King Ant

For three years, I was nothing more than her janitor husband. She sneered at me, her family spat on me, and in the end, she shoved divorce papers into my hands and walked away with another man. But the world didn’t know the truth. I wasn’t just Alexander the nobody. I am Alexanderiel Warrick—the lost Centimillionaire King. At the bank, they laughed—until they saw the endless zeroes in my account. At the gala, her new lover bid eight million. I said, “Twenty-five.” The room went silent. Now elites bow. Women admire. And my ex-wife? She drowns in regret, watching the man she discarded rule the world she always dreamed of. “Alexander, please… I was wrong.” “Too late, Lila. The janitor you mocked is now the King you’ll never touch again.”

Humiliated, betrayed, and dismissed as a worthless son-in-law, Joseph Wilson has endured years of contempt. But after a luxury cruise ends in disaster, he awakens on a remote island possessing mysterious knowledge, superhuman strength—and a chance to rewrite his fate. On this island, money holds no power, status offers no protection, and only the capable survive. This time, Joseph will never bow to anyone again.

He once became a family puppet, a spy and a shadow assassin for the glory of the family business. However, when he was no longer useful, his own biological father and half-sibling dragged him into a death scheme. The fiancée he protected… also betrayed him. When death arrived, a System gave him a second chance. He awakened in the body of a weak, poor high school student and a victim of bullying. This time, he chose to live for himself. With the power of the System, he will build a business empire, seize power, and someday take revenge on the family that once discarded him.

Once mocked as the worthless son-in-law, he was cast aside, divorced, and forgotten. But when his hidden power awakens, he rises to dominate the business world, crushing those who once trampled him. Now, his ex-wife, once blind to his worth, faces ruin and regret, forced to cross paths with the man she abandoned. Cold, untouchable, and dangerous, he’s no longer the man she remembers. Can she earn a second chance at love… or will his thirst for revenge burn them both?

Only after getting poisoned by his girlfriend did Ernest find that he had wasted his life on the wrong path, sacrificing just to be betrayed. Lying in his own blood puddle, Ernest just wished to have another chance, and he would do whatever to survive. A system called Ultimate Survival System had heard his wish. Ernest survived from the poison. And from then on, Ernest started his new journey—spending money to gain more days to live, or… earning 100,000 USD to exchange 1 living day. But it wasn't the only thing Ernest had to face….

Denver Xander was tragically killed when his car's brakes suddenly malfunctioned and caused him to fall into a ravine. Denver, who holds a grudge for being considered a useless son-in-law by his father-in-law, transmigrates into the body of a thug who has a handsome face. A system called Idol appears when Denver doesn't want it to. Will Denver accept his new life in the body of a thug who turns out to have dreams of becoming an idol? Why did the system call Idol choose Denver to replace the life of the handsome thug named Thor Benedict?

After eight years of living under the cruelty of his in-laws, Bradley Turner rough-handles his brother-in-law in self-defence which leads to his arrest and the discovery of his wife's betrayal for the promise of a better marriage. Full of resolve to take get back at them and reunite with his loving daughter, the only person that truly mattered, the Urban Ascendancy System activates in him after a failed assassination attempts, with the promise to help him rise to the pinnacles and see that his desired revenge is full enacted on all those that had a hand in his humiliation and the sufferings of his daughter.

Ren Kazama died the way most people do in this kind of story, badly and without warning. Twenty-six years old, three energy drinks deep into an all-nighter, he was crossing the street outside his office at 2 AM when a delivery truck ran the red light. He didn’t even feel it. One second he was checking his phone for a client email, the next he was staring at his own crushed umbrella from somewhere above his body. No tunnel of light. No smiling goddess offering him a wish. Just darkness, then cold, then the sensation of something ancient and starving wrapping itself around whatever was left of his soul. When Ren opened his eyes again, he wasn’t looking at a hospital ceiling. He was looking at a throne room built from black stone and bone, lit by torches that burned violet instead of orange. A mirror stood in front of him, and the thing staring back wasn’t human. Red eyes. Skin like ash over embers. A voice, older than the walls around him, echoed in his skull: “The seal has broken. The throne is empty. You will do.” That was it. No explanation, no tutorial, no system window blinking helpfully into existence. Just a title dropped onto him like a curse. Demon King. Ren stared at the throne room full of demons who were already kneeling to him out of terror rather than loyalty, and had exactly one thought. Now what?

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.

Rhys Darby gave everything to keep his family alive through the apocalypse. And in the end, they repaid him by carving him up for food. His wife betrayed him. Her lover helped butcher him. Even the son Rhys had raised as his own turned out to belong to another man. As the knife tore into his flesh, Rhys screamed out one final curse: If I get another life, I’ll make every one of you pay. The universe answered. He woke up three months before the apocalypse. This time, Rhys would save no one but himself. He would divorce his wife, take back his money, stockpile everything he needed, and build a fortress no one could break into. And when his wife finally realized what she had lost—after bankrupting herself, changing her face for him, and kneeling outside his shelter begging him to save her family—Rhys would show her exactly as much mercy as she had shown him. None.