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Edrin Rhal did not want power. What he wanted was to get through his required military service, to go back home, and to keep away from the wars that kings fight. But when an ambush that is deadly wipes out his commanders, the soldiers who are frightened start to look to him for orders and something that is ancient begins to awaken. The Sovereign Codex. A System that is mysterious and does not reward only strength. It rewards Authority. The more people that follow Edrin willingly, the stronger he becomes. The more commanders and rulers that are taken down because of his actions, the more Authority he can gain. But there is a price for power. As the land of Nareth falls into a war that is brutal involving three princes, Edrin goes from being just an insignificant conscript to becoming a commander responsible for many lives. Each victory he has gives him more influence. Each mistake he makes adds more names to his book of the dead. And soon, Edrin learns that the struggle for the throne is only a part of a much larger situation. Kings do not hold power just because they wear crowns. Crowns have power because people kneel to them. And Edrin might have the one System that is capable of making them stop.

He was nobody in the real world, broke, overlooked, and barely surviving. Until the day he woke up inside a mysterious game world… with no explanation, no allies, and only one rule: Survive or be deleted. Every monster he kills levels him up. Every quest changes his fate. Every death is permanent. But this isn’t just a game. Hidden beneath the system is a truth far darker than he imagined. One that connects the game world to his real life… and a secret that makes him more important than he ever should be. Now, to escape, he must rise from the weakest player… To the one who breaks the system itself.

After the apocalypse took place in real life, the only person left in the world was Alva James. But facing too many zombies makes him exhausted, and then he dies. He then came back to life when he was five years old. He spent more than nine years training to fight zombies later. When Alva was 14, zombie games appeared again. He's logged into the game, gathering resources to be powerful. This time Alva was determined to fight the zombies with all her might. He's looking forward to the day when the zombie game synchronizes with the real world. That day is when the world ends, and he will fight again!

How will you feel when you are betrayed by the one you love? Ryan Baker grew up not knowing his real parents, he was raised by a total stranger. He was left with nobody to help him, leaving in the street and begging for food to survive. But when his real identity was unveiled, those who offended him would have to pay the price. What becomes his fate after his girlfriend impassively betrays him? Will his new identity be a bed filled with Roses? How would he employ his extraordinary abilities against life's persistent hurdles? Find out in the intriguing chapters of “HIS BILLION DOLLAR INHERITANCE”

Alex Noir, a burned-out game developer, receives a mysterious VR headset from an anonymous package. When he puts it on, he's pulled into "The Endless Trial"—a brutal survival game where death is permanent and the only way out is to beat all 100 levels. Each level is a different deadly scenario (zombie apocalypse, fantasy dungeon, sci-fi space station, historical battlefield, etc.) Marcus gains real skills and attributes that carry over between levels He can collect "Respawn Tokens" by completing bonus objectives—his only way to cheat death The system gives him quests, stat screens, and skill trees, but it's ruthlessly unfair: make a stupid decision, and face stupid consequences Whatever happens in the game affects the real world. If he dies in a level, he dies in reality. But that's not his only problem, the game starts "bleeding" into reality. Monsters from incomplete levels begin manifesting in his city. The longer he's trapped, the more the game corrupts the real world. His friends and family get pulled in as trapped players. Alex must not only survive and level up, but figure out who created this game and why because there are other players trapped in their own trials, and something is systematically hunting them all.

Allsium takes virtual reality to the ultimate level. It is not a social network, nor a massively multiplayer online video game, but an experience as real as life itself. In Allsium pain and pleasure feels as if it were real, so leaving the safety of virtual Earth is a price few are willing to pay. Those who do so will travel to the so-called illegal worlds, dangerous planets that pay homage to the golden age of video games and cinema, where they can obtain unimaginable powers: abilities that exceed human limits and magics that can be developed by choosing a path. However, the bravest adventurers must be very careful, as losing their lives in Allsium will make it impossible to access again, so they will no longer benefit from the system in a real world that is still recovering from the disasters of World War III. Gunner has formed a virtual group together with Greek, Dagon and Zen. After long and painstaking preparation, they decide to travel to the outlaw worlds of Allsium in search of the power offered by the trails. These can lead them to master incredible abilities and, incidentally, to take revenge on a society that has turned them into outcasts. But this will only be possible if they manage to take advantage of the Allsionist plan: the creation of a breach in the system that connects virtuality with reality. Evolution takes the final step. Welcome to Allsium.

Thirteen years ago, twelve-year-old Zale Alden walked into his family’s limestone estate to find a slaughterhouse. His parents and older brother lay cold on a blood-soaked Persian rug, brutally executed days after a major corporate expansion. Only his six-year-old sister, Lyra, survived—hidden in a floorboard hollow, catatonic with fear. Taken out of the country by a ruthless family ally, Zale was forged into an elite weapon in the freezing concrete training camps of Montenegro. He learned four languages, mastered corporate law, and trained his body to be a silent, precise executioner. Now, he is back. To his unsuspecting Aunt Vivienne and her powerful husband, Gerald—the corporate snake who secretly signed the execution order—Zale is just a spoiled, clumsy playboy heir returning from an elite Alpine boarding school. He plays the fool flawlessly, offering weak handshakes and empty smiles while counting the security guards in the room. But behind the mask, Zale carries a folded list of names written in his own steady hand. The corporate empire his father built has been stolen, and Zale isn’t here to reclaim it. He is here to eliminate every single soul responsible for the blood on his childhood floor. The countdown has begun, and the first target has no idea he's already dead.

Carter and his family moved into the mansions of meverly - which was said and rumored as the "home of the lost peculiars" One night, he and his siblings found out amidst a secret enchanted garden which was a gateway to a different dimension that led them into the lands of Encrest - a world where fantasy and magic itself is real; wherein elves, fairies, and other mythical and mystical beings exist, also a kingdom which he didn't know it exists behind the very door they discovered, a world that would finally accept him as to who he is. As they delve deep into it out of curiosity, Carter and his siblings got separated as they got inside the portal - which was the only gateway between the real world and the realm of Encrest. It got destroyed because of the infiltration of the bandit of elves - also known as the Kages, that steals precious gems and pieces of jewelry for their wicked schemes. Fortunately, He met Raven and saved him from one giant boulder of rock that was almost about to hit Carter. That is where his tale and adventure begins as he was invited to a prestigious school by Krystelle and met more friends along the way and there he learned sorcery and magic to fight evil peculiars, to find his siblings, and to find a way back to their real world.

It is 1941. Joaquim Dela Cruz is a Filipino pilot on an obsolete plane, a down-and-out fighter squadron, and is up against the might and the insurmountable force of Imperial Japan. When Joaquim is shot down and crashes in the jungles of Batangas, he transforms into something unexpected: a five-inch dwende. There is a hidden history in the Philippines, stories historians can't record, and it's called Folklores. And it's one Joaquim suddenly finds himself thrust into. He has no idea how and why someone played this trick on him. Joaquim finds out he isn't living in a bedtime fairy tale, this is as real as it gets—too real, in fact, that whoever caused this silly little metamorphosis, on whatever new mission he needs to do, can change the tides of war.

Rapheal lost everything. His identity, title and status when the real heir return and he is proven to be a fake. Switched during birth. Yet the Devereux family refused to let him go. They forcefully married him to his fake younger sister to retrieve his inheritance. Humiliating him at all turn. His face was ruined during a company riot when someone poured acid on him and the family's tax evasion was pinned on him. Raphael was sent to prison where he died. He wakes up two years before with a system that helps him secretly build wealth, while he hid his true capabilities. Then a old man appears with a gold credit card claiming to be his real family.