Bad Girl

My gaze fell on a slender mortal girl with short dark hair and glowing brown eyes. She looked like she was about to cry, and soon enough, she began sobbing. I glanced at the heaps of bodies around her—were they her companions? Why was she crying? This was war, and their fate was sealed the moment they entered my domain. I tilted my head, resting it on my hand as I studied her. There was something different about her, something I couldn’t quite figure out. Why did I feel a flicker of pain, an emotion, from my pitch-black heart? It shouldn’t be possible—my heart was dead. I was sure of that. Yet, she walked toward my castle, forcing herself closer with each step. Her foundation was weak, far weaker than the knights I had just slain. I channeled my cosmic bolt, aimed to kill, but I couldn’t bring myself to do it. I tried, but she kept moving forward, weeping uncontrollably. The ache inside me grew as she finally reached me, collapsing and embracing me, her cries so loud they seemed to echo in my soul. I was frozen, unsure of what to do. Emotions I thought long dead came crashing back. She sniffled and cried out, “Come home, big brother. Please come home with me.” She cuddled closer, and a warmth spread through me. I felt a warm liquid on my cheeks—tears. I realised I was crying. “Please, big brother, let’s go home,”

They left him to die, now he'll bury them one by one Adam has always been invisible—the kind of kid who blends into the back of the classroom, mocked for his awkwardness and despised for a single mistake that branded him a snitch. His classmates made his life a living hell. Sanchez, the golden boy of Westfield High, made sure of it. Then came the field trip. The humiliation. The beating. And the moment Adam was left for dead in the woods. But Adam didn’t die. Something else found him. A malevolent spirit with a hunger for vengeance. A whisper in the dark offering him the one thing he craved most: power. Now Adam is back, sharper, stronger, and cloaked in a confidence no one can explain. One by one, his bullies begin to fall. The school watches in fear as the once-forgotten nerd becomes the center of a storm that no one can stop. Yet something is wrong. Each attack follows Adam’s secret plans exactly—but some of them aren’t his. Someone else is hunting Sanchez’s circle, striking in the shadows, pushing Adam’s bloody game further than even he imagined. Is it the mysterious new girl with the unnerving smile? A rival spirit playing its own cruel hand? Or is Adam himself losing control of the monster he invited in? As fear spreads and Sanchez grows desperate, Adam must untangle obsession, betrayal, and supernatural terror. Because in this game of revenge, the line between predator and prey is razor-thin— and Adam isn’t the only monster walking the halls.

He died betrayed. He woke up three days before the apocalypse. Ethan Cole remembers how the world ended. He remembers the floods that swallowed cities, the endless blackouts, the freezing temperatures, the hunger, the chaos—and most of all, the people who betrayed him when survival became more important than friendship. He remembers dying alone. But when Ethan opens his eyes, he is twenty-four again. October 6, 2031. Three days before Superstorm Orion tears his world apart. This time, Ethan refuses to make the same mistakes. With fifty-two thousand dollars in savings, three days to prepare, and knowledge of a future no one else believes is coming, he begins stockpiling everything he can—food, medicine, fuel, weapons, equipment, seeds, and anything else that might keep him alive. Then he discovers that the strange pendant left with him when he was abandoned as a baby holds a secret. A hidden space. A place where his supplies can be stored beyond the reach of the collapsing world. But Ethan soon realizes that knowing the future doesn’t mean he can control it. The apocalypse arrives earlier than he remembers. People become desperate. Neighbors turn against one another. Friends who once betrayed him come knocking at his door. And a mysterious new neighbor with a little girl of his own seems to be hiding secrets. Ethan has already died once. This time, he won’t just survive the apocalypse. He’ll make sure no one gets the chance to betray him again.

The modern world that has been divided into two worlds blocked by hexagonal light, inhabited by a collection of vampires and humans. While vampires themselves are divided into three groups, blue-blood which is the highest level in the world of vampires, red-blood which is the middle level where vampires that have got a zign or sign will gather and enter this group, then the third is dark-blood which is a vampire that is devastating and has various forms. Mauver is a young CEO of blue-blood descent (marriage between a human and a blue-blood vampire) trying to gather vampires who do not yet have a zign or sign to be accepted in their world and enter the red-blood class. Those who do not have that sign have two possibilities, destroyed or automatically enter into the dark-blood class whose duties and functions destroy the world order. To get zign is not easy, Mauver must fight many enemies from the dark-blood group. Once, Mauver came a man with light encompassing his entire body until Mauver felt the glare every time he looked at him. He gave Mauver a place, the highest place in the vampire order, even higher than the blue-blood. The god of all vampires—The gold-blood that vampires and humans rarely know. Only, in order to maintain his position, he must faced with dark-blood vampires and even other groups like blue-blood who also want that position. Until then he learns the girl he loves—a human—was bitten by one of the red-blood who perverts and turns into a vampire. However, with his position as the God of the vampires, it was extremely difficult for him to directly plunge into the world of vampires as well as humans. And can't jump right into a zign for new vampires.

