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They threw him out with nothing. They had no idea what he would come back with. Andre Reyes had a wife, a business, and a future , until all three collapsed in the same terrible year. His in-laws, one of the city's most powerful families, watched him lose everything and decided he was no longer worth keeping. His wife signed the divorce papers in the rain. By nightfall, Andre was sleeping under a bridge. Then he found a phone in the trash. No brand. No signal. No explanation for how it knew his name. It should have been garbage. Instead, it was the first domino in a conspiracy that stretches from underground gambling dens to seven-figure private auctions, from a network of hidden "users" who all carry the same impossible device, to a truth about Andre's own father's death that no one was ever supposed to find. Because the phone did not choose Andre by accident. Someone chose him. And that someone is still watching. As Andre claws his way from starvation to survival to real power, he is forced to outrun the men who want his phone badly enough to kill for it, unravel a conspiracy that reaches into the very family that destroyed him, and decide how much of himself he is willing to lose in exchange for everything he is about to gain. Every dollar he earns, every secret he uncovers, and every enemy he outlasts pulls him one step closer to a fortune no one will see coming until the beggar the Sterling family threw into the street returns as the billionaire holding their entire empire in his hands. Revenge is coming. So is the truth. Andre may not survive either one.

I gave her everything. She gave me a grave. Jayden Cole died exactly the way he lived: sacrificing everything for the people he cared about. His girlfriend, Lilly. His best friend, Kyle. He gave them his loyalty, his resources, and ultimately, his life. But when the horde came knocking, they were the ones who unbolted the door and let the nightmare in. Then, he woke up. It was the same city, the same girlfriend, and the same best friend, smiling at him as if nothing was wrong because, for now, nothing was. Not this time. This time, Jayden isn't going into the fray empty-handed. While the rest of the world sleepwalks toward the coming outbreak, he’s quietly building an empire in the shadows, stockpiling supplies, securing safehouses, and amassing a fortune no one knows about. And when the system finally triggers, granting everyone the powers they need to survive the dead, his gift is different. He didn't get fire. He didn't get ice. He got the truth. Every lie, every ulterior motive, every mask Lilly and Kyle wear, he sees right through them. And the more his rage builds, the stronger he grows. All he has to do now is wait. They betrayed him once and called it survival. This time, he’s going to make sure they regret ever being born.

In the first apocalypse timeline, he trusted the wrong people, gave away what little he had, and was betrayed when food became more valuable than human life. Death came quietly—without heroism, without meaning. Then time rewound. Kyle wakes minutes before the world collapses, reborn with all his memories intact—and a system no one else possesses: the Infinite Supplies System. Food. Water. Weapons. A private Paradise Space untouched by ruin. But abundance comes with a rule carved in cold logic: nothing is free. Supplies can only be unlocked through Emotional Function Points. As cities fall and boys’ survivor zones are wiped out, a sealed girls’ campus becomes an island of desperation. Kyle alone can move freely through the apocalypse. He doesn’t force obedience. He waits. Hunger does the work. Cleaning earns meals. Labor earns water. Emotion—fear, shame, gratitude, desire—determines how much. Six girls stand at the center of this fragile balance: a campus beauty hiding terror behind smiles, an ice-cold strategist who refuses to beg, a fallen heiress desperate to reclaim control, an arrogant provocateur who thrives on chaos, a kind healer who sacrifices herself too easily, and a hardened survivor who refuses to be owned. Between them, alliances form and fracture. Submission becomes strategy. Strategy becomes betrayal. Kyle’s relationships with them are never simple. He is their provider, their ruler, their shield—and, increasingly, their moral problem. As the system rewards cruelty more efficiently than kindness, Kyle begins to realize a terrifying truth: the system doesn’t care about survival. It cares about consumption. When outside survivor factions finally make contact and the system escalates beyond Kyle’s control, he is forced to choose—declare himself sovereign over a starving world, or challenge the very system that keeps everyone alive. And the system is already watching how he decides.

"You used to say a piece of bread was worth more than my life, didn't you? Well, look at me now. I have everything, yet I would rather feed this to my guard dog than toss it to traitors like you. The world has changed, Cindy. In my world, you are not even worth the dust on my shoes." The apocalypse was not the end of everything. It was the beginning of the reckoning of sins. When the black meteor Khamul crashed into the continent of Eldoria, the world transformed into a living hell overnight. Axel Edward was betrayed by his girlfriend for a single piece of moldy bread and thrown into a horde of zombies to die. However, death instead awakened a miracle: the 100x Rebate System. The rule was simple. Give any resource to a woman chosen by the system, and receive a return up to a thousand times over in god-tier quality! Give away a sip of leftover water? Axel received an entire warehouse of pure mineral water. Give away a rusty kitchen knife? Axel received a steel-shattering laser vibration sword. Offer basic shelter? Axel received an invincible divine fortress. While the rest of the world shivered and starved in the dark, Axel was busy figuring out how to finish his fresh Wagyu beef and taking hot baths inside his grand palace. Alongside the goddesses who had sworn absolute loyalty to him, Axel would ascend to the highest throne. To those who betrayed him: prepare to beg for death. To the ruined world: bow down and worship your new ruler.

