Kingdom

An ancient cosmic prophecy has sealed the fate of the mortal realm. A catastrophic invasion from the stars is coming, and the world will only survive if a specific king dies at an exact second, in a precise way, after reaching absolute peak cultivation power. Lin Feng is that king. Trapped in a race against time, he must cultivate at a breakneck pace, conquer warring empires, and absorb immense spiritual energy knowing that his ultimate reward is his own execution. Every attempt to evade his fate only brings the cosmic horror closer. With the countdown ticking away, Lin Feng must execute a dangerous double game: power up to save humanity, while desperately hunting for a hidden loophole in the laws of the universe to rewrite his tragic ending.

One moment, Alex Lopez was a brilliant 28-year-old urban planner and infrastructure specialist in Berlin, Germany a city renowned for its cutting-edge engineering, sustainable urban development, and layers of complex history spanning from the Holy Roman Empire to the modern European powerhouse. Buried under relentless projects blending historical preservation with futuristic city planning, he pushed himself to exhaustion. The next, he awakens in the frail body of Prince Alexander Valthor a forgotten son of the king, framed by his ruthless step-siblings and exiled to the barren wasteland of Valthoria. Sentenced to a slow death under the mocking order to “rule the state,” Alexander should have perished like so many before him. Dragged along with him is Annalise, his betrothed wife, who was completely abandoned by her own father after her mother died giving birth to her. But Alex came prepared with something this regressive Bronze Age world has never seen: a powerful World Saviour System, deep expertise in advanced infrastructure, resource optimization, historical regeneration, and large-scale project management, plus an unbreakable determination to build something extraordinary. Every victory earns points. Every failure raises the stakes. With milestones measured in hundreds of billions and trillions, Alex will ascend through multiple worlds, uncover the ancient truth behind the world’s long stagnation, and climb toward godhood itself. In a land where hope has long been forgotten, one exiled prince will rewrite destiny one irrigation canal, one loyal heart, one innovative breakthrough, and one hard-won discovery at a time.

Jin Yuchen was nothing more than a cripple – the infamous figure with no spirit root. When his entire family is accused of treason and executed, the world believes the Jin clan has fallen forever. But fate has other plans. Arthur Chen, the wealthiest man on Earth, finds his soul transmigrated into Jin Yuchen’s body. With no spirit root and having nothing but the memories of the lost family, Arthur is faced with the greatest challenge of all: revenge. Here's the twist. His entire fortune has transmigrated with him, converted into spirit stones, more than the entire continent has ever seen. Too bad the spirit stones mean nothing to him. Until he discovers a hidden truth: everything in the cultivation world with a spirit root can be bound with a contract. From immortal beasts to ancient weapons, from arrogant young masters to divine herbs—everything and everyone can be bought, tamed, or twisted… for the right price. He doesn’t fight with fists; he buys his enemies’ swords. He doesn’t run from sects; he acquires them. He doesn’t chase immortality; he buys the heavens and makes them bow. Enemies beware! The cripple has raised an army, and he’s coming to kill.

The heavens wept the day the Dragon's Spine Mountains bled fire. The Oda Clan once stood as the greatest military house in the Imperial Dominion of Yamato, where cultivation and warfare forged legends. In a single moonless night, the Shogunate branded them traitors and wiped out forty-seven thousand lives. Only one survivor remained. At twelve, Kaito Oda watched his father die beneath the executioner's blade. Five years later, he lives under a false name in the lawless Crimson Port, carrying nothing but his father's sword, a shattered cultivation core, and a terrifying gift—the ability to see the death of any technique used against him. To avenge his clan, Kaito infiltrates the Imperial Academy, the very institution that trained the generals who slaughtered his family. There, he begins mastering the forbidden Sword Emperor's Testament, a cultivation art fueled by bloodshed alone. Every victory brings him closer to the truth behind the massacre—and closer to the empire's destruction. But revenge is never simple. The brilliant strategist who orchestrated the Oda Clan's fall now commands the Eastern Armies. His only surviving childhood friend serves the regime he swore to destroy. And beneath the imperial capital, an ancient force awakens, threatening to consume every clan locked in their endless struggle for power. Empires rise. Dynasties fall. Legends are written in blood. Kaito Oda isn't fighting for a throne. He's fighting to erase an empire. Welcome to the Dominion—where trust is weakness, mercy is fatal, and the Steel Lotus blooms only in the ashes of war.

Aethan Narok, an extra in the grand household of the Narok family, was born with a rare disease and cursed with crippling paralysis. His life was mediocre, his future nonexistent, his days numbered. However, his fate as a cast-out and worthless being is reversed with the awakening of his dormant Bloodline in a life-threatening moment. The Bloodline—both profane and divine—carries a power whose very name sows seeds of dread and terror in the hearts of those who know it. Now, Aethan, no longer a weakling or forgotten extra, will walk the face of the earth as a being of untold power. But… will that power consume and control him… or will he accept it wholly, and become the Overlord of the world?

