Infidélité

If you had amazing intellect and memory you'd think that you'd be revered and worshipped by many right? Wrong! That was the case for Levi who was born with astronomically insane mental abilities but fate played a cruel game on him by giving him a frail and weak body to house his mind. Thus, in this world of Arcane Energy, brute strength and destructive magical abilities are what is valued thereby making Levi's gift a curse rather than a gift. But a mysterious event turns Levi's fate for the better when a gate suddenly opens right when he was about to perform the Awakening ritual and he wakes up with a mysterious system that allows him to use his mental strength to build his physical strength and magic. From the weak, Arcane-less boy who couldn't live up to his parents reputation, Levi with this new found talent is able to Evolve Infinitely. He embarks on a journey to get stronger and rescue his family, but what happens when gods, monsters, and otherworldly civilizations all stake their claim on Earth? When faced with endless dimensions and infinite trial, what truly matters? Power? Talent? Or the unyielding human spirit?

Ten years of being foolishly in love! That’s what it cost Zilu to realize the woman he loved was a predator—and he was just the prey. ​Left heart broken and bleeding on a rooftop, Zilu watched his fiancée, Xena, laugh in the arms of his rival Arsh while they stripped him. He was supposed to die there, but the universe had a darker plan, and it came with a high-pitched buzz and a hunger that wouldn't quit. ​[Welcome, Host. The Swarm awaits.] ​Saved by a mysterious System, Zilu is given a second chance at life with a twisted catch. To survive, he must become the King of the Aedes realm. He’s no longer a man; he’s a shadow, a silent fever, a tiny executioner capable of slipping through any crack and delivering a lethal, custom-strain of Dengue to those who ruined him. ​But the System isn't just helping him settle a score. It’s hungry. It demands a Blood Tax from every human he touches, and as Zilu harvests for the system, he begins to realize the terrifying truth. The mosquito form is just the beginning. ​Every drop of blood he feeds the System is a key, slowly unlocking the gates to a long-forgotten Vampire Realm. Zilu started this journey wanting revenge, but the deeper he sinks into the System’s hidden agenda, the more he realizes he isn't just hunting his ex-fiancée anymore...he’s becoming the progenitor of a nightmare that will swallow the world whole.

Elias Verne, the invisible and powerless porter of the Azure Guild, endured humiliation for twenty-two long years with no hope of ever mattering. But one forbidden dungeon is about to change his life, and he is going to make the world pay dearly for every year they looked through him.

Rhys died as an unlucky nobody—only to wake in a world where summoners command angels, demons, and legendary heroes to fight invading monsters. But when his power awakens, he summons only a small white wolf… and becomes the laughingstock of the academy. Until he learns the truth.

What happens when an ordinary teen beats the god of games without knowing it? Corey Feldman is an eighteen year old gamer. His final year of high school started with a huge bang when he's challenged by a masked player for his title as best gamer, in one of his favorite game. Corey wins the game easily, and notices that the player logged off without a word. Feeling unbothered Corey had no idea he had just beaten a sentient deity at a game, and the god did not like that. When a new game comes out, stealing the eyes and hearts of all the children in his small town, Corey feels compelled to play it. The game is called the lock keeper, and the moment he plugged it in, he died. Now reborn inside the game, at level zero with a god given ability, Corey is challenged once again by the deity. “Level up, and make your way to the final round, there we will fight for the ultimate title. If you win, I will relinquish my abilities and status to you, if you don't. You better hope you win, Corey." The eerie voice bite out. Corey isn't one to back down from a challenge, but he's never actually played a game in full person. Taking actual damages and all. Can Corey outsmart the lock keeper and become the new god of games? Or will he suffer the same fate as the others who tried? Read to find out. This is a video game harem. Each chapter is a new level. I just have one question, can you survive the lock keeper?

World-renowned scientist and two-time Nobel prize winner Elric Mageia, due to an unexpected lab accident was suddenly transported to a western fantasy world. With only an accidentally soul-bound A.I chip, see how he uses his past life knowledge to conquer his new home.

Dean Harrington died betrayed and broken and killed by robotes, only to wake in a future pod, half man, half machine: Project HAIO, with trillions in his account and a mission from a dying resistance: stop World War X before it begins. To do it, he must snatch a woman from a merger that births the singularity, crash a proposal, seize a lab, and win the heart of the one woman destined to bear humanity's last hope. But a rival operative, Victor Kane, Project Shadow, resurrected like him, has returned from death with the same power and opposite orders. One wants to save humanity. The other wants to end it. In a war already bleeding into the present, only one can write the future. And neither may survive the cost.

Zeke Elwood is forced into a death game. Going against other humans under the same situation as him, he now has to do his best to survive in the world of Ragna. Facing demons, monsters, and other creatures with his powers as the unique Blacksmith Assassin.

Chase Royce, he is nobody in a world run by magic. A technical student at the top-tier Zodiac Academy, but he is a Null—he cannot Link with the energy grid. To survive the scrutiny and the elite, he built something they call forbidden. The Demonic Regalia. It is not no fancy power suit. It is a shell of segmented metal, fueled by a chaotic Imp Demon core. It give him raw power, enough to punch demons, enough to pretend he belong. But every activation, it is a death sentence, only 90 seconds before the power turn on him and corrupt him completely. Now, a massive breach tear open the Academy. Chase must fight not just the monstrous creatures pourin' through the rifts, but also the clock inside his armor. The Zodiac Corps, they look for heroes. They find a ghost in brutalist black armor, powered by a core that should not exist. When the timer hit zero, will Chase be a hero, or will he just be the next thing to be cleaned up? His survival, it depend on every single second.

Silence. Like a nice bucket of shhhhhhhhh. Everyone shut the effing fudge UP! That's all I've ever wanted. *Sigh.* But silence comes in different flavors. There's mint - the peaceful kind that wraps around you like a blanket. The kind I chase at 2 AM. I've cried once. Just once. With a bucket beside me, watching heroes with super suits and impossible strength tear each other apart. Somehow that feels less broken than my reality. Then there's the suffocating silence at school. Not an ice cream flavor. This one tastes like metal and shame. High school is my personal hell. Empty wallet, empty lunch tray, empty seat beside me like I'm radioactive. Empty soul on Wednesdays because middles are always the worst. *The usual.* But Emily made the silence bearable. Mint-flavored again. Until she broke something between us. *Snap.* One moment she's whispering secrets with me, the next she's weaponizing them. She scattered my private thoughts, added her own twisted lies. The betrayal burns hotter than the stares drilling into my back. I went from invisible to spectacle. Being a ghost feels like luxury when you're dodging spit balls and "accidental" lunch trays. But somewhere between my third panic attack and contemplating switching schools... *Something shifted.* Like in those games you play, when your character suddenly glows and the screen flashes: "New Skill Unlocked" And it wasn't just in my head. I tested it. Small things at first – a pencil moving across my desk when I focused hard enough. Then books. Then someone's lunch tray right as they walked past Emily. *tap tap tap* I used to think rock bottom was the end. *Well ladies and gentlemen,* it's just a really messed up spawn point. And now? I don't stumble from cliffs anymore. I swim in gravity, and dive head first.