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Edmund Holt spent thirty years being destroyed quietly. He left one envelope, one address, and one ability that has been waiting for the right hands. Riven did not choose the debt. He inherited it, along with every wrong it had been counting since before he was born. Now the ledger is open, his sister is inside the machine that built it, and the man who ordered his grandfather’s death is one floor above him. Collection has started.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

They thought he was trash but he awakened a deadly skill that none could rival. Disowned by his father and murdered by his brother, Kael Ashworth was supposed to be a forgotten stain on his family’s legacy. Instead, he found something in the abyss—an ancient, hungry entity that offered him a second chance. Now, armed with the power to devour the abilities of those who wronged him, Kael has returned from the grave with a simple checklist: Save his dying sister, crush the S-Rank elites of Apex Academy, and eat his way to the top of the food chain.

Ethan was happily married to Bella Harrison, the billionaire heiress, for three years. But on the day of their third anniversary, he's humiliated by Bella and her family and thrown out into the streets, after being beaten to a pulp. All he had ever done was love Bella unconditionally while working his ass off to provide for their family. Suddenly, a fleet of cars showed up at where Ethan had been dumped on the street. A man bowed before his bloody and tattered self, saying, “Young Master, I'm here to bring you home.”

Betrayed and left to die in the frozen ruins of the apocalypse by the two people he trusted most, a man awakens thirty days before the end begins. This time, the memory of that cold death is burned into his mind, and he has no intention of being a victim again. Armed with knowledge of what's coming and bound to a cryptic interface called the Frost Survival System, he starts preparing in ways that look like madness to the outside world. He sells everything. He stockpiles in silence. He builds a shelter meant to outlast the collapse of civilization itself. When the temperatures finally crash and the world goes silent under endless ice, everyone else is just waking up to the nightmare. But he is already moving. And in a world reduced to zero degrees, he intends to be more than just a survivor.

System, Game, Action, Fantasy, Urban Adventure. Liam Parker is just a broke teenage boy from a poor family, bullied at school and crushed at home. After losing his father, he and his mother are treated like dirt by their own relatives. When his greedy uncle and cold grandmother try to sell their only home, Liam finally snaps but he’s powerless. That night, everything changed. He receives a strange invite to a new online game called Nexus Trials, created by a mystery organization known only as The Nexus. All he has to do is wear a strange wristband—and suddenly, he’s no longer in his world. He’s on a never-ending bridge… with ten thousand other players. When the bridge starts breaking apart, panic breaks out. Only 2,578 make it to the other side. Then a voice speaks: “Welcome to the Nexus. This is not just a game. If you die here, you die in the real world.” From now on, Liam must fight to survive through 10 brutal levels filled with monsters, mind games, and player-vs-player battles. Each level is harder. The rewards are great—but so is the risk.

"What happens when an angel is haunted by their humans? What happens when he wants to be with them? I will tell you. He converts, forsakes purpose and whithers. Or worse, he becomes a fallen one- a failure in the eyes of the Creator. I have seen many banished from Paradise for this cause. I never understood where they got such strength to give up on divinity and perfection. But now, as I gaze upon Cora, I see that it is a twisted work of faith." When Levi goes rogue in a bid to become a better guardian angel to Cora, he gets caught up in a heavenly tug-of-war between angels and demons. How will he cope in a world where he is neither black nor white?

In a world where the "System" assigns divine roles at birth, Kaelen Thorne is branded a [Scrapper]—the lowest F-Rank utility class, destined to recycle the waste of the elite. Publicly humiliated by his childhood rival, the S-Rank Paladin Lucius, and exiled to the monster-infested Outer Rim, Kaelen is expected to die in obscurity. But Kaelen possesses a secret inherited from his father’s "illegal" research: the ability to see the Conceptual Bonds that hold reality together. By treating the System itself as a "broken machine," Kaelen begins to "scrap" the laws of physics, steal the logic behind enemy spells, and dismantle the very hierarchy that oppressed him. He isn't just cleaning up the world; he’s taking it apart, piece by piece

Aldric has always been the target for bullies because of his body and because of being poor. While being bullied in their classroom a magic circle appeared and together with his classmates, Aldric got summoned by a Queen to another world and just when he thought that his life will be finally better, his status window revealed that he is only level 1 while his classmates were all heroes. His classmates bullied him for being the weakest, and the Queen disposed of him and sent him to a barren land filled with monsters to die. Just when he thought his life was over. A translucent appears before him. [You have successfully recruited 10 Goblins in your small Kingdom. You have gained 1,000,000,000,000!] [You have successfully had an elf as your wife! You have gained 1,000,000,000,000!]

In his past life, Maximus Cobain was the world’s foremost actuarial statistician and a pathological completionist gamer. He didn’t read people; he read numbers, probabilities, and patterns. When a fatal accident transmigrates his consciousness into the brutally battered body of a debt-slave in the martial-ruled Sun-Forged Empire, Maximus wakes up in a world where physical strength is the only law. There is no magic here. No gods. No mystical energy. Only Somatic Mastery—the grueling, scientific peak of human biomechanics, breath control, and lethal martial arts. With his brain struggling to process the trauma of transmigration, Maximus’s mind fractures and rebuilds reality into the only framework he understands: a video game. He possesses no magical AI and no supernatural cheat. Instead, his savant-like intellect constructs a mental "Heads-Up Display"—gamifying his reality, calculating the physics of a punch, charting the biochemistry of herbs, and breaking down elite martial arts into grindable "Skill Trees." He will survive the fighting pits. He will climb the ranks of the martial nobility. He will exploit the physics of this brutal world to the absolute limit. Maximus Cobain is going to reach the apex of human evolution, and he is going to do it exactly as he pleases.

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.