Do I Love Her?

When covert intelligence officer Remington Kessel returns home after five years abroad, he finds his entire existence wiped clean. His younger brother, Chris, used a forged psychiatric evaluation, a coerced notary, and forced board votes to declare Remington legally incompetent, seize control of the multibillion-dollar Kessel Group, and convince their mother he was dangerously unhinged. Refusing to resort to violence, Remington wages a cold, methodical war of forensic strategy. Operating from the shadows, he targets the load-bearing pillars of Chris's conspiracy: an ousted board member hiding audio evidence, a blackmailed notary holding a damning paper trail, and the corrupt psychiatrist paid to sign off on false declarations. As Remington gathers an irrefutable chain of evidence, he leaves the complete dossier at his family’s kitchen table—forcing a silent, devastating reckoning that shatters Chris's control and reclaims both his stolen legacy and his name.

After years of war, he finally returns home, only to discover he has a daughter he never knew existed, and she has been kidnapped to become someone else’s heart donor. They thought they had taken a helpless little girl, but they had just declared war on the most dangerous man alive.

While the criminal was brutally killing me, my dad, the head of the criminal investigation division, and my mom, the chief forensic pathologist, were attending my brother Matthew Lambert’s match. In a bid for revenge, the criminal, who had once been captured by my dad, cut out my tongue and used my phone to call him. My dad only said one thing before hanging up. "No matter what’s going on, Matthew’s match is the top priority today!" The criminal sneered, "Seems I’ve kidnapped the wrong person. I thought they would love their biological son more!" At the crime scene, my parents were shocked by the brutal state of the body and condemned the cruelty of the killer. However, they did not realize that the horrifically mutilated corpse was their own son.

Monica Silva wants to be a famous writer. Célio das Graças wants to be a powerful person to help people, and wants to get involved in politics to achieve his goals. Both have known each other since childhood, but the long life has transformed friendship into love. But when the two put their life goals at the forefront, can the love survive?

Reborn into a dying world, Lucas possesses the ultimate healing ability, but it comes with a lethal price: every wound he heals is transferred to his own body. As he navigates the hellscape with his fierce protector Valentina, Lucas must decide who is worth the pain of his own slow demise.

"Making girls fall for me like this... who the hell would want that?!" - Tenko Sawaru Inspired by the Parallel Paradise manga series by Lynn Okamoto.

I can't do this anymore I'm sorry, I'm quitting I just can't handle it no more, I need rest, loads of rest

The world ended in a single night, and survival became a brutal game of instinct and luck. I was nobody before it happened, just another man trying to get by. Now, I have something no one else does—a system that rewards me for giving instead of taking. Every time I offer food, weapons, or shelter to a woman, I receive it back in insane multiples. But there’s a catch. The less she trusts me, the greater the reward. Fear, hatred, even betrayal… they make me stronger. At first, it feels like a miracle. I rise faster than anyone, building power while others struggle to stay alive. But the deeper I go, the clearer it becomes that this system isn’t random. It’s guiding me toward certain women—dangerous ones. Broken ones. Not entirely human ones. Some want to use me. Some want me dead. And some… are connected to the very thing that destroyed the world. Now I have to decide. Do I keep playing this game and become unstoppable? Or do I stop before I lose what little humanity I have left? Because the more I give… the more I feel like I’m being used too.

When a reality-shattering tear swallows a Chicago subway platform, Raymond Vance awakens in Sector 404, a desolate, starless wasteland dominated by nightly monster waves. Every transmigrated human receives a basic Lord System to construct defensive outposts, but cosmic radiation corrupts Raymond’s system firmware. He gains the unique ability to build reality-bending fortifications and Eldritch weaponry without material resources—but at the direct cost of his own sanity. ​Forced into an active survival loop, Raymond must harvest resources and fresh water during the hostile daylight hours while defending his crumbling shelter against lethal mutant packs at night. Every territory upgrade drains his mental stability, triggering physical hallucinations, auditory torment, and manifestation of cosmic horrors in his peripheral vision. ​The stakes escalate rapidly when an organized army of level-five Ironclad Brutes blocks him into his sector. Rather than rushing his defenses, the brilliant Skull King initiates a strategic siege to starve him out. Trapped between a tightening military perimeter outside and his fraying mind within, Raymond is forced to adapt his system mechanics by sacrificing his own physical vitality and blood to reinforce his defenses. Dropping into critical sanity levels, Raymond must outsmart the giant army, conquer the shifting local terrain, and survive a forced arena teleportation to claim dominion over the entire valley.

His father was murdered. The woman he loved betrayed him for money. His mother is enslaved in a cold cellar, and his twin sisters are trapped in a secret fortress with only forty-eight hours before their bone marrow is harvested by his worst enemy. The whole city thinks Gideon Knox is just a penniless beggar with nowhere to run. Little do they know, he returned as the supreme God of War, an untouchable commander leading global armies. They provoked a god. Now, they will drown in his wrath.