Clima En Royal City

"Go back and inherit the estate." It was a word that a househusband suddenly received. He is the son-in-law of the Locke family, living in trampling and humiliation, being seen as osin by others. Every day is busy with housework. His parents-in-law, brother-in-law, and in-laws all scolded him for being useless, incompetent, and clinging to his wife. But is that the truth? Behind the apron is the heir to the richest family in the country. He only temporarily left that place because of family conflicts. And then, when his wife's family pushed him to the end, he was forced to return.

She has fallen in love with a character from a book she has read a thousand times and after an incident, has awakened in her arms, but who knew that one's opinion could change so much upon seeing the actions of such a being up close. Even though she no longer sees him romantically, she wants to save him and his little son, she wants to give everyone a happy ending, but... what if they are right in the middle of THEIR happy ending? It should be okay, right? After all... This was never a story about King Callisto.

Jonathan Einstein was a poor son-in-law from the Weldein family. He had to accept all the gossip and blasphemy against him. Even Elissa Einstein, the woman he married, had to be willing to lose a priceless inheritance. Living in the humiliation and insults of Elissa’s family did not necessarily make Jonathan hopeless. Until one day, he met an old man who gave him a key. There, Jonathan’s life suddenly changed one hundred and eighty degrees. Jonathan suddenly had gotten immeasurable wealth, wealth that would never run out even by the dozens of descendants. And all that wealth was in one gold card that he got. Enjoying a rich life didn’t make Jonathan be arrogant, he did everything that was useful to elevate himself and his wife so that they would no longer be looked down upon by his wife’s family.

Cassian Divinor was a simple con man with a fake crystal ball and a knack for reading desperate people. But when he accidentally predicts the collapse of a royal chandelier, he’s thrust into a conspiracy involving the Royal Prophecy Bureau, a missing magical shield, and a looming cosmic Void. Now, labeled a 'Fixed Point' by reality itself, Cassian must outrun a ruthless Inquisitor, a power-hungry Chancellor, and a version of himself from a failed timeline, all while trying to keep his growing feelings for his icy-cold Bureau handler a secret. He was just looking for a payday—now he’s the only thing standing between the kingdom and the King of Thorns.

When a ruthless empire faces destruction, only one man can save it — Su Yu, the warlord who has never lost a battle and never taken a bride. But when the price of victory becomes the crown itself, Su Yu learns that ruling a kingdom is harder than conquering one. Haunted by ghosts of the past, betrayed by those closest to him, and torn between love and power, Su Yu’s journey will test the limits of loyalty, honor, and humanity itself. Can a man born for war learn to lead with his heart? Or will the legend of Su Yu end the same way it began — in blood?

Max, a young man who is the last pure werewolf descendant living in modern life and loves wild races. He is also a prince of a werewolf kingdom that was destroyed by a vampire clan. Max lives and is cared for by a warlord trusted by his father named Traynor. Until one night, when he was racing wildly. Max fell off his motorcycle because his opponent cheated, kicking his motorcycle. Suddenly his body convulsed, shivering violently. Then, without realizing that his body had turned full of fur, Max ran, hiding in an animal cage owned by one of the villagers. His instincts became very wild, there was a feeling of wanting to kill and eat the human heart that was forcing him. Accidentally, his eyes caught sight of the farm animals where he was. So what will Max do and what happens next?

When Mona, the Duke's only daughter, married Styles, he was nothing short of the man of her dreams. Tall, handsome and smart. All it took was one accident to change that. Styles lost not only his legs but his handsome face now all she had left was an ugly cripple she couldn't stand. So she enslaved him and moved on with her life. To crown it all, the sinfully gorgeous Emperor of Black Empire was asking for her hand. No woman would throw that away for a nobody rocking a wheelchair. Unknown to her, the ugly crippled man locked away in the servant's quarters might not be a nobody after all.

Nicholas Steave had to feel the bitterness of the life he lived, living as unemployed and having a wife who had an affair with his best friend who was considered much richer. More than that, his wife’s family always thought that Nicholas Steave was nothing but a burden, a useless jobless man, and also a parasite who had to be exterminated. Until one night, a small miracle happened. Nicholas received news that he was the 20th descendant of the business empire Eternita Hills, which had a wealth limit that would never run out even up to tens of generations. Nicholas then took revenge for what had been done by everyone who had hurt him and lived a new life as a respectable rich man that even all women wanted to be his wife. How was Nicholas Steave’s good day? Can he get a better wife than his former wife?

In a world where sorcerers, demons, and magic exists, lies six kingdoms, each with their own history, culture, and ruling familes, and all of whom are combined into one greater magical empire, THE SUPREMACY. The supremacy is an empire of the only six kingdoms in the world with natural born magic users, and has been ruled over by the Royalé family, the most powerful family of sorcerers in existence, for almost a thousand years. When a great calamity strikes, an unknown force wipes out the entire Royalé family in a single night. Lord Hector, king of Tremore, one of the six kingdoms of the supremacy, walks over the rubble and finds only one survivor, a new born daughter, the last living member of her family, and decides to raise the child as his own Valkori, his adopted daughter, grows quickly and more powerful each year, and all seems to be going well for King Hector, who had been appointed as the new Sovereign of the supremacy in light of the Royalé family's extinction, however a new threat arises when external forces begin to plot a rebellion for his throne, an extraction of princess Valkori, and King Hector must do everything he can to protect his empire, by any means necessary...

For generations, the North has been divided among several powerful Viking clans, each fiercely protective of its land and independence. In the South, kings and ambitious rulers see that division as an opportunity to expand northward and seize valuable trade routes and resources. When Erik inherits Gutagard after his father’s death, he wants only to protect his people. But the growing southern threat forces him into war. What begins as a fight to defend his clan soon becomes a struggle for territory, power, and the future of the North. Erik’s campaign brings him to Borislav, a southern fortress guarding an important route into the South. Its fall turns a regional conflict into open war. As Erik pushes deeper into southern territory, the northern clans begin turning against one another, fearing the rise of a ruler powerful enough to dominate them all. Standing against him is Ameliya, the king’s fierce red-haired daughter and feared archer. Determined to protect her family and kingdom, she joins the fight against Erik. Their paths repeatedly collide, turning enemies into reluctant rivals as both are forced to choose between loyalty, ambition, and the future they want. Over more than two decades, kingdoms rise and fall, brothers become rivals, old enemies become allies, and a new generation inherits the consequences of those who came before them. Witches, curses, visions, and ancient beliefs remain woven into the lives of those caught in the conflict, shaping fears and decisions. Erik is no longer the young warrior who inherited Gutagard. He has reshaped the North and changed the balance of power across surrounding lands. But the greatest battle is no longer about what he can conquer. It is about what he will leave behind—and whether the world built by his blood will survive him.