Evil Boyfriend

They call him the "Watchdog of the West Gate." To the wealthy students, Alistair Cain is a joke—a dropout husband living off his brilliant professor wife, tasked with nothing more than checking IDs and chasing stray dogs off campus. To his wife’s powerful family, he is a stain on their reputation, a useless son-in-law who should have been discarded years ago. But they don’t know why the West Gate is the only place on campus where the shadows never move. They don’t know that the "stray dogs" he chases are actually Hellhounds trying to breach the mortal realm. And they certainly don’t know that Alistair is actually the Calamity Star—the exiled God of War serving a 1,000-year penance to suppress the ancient evil beneath the university library. When the seal begins to crack and the elite families of the city become pawns in a demonic war, the useless security guard finally stands up. "You can insult me all you want," Alistair says, adjusting his uniform cap. "But step one foot past this gate, and not even the Heavens can save you."

Heath's pack is dying. His father's failed wars left them with nothing but dust and debt. To save them, he must bargain with Beau, the ruthless Alpha of the wealthy Shadowed Pine Pack. But during the negotiation, Heath discovers Beau's secret: his own sister, Savannah, kept in chains, her wolf bound and her power being stolen. Seeing a weapon and a weakness, Heath makes a new deal. He takes the girl. Now, Savannah's silent presence ignites a war. Assassins hunt her. Rival Alphas challenge Heath's rule. And when he uncovers the dark truth, that Beau murdered their parents to seize her power, Heath knows a final confrontation is inevitable. But breaking Savannah's bonds doesn't just bring justice. It unleashes her true, primal form and awakens an ancient evil that sees her as the key to ending the world. To survive, Heath must unite his fractured pack and lead them against a legion of legendary wolves, with the fate of every pack resting on the unstable power of the woman he freed.

Abandoned, unwanted, Theodore has moved places since he was born. He is considered a monster because he has eyes that are different colors from each other. This starts from 3,000 years ago, an event occurred that would change history. The Earth is about to experience an apocalypse when a meteor shower hits. The cause was a collision between two giant meteors in space, adjacent to the Earth's orbital line. Almost 50% of living things on Earth died. But it was not the only impact of the meteor shower of the time. Anyone who can survive will have tremendous strength. The power of the so-called Odd Eye or another name for Tyr Gods Syndrome. Each owner of this power can manipulate human brains to kill each other, or something that normal humans cannot think of. And anyone with Tyr Gods Syndrome has a characteristic, which is that their two eyeballs have different colours. That is what distinguishes them from ordinary people. Then someone tried to manipulate his power to rule the world. Can Theodore fight the villain? He's a fifteen-year-old boy defeating evil in the world?

Shortly before the field trip to Drada, Jimmy is dumped by his girlfriend, Anna Campbell, who feels embarrassed for having such a poor boyfriend as him. The girl even openly flirts with Dwayne, the boy who often bullies Jimmy at school. Worse yet, Jimmy witnesses them commit lewd acts on the bus, on the way home from Drada, which then leads to disaster. The bus falls into a ravine, and Jimmy, in a dire situation with a broken spine and leg, accidentally accesses a strange system which transports him to a realm called Icalaterra. This system allows one to collect money quickly through several hunting quests. Since then, there has been no bullying, insults, and mockeries, without any consequences.

Lucas dies in his first life saving a boy from being hit by a truck. He is then reborn in the land Ivandale, a world filled with mana and magic, and in this world he is called Leo. But Leo doesn't have any magical affinity in the land of Ivandale, he believes that he will be useless without magic and wants to live a peaceful life with his mother. Unknown to him, his mana core was sealed by his mother, but dark forces attack his home, and his mother dies while protecting him. Leo is left alone in the world, but he is taken to his mother's former comrades. The warriors tell him that he has the potential to become the strongest warrior in Ivandale, and then choose to help him unseal his mana, unleashing his true strength. But the same force his mother died protecting him from had started a hunt for him. Why are they after Leo? Will he unleash his true potentials and face this evil, or will he continue to run all his life? What secrets about his lineage will he uncover through his new journey?

