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“How can I, beautiful Sarah, a fashion model, be in a relationship with a person like you who can't even walk well? Your face is all bruised, and your lips look so scary. You might look good but it's useless. You're worthless, you're poor. Your eyes have dark circles with swells, and your shape is… Rigid, just like a beggar. A perfect person like me will never accept a relationship with you. So never call me your girlfriend; I feel insulted. You're not my class, Caspian.” Her heartless words were like bullets being shot at his heart. * Caspian, who had been betrayed by his girlfriend for being not only poor but also worthless, discovered An Almighty Dominant System while being bullied by his ex-girlfriend's new rich boyfriend. “Wait until I get stronger; I will make you regret it!” Nobody expected him to be the switched son of the country's richest man!!

Life sometimes is a twist even for the destined great and mighty, this happens to Derek Dawson who happens to find himself in the poor class, struggling for survival and the attention of his wife, Tahlia. His mother-in-law is ever present in his life to complicate issues. All seems to be under a little bit of control until a celebrity comes into Tahlia's life, Derek is totally abandoned and left forsaken. Then the miracle happens. This is the time he takes up his rightful place as the controller of the vast assets belonging to the Dawson's, one of the wealthiest families in the world. He is now the President of the Dawson's Assets. Tahlia soon discovers who she had treated as trash. She is more than eager to have her husband, Derek back. What then will be Derek's reaction to his marital relationship with Tahlia? Which hidden part of his life will be revealed as he has now taken up a powerful place in the world? Disclaimer: This is absolutely a work of fiction in entirety. All similarities to real life characters, places and events are coincidental.

SYNOPSIS: THE KING WHO HAD NO MAGIC In the Kingdom of Aethelgard, magic is not just power—it is life. To be born without "Mana" is to be a "Hollow," a sub-human class destined for the mines. Jack, a brave and tireless commoner, has spent his life training in secret to become the first-ever Hollow Knight, hoping to prove that a man’s worth is in his heart, not his veins. But on the day of his Knighting Ceremony, the truth is a hammer blow. The Grand Vizier, a wicked sorcerer named Malakor, doesn't just reject him—he reveals that Jack’s lack of magic is a "void" that threatens the kingdom’s stability. Cast out into the Death-Mist Forest to be hunted for sport, Jack stumbles upon a sentient, ancient Scarecrow named Silas. Silas is no mere construct; he is the soul of the kingdom’s founder, betrayed by Malakor centuries ago. Together, the boy who has nothing and the king who lost everything must forge a new path. With a unique "Null-Magic" combat style and an army of outcasts, Jack will rise to reclaim a throne that was never meant for him.

The plot revolves around Vardy, a gamer who faces daily struggles and bullying. Despite his hardships, he finds solace in his favorite RPG game, Rune Quest. When offered the chance to choose his class, he selects Dark Warlock, seeking the power he lacks in real life. As he progresses in the game, he transforms from weak to strong, gaining confidence and resolve. Later, Vardy is enrolled at White Oak Academy, a school for individuals with supernatural abilities. Assigned to the Frame Initiative, a group of students without powers, Vardy faces discrimination and adversity. Alongside his peers, including Luthor, Tracy, Jesse, and Frank, Vardy navigates the challenges of their living conditions and the disdain from students with powers. Despite the harsh treatment, Luthor remains optimistic, while Vardy stays calm and composed. When confronted by students with powers, Vardy displays a surprising level of confidence, earning respect from his peers. As they face adversity together, Vardy and his friends bond over their shared experiences and determination to prove their worth.

The world is a machine built on a lie. Ethan is the bug that will break it. In the vertical city of The Hollows, your rank determines your right to breathe. While the elite live in eternal sunlight, Ethan Cole survives on the "scraps" of the lightless slums, a low-level clerk who just wants to stay invisible. Then the sky cracks. As the "System" initializes, the world turns into a lethal game. While everyone around him is granted the power of heroes and gods, Ethan is branded with a glitch: [Class: ERROR - CIVILIAN]. He’s supposed to be the first to die. But Ethan sees what the "Heroes" can't. He doesn't see monsters; he sees flickering code. He doesn't see magic; he sees unoptimized hitboxes. To the world, he is a nobody. To the System, he is a virus with Administrator access. Now, Ethan must climb the layers of the city he once feared, "deleting" the digital gods that treat humanity like fuel. He isn't here to play the game. He’s here to rewrite the rules. He’s not a hero. He’s the patch the world didn't see coming

