First-Person POV

Professor Reuben Stone is an underpaid epidemiologist when he unlocks the Outbreak System, a mysterious program that predicts epidemics before they spread. Each crisis averted earns him Development Points (DP), which he can use to build schools, water systems, and clinics. At first mocked as a “village doctor,” Reuben soon finds himself fighting not only cholera and malaria but also corrupt politicians, profiteering corporations, and assassins. Yet every outbreak he prevents strengthens his community—and every outbreak he ignores becomes a plague that could end the world. From forgotten academic to the world’s last line of defense, Reuben rises to become The Oracle of Public Health. But the System’s final challenge is not just to save humanity— …it is to build a world that no longer needs him.

When a world-renowned pharmacologist is destroyed for exposing corruption, fate gives him a second chance — with an impossible power. Professor Richard Clark has lost everything: his job, reputation, and health. But when a strange voice on his malfunctioning computer — "Pharmaco System Online" — calls out, he awakens a talent that allows him to turn garbage and plants into miracle pills that can treat any illness. With the help of his straight-shooting student, Elizabeth Ben, Richard initiates an illegal revolution in medicine. The more lives he saves, however, the more enemies he earns. Pharmaceutical oligarchies, black-ops assassins, and global corporations will stop at nothing to dominate the System — or murder him. As the lines of science and divinity blur, Richard is presented with a choice: will he use the Pharmaco System to save humanity. or will humanity kill him first? A journey of redemption, science, and sacrifice — "Pharmaco System: Pills of Progress" redefines the art of healing in a world where truth is the most valuable medicine of all. ---

He was raised to have nothing but was born to have everything. Now he's working as a security inside the empire that was stolen from him and falling for the one woman he's not allowed to want. Adrian Cole just learned he's the real Langford heir, switched at birth and erased from his own inheritance. Instead of exposing the truth, he infiltrates the family as their new head of security, patient enough to wait for the right moment to take back what's his. He doesn't expect Mira Langford, overlooked, underestimated, engaged to the brother who took Adrian's place to be the one person who sees him clearly. When his ex-wife resurfaces with the son he never knew existed, fleeing danger Adrian unknowingly works for, his careful plants starts collapsing in every direction at once. Now he's a father, a fraud, and dangerously in love with a woman he's forbidden to touch and the truth, once it comes out, will cost him everything he's fighting to protect.

Liam Conrad, a warehouse supervisor, is stuck in a loveless marriage to Claire Harrington, living like a servant in her rich family's Chicago mansion. They mock him as a nobody, humiliating him constantly. Then an old college friend finds a lost textbook with handwritten seed phrases for a Bitcoin wallet from 2009, 800000 coins now worth 92 billion dollars. Liam plans to buy Harrington Tech as the mysterious John Gray, his 900 million dollar bid threatening the family that despises him. At a fancy gala, insults hit hard, and Claire's harsh words hurt, but Liam's quiet strength hides a scheme that could destroy their world. At a family dinner, mashed potatoes stain his tux as they laugh. Then, Claire reveals the huge offer and they all loved the deal, unaware her worthless husband holds the power. Would Liam let everyone know who he is and plan his sweet revenge? Or there would be other things that would change the course of things? READ MORE TO FIND OUT.

Exiled. Stripped. Shattered. Prince Arix was framed for the Empress’s murder by his own brother and tossed into The Abyss —a Dyson-sphere prison the size of a solar system. Most enter the "Scrap Heap" to die. Arix entered to wake up. Deep in the vacuum of the lowest level, a dormant relic in his blood flickers to life: The Warden’s Master-Key System. While the galaxy’s most dangerous criminals struggle to survive the prison's lethal laws, Arix has the power to rewrite them. From the mana-soaked floating islands of the High Fantasy Wing to the chrome-slicked streets of the Tech-Noir Sector, he isn't just planning a breakout. He’s building an army of gods, monsters, and outlaws to march back to the throne. The Abyss was meant to be his grave. Instead, he’s making it his kingdom.

