Demônio

When the world's most powerful Demon Lord runs out of food, she doesn't need a hero, she needs a farmer. Hafiz was just a man with a green thumb until he was kidnapped to the demon realm. Now, he's the only thing standing between a starving kingdom and total annihilation. As his crops grow, so does his influence, turning a captive situation into a kingdom-building revolution. But when his own kind comes to 'save' him by burning everything he's built, Hafiz must decide where his loyalty truly lies: with the humans who abandoned him, or the demon queen who can't live without his harvest.

To save his sister, Asher Kane must become what he hates most, a demon. Each victory strengthens him, and awakens the Sovereign’s hunger. To save the only person he loves, Asher must climb to the top before the Sovereign seizes the throne of his soul. And when he discovers Lila Kane is the reincarnation of the Sovereign’s lost lover, the line between vengeance and devotion collapses. The man who was worthless may become either legend, or Erevale’s last calamity.

Merlin is the strongest player of Requiem. But when his allies decided to kill him, he is given a second chance to reincarnate - the strongest player becomes a Demon Lord!

Nazuno, a demon student and a victim of abuse, wants to become the demon lord candidate to change the demon realm into a pleasing place. But her fear of failure holds her back from becoming one. "Demons are failed creatures that needs to be fixed." She'll soon meet Ritake who will help her achieve her goal. Later on, she'll know the greatest revelation of Ritake.

Betrayal was shattered and discarded like trash into the depths of a ravine. Xavier Aristhos rose from death through a blood contract with the demon Morax. He returned to New York not to claim his inheritance, but to demand lives, with hell's power throbbing in his veins. By day, he was the elegant CEO of Umbra Capital, dominating Wall Street with icy precision. But by night, he was the Supreme Demon, harvesting the souls of sinners. Without mercy, Xavier dismantled the Aristhos dynasty from within, forcing his stepmother and stepbrother to crawl and beg for forgiveness before dragging their filthy souls into the grave. To protect Livia, the only light remaining to him, Xavier willingly cast aside his humanity. He became a lonely guardian god lurking in the shadows of New York's glass towers. He would not stop until all his enemies knelt and felt the sting of the betrayal he had endured. "Your style may be elite, but before me, your soul is nothing but cheap trash."

Lose in bed, and he dies. Win, and he takes everything she has. Kaelen Vanguard, an exiled prince, was murdered by a demon princess an hour ago. Then a stranger from another world woke up in his body. The killer is still crouched beside him. The curse in his blood gives him six days to live. The only cure is the surrender of a demon, at the peak of passion. Every bed becomes a duel of souls, and the loser gets drained dry. The demon who killed him is burning alive too. A former pharmacist and Dungeon Master knows a bad bargain when he sees one, and an impossible one even better. First comes the princess of hellfire. Then a contract devil, a succubus queen, a six-armed general, a hellhound, a trickster, a fallen executioner. Too much chaos will burn him alive. Too much order will freeze his heart. To survive, he needs them all. You don't fight the Void. You feed it.

“Fail.” Kai has heard this word his entire life. After his failure to awaken his Mana core yet again followed by the usual humiliation of his parents and gifted older brother who completely overshadows him, he is only admitted into the Aureum academy because his parents bribe their way in. There, he’s branded an F-Class weakling mage and gets bullied by the school’s strongest students until one of them leaves him to die in a dungeon. But instead of death, Kai’s presence awakens something ancient. A Demon god who helps open a fraction of his power— the forbidden void Magic. A power used to devour magic itself. Kai goes back a different person but his awakening has also started to uncover a secret his family has spent years hiding about him. However one thing is now for certain: Kai was never meant to be a nobody.

Niran Tavio thought his days of dealing with angry Karens were over when he died. He was wrong. Reborn as the Head of Customer Service for the Demon King, Niran must navigate soul-binding contracts, predatory litigation, and an aggressive demon lawyer who wants him fired—or worse. When he discovers an ancient contract that puts the entire human race in default, Niran realizes that saving the world isn't a job for a hero; it's a job for a guy who knows how to handle a refund policy from Hell.

Rae Wilder is having issues. She is given the task of guarding a magical necklace as she is thrust into a realm of dark magic, ferocious animals, and ritual sacrifice. Rae is constantly assaulted and is then given the option of accepting her birthright and using magic that could transform her into an evil force of nature that is uncontrollable, or she can choose to live and die as a human.

Ryan Volde has just lost his job when a mysterious black letter appears on his door. Minutes later, he wakes inside Blackthorn Arcane Academy—a hidden school where magic is real, and failure can cost far more than a bad grade. There is only one problem. Ryan's evaluation is terrible. Low Strength. Low Agility. Almost nonexistent Arcane ability. According to Blackthorn itself, even an angry farm chicken poses a greater threat than he does. Among all the new candidates, Ryan seems to be the weakest. But the Mirror of Appraisal fails to uncover one thing. Hidden within Ryan is an SS-Rank Talent called Universal Prodigy, a mysterious ability that allows him to learn twice as fast and temporarily copy certain abilities from others. While the geniuses of Blackthorn compete to prove their worth, Ryan decides to keep his true Talent hidden. Because being the weakest student may be humiliating. But making everyone believe he is weak might become his greatest advantage.