Blacksmith Of The Apocalypse

“Luck is not random. It's leverage.” Clay Holmes was the statistical average of mediocrity, a man adrift until a catastrophic, improbable car pile-up, a cosmic anomaly, forced his latent destiny to the surface. Clay survived, not by chance, but by becoming the latest inheritor of the King of War Cycle, a living engine of fate tasked with maintaining the precarious balance of chaos and order in the world. This ascension gifted Clay a terrifying, dual power set. First, Physiological Regression, which allows him to instantly read every historical weakness, old injury, and micro-shift in an opponent’s anatomy, turning every fight into a perfectly choreographed counter-attack rooted in past truth. Second, Probability Bias: the true power of a strategic genius. Clay doesn't need to be stronger or faster; he subtly manipulates every stray variable, a breath, a flicker of light, a loose floor tile, ensuring the 0.01% chance of victory becomes a 100% statistical inevitability. But his awakening triggers a devastating war with the man who came before him. The Predecessor, the former King of War who cracked under the psychological weight of the Debt and the Cycle's constant violence, has returned to finish his mission: end all probability. Convinced that random chance is the source of all human suffering and the guarantor of future devastation, the Predecessor seeks to obliterate the very concept of luck from the world. To stop the Predecessor, Clay must master his terrifying control over luck and anatomy, leading him back to the Nexus Point of his accident for a final, reality-bending confrontation. The stakes are total: if Clay fails, the world ends in rigid, predictable order. If he succeeds, he must transcend his humanity, merging with the combined knowledge of every King before him to become the Consciousness of Possibility, the ultimate defender of human potential.

Benedict Muller was born in the modern time when the evolution of technology and science made waves in human genetics and the universe. Everyone has special powers. There are rankings based on the level of their powers. The possessors of these powers are called Aetherians, and they began to rule civilisations around the world after a major change. Only rich families will always excel as they influence to be in control. Poor people like Benedict Muller could only accept the conditions, especially since his family lost their wealth. When Benedict was 18 years old, he decided to join a military group to fight and earn a decent living. With last hope and strong determination, Benedict took the test. But before he knew it, the greatest evolution of science happened. The system synchronised with Benedict. It was time for Benedict Muller to rise.

Humans were almost all at peace, until a disaster came from outer space, bringing with it destruction and chaos. Fortunately, or unfortunately for most people, the world began to plunge into chaos. Scary creatures appeared such as zombies, others call them the living dead , animals that turned into terrifying monsters. Maxwell, a young man who was diagnosed with a terminal illness and was told by the doctor that he did not have much time left to live , found himself immersed in the events of the end of the world, struggling to save what remained of his loved ones, hoping to find a cure for his illness. Terrifying creatures were born that brought destruction, but on the other hand, humans were born with supernatural powers, and the rest of the living organisms also evolved to keep pace with the evolution that planet Earth is going through. Who knows, the apocalypse that the world is going through may be just the beginning of the end .

When the world fell apart overnight, Wilson Summers was just another office worker running for his life, but when a mysterious voice echoed in his head: [System Activated. Level up by surviving] His fate changed forever. Armed with the Survivor System, Wilson grows stronger with every zombie he kills. From scavenging for food to facing monstrous evolved undead, he refuses to die weak. Along the way, he saves Sophia, a woman who refuses to leave his side, and Terry, a boy who becomes the son he never had. Together, they’ll carve their way through a dying world, until Wilson stands as the Overlord of the Apocalypse.

For a thousand years, the Dragonforge has slumbered, its molten heart pulsing with the blood of the first dragon. Every century, it awakens to choose a champion, one who will either reforge the legendary Dragon bane and slay the Eclipse Wyrm, or become its vessel and doom the world. This time, it chooses Dain, a lowly blacksmith’s apprentice with no magic in his veins. But Dain hides a secret: he is the last descendant of the Dragonforge Heir, a bloodline cursed to bear the weight of the world’s salvation, or its destruction. On the night of his twentieth birthday, Dain’s adoptive father, Borin, is murdered by the Order of the Silver Flame, a fanatical sect of dragon-slayers who believe Dain’s blood is the key to unleashing the Wyrm. Forced to flee, Dain discovers the truth: his hands bear the Mark of the Forge, and his veins run with the same fire as the ancient dragon. Hunted by the Order and pursued by the Ashen Covenant, a cult that worships the Wyrm, Dain must master the lost art of Runesmithing and gather the Seven Sacred Ores to reforge the Dragon bane. But the deeper he delves into his heritage, the more he questions whether the Wyrm is truly a mindless beast, or a prisoner of a divine betrayal. His only allies are Serra, a disgraced knight of the Silver Flame who wants to burn the world to save it, and Veyla, a sorceress of the Ashen Covenant who hears the Wyrm’s whispers in her dreams. Together, they journey across the shattered kingdoms of Eldros, from the Phoenix’s Nest to the Tomb of the Forgotten King, each step bringing Dain closer to the Wyrm’s awakening—and his own transformation.

