Game

I gave her everything. She gave me a grave. Jayden Cole died exactly the way he lived: sacrificing everything for the people he cared about. His girlfriend, Lilly. His best friend, Kyle. He gave them his loyalty, his resources, and ultimately, his life. But when the horde came knocking, they were the ones who unbolted the door and let the nightmare in. Then, he woke up. It was the same city, the same girlfriend, and the same best friend, smiling at him as if nothing was wrong because, for now, nothing was. Not this time. This time, Jayden isn't going into the fray empty-handed. While the rest of the world sleepwalks toward the coming outbreak, he’s quietly building an empire in the shadows, stockpiling supplies, securing safehouses, and amassing a fortune no one knows about. And when the system finally triggers, granting everyone the powers they need to survive the dead, his gift is different. He didn't get fire. He didn't get ice. He got the truth. Every lie, every ulterior motive, every mask Lilly and Kyle wear, he sees right through them. And the more his rage builds, the stronger he grows. All he has to do now is wait. They betrayed him once and called it survival. This time, he’s going to make sure they regret ever being born.

Jax was just a poor convenience store clerk until the sky turned red and giant monsters invaded the city. On the very same day the world ended, his rich fiancée Chloe dumped him in front of everyone, calling him a broke loser who would never amount to anything. Left with nothing, Jax was trapped in his tiny store, waiting for death. Then the Infinite Sanctuary System woke up inside his mind. Suddenly, his small, cheap corner shop turned into an indestructible fortress. Inside his store, Jax is completely immortal, and simple everyday items turn into super weapons. A hot cup of instant noodles gives him three hundred percent physical strength, and a simple bronze dagger can slice through giant beasts like paper. While the arrogant people who once laughed at Jax are starving, crying, and running for their lives outside in the cold mud, Jax is living like a king inside his bright, fully stocked shop. Now, his evil ex-fiancée and the bullies who kicked him around are begging at his glass door, screaming for a single can of beans. But Jax has simple rules: no money, no mercy, and no free passes. If you want to survive, you bow down and pay the price.

The Grey Plague ended the world in a single night, mutating 40% of humanity into vicious creatures driven by bloodthirsty hunger. The 60% survivors evolved into two groups: the Awakened, who adapted to the Plague's deadly miasma, and the Unawakened, who lived one breath away from being infected. Everyone belonged to a category. Everyone except Cole Asher, a former soldier. Cole survived the apocalypse only to discover that the government's identification system couldn't classify him. He wasn’t a Grey mutant. Not an Awakened or Unawakened either. And when rumors began to spread that Cole’s blood could cure the Grey’s infection, the most powerful factions in the new world fixed their sights on him. The government wanted control over him, guilds planned to dissect and harvest him and others believed he was humanity's last hope. Now, hunted across a wasteland crawling with monsters, Cole must uncover the truth behind his immunity before those in power destroy him first.

They threw him out with nothing. They had no idea what he would come back with. Andre Reyes had a wife, a business, and a future , until all three collapsed in the same terrible year. His in-laws, one of the city's most powerful families, watched him lose everything and decided he was no longer worth keeping. His wife signed the divorce papers in the rain. By nightfall, Andre was sleeping under a bridge. Then he found a phone in the trash. No brand. No signal. No explanation for how it knew his name. It should have been garbage. Instead, it was the first domino in a conspiracy that stretches from underground gambling dens to seven-figure private auctions, from a network of hidden "users" who all carry the same impossible device, to a truth about Andre's own father's death that no one was ever supposed to find. Because the phone did not choose Andre by accident. Someone chose him. And that someone is still watching. As Andre claws his way from starvation to survival to real power, he is forced to outrun the men who want his phone badly enough to kill for it, unravel a conspiracy that reaches into the very family that destroyed him, and decide how much of himself he is willing to lose in exchange for everything he is about to gain. Every dollar he earns, every secret he uncovers, and every enemy he outlasts pulls him one step closer to a fortune no one will see coming until the beggar the Sterling family threw into the street returns as the billionaire holding their entire empire in his hands. Revenge is coming. So is the truth. Andre may not survive either one.

Ethan Cole vanished from the city eight years ago, leaving only the stories of a man who had run the streets from the shadows. Now thirty-two, he lives in a lonely street, keeping his younger brother Noah safe from a world he no longer trusted. But when Noah is kidnapped by thesame people he once trusted his life with, Ethan is dragged back into the underworld he swore he’d left behind. Every betrayal is a test of his lethal precision and to save his brother, Ethan must outwit syndicates, assassins, and old allies who had now turned into enemies.

