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Ten thousand years ago, the God of War was murdered by the people he trusted most. Now he's back. He woke up in the wrong body ...weak, mocked, disposable. Kai Ashborn is the servant everyone ignores, the disciple everyone forgets. But something is cracking open inside him. Ancient power. Ancient rage. Ancient memories of a throne that was stolen and a war that never truly ended. He won't announce himself. He won't beg for respect. He'll simply rise. And when the heavens finally realize what's walking among them again, it will already be too late to run. The God of War doesn't ask for his crown back. He takes it.

Alex was willing to do anything for his wife and her family, because of the love he had for his wife. However he was only rewarded with insults. They say monsters don't just form out of thin air , monsters are created. A monster is what Alex became ,when his wife , who he loved and cherished and her family who he took as his own, betrayed and framed him. Don't mess with a good man trying to fight his dark side, he can plot evil things against you in his messed up mind and you won't see it coming, until it smacks you in the face. Alex's in law's will face his wrath , because he was out for revenge for the humiliation he suffered.

"My sister is dying and you are saying that you can't give my own money because you spend it on partying. You are not human but a bloodsucker vampire." Edward couldn't control his anger and yelled at his mother-in-law. "How dare you to talk to me like this? This is called the difference between a poor and a rich man who spoke like this to his mother-in-law." She didn't think once and slapped him in front of everyone. Edward gulped the insults and mocking till now but today he would do anything to save his sister. "If you want to save your sister then divorce my daughter. I will surely return the money!" She smirked as if has hit the jackpot today. "I agree to divorce, Roselyn."

Ryder Anderson was a brilliant intern framed for a billionaire's death. But a near-fatal accident didn't kill him; it activated Project Levi, a dormant neurological experiment buried in his DNA. Now, Ryder doesn't just see patients; he sees the "code" of the human body. He sees the microscopic fractures in bones, the chemical markers of poison, and the hidden data streams of the corrupt Vesper Group. Working from a "Shadow Clinic" in the city's underbelly, Ryder must use his Absolute Diagnosis Eye to heal the unhealable and dismantle the system that turned him into a lab rat. But as his powers evolve, he realizes he isn't just a doctor anymore—he is the first step in a forced evolution that could either save humanity or delete it.

Detective Ethan Carter was a cop who wouldn't take bribes. Then a senator was murdered. Ethan was blamed for the murder. He was put in prison for three years. A prison riot helped him escape. Now everyone is trying to catch him. Ethan isn't running to survive. Hes running to expose the conspiracy that destroyed his life. As buried secrets begin to surface Ethan discovers that the senators assassination was the first move in a plan that could place an entire nation under the control of criminals. With no badge no backup and no one he can fully trust Ethan has one chance to clear his name before the people hunting him silence him forever. Sometimes the truth isn't found in a courtroom. Sometimes it has to outrun death.

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

When luck wasn't on his side, he was fired from his job, evicted from his rental house and couldn't find the money for his sister's surgery. It was there that the system came to his aid, and his life changed 100%. With a mission that is not easy Bryan does battles and matches, dozens of times he falls but he still does it for the sake of the agreement, but when his sister is targeted, he seems to want to stop fighting. Will Bryan give up?

What is the role of those third-rate villains in games or novels? I asked this question to myself quite a number of times. They don't have major screen time, but some of them have a huge effect on the storyline. And, if one of them hadn't played their role correctly, what would happen to the storyline? It seems like I am going to answer those questions since I became the third-rate villain in an RPG game. ------------------------------0----------------------------------- Chapter length 1000-2000 words.

Nolan was humiliated and rejected by the woman he loved, cast aside by her family, and made to feel worthless. Heartbroken, he was forced to walk away, vowing that one day, he would make them regret their decision. Now, armed with wealth, success, and power, Nolan is back and he’s no longer the man they once knew. He will make them plead for forgiveness, begging for a second chance. But some things can’t be undone, and forgiveness… doesn’t come easily. Does it?

Five years ago, Damien Ravencroft lost everything. His parents were murdered, his sister was violated to death, and he was betrayed by the lawyer he trusted before being thrown into prison. Five years later, he walks out a changed man. Those who ruined his life think the nightmare is over. They couldn't be more wrong. This time, Damien isn't asking for justice. He's delivering judgment.