Ace thought he could fuck his ex and walk away clean. One night in that cheap motel with Lena was supposed to be just a mistake. One raw, desperate fuck where she rode him like she owned his soul, her scorching velvet pussy gripping him so tight he forgot his own name. But the hickeys on his neck the next morning set everything on fire. Clara saw them. Clara lost her shit. And suddenly their “open” marriage looked like the hypocritical joke it had always been. Now Lena won’t let go. She’s not the girl he left behind anymore. She’s Nova now — colder, meaner, and ten times more dangerous. Packages start showing up at his door: her soaked panties that still smell like her cum, a single black rose, and then the steel cock cage. Cold. Unforgiving. Clicking shut around his throbbing dick while she watches with that satisfied little smile. Every time Ace tells himself it’s over, his cock betrays him. Every time he tries to be the good husband, he ends up back between her legs, leaking and desperate, hating how fucking perfect it feels to be used by her again. Clara is lying. His job is slipping. And Nova is tightening the leash. He knows he should stop. He knows this is going to destroy him. But the truth is worse: he doesn’t want to. Some exes don’t just come back. They lock you up and make you beg for more.

For ten years, Harrison lived as a tactical analyst, desperately guiding humanity through ninety nine separate timelines to stop the apocalypse. He has tried everything fighting as a frontline warrior, playing the politician, and leading as a commander only to watch the world get utterly erased by a colossal, crystalline world boss known simply as The End. Every single loop concluded the same way: with the total destruction of Montana City and Harrison being violently reeled back to the beginning. But as the final defense line collapses in his ninety ninth life, something changes. His generic, low tier system glitches violently and undergoes a massive overhaul, sending him back five years into the past for his 100th loop and his absolute final attempt. The safety net is gone; if he dies now, there are no more regression. This time, Harrison doesn't awaken with his useless basic stats. Instead, he unlocks a broken, rule bending EX-Rank talent: The Casualty Counter. With golden holographic screens overlaid on his retinas, Harrison can now see the exact time, cause, and probability of death for any living soul around him. ​When the countdown timer blinks a bloody scarlet above Aella Vance a girl destined to become one of humanity's greatest A-Rank defenders Harrison realizes a localized supernatural beast outbreak is about to strike a crowded sector mall in just fourteen minutes. Arming himself only with a hundred lifetimes of tactical data and a system that rewards him with a target's latent power for changing fate, Harrison steps into the crowd. ​The clock is ticking. The world ends in 365 days. To survive the final loop and save Montana City, Harrison must grind, exploit the system, and rewrite the threads of mortality one casualty at a time.

[Warning: Rated 18+] Adams and his two best friends were once among the greatest legends of Crimson Online, the world's most immersive VR game. Famous for conquering impossible quests, breaking countless records, and seducing the game's most desirable women, they had everything players dreamed of within the game. Outside the game, they were nothing more than three frail, unpopular high school students who couldn't even get a girl's attention. Constantly mocked, rejected, and bullied, reality was far crueler than the fantasy they escaped into every day. Everything changed when Adams finally decided to fight back against his school bullies. The confrontation ended in disaster, and while trying to escape, he was struck by a speeding truck. Death, however, was only the beginning. Adams was reincarnated into the world of Crimson Online by the Goddess of Lust under one condition: he must defeat the Demon Lord, a Supreme Being who was on the verge of destroying the world and wiping out every race except the demons. However, because women make up 98% of the world's population while men account for only 2%, Adams decided to take advantage of the opportunity to do what he never could with girls in his past life. But instead of simply enjoying the fantasy world he had always dreamed of, he discovered that his mysterious system constantly glitched because he had accidentally inherited the blessings of two goddesses: the Goddess of Lust and the Goddess of Steel. Now trapped in a world filled with monsters, dungeons, beautiful heroines, ruthless enemies, and deadly quests, Adams must rise to the top and complete the mission entrusted to him by the two goddesses in exchange for an unimaginable reward.

