God's Last Wish

Alejandro was cheated by her girlfriend Helena and that brought him into chaos when her new rich boyfriend maltreated him. He never thought that his love would bring him into so much wrath. He was maltreated and mocked by many because of his impoverished status. Everything he had planned was all wasted and ended up in an unfortunate fate as his enemy sent him to jail for the wrongful accusations. But Alejandro's life will not be forever sitting in the dark. Miracle happens and that gives him a chance to change his life with the help of his wealthy Grandfather. He used the opportunity to get back to his enemies and avenged his past miserable life. Now that Alejandro was the most powerful among them, he will finally seek justice. He swears and will make sure that everyone who maltreated him before, can get what they truly deserve. By hook or by crook, they would crawl to him and beg for mercy.

In the past, he was the ghost most feared by the world's syndicates. Now, Finnian just wants to keep the Greyfenwood forest calm. But as the sky burns with napalm and iron, he realizes that the monster inside him never truly died. When future technology encounters the ancient forces of the multiverse, Finnian must choose: remain on the run, or become the last guardian of all reality.

Modern architect Adrian never expected his latest project to be a literal death trap. Transmigrated into the ruins of Eden-7—a crumbling outpost in a dying world—he inherits a broken fortress and a sarcastic system with one goal: Survival. As mutant wolves howl at the gates and a ruthless warlord closes in, Adrian must use his knowledge of structural engineering and physics to turn scrap metal into salvation. In a world where safety is a magnet for monsters, can one man build a sanctuary that defies both gravity and extinction?

The Grey Plague ended the world in a single night, mutating 40% of humanity into vicious creatures driven by bloodthirsty hunger. The 60% survivors evolved into two groups: the Awakened, who adapted to the Plague's deadly miasma, and the Unawakened, who lived one breath away from being infected. Everyone belonged to a category. Everyone except Cole Asher, a former soldier. Cole survived the apocalypse only to discover that the government's identification system couldn't classify him. He wasn’t a Grey mutant. Not an Awakened or Unawakened either. And when rumors began to spread that Cole’s blood could cure the Grey’s infection, the most powerful factions in the new world fixed their sights on him. The government wanted control over him, guilds planned to dissect and harvest him and others believed he was humanity's last hope. Now, hunted across a wasteland crawling with monsters, Cole must uncover the truth behind his immunity before those in power destroy him first.

Betrayed, butchered, and fed to his own family as the world froze in an apocalyptic nightmare, Rafael Villaroman died with a vow of bloody vengeance on his lips. When he miraculously wakes up ninety-one days before the cataclysmic freeze, he holds the memory of their ultimate betrayal. With the apocalypse looming and his parasites demanding his wealth, Rafael picks up a pen—not to sign his life away, but to tear it all apart. This time, he won't be their meal. They will be his targets.

I was the last one left, I watched as humanity's greed took over, as brothers killed brothers and fathers turned on sons. I watched humanity end and with nothing left to live for, I ended my life. Now I'm back to a month before the apocalypse, I've been given a second chance and I will not waste it. I'll prevent the death of those I love and make sure humanity survives. If the world can't control itself, then I'll conquer it and lead us to survival.

Thirty years ago, magic descended upon Earth. Everything changed. The stronger your magic, the higher your status. The greater your talent, the more wealth, influence, and respect you receive. In this new world, power is everything. Fred has almost none. Born with an abnormally low magical capacity, the sixteen-year-old should have been destined for an ordinary life far away from the world's greatest magical institutions. Instead, his exceptional written-exam results earn him a place at the prestigious Global Academy of Higher Magic. Among prodigies, nobles, elemental geniuses, and students capable of devastating spells, Fred is immediately branded a failure. But nobody knows what happened when he awakened. Fred possesses a mysterious ability that can analyze magic itself.

I died watching monsters tear my brothers apart. When I opened my eyes again, I was back in the past, exactly seven days before the apocalypse. A blue screen appeared before me, welcoming me to the Survival System. It gave me missions to collect food, water, and building materials, along with blueprints for a shelter. At first, I thought it was a second chance to save my brothers, Luggard and Donald. But something was wrong. The system lied about rewards, and whenever danger approached, it tried to force my shelter doors open. It wasn't designed to help humanity survive. It was a trap left behind by the very creatures that destroyed our world. Unfortunately, I couldn't afford to abandon it. I needed its blueprints and inventory space, so I decided to play along while secretly working against it. This time, I'll gather my brothers, take the supplies we need from the wealthy groups hoarding everything, and build a bunker deep enough to withstand the coming nightmare. The system may think it owns me, but it has no idea what I'm capable of. I have seven days to prepare, and when the apocalypse begins, I'll make sure my brothers and I are the ones who survive.

Nineteen days into the Long Freeze, Rowan Ashby is the scholarship boy nobody at the Vance Estate respects. His fiancée's family keeps the generator running, hoards the fuel, and treats him like a servant. Then a warlord named Garrick Voss rolls up to the gate, and the woman Rowan loves trades him away for a place at the warlord's side. He is stripped of his coat and thrown out into minus thirty-eight. He should have died in the snow. Instead, a voice wakes in his head. The Hearth System has chosen him. In a world where everyone is freezing, Rowan is the one man who can make warmth. Every person who willingly stands beside him widens his Hearth Zone, a pocket of heat, clean air and safety that grows with every bond he earns. Missions pay out in coal, medicine, food and power. The more the world underestimates him, the bigger the payout. But the system does not just reward him. It demands that he earn trust, not take it. A doctor who has lost everything, a soldier who trusts no one, a campus queen running from a monster, and an heiress sitting on a hidden fortune all have their own wills and their own scars. They are not prizes. They are partners, and each one has to choose him. Meanwhile, Voss is hunting every warm thing in Harrowgate, and he seems to know exactly what Rowan is. The question is not whether Rowan can survive the winter. It is what the winter, and the System, truly want from him.

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