Kingdom

When a cosmic event called The Reset merges the digital and physical worlds, chaos consumes Earth. Each human receives a “King System,” granting unique abilities and the chance to become a ruler in this brutal new hierarchy. Leon Vale, a 26-year-old mechanic and outcast, awakens to find his system inactive. Mocked and left for dead, Leon discovers his “broken” system hides a forbidden protocol: the ability to absorb and steal the powers of other Kings. Armed with this gift — and a vengeance born from betrayal — Leon sets out to hunt the new Kings. Along the way, he allies with Iris Kade, an ex-soldier with a loyalty-based combat system, and forms a ragtag empire of survivors. As Leon’s power grows, he learns of The Architect, the entity behind The Reset, and uncovers a secret war between divine factions using humanity as their testing ground. From the ashes of civilization, Leon must decide: will he become humanity’s savior, or its final tyrant? The answer will shape the new age — and crown The Last King.

Kaelen is a traveling illusionist who wants nothing more than freedom: laughter, open roads, and a stage beneath the stars. But when his path collides with the political machinations of Eldralith, he finds himself pulled into a deadly game of empire. The Veyran envoys have come to claim Eldralith’s princess as a hostage-bride, a chain to bind the kingdom. But beneath the weight of diplomacy and steel, Kaelen discovers that the shadows hide something older and more dangerous than politics and that his tricks are fragments of a power the empires fear above all. He has no crown, no army, and no desire for war. But when illusions turn to weapons and laughter becomes defiance, Kaelen must decide: run as he always has, or stand and become the spark of rebellion.

From the typical fantasy hero wielding a sword and shield to a cyberpunk warrior from a futuristic metropolis. From a vicious underworld monster to a literal messenger of God. Matthew Nash has complete control over who fights in his show. The possibilities are limitless. There's nothing special about him initially. He's just an average young man who enjoys professional wrestling and mixed martial arts. Aside from watching them, he is obsessed with all types of management mode from those show's games. Handling the show budget or selecting fighters and wrestlers is more fascinating to him than controlling a character to beat opponents. After he was transmigrated to another realm, a foreign entity assigned him to put on a show that focused on the fighters from many worlds. He must be able to amuse the gods and their servants across the multiverse. What kind of spectacles will he put on? Can he beat other shows that already have big names?

The Weakest Skill Turned out to be too overpowered. Cyrus and his classmates were summoned to defend the demon castle against the angels. The class was summoned to destroy the world. However, when the succubus queen began looking at their innate potentials, Cyrus's innate potential was the Weakest and called supreme trash. But the Weakest Skill Turned out to be too overpowered. Let him cook and let his skill be the first to destroy the world. —————— Other name of novel: The Weakest Skill Turned out to be too Overpowered. Other name of novel: The Weakest Skill is too overpowered.

Commander Sylas was a war hero betrayed by the Cresthaven crown and publicly denied by Prince Cassian when an unplanned pregnancy sparked a political scandal. Stripped of her rank and thrown into the deadly Ashen Wastes, she fought deep into the wilderness, survived a lethal beast-poison infection, and birthed her twins, Vesper and Cael, in secret. Alongside an old hermit, Sylas raised her children to be lethal weapons. Now, twenty years later, mother and twins are returning to the capital gates to exact ultimate vengeance on the crown and the prince who left them to die.

The story follows Markus Ironclad, a man whose life is filled with conflict. On the one hand, he lives under the scrutiny of his in-laws, who constantly judge him. On the other hand, he must contend with the threat of the god killers, who murdered his father. As the plot unfolds, Markus finds himself in a battle for his life, and a fight for his heart. Can he overcome the odds and find the happiness he deserves?

Betrayed and left to die in the frozen ruins of the apocalypse by the two people he trusted most, a man awakens thirty days before the end begins. This time, the memory of that cold death is burned into his mind, and he has no intention of being a victim again. Armed with knowledge of what's coming and bound to a cryptic interface called the Frost Survival System, he starts preparing in ways that look like madness to the outside world. He sells everything. He stockpiles in silence. He builds a shelter meant to outlast the collapse of civilization itself. When the temperatures finally crash and the world goes silent under endless ice, everyone else is just waking up to the nightmare. But he is already moving. And in a world reduced to zero degrees, he intends to be more than just a survivor.

A young worker sees his end on the tracks of a train. He prays to an entity to have a second chance and it grants his wish. And he is reborn in a fantasy world of magic and mechas called Armor. But to his misfortune he is living in a game world where he is the VILLAIN. Can the young man named Rudel survive in a world where the world wants him dead for the sake of the protagonist?

​One blast brought an end to the legendary Supreme Archmage. A century later, he awakens in the vessel of a frail youth. ​Devoid of talent and trampled by his seniors—yet none of it matters to the man who once mastered the heights of world magic. ​Witness Lucan’s resurgence as he reclaims his strength, outwits his foes, and inscribes his legacy once more upon the ultimate throne!

For five years, Alex Miller worked at Elite Construction Company as a site engineer and the company's trusted translator, secretly mastering eight different languages. His biggest opportunity came when German billionaire Eric Stephens arrived with a billion-dollar contract to build the world's biggest hotel. Alex was the translator who understands both the language and the technical construction terms needed to secure the deal but before the billionaire arrives, Alex's stepmother, Gracias, striped him of his translation duties and handed the position to her son, Henry, offering him a salary twenty times greater than Alex's translation stipend. Humiliated and unappreciated, Alex resigns and starts his own construction company. When Henry's incompetence threatens to cost Elite its billion-dollar deal, Eric demands the return of the only translator he trusts. But Alex was no longer interested in working for the company that rejected him. Instead, he decides to bid for the billion-dollar project himself. Now, the translator they discarded may become the greatest rival they never expected.