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Cara is a hybrid destined to bring an era Luna into the world and so, every alpha wants her dead because she can transform werewolves into new creatures... With demons coming to war on earth because they want her powers and even so she has been trained to be a warrior and love no one... She just found out that her mate is actually the mystical frozen alpha.

It's been two years since Staas first remember opening his eyes. He found himself surrounded by nature and a bunch of girls with the color of the ash tree. Nothing came to his mind about his past, where he is, or who they are. All he knew is that he’s different, and so does his body capability which those girls called beyond mortal capacity. One day he learns about his origin, which was connected to the creation of this world. Nature chose him. But to uncover the truth and retrieve his memories, he needs to recover things that have been lost, and unite them back onto him.

Superpowers abound. Villains rule the world. A transmigrated dork that has absolutely no idea what’s going on. Strong-armed by the Superhero Enhancement System into the thankless job of endlessly performing good deeds in a world where such actions are often met with violence, Lucas Lynn doesn't have much choice in regards to using his supposed gifts. It’s bad enough having to pretend to be a supervillain, but how exactly does Boss System expect him to save the world with only the help of a homeless teen, a dog that’s smarter than he is, and a yoyo? Oh, just trick some supervillains into becoming superheroes instead? You make it sound so easy!

[ Mission completed successfully ] [ $200,000,000 have been transferred to main account ] [ Mission completed successfully ] [ $1,000,000,000 have been transferred to main account ] [ Unique key to a private Island has been transferred to Inventory ] [ Ancient Relic: Excalibur has been transferred to Inventory ] [ Skill Book: Dark necromancer has been added ] Awesome, isn't it? This became the regular lifestyle of William Ashworth, a poverty-cursed orphan who, following a torturous encounter, awakened the Infinite System, granting him the ability to travel through countless dimensions and realities, complete quests and engage in unique and ancient stories and obtain extraordinary rewards. Was it money? Fame? Treasures? Magic? Or even immortality? With the Infinite System, all these and even more could be achieved, although a deeper mystery quietly beckoned from the shadows!!

"Watch how the almighty Weldom family crashes from top fifty to bottom ten," Richard thundered. "How are you going to do that? Rob us clean? You must be a joker," Victoria fired back." "Just sit back and watch." Richard, the Son-in-law of Lady Tashia was treated like an outcast and insulted even by servants. His rights where denied and he was oppressed. Unknown to them, the man they saw as a worthless piece of garbage was Davis Armstrong only son, the wealthiest man in benin city. He came Into the Weldom family in the disguise of a poor man for the sake of love. But gradually, his love his turned into passionate hatred and the Weldoms have succeeded to bring out the beast in him. Now, his missions are to make sure his father's killers rot in jail and the Weldoms pay for every single pain they caused him.

A poor gardener who does his best to take care of those he loves, Adrian is betrayed by his girlfriend and is treated lesser than the dirt of the earth by the family he slaves away for. What they don't know is that Adrian is the true heir to their father's legacy, as he is the secret heir.

Alistair Woods lives in a rural village. When his fiancée breaks the marriage contract because she believes he is not on the same level as the first Female Warrior, his relief does not last long: his master has another arranged marriage in line! This time, Alistair cannot escape the union and leaves for Lothan City, where he marries Lisa Anderson. What Alistair did not expect was to be so mistreated and to have his honor questioned by his new family. However, he has more important matters to deal with, such as a grand scheme that could put the lives of many in danger. And here, the poor village boy will show that in addition to being the Divine Healer, he is also a Master Warrior!

In a world where your class decides your worth, Ravel Ashlock was a Bearer: the lowest class, paid to haul packs into dungeons and carry corpses out. On Meridane, the System reads every seventeen-year-old and writes a class on a plate. Warriors, mages and knights rise. For fourteen years, Ravel carried their luggage and their dead. He buried the people he loved and trusted a party that sold him to the Church the moment he saw what he was never meant to see: a silver thread rising from every corpse, pulled somewhere it should not go. His best friend killed him for it. He wakes at seventeen, on his Reading day. His mother is alive. His sister is eleven. His betrayers have done nothing yet. The plate that once read Bearer now reads Necromancer, Unregistered, a class the System insists does not exist. Regression has not made him strong. He is level one. His old skills live in memory, not muscle. Raising a rat costs him a nosebleed. The Church hunts anything that smells of the grave, and the priest watching him will one day order his death. He knows which dungeons no one has cleared, which heroes will fall, and the day the sky will open. He does not know why death let him go. So Ravel does what a Bearer does. He picks up the dead no one else will touch and asks them, one by one, whether they are finished. Some are not. From the flooded canals of Greywater to courts where gods bargain over worlds, this is the story of a man building an army from promises, a System built to hide a crime, and one question: who decides where a soul goes when it ends?

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.

In the ravaged world of "OutBreak," survival isn't easy. Not only must you face off against the undead, but also contend with other survivors as you rough it in humanity’s last stronghold. Rex, a formidable survivor, returns to the ruins of his old home in search for his beloved Lilly, who was taken from him by a warring faction of survivors. In his pursuit to find her, he discovers that fate sometimes has other plans. When a rival organization descends upon the facility that Rex and his girl are in, Rex winds up shooting his girl only to have her whisked away by the new organization, and he soon realizes that horrible tribe he is facing is really his original girl. Now severely injured and somehow still alive, Rex will have to trust his fellow damaged friend Longman Ben and find a way to escape before they are both assassinated and at the same time discover who was behind the setup and why. "OutBreak" is not just an exciting story of love, betrayal and survival; it portrays a scenario where trust is as hard to find as safety and every move could lead to the grave.