Game

After twenty-seven years of struggle, Dirga finally reaches the top. The Grammy Awards. The ultimate dream of a singer. Then the plane crashes. Dirga wakes up as a seven-year-old boy, returned to the moment before his family’s destruction. This time, he remembers everything — the betrayal, the poverty, and the tragedy that awaits. Armed with memories of the future and extraordinary musical talent, Dirga is determined to change fate. But a mysterious system blocks his path. [MAIN QUEST DETECTED] Target: Become a Leading Actor or Win a Television Award Failure: Family Annihilation Time Limit: 365 Days Dirga wants the stage. The system demands the screen. Forced into the acting world, Dirga must rise to fame again — not as a singer, but as an actor — or lose everything he loves. No Singing. Become an Actor or Die.

In a crumbling metropolis of lies and power, two brothers rise from poverty to crown themselves kings of revolution. Diego rules with fire; Harold rules with words. Together they build an empire of justice that becomes tyranny. As betrayal, love, and vengeance consume them, The Writer’s truth becomes the city’s curse — a gospel written in blood. When their kingdom falls, history buries their names but not their myth. Years later, their story returns — a confession disguised as scripture, a legacy written in ash. “The King in the Dark” is a haunting saga of power, guilt, and immortality through story — where every crown is forged in fire, and every king needs a shadow.

Betrayed and thrown onto the "Island of Death," genius CEO Arthur Sterling almost became the dinner menu. However, instead of crying and begging for mercy, his perfectionist syndrome acted up: he scolded the cannibal tribe for boiling meat without a marinade! Through his BBQ cooking skills and corporate management knowledge (KPI & HRD), Arthur successfully transformed the barbarian tribe into a startup company, "Jungle Corp". Together with a steel-muscled barbarian wife who forcefully claimed him, and an elite heiress whom he turned into an intern, the CEO turned the deadly island into a stage for comedic revenge—conquering the law of the jungle and forcing the enemies who betrayed him to become loincloth-washing servants in his kingdom.

“Death was mercy. The orb was not.” Bjorn never asked to be chosen—he only wanted to disappear. But when the broken, 21-year-old awakens in a prison shaped like a world and ruled by a faceless witch, he learns that even despair has a price. Here, pain is survival, sins divide the living, and mercy is the rarest lie of all. As Bjorn claws his way through a realm twisted by the seven deadly sins, he must decide whether to break… or to become something far worse. This story was born from nothing but a dream—no studio, no team, just a voice that refused to stay silent. If you’ve ever felt lost, unseen, or drowning in your own thoughts—this story is for you.

Andrew Chappatti is nothing. To the Ciaro family, Boston's most powerful crime dynasty, he's a nameless handyman who fixes electronics and keeps his head down. Married to the don's favorite daughter, Emilia, as a dying wish, he's spent two years as an invisible, unconsummated husband. A joke. A pauper. A nobody. But when the city's most dangerous drug lord, Lesner, crashes Mrs. Ciaro's birthday party and claims Emilia as his bride, Andrew does something no one expects: he stands up and calls her his wife. Humiliated and broken, Andrew runs into the night. That's when the black SUVs arrive. Dragged to a hidden mansion, Andrew discovers the truth his father died to protect: he's not a handyman. He's the heir to the Chappatti Cartel, the most feared criminal empire the world has ever seen. And tonight, a hundred men in red bow to him as their leader. Lesner thinks he's taking Emilia in three days. He doesn't know who he's dealing with. The underrated son-in-law is about to become the most dangerous man in Boston. ---

When a rare eclipse darkens the sky, it triggers a horrific mutation that turns the terminally ill into feral, intelligent predators. As civilization falls overnight, Asher Hale loses his parents and becomes one of the hunted. On the run, he forms an uneasy alliance with three survivors Serena, Kane, and Elara. Together, they navigate a world where the transformed evolve rapidly, hunting in coordinated packs and learning with every kill. But everything changes when Asher is bitten by a Stage 2 predator… and doesn’t turn. Instead, he becomes something new, stronger, faster, with a scent that draws predators to him. When Kane discovers Asher’s blood can cure early infections, Asher becomes the most wanted person alive. Now hunted by monsters, soldiers, and terrified settlements, Asher and his allies journey toward the rumored Eclipse Division Base for answers. There they uncover the truth: the eclipse wasn’t natural, and the evolved alphas have plans for Asher’s hybrid form. In the final battle for humanity’s survival, Asher must choose between the human he was… and the monster he’s becoming.