The world today has long changed. Zombies roamed the land, and mutated beasts and plants showed their might at every turn. For a moment, all hope seems lost, until a few humans fall into deep comas, waking up with extraordinary abilities.  Such people were called Awakened Humans   From then on, humanity once again took center stage, fighting to maintain its position above all beings. Millions of years later, the world is still in an apocalyptic era, though in a far better state than before.  Gray Ravenleaf, a young orphan boy living in the lowest sector finds himself powerless against fate.  He has the worst talents the world has ever seen. But just when he thought he stood no chance of rising to the top, he suddenly awakens an Ace Apocalypse Survival System that gives him the confidence and godly strength to rise to the top.  Since then, Gray left his name in the history books as humanity's strongest Awakener!

In 24 hours, the world will end. The only way to survive is to become a god. William lived through the Mana Calamity, saw humanity shatter, and died a villain. Now, he's back, waking up one day early, armed with perfect knowledge of the future. He knows the truth: when the apocalypse hits, every object on Earth will be converted into a collectible Skill Card, granting its owner superpowers. The clock is ticking. Before the cities crumble and the monsters awaken, William must execute a meticulous plan to claim the absolute cheat codes: the Infinite cards. His first target is the Infinite Mana card, held deep within the Statue of Liberty and protected by a monstrous guardian. He’s not the only one who remembers the past. With a powerful rival regressor already on his trail and the timeline accelerating faster than he recalls, William is forced into desperate fights, uneasy alliances, and an accidental romantic contract with a beautiful girl harboring a terrifying, beast-attracting curse. He has the knowledge. He has the ambition. Now, he just needs to survive One Day Early.

In 2045, an alien signal unleashed The Collapse, a nanotech plague that turned 90% of humanity into monstrous Shattered. Jace Kade, a disgraced exobiologist haunted by his failure to predict the catastrophe, survives in a crumbling bunker—until a cryptic AI, The Codex, awakens in his mind. It offers power: hack reality, evolve his body, and fight the Shattered. The catch? It’s a galactic test. Only one Codex-bearer can claim the Ascension Key to end the apocalypse—and others, including Jace’s estranged sister, Lena, will kill to win.As Jace battles mutants, rival survivors, and his own doubts, the Codex’s missions push him to the edge of humanity. Each upgrade makes him stronger but erodes his soul. With betrayals mounting and the aliens’ true purpose unraveling, Jace faces a brutal truth: the Codex isn’t saving Earth—it’s a trap to forge a new species. Can he outsmart the system, save his sister, and stop the aliens before he becomes the monster he fears? In a world where trust is a luxury and power is a curse, The Last Code is humanity’s final gamble.

In the mystical land of Tribal, where ancient legends breathe and folklore walks, balance is sacred—and power is deadly. Four primal forces rule this realm, each so volatile that no one can wield more than one without being consumed. But when Alkan, a stranger from another world, appears holding all four, the balance shatters. His body is breaking. His mind is slipping. And the very fabric of the Tribal Lands trembles in his wake. To survive, Alkan must embark on a perilous journey across realms and dimensions to find the only artifact capable of containing the storm within him. But time is running out. The White Palace, seeing him as the reincarnation of their long-lost king, wants to bind him to a throne. Meanwhile, an ancient war between mythical creatures threatens to spill into the mortal realm he once called home. Torn between a destiny he never asked for and powers that could destroy him, Alkan must navigate treacherous alliances, unravel forbidden prophecies, and battle those who seek to control or kill him. The apocalypse is coming—and only a man destined to be torn apart can hold it back.

‘What will you do if the world ends tomorrow?’ Seth Holden was fed up with that question. ‘I’ll die,’ he used to joke. After all, what could a mere broken home, college student with no future like him could do if faced with the apocalypse? It became reality in a matter of hours. After the first wave invasion hit, the world was filled with dead people hungered for the living ones. Seth should be dead, too, if not for . . . Dong! [Congratulations!] [You are among one hundred lucky people to have receive a System!] [Free only for seven days.] Now, Seth was amongst one hundred people who became Systemist in this infected world. He grew stronger and had a higher survival rate. However, to survive meant he would still be alive when the second wave invasion started. He knew nothing about it, except people could crack and spontaneously exploded. Seth was sure he could tackle it when the time came by levelling up. But, raising a six-year-old while running away from blood-thirsty Systemist hunters in this not-pocalypse? Well, Seth was bound to fuck something up badly. Probably himself. Oh shit. What’s the price of the System’s lifetime subscription again?