Bounty Hunter

In a world shattered by the apocalypse, Daniel Cruz is branded a failure with a useless 'Repair' skill. But when he discovers he can mend more than just gear, he can evolve it, the survival hierarchy begins to crumble. As the war between survivor factions erupts, Daniel becomes the most valuable asset on Earth, holding the key to humanity's survival and its destruction.

The priests say the gods wove the universe from nothing and that mortals exist to kneel in gratitude. Kael Ashworn believed that too, until the night a god tried to erase him from existence and flinched instead of striking. In that flinch, Kael saw the truth no mortal was ever meant to survive learning: the gods are not creators. They are conquerors. Now Kael carries a fragment of the throne; they stole a shard that can speak a god's true name and strip the divinity wrapped around it like armor. One by one, he intends to hunt the gods through their own heavens, break their names, and take back what they stole. But every god he kills tells him more about the throne beneath the throne, and the closer he gets to it, the more he understands why the gods have spent an eternity making sure no one ever sits there again. Even gods must kneel. The question is what happens after they do.

Kian Adiyatma wakes up in a world of System-driven heroes after his death, but his System only allows him to gain power by absorbing the skills of defeated villains. As he battles for survival, he realizes that every power he steals comes with the villain's memories and a fragment of their darker nature, all while discovering that his death was no accident and his 'cursed' system is a deliberately crafted weapon.

“Only because he didn’t come from a wealthy family like his rival, the woman he loved abandoned him without hesitation. His death was no accident either. It was planned. Deliberate. Cold-blooded. But fate gave him another chance. He returned with the power of a martial arts master and the medical knowledge of a world beyond his own. Read the story of Peter Davis in The Parallel World Doctor.”

Zephyr Kaelith was nothing but a despised scavenger, surviving among the forsaken ruins of Nethralis while the strong ruled and the weak perished. Until he discovered a relic that should never have existed. The moment it bonded with him, the Primordial System awakened, an ancient entity that existed before the gods, before creation, and before the laws governing reality. [Primordial System bound.] [Anomaly detected: You were never meant to exist.] Suddenly, Zephyr possessed the power to grow beyond every limit, turning his enemies’ deaths into stepping stones toward godhood. But as his power rises, the world begins to change, ancient beings awaken, and even the gods discover something they fear. The System isn’t trying to save him. It’s feeding through him. And its hunger is growing. Now, hunted by divine powers and threatened by an entity that could devour existence itself, Zephyr must uncover the truth behind his impossible existence before he becomes either the ruler of all creation or the reason everything is destroyed. In a world where even gods can die, what happens when the one who should never exist decides to become supreme?

Cursed from birth. Hunted by fate. Bound to a power he never asked for. In a realm where kingdoms bleed and shadows whisper secrets, Kael bears a mark no crown can erase a curse that festers in his blood and turns kings into killers. Branded a threat, he is cast out, hunted like a beast, and left for dead by those sworn to protect him. But Kael refuses to die quietly. Haunted by visions, driven by vengeance, and armed with a gift that could destroy gods, he begins his ruthless journey back into a world that tried to bury him. Alliances will shatter. Empires will burn. And the truth behind his curse will shake the very foundations of the world. They took his future. Now he’s coming for their throne.

Zhaevrik Dornavel discovers a system that grants rewards for recycling. As he cleans the toxic slums, he realizes his ability extends to buildings and monsters, allowing him to forge a new city from the ruins. But when the system issues a final, terrifying directive to recycle the very city he built, Zhaevrik realizes his savior status may be a death sentence.

> In the Holy Domains, your worth is measured by what you kill and what you eat. Zack Tennyson was worth nothing—until he killed the wrong bug and hacked the system. Now the boy mocked as “Stab-Ass Fatso” is evolving faster than anyone expected. But power brings attention. And in a world where the strong eat the weak, Zack’s about to find out what it really means to survive. --- 📖 Synopsis The story opens with a sky-splitting aerial battle—Zack, older and blazing with crimson wings, going head-to-head against a Dragon-Type Guardian. As they clash, he breaks the fourth wall, taunting the reader with, “Let me tell you how it all began…” Flashback to the desert wasteland of the Holy Domains, where Zack is just another hungry nobody. Spirit Points rule all, and Zack has none. His days are spent scavenging trash and devouring mutant bugs like Carbee for even the tiniest point—only to be met with failure after failure. Until one day, he kills a glowing blue Carbee, something far beyond his level. It changes everything. His system begins a hidden “mod installation,” and Zack finally feels power stir inside him. But power doesn't erase pain. At school, he's hated for a past accident involving his crush, Samantha McPherson—a betrayal that still haunts him. Home isn’t any better. Rent is overdue. Food is gone. His sister is out hunting deep in the Domains. And the system starts demanding brutal daily quests that threaten to break him if he refuses. And yet... something is changing. The mod is installing. The boy they laughed at is becoming something else. Not a hero. Not a monster. Something in between.

Captain Morgan Gaisler leads the Starship Hellbent Federation on a diplomatic mission. Ashu Vern is a wormhole hunter, earning a living scouring the galaxy. Prince Tzulin, a weirdo alien from a distant galaxy, trying to prove his worth for the throne. The path of these three characters converge as they pursue their own motives.

When Earth is marked for deletion during an unscheduled System Update, Jace should have died with everyone else. Instead, the system fails to classify him. Branded an Error-Born anomaly and assigned the impossible designation of Level 999, Jace becomes the one existence the universe’s ruling protocols were never built to contain. But a forbidden level means nothing when his access is locked, his authority is restricted, and every celestial enforcer in the system wants him erased before he can fully awaken. As cities fall, sectors open, and reality reveals its artificial design, Jace must unlock the broken permissions buried inside his Glitch Protocol. Every battle increases his access. Every breach brings him closer to the truth. And every enemy he destroys proves the same terrifying fact: the system did not choose him. It failed to stop him.