In the isolated village of Bellgrave, nineteen-year-old Elias Vale has always lived an ordinary life. Until the night everyone dies. At exactly midnight, the village bell rings thirteen times, shadows swallow the streets, and every person in Bellgrave is killed by an unseen horror. Elias watches his mother and everyone he loves perish before waking the next morning to find them alive again. No one remembers the massacre. But Elias does. As midnight comes again and again, Elias desperately searches for a way to save the villagers. His attempts reveal that Bellgrave is trapped in an ancient supernatural loop, and every death is connected to the mysterious church bell and the forbidden forest surrounding the village. Then he meets Lyra Veyne—a strange girl who remembers the deaths too. Together, they uncover a terrifying truth: Bellgrave is not merely cursed. For centuries, the village has served as a prison for an ancient entity known as the Sleeper. The nightly deaths are the price keeping it imprisoned. Elias's strange ability, Echo, allows him to carry memories and skills from one cycle into the next, making him stronger with every death. But every change he makes to the future costs him a precious memory of his former life. As Elias and Lyra grow closer, he discovers that she has endured the loop for 117 years—and was destined to become its final sacrifice. When the night finally refuses to reset, the Sleeper begins to awaken. To save Bellgrave, Elias must choose between the woman he loves and the world. But instead of sacrificing Lyra, he makes an impossible third choice: he takes the ancient seal into himself, saving the village at the cost of his own existence. Months later, Bellgrave finally experiences a normal midnight. Until Lyra hears a familiar melody—and sees a stranger...

Aeris was born the weakest boy in Stonevale. No magic. No status. No future. Only one thing gave his life meaning, his little sister, Alba, the sickly girl he had spent years protecting. Then the Empire came for her. They called Alba a Sacred Vessel. The villagers called it an honor. Aeris knew it was a death sentence. He fought. He begged. He even turned against the people he once called family. But none of it was enough. So when Alba was placed on the altar, Aeris made one final choice. If the ritual demanded a sacrifice… it would take him instead. Something answered. Something that should have remained buried. When Aeris opened his eyes, the ritual chamber was destroyed, Alba was missing, and a strange voice appeared before him: [Congratulations, Host.] [The Demon Core has chosen you.] Now Aeris has power. More power than he ever dreamed of. But there is something the voice doesn’t tell him. Every time Aeris uses that power, something inside him changes. And the Empire isn’t hunting him because he ruined their ritual. They’re hunting him because of what woke up inside him. With Alba gone and seven Imperial Mages standing between him and the truth, Aeris begins a bloody hunt for the people who tried to sacrifice his sister. But the deeper he goes, the more terrifying the questions become. Why was Alba really chosen? What exactly is the Demon Core? And why does the mysterious System seem to know things about Alba that even Aeris doesn't? Because the truth waiting at the end of his journey may be far worse than death. Alba was never the sacrifice. She was the key. And Aeris? He may be the monster that was created to open the door.

147 monsters. Kaelen Venn remembers every single one of their final apologies. Not out of sentimentality, but because most of them used to be human. In the haunting world of Elegy’s Cradle, ignored grief doesn't just fade away—it transforms. It morphs into hollow, hungering beasts that used to have names. Kaelen is a Grave-Warden. His job? Hunt these creatures down before they spread. His second, unwritten job? Make sure he doesn't become one of them. To fight the darkness, Kaelen has deliberately fractured his own soul, transforming the world’s raw sorrow into devastating power. But this magic demands a terrible toll. He has already forgotten the sound of a laugh he once cherished—he doesn't even remember *whose* it was. Six Wardens carried this burden before him. All six became the very monsters they hunted. Kaelen has survived longer than any of them, but survival feels like a curse. Until he meets **Solm Veylan**. Solm doesn't look like a monster. He looks like a peaceful savior. With the ability to strip away a person's grief, Solm leaves people smiling, calm... and completely empty. Now, with agents embedded in every global faction, Solm aims to awaken a two-thousand-year-old entity to erase grief from the world forever. He calls it ultimate mercy. Kaelen calls it an apocalypse of the soul. Flanked by **Mira**, a half-transformed twelve-year-old girl he chose to save rather than execute, Kaelen stands as the final wall against this blissful annihilation. Because grief isn't a disease to be cured; it is the raw, agonizing price of love. Kaelen has been paying that price for eight years. And he will keep paying it—even if it tears his soul apart. ---