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BLURB Caleb Lane gave everything to the woman he loved. His money. His company. His whole life. And she repaid him with poison. “I was never your childhood sweetheart,” Brielle whispered, watching him bleed. “Mason told me every detail of your little love story, and I played the part perfectly.” In his final moments, Caleb spotted a matching pendant on the one woman who actually fought for him. Ava Cross. His real soulmate. Dead on the ground because of him. Then he woke up. Three months before the apocalypse. Three months before the world burns. Armed with a mysterious trading system, a hidden pocket dimension, and the burning memory of everyone who betrayed him, Caleb has one mission. Find Ava. Protect the people who matter. And make sure Brielle and Mason never survive to see the new world. “There’s not going to be an engagement,” Caleb told his best friend. “Not tonight. Not ever. I’m done with Brielle.” This time, he knows exactly who to trust, who to destroy, and how the world ends. This time, the apocalypse plays by his rules.

In a world collapsed by unknown terrors, Samuel Gunawan finds his smartphone is the only thing that works. Inside, the DIVINE OS holds a god or a parasite, named Hermes. As Samuel struggles to survive, he must decide if the god in his phone is his greatest asset or his impending doom.

Caleb Rourke dies at the doorway of Saint Brigid Hospital on the first night of the Grey Fever, after giving away his last doses until nothing is left. He wakes 45 days earlier with Triage, a personal healing-trade system that is his own cheat ability. He wants to save as many people as he can without being used up, and to protect his sister Lily. Standing in his way are a plague that draws the infected to blood, a faction that rations medicine as power, and a hidden enemy who is closer to him than anyone suspects.

"If there is a next life... I, Felix Cross, swear on every god that exists. I will find you, and I will make your life a living hell." Those were Felix's last words before death claimed him. Standing before him was his boss the man he had trusted for years despite being bully by him most times, with an arm wrapped around Felix's beautiful wife's waist. In her hand, was a revolver. His blood. Betrayed by the wokan he loved most, Felix died with nothing but hatred in his heart. But death was not the end. When Felix opened his eyes again, he found himself back six months before the ice age, before the masks fell off every human being alive. Armed with the memories of his past life and a mysterious spatial storage ability, Felix swore one thing: He would never play the righteous fool again. This time, he lives for himself. This time, the ones who wronged him will pay one by one, drop by drop. In a frozen world where the strong devour the weak, Felix Cross will not just survive, but enjoy.

I, Sebastian Falk, was an entirely insignificant and struggling line cook until a grotesque, mutated beast shattered my diner window to eat me alive. Right as its massive jaws snapped toward my face, I awakened the Predator's Kitchen System and slaughtered the terrifying creature with a heavy cooking skillet. The world had suddenly integrated into a brutal apocalypse where the highly toxic flesh of these new monsters was completely inedible to normal human survivors. My unique system allowed me to perfectly purify that deadly corruption and cook the monster meat into magical meals that granted immense physical strength and rapid healing. Instead of running out to fight in the doomed streets, I barricaded my ruined restaurant and started serving high-tier combat rations to desperate mercenaries in exchange for their protection. I hired a poisoned giant to work as my bouncer and recruited elite hunters to track down massive boss creatures so I could harvest their rare ingredients. My magical food made my restaurant the absolute safest sanctuary in the wasteland, which quickly attracted heavily armed warlords who wanted to enslave me for their own armies. I completely refused to let anyone take my kitchen, and I used my system to forge my culinary tools into deadly weapons to butcher anyone who threatened my territory. If you want to survive this apocalyptic nightmare, you have to follow my strict rules and pay for your meals with valuable monster cores. I am going to build an impenetrable fortress around my dining room and establish myself as the ultimate authority in this ruined world.

In a world where your fate is determined by the monster you bond with, seventeen-year-old Han Seojin is a nobody. Labeled cursed. Ignored by the system. Rejected by every creature he’s ever tried to summon. Until one mistake drops him into an unregistered dungeon before it stabilizes, and there, buried beneath the world, he touches a chained statue of a wolf. It bites back. Now bound to Fenrir, the apocalyptic beast of Norse myth, Seojin has unlocked a secret Role that should not exist — Bringer of the Apocalypse. His new companion is angry, divine, and very interested in finishing what Ragnarok started. Seojin didn’t ask for this. He doesn’t even want this much power. But the gods, the system, and the world itself are watching, and all of them are waiting to see whether he’ll destroy everything… …or tame the end of days.

The world ended in a single night, and survival became a brutal game of instinct and luck. I was nobody before it happened, just another man trying to get by. Now, I have something no one else does—a system that rewards me for giving instead of taking. Every time I offer food, weapons, or shelter to a woman, I receive it back in insane multiples. But there’s a catch. The less she trusts me, the greater the reward. Fear, hatred, even betrayal… they make me stronger. At first, it feels like a miracle. I rise faster than anyone, building power while others struggle to stay alive. But the deeper I go, the clearer it becomes that this system isn’t random. It’s guiding me toward certain women—dangerous ones. Broken ones. Not entirely human ones. Some want to use me. Some want me dead. And some… are connected to the very thing that destroyed the world. Now I have to decide. Do I keep playing this game and become unstoppable? Or do I stop before I lose what little humanity I have left? Because the more I give… the more I feel like I’m being used too.

When Jakarta fell to the zombie apocalypse, the world didn't end with a bang—it ended with a corporate memo. Earth is being liquidated by 'Existential Corp,' and humans are just redundant assets. Armed with a bizarre survival guide by the mysterious 'Coach Udin,' university student Rendy must navigate a reality where singing children's songs and walking like a crab are the only ways to survive. From fighting HRD demons to running a law firm for the undead, Rendy must prove that human chaos is more valuable than corporate perfection before the CEO deletes the world forever.

Everyone called Jared Lin trash — the good-for-nothing son-in-law of the powerful Bai family. Insulted by his cold wife, mocked by his in-laws, and humiliated by society, Jared lived at the very bottom of the food chain. But everything changed the day the world ended. When the skies turned black and monstrous creatures tore the world apart, Jared died protecting the very people who looked down on him. Just when he thought it was over, he woke up ten years in the past—on the morning of his wedding. This time, he’s not just a useless son-in-law. He’s the chosen host of the Apocalypse Preparation System. Armed with future knowledge, hidden upgrades, and an unbreakable will, Jared begins building his underground empire while pretending to be weak. Real estate, pharmaceutical power, weapons deals—he’s preparing for the fall of mankind. The world may laugh at him now. But when the apocalypse returns… They’ll all beg at his feet. This is the story of a man who went from worthless to world ruler, from ridiculed to revered. A second chance to rewrite fate — and this time, Jared Lin is taking no prisoners.

When the sky cracked and monsters invaded, Nolan Whitaker awoke with a 'useless' class. In a world where warriors reign supreme, this former mechanic must prove that the pen—or rather, the hammer—is mightier than the sword.