Age Progression

Fajar is the city's most enigmatic billionaire, but his wealth is a precarious performance dictated by the Prestige Illusion Core. To keep his fortune, he must remain the center of public attention at all times. As he navigates high-stakes corporate power plays and tries to win the heart of his colleague, Nadia, Fajar struggles to maintain his facade before the system forces him back into the shadows of poverty.

Synopsis: Young master Dominic Thales was once a respected figure in his family’s wealthy empire but he fell into a coma after a mysterious accident that left him incapacitated for three years. During his coma, his newly wedded wife Brielle, who was six months pregnant at the time of the accident, received unwavering support from Dominic’s family. However, tragedy struck the Thales group, sending their fortunes into doom. With the financial crisis, Brielle was forcefully separated from her husband and her newly borns were taken under by her family. Four years later, Dominic awakens, but he is no longer the revered young master. His beloved wife is gone, and his kids are under a different name. Determined to reclaim his family, wealth, and the love he lost, Dominic fights back at his in-laws.

When Hagel, a veteran hunter, becomes the hunted, he must turn a city into a battlefield. With his team branded as traitors and monsters in the shadows, his only choice is to make a noise and fight back.

When faced with the impeding doom of Scria, First Prince Elrand Daewynd, possibly one of the the strongest 'hero' alive decides to. . .do nothing? In fact, his desire to help it along far outweighs and impulse to protect it. He hates Scria, and every 'hero' alive would second that. Therefore, Elrand decides to take a front seat and watch the destruction of Scria, all while relaxing himself and remaining neutral. He however, is faced with a harsh reality, there is no nuetral zones in between warring entities. . .

They called him the empty vessel, a useless stain on a lineage of gods. While his cousins fractured the heavens with their golden qi, Chen Mo could not even light his first meridian, his body rejecting the very essence of modern cultivation. But when Chen Mo bleeds, the earth does not drink his blood, it cowers. Hidden deep within his chest is the Primordial Bloodline, an ancient, volatile power that his clan has not seen in ten thousand years, and one that requires the brutal, forbidden trials of the Forbidden Mountain to wake. To survive the hunts of rival sects and the deep-seated jealousy of his own kin, Chen Mo must plunge into a crucible of violence, hunting demonic beasts and tearing power from their carcasses. But as the dragon-tiger roar begins to echo from his soul, a terrifying truth emerges: his own family does not want a savior, they want a sacrifice. Caught between a grandfather who wants to harvest his heart and a demonic sect that fears him as the harbinger of the end times, Chen Mo races toward the final Heaven and Earth Tribulation. He is left with a devastating choice: succumb to the primordial rage and watch the world burn, or sacrifice his humanity to save the very people who broke him.

Adrian Blackwood has already seen the end of the world. He fought the demons. He defeated the Demon Lords. He raised the dead and became known as the Angel of Death. It still wasn't enough. His sister died. His allies died. The empires burned. And when Adrian finally lay dying on the battlefield, the last person beside him gave him one final chance. Jenna Faircross had already gone back twice. This time, she sent Adrian. He wakes up sixteen years old, years before the war, before the betrayals, before the people he loves are killed. And Adrian remembers everything. He knows who will betray the empire. He knows which families are hiding dark secrets. He knows which enemies will become monsters and which allies will die fighting beside him. So this time, he isn't going to wait. The demons haven't attacked yet, the traitors haven't made their move and the people Adrian failed to protect are still alive. And the boy who once watched the world burn has decided that this time, he will burn his enemies first. But changing the future comes with a price. The more Adrian interferes, the less certain his memories become. Because this isn't the future he remembers anymore. And if he isn't careful, the greatest enemy he'll face in his second life may be one he never saw coming.

Ignatius Valerist was supposed to die. But the forbidden blood of the 13th Sky God had other plans. Five centuries later, he awakens in a world where magic is dead, replaced by the hum of cold machinery. Reborn as a frail medical student in the corrupt city of Oakhaven, Ignatius finds himself surrounded by the descendants of those who betrayed him. They think they’ve won. They think science is supreme. They are wrong. Armed with ancient spells and modern medical precision, Ignatius will show this new world that technology is just a toy compared to the wrath of a Magus.

Jian Lei is the shame of his village, a nineteen year old with no spiritual root, mocked by elders and abandoned by his own clan. When bandits raid his village and kill the only person who ever believed in him, a dying flame buried in his chest ignites for the first time. That flame is the last fragment of the Infernal Sage, a being who once tried to burn down the laws of heaven itself. Jian Lei is thrown onto the cultivation path, hunted by sects who want the flame, courted by prodigies who fear it, and slowly falling for a woman whose family may have helped bury the Sage's name a thousand years ago. To save the people he loves he must claw his way from mortal dust into a force strong enough to make heaven answer for its crimes.

Summoned to Mandala with the hero squad, Baskara is discarded for his 'Infinite Inventory' skill. But when he discovers he can store abstract concepts like 'Damage' and 'Time,' the discarded logistics worker becomes the world's most dangerous collector.

In a quest for vengeance, Raymond joined the mafia. At the lowest point of his life, he met Dera. A few years later, he's left with two options; leaving the mafia to focus on his family or staying as an associate - killing for the sake of allegiance. Meanwhile, his departure from the mafia had a reward - death. Will respond choose Dera over the syndicate? What if he did, how would he escape the death penalty? Find out.