In 27 Days

The Imperial Crest Hotel stands as the crown of Washington’s luxury, a world of glass, marble, and secrets. Beneath its shimmering beauty works John Raymond, a quiet bellhop who spends his days serving the wealthy and enduring humiliation from those who see him as nothing. But when fate reveals that John is the long-lost heir to the empire that owns the hotel itself, everything changes. The servant becomes the master. The invisible man becomes the power behind every door that once closed in his face. Armed with wealth, intelligence, and the cold patience of a survivor, John begins to rebuild what was stolen from his family. Those who mocked him, the arrogant investors, the corrupt executives, and the woman who betrayed him for luxury soon discover that the man they dismissed is the one who holds their future. Within the glittering halls of The Imperial Crest, vengeance takes form behind polite smiles and business suits. Every deal hides a threat, every favour carries a price, and every betrayal becomes a lesson in justice. The Heir Behind the Crest is a tale of power reclaimed and pain reborn into purpose, a story of a man who rose from servitude to sovereignty and proved that sometimes silence is the loudest roar.

The world is ending.Snowstorms swallow entire cities. Temperatures fall beyond survival. Food disappears. Governments collapse. And monstrous beings hidden beneath the ice awaken. Pascal remembers all of it. In his previous life, he died abandoned by the people he loved most. Thrown outside during the first catastrophic snowstorm, Pascal froze to death while his adoptive family protected his younger brother. But fate gives him another chance. Reborn fifteen days before the apocalypse, Pascal begins preparing for humanity’s collapse. He stockpiles supplies. Builds hidden shelters. Learns secrets from the future. And cuts off every emotional chain binding him to the Beckham family. However, revenge soon becomes the smallest of his problems. Because this apocalypse is not natural. The eternal winter is alive. Ancient Frost Thrones are awakening. Mystical powers spread across the frozen world. Humans evolve into terrifying new beings. And hidden deep beneath the glaciers lies a sleeping entity known only as: The White Sovereign. As kingdoms rise from the ruins of civilization, Pascal must decide whether to protect humanity… Or rule over its frozen remains.

The continent of Elarion is dying, suffocating beneath a three-sided war. In the North, Aurellian technologies raise walls of iron. In the East, the Kaijin code of honor demands blood. And in the South, Ruzkai axes wait to burn what remains. Amid this noise, there is Ganda. He is not the hero promised by prophecy. He is merely a casualty of war, his body shattered. Three days of isolation in the darkness of an Aurellian prison left him crippled—but something within him could not be broken: Resonance. To Ganda, the world is never silent. Fortresses whisper of loose bolts. Bones complain before they snap. Even the heartbeat of an enemy betrays doubt. For a single bottle of medicine to numb the pain in his body, Ganda accepts a suicide contract from a Kaijin general: infiltrate the “Sun’s Throat,” an industrial stronghold of Aurellian guarded by Captain Valerius, the Iron Wall. No army. No allies. Only a rusted sword and the ability to hear fractures no one else can perceive. Ganda has no intention of winning the war. He only needs to find the one wrong note and break it. Because to Ganda, no structure is perfect. Everything can fall. You only need to know where to strike.

In his past life, Han was a low-level worker who died as meat shield fodder for the beloved "Hero" Radiant Leon during a monster outbreak. When he dies, he regresses back 100 days before the Great Mana Collapse—the apocalyptic event that turns the surface world into a frozen, acid-raining hellscape. ​Retaining his memories, Han awakens a God-Tier Construction System and two game-changing abilities: the power to see the future value of any land, and an infinite subspace Warehouse that freezes time for anything stored inside. While the royal family and high-ranking Guild Masters drain the kingdom's treasury to build flimsy wooden and stone surface bunkers, Han buys the most mocked piece of real estate in the kingdom—a "cursed," monster-infested mine—for pennies on the gold piece. ​As the 100-day countdown ticks away, Han stockpiles millions of tons of fresh food and builds the ultimate subterranean paradise complete with hot springs, luxury apartments, and automated death traps. When the sky breaks and acid snow buries the surface, the elite class flees for their lives—only to find Han standing behind a magical security door with a lease agreement, a smile, and an absurdly high rent invoice.

[Divorce + Hidden Identity + Face-slapping + CEO] For three years, Lucas washed clothes, cooked meals, and served the Carter family like a servant, hiding his identity as the sole heir to the world's richest banking family. He did it all for his wife, Lily. But on their third anniversary, instead of a "Thank You," he received a Divorce Paper. Lily sneered: "Lucas, you are just a useless man. I am now a manager, and you are still trash. We are in different worlds. Sign it, and get out." Lucas signed with a broken heart. But the moment he walked out of the Civil Affairs Bureau, a fleet of Rolls-Royces stopped in front of him. An old butler bowed: "Young Master, the strict training period is over. Please come home and inherit the Empire." ... Three days later, at a billionaire's banquet. Lily looked at the man standing on the stage, being worshipped by kings and presidents. He looked exactly like her ex-husband. She knelt down, crying: "Lucas, I was wrong! Please take me back!" Lucas looked at her coldly, holding a beautiful CEO in his arms: "Who are you? Security, throw this crazy woman out."

