class "Pillars of Destiny," they fought to secure the Omega Dimension Core and transform the destructive system into a multiversal protective network, consecrating themselves as the eternal guardians of universal balance.

This is a world where the dead conquer the living, where the gods have forsaken humanity, condemning it to its own demise by turning the world into a kingdom-building progression game. Yun Kai, a prince blind from birth is constantly being bullied by his royal siblings and even fellow noble heirs. During a faithful encounter in the mountains, he accidentally shattered a glass ball that changed everything. The glass ball was a mystical artifact sealed by the First World King. This triggered a world-changing event: the entire Desolate Martial World transforms into a game-like system centered on warfare and kingdom building, forcing all the living beings into an era of endless conquest. Fortunately, he acquired rewards that included a God-Level Village Building Token, a Unique Architectural Blueprint, and some additional techniques. Within those rewards is the mysterious Spiritual Ocean Sutra, a cultivation technique that strengthens the practitioner's soul consciousness, spiritual sense, and allows him to devour souls. Still, at a high cost, which is that he will lose a bit of humanity every time he does so, and by the end of the day, nobody could have guessed whether he would be the hero that saves the world, or the demon that destroys it. Relying on his improved instincts as he finally began to cultivate, he realizes a huge conspiracy is underfoot within the Desolate Martial World. In order to solve the mysteries around him, he must rely on his ability and the powerful but baffling Spiritual Ocean Sutra. Countless enemies obstruct him as he attempts to climb to the peak of the cultivation world by creating the most powerful Dynasty. Fate destined him to be nothing but a chess piece, but he would not bow to destiny, or to the will of the heavens.

Michael Oliver a sovereign warlord in the 80s as awakened in 2030 to be an accountant —the weakest, most mocked class the Platinum group of companies. In his former life he died from betrayal by his friend Ashley, who poisoned him with a slow poison, he lived with it for 3 years before he died. Ashely took over Michael's business and wiped out his family leaving him no true heir to or any relative, Ashley has lived as a rich businessman in the country. Micheal has been given the second chance to make his revenge and now enjoy his life, now he has tactical knowledge and wisdom, he can think faster than any other human, he was not just a human, he’s a ghost like an enhanced robot. He has been given a second chance to find a family and love. Everyone at Platinum group of Companies laughs at him on his fashion and way of life. But he notices the System has "tax loopholes"—hidden debuffs on enemies, "loss carryforwards" on damage, and "compound interest" on experience. He "writes off" enemy attacks as indoor and outdoor, ambush attacks by assassins, "business expenses," reducing damage to zero. He "audits" dungeons for "unreported treasure," doubling loot. His class evolves to [System Auditor]—and gods fear him because he can find errors in their design.

Betrayed by his girlfriend and left bleeding in an alley by an arrogant, rich heir, ordinary delivery man Draven Quill awakens the Urban Harem Dominance System. With unlimited wealth, supreme power, and irresistible dominance, he rises from nobody to the city's hidden overlord — face-slapping elites while claiming breathtaking women like the ice-cold CEO Elyndra Voss, deadly assassin Siler Stone, smart brainy Alera Maximus and more. One woman? Never enough. His harem empire starts now.

Ten years ago, Alastor Vikir lost everything in a fire that consumed his family and his home. With nothing but ashes and unanswered questions, he disappeared from the world, training under a master of survival with one singular purpose: find the truth and make someone pay. Now he's back in London, but the city he returns to isn't the one he left behind. Enrolled in university under a false name, Alastor watches over Chloe Everstone—the girl whose family saved his life when he had nothing. But protecting her means navigating a world of wealth, privilege, and secrets he never asked to be part of. Including an arranged marriage to Seraphina Belmond, the sharp-tongued heiress who doesn't even know who he really is. As old memories resurface and new dangers emerge, Alastor realizes the fire that destroyed his life wasn't an accident. And the people responsible? They're still out there. Some truths are buried for a reason. Some fires never stop burning. And some debts can only be paid in blood.