Goldener Finger

Clark Walker never imagined that his family would perish in a single night. A strong desire for revenge gave Clark an unusual power. This power required Clark to complete many missions, and if successful, Clark would be rewarded. Over time, Clark grew stronger and prepared for revenge. However, something unexpected happened. It wasn't just Clark who gained power from the system; a woman also acquired the same power. This made Clark begin to wonder, is there a higher entity behind the system helping them?

The SYN virus turned men into flesh-craving monsters, causing the Earth to lose more than half of its population. Just when humanity gave up, fighters known as Reapers arose from the ruins, once infected but now immune. With their new strengths, these reapers could turn the tide. Alex Ray, just turned sixteen, was never meant to survive. Shot for defying a corrupt officer, his body is dumped in the Outer Regions—Earth’s deadliest horror land. However, God had other plans. [Congratulations, Mortal, you have fulfilled all requirements and obtained the Magnus Dei System.] [Host’s potential: Unlimited.] [Rank: 0] The system’s arrival sparks a new beginning with a single directive: survive and ascend, but great power invites greater responsibilities, and there’s even more. Alex holds within his blood the cure to the virus, and now he must prevent both the system and the cure from falling into the wrong hands. Otherwise, the virus will not only end humanity… but rewrite the very design of creation.

A pathetic virgin dies and reincarnates as a crippled trash young master. He awakens the God of Lust System — every woman he conquers grants him explosive power and cultivation breakthroughs. Armed with endless stamina and a dominant cock, Ling Chen face-slaps arrogant rivals by day and ruthlessly claims proud beauties, saintesses, and demonesses by night. His harem grows addicted, his strength skyrockets, and the cultivation world trembles. No mercy. No limits. Every moan fuels his rise.

To save them, he broke himself. To destroy them, he will break the world. Evans was the Azure Cloud Sect’s greatest healer. He spent years mending broken bones, curing deadly poisons, and saving the lives of disciples who called him brother. He gave away his wealth, his time, and even his own health to ensure others flourished. His reward was betrayal. Accused of crimes he didn't commit by the very people he saved, Evans is stripped of his rank, his dignity, and his cultivation. With his Qi sealed and his body broken, he is thrown into the mud, cast out as a "parasite." But the sect made one fatal mistake. They didn't check his pockets. Possessing a mysterious, charred seed given to him by a dying beggar—an artifact that only blooms in the ashes of a ruined life—Evans survives. But the man who rises from the mud is no longer a healer. The seed grants him a power antithetical to the life he once nurtured: the power to rot, to wither, and to consume. Now, Evans walks a new path. He will cure the world of its hypocrisy, one "righteous" cultivator at a time. They called him a parasite. He will show them the plague.

In the Great Desolation, survival is an education in terror. This mysterious fantasy world of rising heroes and bloodthirsty demons offers Yang Chen, a humble apprentice with no talent, a swift path to oblivion. But fate offered a cheat code: the Experience Orbs. Every technique, every swing of a sword, every moment of meditation performed by those around him, releases a tangible, collectible reward. "Ding! 'Qi Cultivation' experience +3!" He doesn't practice; he just collects. Skills dismissed as weak become terrifying forces. Cultivation methods that should conflict and kill him instead fuse, evolving into unstoppable synergistic arts. Yang Chen steps out of the dusty medicine shop and into a world of genuine horror: colossal demons feast on populations, and revered gods chant curses. While the world sweats and bleeds for power, Yang Chen silently collects the experience he needs to survive a destiny far grander and more terrifying than anyone suspects.

Ten years ago, Denzel Reddington was a surgical prodigy destined for greatness. Today, he’s a ghost—a nameless bouncer in the city’s grittiest district, hiding a blacklisted past and a sister dying of a mysterious curse. But the world doesn't know he carries the 9-Heaven System, a forbidden biological interface that allows him to see every nerve, every gate, and every weakness in the human frame. With a single touch, he can mend a shattered heart or turn a man’s blood into ice, all while maintaining the mask of a common thug. The status quo shatters when Denzel saves the life of the city’s most powerful CEO, plunging him back into the gilded world that framed his father and destroyed his name. From the high-stakes operating rooms of the elite to the brutal underground pits of the Apostle Syndicate, Denzel must choose: remain a shadow to stay safe, or become the God-Hand to get even. In a city ruled by corporate gods, Denzel isn't just playing doctor anymore—he’s coming to dismantle their empire, one biological gate at a time.

In a world overrun by savage beasts and ruled by elemental powers, strength is everything—and Kieran Vale had none. Labeled a failure with near-zero elemental talent, Kieran was a joke at No. 1 Middle School. While his classmates awakened extraordinary abilities, he couldn't even sense the fire flickering in the air. His crippled father was humiliated by the powerful Ashcroft family. His mother worked herself to exhaustion. And Kieran? He was just... ordinary. Until he wasn't. One ordinary afternoon, Kieran's soul was thrust back in time—one week before his death. But this time, he didn't return alone. [Ding! SSS-Rank Devourer System Activated] [Ability Unlocked: Devouring Transformation—Consume any energy and make it your own]

Mu Qiu jolted awake, the stench of decay filling his nostrils. He wasn't in his old apartment; he was sprawled on cracked asphalt, surrounded by the moans of the undead. He was reborn in the apocalypse. Worse, his body, dormant for two years, had mutated. He was a Corpse King, an apex predator with the power to devour and assimilate. Then, a voice echoed in his mind, clear and precise. [Congratulations, Host! You have successfully bound the Supreme World Sign-In System!] [You have arrived at your first sign-in location: Ravaged City Center. Reward: Holy Lord's Demonic Energy.] Mu Qiu stared at his clawed hands, the flesh pale and cold. A system? In this hellhole? [Next sign-in location: Mutated Zombie Hive. Estimated time: 12 hours.] [Daily Quest: Devour 100 Lesser Undead. Reward: Evolution Points.] [Status: Corpse King - Level 1. Evolution Points: 0. Demonic Energy: Acquired.] [Inventory: Empty.] He could see the information floating in his vision, like a translucent screen. The world was a nightmare, and survival as a human was impossible. But as a Corpse King with a system? That was a different story. [Would you like to absorb the Holy Lord's Demonic Energy?] Mu Qiu's jaw clenched. Yes. [Absorption commencing...]

To the world, Lucifer was a joke—a spoiled disappointment who spent his years abroad chasing women and wasting his father’s fortune. When his father, the founder of the country’s biggest car empire, was murdered by ruthless rivals. He was forced to return and take control. No one expected anything from Lucifer. They saw a weak, incompetent heir who is more interested in a luxurious lifestyle than handling his father's empire—making him the perfect puppet to control. But the drunken stumbles and useless lifestyle were just a mask. Behind closed doors, the useless son was a cold-blooded genius who has been playing a much more dangerous game. As the hunt for his father’s killers begins, Lucifer will prove that the most dangerous enemy is the one you never bother to take seriously. The game is set, the stakes are billions, and the useless heir of the family is about to become the most brutal player in the city.

He mistook her for the girl who saved him years ago, gave her everything to help her business survive.But now he knew he was wrong