BLURB: The new MMORPG game ‘Wisher's Death,’ with the adaptive technology of transporting the players into the game, has become the most played online game. Everybody, both old and young, wanted to play the game; thus, its popularity, as well as cost, went over the charts. These four teenagers, Eiden, Gabbie, Jason, and Derrick, poured their hearts and sweat to save enough money to play the game. But instead of getting transported into the game, they transmigrate to a whole new realm where mutated beasts and mythical creatures threaten the existence of humanity. With no hope of ever returning, Alas! They're awarded leveling-up systems. The Emperor has said “Whoever makes the Upper Ten rank and becomes a protector of Jingwu shall have their greatest wish granted from the goddess's wish orb,” Is this their ticket to returning home? What is the secret behind this wish orb? Can they endure and survive the plagues of this new world?

Being wealthy is fun especially when you grew up as an orphan. But the seemingly flashy and glamorous world of wealthy men has hidden secrets, so dark and so diabolical, and it took Oscar only one week to realise. Due to certain circumstances, and perhaps sheer luck, Oscar was lifted from a common employee to the CEO of a prestigious organisation. But while he tries to pay back those who wronged him in the past, Oscar is also faced with life-threatening situations. Tasked with finding his missing father and staying alive, Oscar couldn't tell whether he was better off wealthy or middle class. ______ The story starts like any other urban novel but proceeds slowly, leaving hints for future events to look forward to. The story is rated 18, but contains little to no s*x scenes. However gruesome and graphic fight scenes, socially intolerable habits including drug usage, may be included, but will not be praised or supported. Chapters will be uploaded daily before 17:00 UTC +01:00 Thank you for giving this book a try, and I will try to answer any questions I come across as comments.

In a world devoured by monstrous hordes every fifty years, Zhilak Marston, heir to Eryndor’s ruling family, is brutally betrayed when his system test fails, stripped of everything by his wicked kin and lover. From the brink of death, the unstable Omnixir awakens—a chaotic power lost for centuries, starting weak and demanding perilous trials to unlock its godlike might. Hunted by sadistic antagonists like the cult leader Veyra and treacherous Riven, Zhilak, allied with the fierce Elysia, battles invaders and wraiths while antagonists steal his victories. Each level's strength comes at a cost—will Zhilak overcome his frailty to claim vengeance, or will wicked foes shatter him forever? A gripping saga of dark betrayal, sensual peril, and a weak hero's desperate rise.

When Earth is marked for deletion during an unscheduled System Update, Jace should have died with everyone else. Instead, the system fails to classify him. Branded an Error-Born anomaly and assigned the impossible designation of Level 999, Jace becomes the one existence the universe’s ruling protocols were never built to contain. But a forbidden level means nothing when his access is locked, his authority is restricted, and every celestial enforcer in the system wants him erased before he can fully awaken. As cities fall, sectors open, and reality reveals its artificial design, Jace must unlock the broken permissions buried inside his Glitch Protocol. Every battle increases his access. Every breach brings him closer to the truth. And every enemy he destroys proves the same terrifying fact: the system did not choose him. It failed to stop him.

Soren Whitaker gave everything to his wife's family. He worked for them. Protected them. Risked his life for them. When the apocalypse turned the world into a wasteland, he thought the Harringtons would finally see him as family. He was wrong. When their supplies ran low, they traded his life for the resources they needed. Soren died knowing the people he had sacrificed everything for had never valued him. Then he opened his eyes. Three months before the apocalypse. With the memories of his first life intact, Soren refuses to repeat the same mistakes. He cuts ties with the Harringtons, abandons the man they once controlled, and begins preparing for the end of the world. But this time, fate gives him something he never possessed before. A mysterious spatial ability. With an endless storage space, Soren begins stockpiling everything he will need to survive the coming apocalypse. Food, medicine, equipment, and resources disappear into a space no one else can access. He knows when the apocalypse will begin. He knows what will happen. He knows who will betray him. Or at least, he thought he did. The future begins changing. Disasters arrive earlier than expected. Someone else appears to know what is coming. Strange messages reveal secrets about Soren's death, while something mysterious waits inside his spatial ability. And the Harringtons, who once traded his life for supplies, are coming for him again. This time, Soren won't be their sacrifice. He'll be the one deciding who survives.

Noah Vale was framed, erased, and killed by the people he loved and trusted the most. He wakes up ten years earlier with his memories intact and a system that exposes future betrayals. Every trap he avoids creates new enemies, and every choice tightens the net. This time, survival is not enough. The system that killed him is watching, and the next betrayal will be fatal.