Oliver transmigrated and became the sole heir of the Jones family, a top conglomerate, but not even a week had passed when he encountered a classic scene… His fiancée, accompanied by another man, stormed into the office, shouting: "Oliver, you're an arrogant, evil man. I don't love you. I'm breaking up our engagement today!" Faced with this ridicule from the start, Oliver calmly activated the [Villain System] that he was transmigrated with. "Breaking off the engagement? Fine, but settle the 250 million dollar penalty for breach of contract." By manipulating the cash flow in reverse, his cold, arrogant fiancée was brought down from her high pedestal, and she was left with deep regret, begging him for forgiveness. But this was just the beginning. The Divine Healer Descending from the Mountain, the King of Soldiers, the hidden Son-In-Law… No matter who comes, Oliver shall trample them all. As for those childhood sweethearts, innocent junior sisters, fiancées... Oliver shall take them all too. "Who said being a villain is hard? Being a villain is just too awesome!"

Cassian Ironvale sees the world not with his eyes, but with the arcane energy that pulses through the earth. As the blind protector of Ravenhollow, his "Second Sight" has kept his village safe from the terrors of the Shadowwood. But when the ancient seals of the Dark Temple begin to fracture, unleashing the Shadowspawn—monsters born of pure malice—Cassian realizes his blades are no longer enough. Teaming up with Freya, a brilliant tactician and lorekeeper, and Cole, a sharpshooter with a deadly aim, Cassian embarks on a perilous quest to find the Dawn Relic and reseal the darkness. But the Shadowwood hides more than just beasts; it hides a conspiracy that reaches into the highest ranks of the realm. When the ultimate evil, the Shadow Lord, begins to awaken, Cassian's greatest battle won't be against the darkness, but against his own failing body. As the line between light and shadow blurs, a devastating sacrifice will force a new hero to rise from the ashes. Can Cassian's grieving disciple, Kaelen, master the forbidden Sunforged magic and unite the fractured kingdoms before the realm is plunged into an eternal night? *There is no destiny. Only the steel in your hand and the brothers who stand beside you.*

"When Damian is ostracized by his wife's family for being poor, he sets out on a path to success, becoming wealthy beyond their wildest dreams. He decides to go back to his family which he had left because of his undying love for his wife with the help of his uncle, and fortunately for him, his family accepts him back. Fate plays a game on him and he gets to reunite with his wife whom his family had betrothed him to but he refuses then. He decides that this is his opportunity to start his revenge against his ex-wife. He made a promise that when he became rich he was going to take revenge on her. He gets married to his new wife in the process and many other events happen. Rebecca had realized her mistake and was hell-bent on destroying Damian. Now that she found out he was rich, she wanted him for herself. She suddenly started acting like a maniac and had an evil plan. Will her plan succeed? Will Damian and his new wife get to live together in peace or will Rebecca destroy everything?

THE GOD OF THUNDER The night Egba Kingdom drowned in blood, a five-year-old crown prince vanished into the storm. Omoba Omogun Ogunwole, heir to the throne, watched his parents—King Oluwole and Queen Titilayo—betrayed and murdered by their own chiefs. Presumed dead, the child escaped into the mountains with a loyal servant, where fate answered his grief. For twenty years, Omogun trained under seven ancient spirits, learning not only the power of thunder, but the price of justice, humility, and restraint. When he returns to Egba Kingdom, his uncle—now a tyrant king—rules through fear and corruption. Hiding his identity, Omogun walks among his people as a nobody by day… and as the masked God of Thunder by night. As he punishes evil, protects the weak, and builds a secret army of ten thousand empowered warriors, enemies close in. Dark divination whispers his survival. Betrayers resurface. Love tests his heart when he is rejected for poverty—and later cherished for who he truly is. When the storm finally breaks, the truth will be revealed, crowns will fall, and justice will strike like lightning. In a world where power corrupts, can a man chosen by thunder remain human?

The worth of a man is not defined by how much he loves and cares for his family, but how much he can provide for his family. Dean Weatherman was the live-in son-in-law of the Hallfield family. Forced to marry Loveth Hallfield whom he loved so much, due to a scandal orchestrated by a love rival. Dean literally went through the humiliation chamber, and even his daughter was not accepted by the family. Eventually he got tossed out by the family, along with daughter, a toddler. But is this the end? No, it's actually just the beginning of his story. With a system that grants 100× reward on any cash he received or earned, Eden will begin his arduous and dangerous climb to the top. His aim? Bring down all the top families who have ever stepped on him. Why wait to the end to slap them, when you can do that every single time you get the opportunity. This isn't a story of good and evil, and Dean isn't a kind-hearted hero. In this story, it's kill or be killed, a dog eat dog world.. and Dean is ready to do whatever it takes to get to the top and keep his daughter safe.