Valerius was the undisputed Sovereign of the Cosmos, a being whose mere presence made galactic empires tremble. That was until his most trusted commanders orchestrated a universe-wide coup, shattering his soul and casting his legacy into the cosmic Abyss. But death was not the end. A millennium later, the Sovereign awakens in the frail, battered body of Zael—a despised and bullied academy cadet on a backwater junk-planet. Stripped of his god-like powers, his empire, and his true name, he is left with only one thing: a mechanical voice echoing in his mind. [Ding! The Apex Reboot System has successfully bound to the host.] Armed with his past-life knowledge of the universe's greatest secrets and a System that grants him limitless leveling speed, the fallen Overlord must start from level one. As Zael, he will conquer this forgotten planet, dominate his oppressors, and carve a bloody path back to the stars. The universe thought Valerius was dead. He is about to remind them why he was feared.

Aeron Miller was nothing. Weak. Bullied. Overlooked. Then the apocalypse came. Five years later, Aeron was the last survivor of Oakhaven, carrying the memories of everything he had lost—including the betrayal of his closest friend, Julius Everton, who killed him for a mysterious violet gemstone. But death wasn't the end. Aeron wakes up seven days before the System descends, back in his weak body with one advantage no one else possesses: He knows the future. He knows where the first monsters will appear. He knows which dungeons contain powerful treasures. He knows which people will become heroes, which will become monsters, and which will die. This time, Aeron refuses to remain weak. Armed with a stolen future, a mysterious ability called Temporal Echo, and the determination to change his fate, he begins preparing for the apocalypse before anyone even realizes it's coming. His goal is simple: Become strong enough to survive. But the moment Aeron kills his first monster, the future he remembers begins to change. New rifts appear. Unknown creatures emerge. People awaken abilities earlier than they should. And worst of all, Julius is changing too. The man who betrayed Aeron in the previous timeline may have awakened an ability far earlier than expected. Aeron thought knowing the future would give him an unbeatable advantage. He was wrong. Because the moment he returned to the past, the future stopped following the rules he remembered. And now, Aeron must survive an apocalypse he no longer knows completely.

Ninety-one days. That's all the time Drew has before the nukes fall. He died in an alley. Knife in his back. His ex-wife and her rich boyfriend watching from an armored car, toasting his death like it was a celebration. Then he woke up. Back in time. Three months before the bombs. The world still thinks he's a loser. His ex-wife thinks she's poisoned him slow enough to get away with it. Her brother thinks he can threaten him out of his own house. The rich CEO thinks he can steal his wife and his home without consequence. They have no idea. Drew lived five years in the ashes. Five years eating rat meat, killing men who wanted his water, stitching his own wounds in the dark. He saw how the world ended. He saw who survived—and who didn't. Now he's going back. He knows what's coming. He knows where to hide. He knows who to trust. He's going to turn his basement into a fortress. He's going to stockpile enough food, guns, and medicine to outlast the nuclear winter. He's going to watch the world burn—and laugh. And the first thing he's going to do? Make sure the people who killed him the first time suffer worse than he did.

In the city of New Avalon, where a fascia of riches hides dishonesty and backstabbing, a rebellious group of thieves sets their sights on the impenetrable vault of wealthy Victor Crane. It's said to hold a vast treasure of valuable gems. The team is headed by Jax "The Ghost" Malone, a likeable former criminal with a talent for pulling off unbelievable robberies. His crew consists of: Lena Voss, a technological whiz; Marcus "Bear" Tate, a powerful strongman; and Evie Quinn, a deceptive swindler. They come up with a bold scheme: to put a tiny camera on Crane's jacket to discover the vault's secrets, copy his fingerprint, and imitate the voice of his business partner, Sophia Laurent. As they get closer to Crane, visiting places like his expensive dry cleaners and personal gym, the team learns that the vault has a two-part security system. It needs Crane's fingerprint and Sophia's voice at the same time. But things aren't as straightforward as they seem. Lena's developing feelings for Jax begin to distract her, while Evie's impulsive flirting and Marcus's troubled history cause problems within the group. Then there's Dorian Black, a competing thief whose frustrating success and arrogant attitude make him a despised but dangerous enemy. As the robbery progresses, acts of disloyalty, passionate moments, and thrilling pursuits push the team to their limits. With time running out and Crane's security getting tighter, the crew must navigate relationships, devotion, and deceit to complete the heist—or risk losing everything in the resulting turmoil.