Gods

The path to realizing one's destiny is often littered with tragedy. In this light novel, we follow the immortal yet not invincible Tifon, as he comes to terms with a world governed by indifferent Gods, who only favor a small portion of humans while abandoning the rest. On his path to Godhood, only one thing is certain, he won't make it through unscathed.

Malrik was just another gutter thief in the rotting city of Drakemire, stealing to see another sunrise. But when he binds himself to a shard, a fragment of dead gods that whispers promises of power, survival becomes something far more dangerous. Hunted by zealots, mercenaries, and kings, Malrik must decide if he can resist the shard’s voice… or if he’ll become the very monster the world fears.

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

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?

Beaten. Betrayed. Reborn. Raymond Richmond was supposed to die in the gutter. Instead, he was chosen by the Debt System — a game of power, revenge, and impossible wealth. With $500 million and a burning vendetta, he’ll rise from the ashes to collect every debt owed — in cash, blood, or fate itself. But every collection has a cost. And when the debts reach heaven’s gate, even gods must pay.

When the Divine Tower appeared, everyone gained legendary classes while Zyren Adikara got a glitch: [Previous Life: Deceased God]. Lacking standard skills, Zyren must navigate a lethal system where monsters worship him, gorgeous allies mistake his utter confusion for supreme wisdom, and a cosmic conspiracy looms above. He soon learns that the gods did not create this world they are being harvested.

In 2061, humanity falls under the rule of the Eclipse System, a divine game controlled by celestial tyrants called Judicators. Humans are reduced to either privileged servants or disposable gladiators forced to fight for entertainment. Kael Draven was once one of the enslaved. After enduring endless bloodshed, he rose to become the Eternal Reaper—the first human to slaughter the gods themselves. But upon reaching the heavens, he uncovered the truth: the System was created by the Architects to endlessly harvest human suffering across repeating timelines. To destroy the cycle, Kael shattered reality itself. Kael awakens ten years in the past, once again trapped inside the brutal Obsidian Bastion with a slave collar around his neck and his powers gone. Yet hidden within his soul lies the Void Reliquary, a forbidden vault containing stolen divine powers from his previous life. While the world follows the System’s rules, Kael gains strength through Sin Echoes earned by defying fate itself. Pretending to be a weak gladiator, he secretly prepares for vengeance. This time, he won’t merely survive the gods’ game—he will erase the heavens before they can rule humanity again.

In the forsaken ruins of Nethralis, the despised scavenger Zephyr Kaelith unearths a cursed relic. What binds to him is no blessing — it is the Primordial System, a primordial entity predating gods and creation itself. [Primordial System bound.] [Anomaly detected: You were never meant to exist.] Now every death he deals reshapes destiny. Every step unravels the world’s laws. But the System is starving… and reality itself will be its feast.

Jack Brooks walks out of prison after ten years to find his fiancée tearing up their engagement and the family that framed him still thriving. To them, he’s a disgraced ex-convict—but behind those prison walls, he became Hades, the man war gods bow to and the world’s deadliest criminals obey. They expect him to crawl home and beg for forgiveness; he’s coming to collect what they owe.

Twenty years after returning to his city to find those responsible for the death of his mother, find the girl that saved his life years back, and settle scores, Hudderson is ridiculed by everyone for his ordinary looks. Spat upon and threatened like trash. Unknown to everyone, he was actually the Supreme Ruler, under his feet, even the seven War Gods of Mog trembled. The reason why anyone in Mog was still alive.