"You used to say a piece of bread was worth more than my life, didn't you? Well, look at me now. I have everything, yet I would rather feed this to my guard dog than toss it to traitors like you. The world has changed, Cindy. In my world, you are not even worth the dust on my shoes." The apocalypse was not the end of everything. It was the beginning of the reckoning of sins. When the black meteor Khamul crashed into the continent of Eldoria, the world transformed into a living hell overnight. Axel Edward was betrayed by his girlfriend for a single piece of moldy bread and thrown into a horde of zombies to die. However, death instead awakened a miracle: the 100x Rebate System. The rule was simple. Give any resource to a woman chosen by the system, and receive a return up to a thousand times over in god-tier quality! Give away a sip of leftover water? Axel received an entire warehouse of pure mineral water. Give away a rusty kitchen knife? Axel received a steel-shattering laser vibration sword. Offer basic shelter? Axel received an invincible divine fortress. While the rest of the world shivered and starved in the dark, Axel was busy figuring out how to finish his fresh Wagyu beef and taking hot baths inside his grand palace. Alongside the goddesses who had sworn absolute loyalty to him, Axel would ascend to the highest throne. To those who betrayed him: prepare to beg for death. To the ruined world: bow down and worship your new ruler.

In the first apocalypse timeline, he trusted the wrong people, gave away what little he had, and was betrayed when food became more valuable than human life. Death came quietly—without heroism, without meaning. Then time rewound. Kyle wakes minutes before the world collapses, reborn with all his memories intact—and a system no one else possesses: the Infinite Supplies System. Food. Water. Weapons. A private Paradise Space untouched by ruin. But abundance comes with a rule carved in cold logic: nothing is free. Supplies can only be unlocked through Emotional Function Points. As cities fall and boys’ survivor zones are wiped out, a sealed girls’ campus becomes an island of desperation. Kyle alone can move freely through the apocalypse. He doesn’t force obedience. He waits. Hunger does the work. Cleaning earns meals. Labor earns water. Emotion—fear, shame, gratitude, desire—determines how much. Six girls stand at the center of this fragile balance: a campus beauty hiding terror behind smiles, an ice-cold strategist who refuses to beg, a fallen heiress desperate to reclaim control, an arrogant provocateur who thrives on chaos, a kind healer who sacrifices herself too easily, and a hardened survivor who refuses to be owned. Between them, alliances form and fracture. Submission becomes strategy. Strategy becomes betrayal. Kyle’s relationships with them are never simple. He is their provider, their ruler, their shield—and, increasingly, their moral problem. As the system rewards cruelty more efficiently than kindness, Kyle begins to realize a terrifying truth: the system doesn’t care about survival. It cares about consumption. When outside survivor factions finally make contact and the system escalates beyond Kyle’s control, he is forced to choose—declare himself sovereign over a starving world, or challenge the very system that keeps everyone alive. And the system is already watching how he decides.

Humans had always been a threat to the celestials. The potential a single human possesses is one that the celestials feared because there was a chance one of them could evolve beyond what they could handle, hence, they brought down the green rain catastrophe. With the intention of wiping out the entire humanity, the seven celestials of Realm X halted the ability for humans and their planet to produce new life, thereby diminishing their population through starvation, and worse, transforming some of the unfortunate into human hunters known as: infected. Erwin was faced with an infected that drove him to the brink of death, before he could meet his end... He unlocked his potential, and a potential the gods feared. He unlocked the dimensional system.

Tom Burro was born with one eye clouded gray, the mark that cursed his life. His father called it an omen. His stepmother called him a monster. His only friend was Snowly, a mysterious white dog that seemed to understand everything he said. When Tom’s mother died under strange circumstances, he was abandoned and left to rot in a crumbling orphanage. His half-brother, Gabby Miles Burro, inherited everything, wealth, reputation, and the Burro name, and used it to make Tom’s life a private hell. But on the night Gabby nearly beat him to death, something awoke inside the “bad eye.” The world slowed. The air shimmered. And a voice whispered inside his mind: “The Spirit System of the Matriarchal Line has found its heir.” Suddenly, Tom could see opportunities: glowing threads that led to fortune, danger, or salvation. Every decision revealed invisible paths, the Spiritual Economy of reality itself. From scavenging junkyards to hacking fate, Tom begins climbing from the ashes. But with every gain, he feels someone watching him. The system’s power is evolving, and with it, ancient forces long buried are stirring. Gabby’s greed isn’t just human anymore. Something ancient has chosen him too… By the time Tom learns the truth, that his cursed eye isn’t just a gift but a key to a divine inheritance, he’ll already be trapped in a web of bloodlines, betrayal, and fate. And Snowly, his loyal companion, might not be a dog at all

In a world where your beast defines your bloodline, Leon is the academy’s punchline. While the elite flaunt obsidian dragons and celestial tigers, Leon is shackled to a "feeble" Xenomorph Queen—a low-rank insect that everyone assumes is good for nothing but digging dirt. But they are wrong. Dead wrong. Hidden beneath Leon’s calculated silence is the [Ancient Hive System], a relic of a lost era. It doesn’t just tame; it evolves. By feeding his Queen the marrow of prehistoric fossils and the genes of forgotten predators, Leon transforms a "paltry bug" into a biomechanical nightmare. Armed with the reinforced plating of a Triceratops and the lethal precision of an apex killer, his swarm is growing. While the "geniuses" mock his failing grades, Leon is building an empire in the shadows—a loyal, hive-minded legion that feels no pain, knows no fear, and answers only to him. The elite think they are the hunters. They haven't realized yet that in Leon’s world, they are nothing more than biological raw material for the next evolution. The Hive is hungry. And Leon has just given the order to feed.