"STAND UP YOU MORON!". yelled the space trooper. Rogers groaned with pain. He stood up and with all his weight dived on the space trooper, he didn't know what he was even thinking but somehow the trooper had already lost balance and his gun fallen from his hands. Rogers kicked him in the groins and then with a penknife stabbed him in the temples. The trooper was silent. Rogers thought for a moment maybe he was dead. He wanted to check for his breathing but common with space troopers they always had their helmet on. Rogers proceeded to dislodge the helmet, he was familiar with the technicalities. The battle was still ongoing, he was hearing gunfires afar off, he had checked his attacker pulse, the man was as good as dead. Rogers retrieve his penknife and put it back into his pockets. He was tired and weak to the bones, pains that ran through his stomach made him nauseated. He wanted to vomit. He stared at the sky that has turned with haze and ash, he thought when will all this wars be over, it has been a decade and the galaxies had been at war. He was from Megma, but the people from Metoris and Xival had been their enemies. Aquaris was their ally, and Infact the aquaria have been their supporters from time immemorial. The bone of contention was Resmore, the planets all wanted Resmore for its minerals and diamonds. News had it that the main villain Lord Firemetal and his counterpart Aruma each of them from Metoris and Xival had always wanted to dominate the planet Resmore, then comes the DROIDs from Entexx a place found in Aquaris, who always help them in fighting each battle they went. Their opponents have space droids too.

Rhys died on Terra Prime, only to wake in a room, face to face with the Arbiter of the Trial System. Chosen. Marked. Offered power beyond anything mortals should touch. Before he can question it, the Arbiter’s smile shifts. His class is forced. His future is locked. And an alert flashes: 《Warning: Your Terra Prime body is dead. Chosen safety life spent. One life remaining.》 Thrown into the Trials with a dying body, a predatory System, and a class built for assassination over glory, Rhys quickly learns the truth: The Arbiter doesn’t pick heroes. He picks weapons. In a cosmic game where the System lies, the Trials kill, and every “Chosen” is a disposable pawn, Rhys has only two choices: Obey the Arbiter… or become powerful enough to break him. Rhys’s Mark begins stacking hidden bonuses—letting him steal power meant for the Overlords themselves. In a world where mortals are cattle, he becomes the glitch the system can’t predict. To escape the Trials, he must outplay the Dominion, topple the Overlords, and rewrite the contract that enslaved Terra Prime. But to break the game, he has to become exactly what they fear: The ninth Overlord. The one who answers to no one. A dark progression fantasy filled with deadly Trials, evolving skills, hidden conspiracies, and a protagonist who refuses to stay a pawn. Because some Chosen rise to greatness But only one becomes the Overlord.

Transmigrated into a monster-infested world, Victor Halim is granted the power of Monster Taming by a mysterious System. There's just one problem: Victor loathes monsters, unable to even approach them without crippling panic. Dismissed as useless by the formidable beast hunter Daniela Putri, Victor soon discovers his tamed monsters aren't mere fighters; they can build, forage, heal, and detect danger. Together, they begin to forge a unique survivor community, utilizing Victor's paradoxical abilities. But a divine beast, Garuda, watches from the shadows, testing the very limits of humanity's relationship with its monstrous counterparts.

Modern architect Adrian never expected his latest project to be a literal death trap. Transmigrated into the ruins of Eden-7—a crumbling outpost in a dying world—he inherits a broken fortress and a sarcastic system with one goal: Survival. As mutant wolves howl at the gates and a ruthless warlord closes in, Adrian must use his knowledge of structural engineering and physics to turn scrap metal into salvation. In a world where safety is a magnet for monsters, can one man build a sanctuary that defies both gravity and extinction?

Aaron is a mechanic who fixes cars, he doesn't have a house to sleep in, so he slept in the cars he couldn't fix. Then he help a bleeding old man out of a wrecked bus. The man wasn't human. He was a forgotten god of hearth and home, hunted by the Landlords — a secret cabal of slumlords who got rich by feeding on tenant misery. For saving him, the god rewards Aaron with the Landlord System. Rule one: Kill a landlord. Rule two: Take his deed. Rule three: Inherit his building, his money, his enemies, and his sins. First kill gets him a roach-filled tenement and fists that can punch through brick. Kill fifty gets him a skyline. Kill them all and he becomes the Landlord God. The city has 1,000 landlords on the list. Aaron starts with a wrench and an eviction notice. He plans to own it all.