Intelligent

Seventeen-year-old Yuseke finds refuge among the Outcasts, a notorious band of Wielders bound not by blood but by survival. But the world doesn't forgive sinners.Yuseke is thrown into a war he can't escape. Loyalty will be tested, blood will be spilled, and Yuseke must decide whether he's just another runaway or the key to changing everything.

In a distant galaxy, where the myth of the "Ancient Humans"—a mighty race that vanished without a trace—still haunts alien civilizations, a discovery shakes the balance. Archaeologists from the conservative Caledonian Kingdom find Ethan, an Ancient Human, preserved in a cryo-capsule. Instantly, Ethan becomes the center of attention: to Caledonia, he is the incarnation of their ancient god, a symbol of divine power they can claim; to forbidden cults and the galactic mafia, he is a Satan to be destroyed or his DNA sold to the highest bidder. Amidst this chaos, Ethan, who is not divine at all, sees a golden opportunity to pursue his personal agenda. With sharp wit and charisma, Ethan skillfully plays his role as the prophesied "heir," exploiting the beliefs and fears surrounding him. He begins to gather loyal followers from various strata of Caledonian society, including curious scholars, skeptical guards, and dissatisfied nobles. Behind his divine mask, Ethan relentlessly studies the secrets of ancient Caledonian technology, searching for traces of the old human civilization that might hold the key to his species' revival. Every threat from Satan hunters or DNA traffickers he turns into a demonstration of "divine power" or an opportunity to strengthen his position. As time passes, Ethan begins to uncover the truth behind the disappearance of the Ancient Humans and how deeply Caledonia is involved in guarding those secrets. His discoveries reveal technology far beyond the current understanding of the galaxy, giving him the tools to realize his vision. With an expanding network of followers and profound knowledge, Ethan leads a revolutionary movement. He does not wish to resurrect his species as worshipped gods or feared demons, but rather as a new, independent force, ready to take their place among the stars and reshape the destiny of the galaxy.

They thought he was nothing more than a famous actress's husband. For sixteen years, Theo Hanks stood behind his celebrity wife, sacrificing his own dreams while quietly building a decent career as a brilliant doctor. Then one DNA test shattered everything. The daughter he raised wasn't his. His perfect marriage was a lie...and the woman he gave everything to never truly valued him. But they made one fatal mistake, they underestimated the man behind the husband. When Theo finally walks away, everyone is about to discover what they lost. He was never just her husband...he was the man they should have feared losing.

While Elias was the celebrated hero of the kingdom, Kevin is made to rot in jail, seen as a traitor who doesn't deserve to live. What everyone does realize is that every benefit that they enjoyed and every medicine that had saved their lives came from Kevin and was only stolen by Elias. However, he wasn't going to sit back and watch these men take away what rightfully belongs to him. Kevin fights back, not as the slum king that everyone knew, but as the Legendary Healer that everyone feared.

At seventeen, Marcus Reid had everything. Olympic dreams, loving parents, and a bright future. One gunshot changed it all. When his parents are murdered on the night of his greatest triumph, all evidence points to Marcus. Convicted of a crime he didn't commit, he loses twelve years of his life in prison for murders he didn't commit. Released at twenty-nine, Marcus is broken, jobless, and ready to give up, until a mysterious librarian named Emma believes his story. Together, they uncover a deadly conspiracy involving organized crime, sports corruption, and powerful people who will kill to keep their secrets buried. With danger closing in and time running out, Marcus must use every skill his father taught him to hunt down the real killer before the killer hunts him. Because in this game, the truth is the only weapon that matters and missing your shot means death.

Devansh Magnus is a broke university student, a walking tragedy, and worst of all—the infamous "Leash Lover" of his department. He had spent his days chasing after Aranya Sen, worshiping the ground she walked on, doing anything to get her attention. But in the end, what did he get? She crushed him like an insect. Kicked him aside like a stray dog. And just when he thought life couldn’t get any worse—Ashen Graves nearly sent him to the afterlife. Now, standing in front of a vending machine with an empty stomach and emptier pockets, he dug around, hoping for a chump change. Nothing. Except for one single, 4ucking useless coin. He stared at it, cursing his pathetic existence. Then, out of nowhere—he just started laughing. The kind of laugh that wasn’t funny, that teetered between despair and insanity. "This is it? This is all my life amounts to? Hahaha... Fuck my life." And then—something insane happened. [Ding! Suitable Host Detected...] [Synchronizing Thoughts… The Host’s Personality Meets the Criteria for Fusion…] [Ding! Initiating Fusion…] [Ding! Fusion Complete.] [Counter-Love Wealth System Successfully Activated.] Devansh’s eyes widened as the information flooded his mind. '99 TRILLION' in wealth. More money than he could ever dream of. But there was a catch—he could only spend it on beauties. And if he successfully countered a love attack? He’d get back 10% of what he spent, plus extra rewards. For the first time in his miserable life, Devansh grinned. He had begged. He had suffered. He had been used and discarded. But not anymore. Now, he would bind those untouchable women and turn the game in his favor. He wasn’t chasing anymore. Now, they would come to him.

In a world where Hunters risk their lives clearing dimensional Rifts for profit and survival, Arthur Pendelton is universally mocked as the bottom of the barrel—the "Weakest Hunter." When a routine D-Rank exploration goes horribly wrong, Arthur and a small vanguard find themselves trapped within the Cartenon Temple, a hidden Double Dungeon overseen by a colossal, murderous stone titan. Bound by ancient, unyielding rules inscribed on a runic tablet, the party is systematically torn to pieces as traditional combat proves utterly useless. With elite combatants losing their limbs and their minds to the horrific trials, salvation falls on the unlikely shoulders of Arthur. Armed with nothing but a brilliant analytical mind and a hyper-alert survival instinct, he must decode the dungeon's mathematical traps before the remaining survivors are wiped out. But as the trials demand bloodier sacrifices, Arthur realizes that surviving the temple is only the first step in a system designed to completely rebuild him from the ground up.

​When the Cataclysm hit, the world’s elite thought their offshore accounts and private jets would save them. They were wrong. Paper money became kindling, and gold was useless against toxic rain. ​Betrayed and killed for a moldy ration card in his past life, Han Qing is reborn six months before the apocalypse with two things: full knowledge of the world’s collapse and a unique SSS-Class spatial system—the Infinite Subspace Warehouse. ​While the elites squander billions on useless luxury bunkers, Han quietly buys up abandoned mines along subterranean ley lines and fills his infinite vault with thousands of tons of prime beef, crisp vegetables, fresh water, solar arrays, and high-tier building materials. ​Six months later, as the surface rots and S-Rank hunters trade magic cores for a cup of clean water, Han opens the doors to the Underground Exchange. The very lords, CEOs, and corrupt warlords who once stepped on him now line up in the freezing mud, begging to trade their legendary artifacts, rare skill books, and family heirlooms just for a hot meal.

Who would have thought that the person in charge of leading the souls of the dead to the underworld would be a high school teacher at Teitan School. How is the story of Hermes' life journey?

What do people regret the most? Not what we did. Until the last moments of life, we regret most things we have not done. Kent knows he only has 6 months to live, so he decides to experience life. He didn't want his life to end with many regrets.