He died in the ice, carved up by the wife he'd fed for nine years while her lover held the bowl. Lin Chen gave the Su family everything: his money, his parents' house, his body scavenging through a frozen world. His reward was learning that the son he raised belonged to another man, and that he was only ever useful. Then he opens his eyes 92 days before the storm, pen in hand, about to sign the loan that started it all. This time, he tears it up. With his memory of the disaster, a mysterious pendant that hides a space of its own, and a set of lottery numbers burned into his mind, Lin Chen cuts the family loose, wins half a billion dollars, and buys the mansion directly across from theirs. Now he'll stockpile a world's worth of supplies, watch the Sus beg at his door, and decide who deserves a place in the shelter and who gets left in the cold. But the pendant wasn't made by chance. Someone chose him. And he may not be the only one who came back. Revenge is only the beginning. Want a shorter version for the submission listing, or a punchier tagline to go with it?

Three years ago, Drake, the legendary Asura Marshal, was the shield of the nation. But at the height of his glory, he was betrayed by the High Council and poisoned with the "Yin-Soul Toxin," leaving him crippled and powerless. To survive, he became the "trash" son-in-law of the Vance family. For one thousand days, he endured the world’s mockery. He was forced to eat scraps, sleep in a shed, and watch as his "wife" was insulted by arrogant young masters. The world thought the Dragon had become a worm. They were wrong. The three-year limit has expired. The poison is suppressed. The Dragon has opened his eyes. "Three years ago, you took my power. Today, I take your lives." With the Black Dragon Card in his pocket and the world’s most elite Legion at his back, Drake begins his bloody march to the Capital. The "trash" son-in-law? He is the world's richest man. The "cripple"? He can shatter mountains with a single finger. The "beggar"? He is the God of War who makes Emperors kneel. Step by step, Drake will reclaim his throne. And this time, he won’t stop until the Capital is dyed red.

Julian Drayton signed off on the Meridian's final blueprint two days before it's grand opening. He did not sign off the deaths of fourteen people, including his own mother, when the atrium floor gave way under three hundred gala guests. The family needed a name for the headlines. They gave them his. Six years later, Julian walks out of prison into a city that still calls him the architect who forged the safety report that killed Vivian Drayton. His fiancee has spent those years standing beside Weston, the cousin the family took in as a boy, now celebrated as the golden heir rebuilding the Meridian over its own rubble. Julian's father is waiting for him, not with an apology, but with a hard heart and an order: work the site, keep his head down, and stay invisible until Weston's coronation gala in nine days. Julian has one thing the family does not know he found, his mother's private ledger, hidden the week she died. Someone silenced the only auditor who read it before he could. This time, Julian decides what comes down next, and it will not be him

Marcus Kane spent three years as the Sinclair family's favorite punchline... the son-in-law with no job, no title, and apparently no use. When Gerald Sinclair finally forces the divorce through, the family celebrates like they've cut off a dead limb. They should have checked who owns the building they celebrated in. Marcus isn't unemployed. He's Meridian Holdings, the anonymous company that has spent a decade quietly buying up everything the Sinclairs depend on, and, as of eleven days ago, the controlling stake in Sinclair Group itself. He never wanted a war. He wanted them to stop needing him to be small. Now that they've made their choice, he's done pretending he doesn't have one of his own. One asset at a time, the headquarters lease, the country club, the merger meant to save them...Marcus takes back what was always his, all while sitting through Sunday dinners in the same worn jacket, letting them talk over him like furniture. Every man who thought he could take a piece of Marcus's world for free is about to learn there was always a silent owner in the room. He didn't come back to be loved. He came back to collect.

Druidmaster - The rise . Pat Lee was a famous rich reporter in New York city but everything changed for him when he was teleported to another pocket universe known as the milladeck realm. From there, he was taken to the legerdemain tribunal which is the nexus of magic to be trained in magic by the high-warlock of magic Merlyn. Unknowingly, a stranger was trying to being the legerdemain tribunal to its doom by releasing a trapped mystical entity into the Tribune. After days of tracking for Pat Lee, he got the hold of his powers and his moniker as the Druidmaster and the guardian of totality. During one of his training, he discovered the stranger was one of the highest orders of the legerdemain tribunal known as the minister of magic Valdimir. Pat reported him to the councils but it was too late as the mystical entity Cryptor was released which caused a great war on the dimension but with the aid of Pat Lee's supporter known as the devourers [race of witches that feeds on mystical beings and gods] pat Lee was able to defeat the magical entity and sealed him back in his own dimension as a bargain to the entity. With his authority obtained, Pat Lee became honoured by the ethereal gods [ entites that are said to be the creators of galaxies, stars, worlds and life in the universe] to be the imperial guard of the nexus of realities which is the source of multiverses and universes.