Can't Fake The Feeling

Robin doesn't remember how to he got taken into that world. But the System will not let him go unless he progresses with the story and unravels a new change. Transmigrated into the body of Terrence Blair, a weak NPC who has no standing in that world whatsoever, he has to make himself known to the main characters so that he can hitch a ride to the end game.

Transported to a world where monsters hunt humanity to the brink, Ronan Eltair has only one advantage: a radio that shouldn't work. It receives transmissions from Earth, twenty years in the future. Armed with knowledge of disasters before they happen, Ronan joins forces with the ruthless Commander Vaisha Noren. But as the timelines begin to fracture and the radio gives conflicting reports, Ronan realizes that the greatest threat isn't the monsters outside the walls—it’s the people standing right next to him. When the future warns him that his ally is his executioner, can he change the signal, or is his fate already recorded in the static?

When Jackson's life takes a wild turn after losing his job and catching his girlfriend cheating, things can’t get worse—until he gets hit by a bus! Awakening in a luxurious hospital, he finds himself with a mysterious voice in his head, guiding him through bizarre tasks, unexpected twists and rewards. Jackson discovers he’s in a parallel world, and it’s nine years in the future! With a shocking amount of money in his account, he sets out on a crazy journey to figure out what happened to his life and why he’s here. Can Jackson navigate this new reality, uncover hidden secrets, and maybe even find love again?

What is more tiring than taking care of an inn? Being a servant of four kitsuneko, that is. That is how Skeet Caldurn describes his life as an innkeeper's helper. Despite being on the right age to enter the knighthood, he just can't imagine how the cat-fox girls get to live day by day without an extra help from him, until a knock by the inn door changed his life... completely. From being a boring innkeeper's helper to being a knight on his way to heroism whose task is to seek for the Goddess Orbs from three Goddess Prospects, his adventure will soon unfold, a destiny that only he can begin to carve. Esteria: The World of Life

Once mocked by his wife, discarded by her proud family, and trampled by colleagues, Evan Blake was the definition of failure. But fate had other plans. When a hidden truth reveals he’s the heir to a trillion-dollar legacy, everything changes. Power, wealth, influence — now, the same people who scorned him bow at his feet. But Evan doesn’t forget. And he doesn’t forgive easily. Especially not when the woman who mocked him comes crawling back... doing everything possible to get him back. But as Evan went on to build his power, even the most powerful men in the country want him gone. And they’re about to learn that Evan Lancaster can't be stopped. He'll make them all bite their fingers in regret!

"I didn't do it Jones, I didn't kill the attorney general." He said with a broken heart. "I believed you before and I still do. I will get you out of here." "I promise to make them pay for everything!!" Gene Jones had to deploy a plan to break his brother out of prison after being convinced that he was innocent of the assassination he was scheduled to die for. But things took a bad turn, making him the most wanted man. How long can he hold when lies and betrayal were lurked beneath?

WARNING: INTENSE THEMES When Greg opened his eyes in a strange bed in a world not his own, he expected confusion, not a glowing screen that labeled him as a "Host." But the system that bound itself to him wasn't one of swords, spells, or cultivation—it was something far more dangerous. The Desire System rewards every choice made. Each act of connection, every bond formed, every line crossed earns Greg "desire points"—points that can heal wounds, unlock powers, and strengthen his body. But not all missions are equal. The more dangerous and forbidden the act, the higher the reward from the system. When even looking into the healer's eyes is labeled "average danger," Greg realizes this isn't just a game. Each mission tests not only his performance but also his resolve. Will he use the system to grow stronger, or will he lose himself in the process? Caught between survival, confusion, and difficult choices, Greg must walk the fine line between man and monster in a world where temptation can be the most dangerous weakness of all.

"Ciccio," she spoke, taking a purposeful step forward. "In the realm of business, there exists a strategy known as 'the hostile takeover.' It revolves around the idea of 'if you can't beat them, buy them.' Since you are dissatisfied with the way this hospital is managed and how the staff treat patients, rather than struggling to pay the bills amidst difficulty, why not consider acquiring the hospital itself?"

Every Divine Contract comes with a debt. When it can no longer be paid, angelic Collectors descend, claim the contractor's soul, and leave behind nothing but a mindless Default. Fifteen years ago, Aeron Cross watched his parents get Collected. Since then he has lived for one purpose: to grow strong enough to kill what should never be able to die. He never gets the chance. A breach the Accord should have stopped tears through Sector 9, and Aeron becomes one more soul dragged out of a fleeing crowd. On another world, in the same second, Kai Osei, the greatest chess mind alive, collapses at the board moments after winning the World Championship. His whole life was spent finding the one weakness his opponents never saw until it was too late. Something reaches across the dark and moves a piece. The two deaths collide, and it isn't Aeron who opens his eyes. Kai doesn't know this world's rules. He doesn't need to. He can see them: every Contract is a position, every debt a price someone agreed to without checking the math, every god's certainty the one assumption nobody ever tested. But the body he wears still burns for a revenge that isn't his. Kai wants only one thing: to get home to his sister. Whatever dragged him here wants something else entirely. He stops asking how to survive this world. He starts asking who taught the gods they'd never have to lose.

Nick is the son of one of the heroes of the Lalan, one of the people who participated in a war of universes against pirates who subdued different worlds and then destroyed them. The Ungeziefer only went with beings from their land and half-breeds, since in a matter of two months someone of their race was already an adult thanks to the machines they had. Nick goes to the intergalactic academy because his father orders him to, since the war made him intensely paranoid, as not all the Ungeziefer had been eliminated. However, at the academy he begins to stand out and to generate envy among his peers for his knowledge. In the first week, he is promoted to second level cadet, most of the students of that institute do not like him and some try to make his life impossible. When he goes to his first mission in the company of the pilots who are going to graduate, his father dies strangely and that triggers a feeling of hatred and revenge towards the directors of the academy, as one of his classmates discovers the disturbing truth that hides this academy. This causes her to flout the rules of this place and earns the hatred of many people.