The sky cracked, gravity started charging rent, and Dax Calloway woke up in the wreckage of his own city with a class nobody wants: Attrition Tank, a build that gets stronger only after it nearly dies. Six months later, survival isn't measured in food or fuel — it's measured in a number stamped over every living head, and the man sitting at #1 on that number is Marcus Reyes, the soldier Dax bled to keep alive in two different wars. Marcus doesn't purge the weak because the System told him to. He does it because he's convinced it's mercy. And Dax — still just trying to keep people breathing — is now the highest-profile liability on his old friend's ledger. To save what's left of his people, Dax has to climb a leaderboard he never wanted to be on, fast enough to reach the man at the top before the man at the top decides to erase him. But the deeper Dax fights into the Grid, the clearer it becomes: the Leaderboard was never the game. It's a harvest list — and the countdown is almost at zero.

[System + Monster evolution + Weak to strong + Catastrophic class Apex progression] I hatched from an egg in a fantasy world with a system screen. I’m not a hero. I’m not even a person anymore. I’m a Helion - the hatchling form of an apex predator, cursed with a hunger that never stops screaming. In this world, if you don’t level up, you’re just meat. And right now? I’m the smallest, most tempting steak in the forest. The System doesn’t care about my morals. It wants me to kill, to evolve, and to climb the weak-to-strong ladder until I’m the one looking down. But every time I sharpen my claws, I feel the human part of me slipping away. Instinct says devour. My conscience says protect. They call me an Alpha - but they’ve never seen a predator who chooses to stand between the monster and the prey. As Helis, the forgotten energy of creation, begins to burn through my veins, the forest is starting to realize I’m not just another beast to be hunted. I’m the one who’s going to change the rules.

Neil got transferred in to a survival game on water after dying in a tsunami. Fortunately, he obtained treasure hunter system. Alas ! This treasure hunter system is defective. It only ever thinks about obtaining treasure, and never about leaving back safely. Also ! Why is he getting the strange feeling all the questions posed by treasure hunter system are traps. With his G rank skill and system that keeps throwing him in to impossibly dangerous settings, could he survive ? Adele Young had one goal. Save her younger siblings, and survive. It sounds easy with her SSS class system, and a little raft. But she is a puny level 1 , facing level 100 raid monster. it sounded like an impossible task, till one day, when a stranger fell from sky and rescued her. Could she rescue her little brother and sister with help of this stranger ? Discord : https://discord.gg/mRhYYtHPEy Instagram: miuhozuki I answer questions on Discord, and post character pictures, location profiles and relevant content to story on insta. Currently character pics for both Neil & Adele are posted.

In his past life, Han was a low-level worker who died as meat shield fodder for the beloved "Hero" Radiant Leon during a monster outbreak. When he dies, he regresses back 100 days before the Great Mana Collapse—the apocalyptic event that turns the surface world into a frozen, acid-raining hellscape. ​Retaining his memories, Han awakens a God-Tier Construction System and two game-changing abilities: the power to see the future value of any land, and an infinite subspace Warehouse that freezes time for anything stored inside. While the royal family and high-ranking Guild Masters drain the kingdom's treasury to build flimsy wooden and stone surface bunkers, Han buys the most mocked piece of real estate in the kingdom—a "cursed," monster-infested mine—for pennies on the gold piece. ​As the 100-day countdown ticks away, Han stockpiles millions of tons of fresh food and builds the ultimate subterranean paradise complete with hot springs, luxury apartments, and automated death traps. When the sky breaks and acid snow buries the surface, the elite class flees for their lives—only to find Han standing behind a magical security door with a lease agreement, a smile, and an absurdly high rent invoice.

The year is 3040, The place is Temple City, a sprawling metropolis in the heart of a vast valley surrounded by sea on one side and desert on another with a mountain range smack on the far end making traveling to the place on whim a difficult venture. Despite being a former vacation spot for the wealthy and powerful, Temple City is not at all a place for the faint of heart. With every step one can find dirty dealings with extensive consequences from seedy night joins, numerous rackets, drug pushing, sextrafficking, and any kind of illicit act one could think of in a place of sin and vice. Like most places, Temple City is home to sinner and saints alike and the saints composed of the working class and the downtrodden always seem to find their way to Det. Ian Baddwulf's front door when the police conveniently forget to search the nooks and crannies of the forgotten places for the missing and the dead, the people call on Ian Baddwulf to do a bit of snooping now and again. His tendency to sniff out trouble and to stick his nose where it didn't belong have made him an invaluable asset in his profession not including his skills pertaining to his inherited infliction with Lycanthropy.