The story follows Arthur Williams, a poor and invisible young man trapped at the bottom of urban society. Constantly humiliated because of his poverty, Arthur survives through odd jobs while struggling to support his sick mother. After suffering a devastating betrayal from his employer, girlfriend, and closest friend on the same night, Arthur stumbles into a mysterious opportunity tied to hidden financial networks and elite underground investors. Suddenly granted access to impossible capital and predictive market intelligence, Arthur begins building wealth at an inhuman pace. At first, he only seeks revenge. He buys the restaurant that fired him. Acquires the company that blacklisted him. Destroys corrupt executives through financial warfare. But money changes everything. As Arthur rises through society, he enters the hidden battlefield of billionaires, political dynasties, intelligence brokers, media empires, and ancient families who secretly control nations through debt and influence. Arthur evolves from a revenge-driven survivor into a ruthless empire architect.

"That's a check for one million dollars. Take it and leave. Go reunite with your mistress and live your lavish lie." Caroline's voice cracked as she slammed the check against August's chest, her eyes red-rimmed and burning. For three years, she had played the loyal wife to a crippled man. Three years of silence. Three years of him vanishing each month without explanation. Three years of missing money and whispered rumors she'd desperately tried to ignore. She loved him once. But even love has limits. August watched his devastated wife walk away, her footsteps echoing like a death sentence. The truth sat on his tongue—boiling, desperate to be free. But he swallowed it. Not yet. For her safety, she had to remain in the dark. Three years ago, he emerged from a brutal war victorious but broken—ambushed when his strength was at its lowest, his legs shattered, his body labeled useless. They wrote him off. They laughed at the wheelchair-bound shell of a once-great warrior. But August never accepted that fate. As the door slammed behind Caroline, something inside him cracked—not broke, cracked open. His Qi, long dormant, surged like a tidal wave. And for the first time in three years… August stood. The wheelchair sat empty. Now, the man they abandoned is rising. His enemies will kneel. And his wife? He will protect her from the very family scheming to strip her of everything—even if she hates him for the secrets he kept. Let them come. August is done sitting down.

Aleric died once already. Pushed off a rooftop by the same people who made his life a living hell. He thought that was the end. But then he woke up in Jusavia. He was in a new world, in a new infant body and a fresh chance to start all over again. He made himself one promise: never again would he be hopeless and weak. Never at the mercy of people who saw him as nothing. At fifteen, everyone in Jusavia awakens their Class. It's everything. Your power, your future, your entire worth as a person. Fire mages who burn through armies. Healers who pull people back from death itself. Aleric's Awakening Ceremony was supposed to change his life. It did. Just not the way anyone expected. While everyone else got their shiny new Class, fire this, sword that, holy whatever, Aleric got a blank screen and a room full of whispers. Classless. His father looked at him like he'd just dragged garbage into the house. His fiancée laughed in his face and tore up their engagement contract in front of the whole academy. The nobles who used to bow to his family name? They walked past him like he didn't exist. The academy sent a letter the same day. "We regret to inform you that your enrollment has been revoked." And so, they exiled him and shipped him off to the Frontier Training Grounds, a glorified dumping ground for failures and corpses. Aleric figured he'd die in the first dungeon. Just like he died on that rooftop. But this time, he wasn't going down without a fight. Then he killed his first monster, and something changed. Absorption activated: Skill acquired. He had gotten a skill that was going to change his life in ways he couldn't dare to fathom.

The system classified everyone. Everyone except Kael. When the Dungeon Network returns an error instead of a class, most people walk away. Kael walks back in line. What the system could not file, could not contain, and could not predict is the one thing it was never built to handle: someone who reads the rules from the outside. His brother is missing. The architecture is deliberate. And the ceiling has no number yet.

Truth is a privilege of the gods--not a right. Caelion Vireth was a Spellbreaker of the divine, who would open deadly curses and bring the will of the gods. When his head started splitting up and his body broke down, the gods referred to it as a flaw. It was a disgrace, said his father. Betrayed and executed by the one he trusted most, Caelion should have died. Rather, he finds himself in the body of Vaelthar Noctryn- the tabooed God of Deceit, who is lord of the underworld. Caelion hides under a curse that ties him to the shadows, and masquerades as a young messenger back to the court of the gods. However, his lie has its price--once the moonlight touches him his secret will be known, and this time he will be dead forever. In his quest to unravel the truth about his execution, Caelion starts to unravel the truth as he travels through the gods who condemned him. He finds out something much worse than betrayal. He was never meant to die. He was to climb up. And the one who commissioned his death was never his father. Caelion, with the truth hidden in the lies and the court working against him, embarks on the quest to reveal the gods, at all cost. But in a world where one builds on falsehoods, even justice is punishable. In order to possess the truth, he must perhaps turn into the thing they were so afraid of.