I Became A Zompirewolf

Desmond is just another broke nursing student, trying to balance survival with his hidden passion—programming. Out of sleepless nights and a mind restless with possibility, he builds something extraordinary: a program he calls The Algorithm. At first, it’s a harmless tool, predicting the outcomes of football matches with eerie precision. But soon, it begins to do more. The Algorithm starts reaching beyond sports, predicting reality itself—betrayals, crimes, murders—before they happen. What seemed like Desmond’s way out of poverty quickly becomes a curse. His friendships fracture, loyalties twist, and the wrong people begin to take notice. A mysterious figure known only as The Arbiter circles closer, determined to control the program at all costs. As danger closes in, Desmond is forced into a relentless struggle: should he profit from the knowledge, destroy the creation that defines him, or fight to protect it from those who would use it for darker purposes? But one question haunts him most—if the future can be predicted, can it ever be changed?

Hero? Savior of this world? Children of miracle? Fuck about that all!! I'm just a teenanger, so I just wanna do whatever I do!!

Allen, chosen as the guardian of the universe's successor, because of that he was put through countless experiments that where aimed at harnessing his power to fight off the crisis of the monster invasion, was it really necessary or was it just because if human greed, a young boy who wasn't even allowed to live a normal life, orphaned. yes humanity acquired his power and forgot about him.... its been 70 years since then and Allen is finally free again, but is he really? he just wants to live a normal life but will the forces of darkness sit still? it seems he has to one day shoulder the responsibility of something grate but until then let us see and witness the daily life of The world's greatest super power

Thorn Blackthorn is a hunted man. Once a prince of a fallen empire, he now survives in the dirt, running from the elite sects and divine enforcers who slaughtered his bloodline. But his luck changes when he accidentally awakens the Unmade Primordial, a terrifying relic capable of unmaking the very fabric of reality. With a simple thought, he can dissolve a mountain into ash or rewrite the physical laws of a battlefield. The power comes with a devastating price. Every time Thorn breaks a law of nature, the Primal Fracture widens, threatening to tear the world into broken shards of pure chaos. In a world where the gods demand perfection, Thorn must scheme, manipulate, and destroy his way to the top. He is not looking for friends, and he is not looking for love. He only wants survival, and he will unmake the universe itself to achieve it.

He was the joke of the century. The nobody who somehow tricked a Bradford daughter into marriage. The pathetic man who couldn't even keep his wife faithful. For five years, Marcus Chen endured hell as the despised son-in-law of the powerful Bradford family. They mocked him, abused him, and treated him like worthless trash. . On the night of his divorce party, a celebration thrown specifically to humiliate him, Marcus finally signed the papers and walked away with nothing. What the Bradfords didn't know was that Marcus isn't some nobody from nowhere. He's Marcus Chen-Laurent, the hidden heir of one of the most powerful empires in the city. Now that the game is over, Marcus is done playing the victim. The forsaken heir has returned and he's bringing with him, HELL.

WIFE: Sign these papers, I'm no longer interested in this marriage. MOTHER-IN-LAW: You are nothing but a Useless Man. Sign the divorce papers and get out of my house! {Two hours after finding out about his real identity} WIFE: Please my husband, can you come back to me? I am sorry. MOTHER-IN-LAW: My son, please forgive us. You are not useless! **** Framed and Betrayed in one day, Ethan was casted off because he was poor and considered useless. Now that he has risen back to power, they wanna come back to him? No way!

"I was the only one who saw it coming. They buried me for saying so." Captain Ryker Hale died holding the last radio tower on Earth while the sky tore open and the beasts poured through. Then a cold voice said: [Reset Protocol engaged. Warnings remaining: 3.] He wakes up eight years earlier, in the briefing room where he was once dismissed as a paranoid fool. Now he has a combat system, the memory of every city that fell, and three warnings that can bend the future. But the aliens are already here, wearing human faces and sitting in his own chain of command. The agency that silenced him last time wants him gone before he starts.

Seven years prior, Anderson Campbell was the son of a thriving businessman, wielding a significant part of Lightharbor city’s economic lifeline. Every woman aspired to marry him, and Lauren Harris was no exception. But disaster struck. Anderson was sabotaged, and his company went bankrupt, burying him under massive debts. He became destitute, without a home, forced to live at his wife’s family residence as a son-in-law. From that point, he was known as the “useless” son-in-law of the Harris family, enduring their scorn and disdain. His constant engagement with his computer only further distanced him from them. Then one day, while enduring scorn at a café for using free Wi-Fi, his computer screen suddenly lit up: “Greetings, Host Anderson. I am the All-Powerful Reform System, here to assist. Please accept your first reward, a black card with a total asset of xxxxxx million dollars!” Now with money in his grasp, everything seemed possible. Anderson began his quest to uncover those who had wronged him, to exact revenge on those who had looked down upon him. They would soon regret!

Matsuoka Shou, the average person who got involved unknowingly into the largest Yakuza groups in Japan, rose up to the very highest ranks, only to get killed at the very end of his life. But as death pulled his soul from the mortal coil, he found himself back in that same old room, that old apartment, where peace lingered, and conflict didn't exist. He was back, in his younger self, aiming to take revenge on those who wronged him.

“Without my family, you’d be nothing.” For years, Ethan Cole swallowed Brooke Mercer’s insults. Her father had taken him in after his parents died, and she made sure he paid for that kindness—with obedience, humiliation, and silence. Then their graduation flight crashes on a remote island. There are no servants here. No wealthy parents to call. No one who cares how popular Brooke was back home. There’s only hunger, darkness, and something in the jungle that eats people. And Ethan is the one who knows how to keep them alive. But as more survivors emerge, he discovers that the island’s predators aren’t all wild—and the people he trusts may be hiding the deadliest secrets. Brooke still expects him to obey. She’s about to learn that things have changed. On this island, Ethan makes the rules.