Mid-aged Love

Betrayed by his wife, framed for plagiarism, and blacklisted from the culinary world he loved, Killian Quin hits rock bottom—until a deadly ancient system resurrects him with one unbreakable rule: Spend or die.

David Myles is known throughout Asterion as a powerless doctor—the forsaken heir of a fallen family whose Dragon bloodline supposedly died a century ago. Even the influential Sterling family considers him unworthy of Janet Sterling, his fiancée and the celebrated Emerald Saintess. They have no idea that David’s weakness is a carefully guarded secret. Within him lives the Primordius Dragon, the legendary golden Dragon connected to the origin of all Dragon Energy. Revealing it would expose David to the same hidden forces that destroyed his ancestors and erased House Myles from history. But when David is publicly humiliated, betrayed by those he trusted, and framed for the death of a Sterling elder, remaining hidden is no longer possible. His enemies want him imprisoned, his family disgraced, and the last Myles heir eliminated. As the Black Templars begin their conquest across the realms and the Five Azarian Rings resurface, David must reclaim his family’s stolen legacy, uncover the truth behind the missing Primordius Heart, and master a power capable of uniting—or destroying—the Seven Dragon Houses. The man Asterion rejected is about to become the Dragon Lord every realm will fear.

For ten long years, Ethan lived in the shadows as the outcast of the Sterling family. To Robert and Martha Sterling, he was nothing more than a tool, a disposable cog in the company’s dirty machinery, someone who could be cast aside at any moment to make way for the return of their beloved heir, Liam. When Ethan was thrown out into a stormy night without a single cent to his name, the Sterling family celebrated as if they had won a great victory. They had no idea that the young man they had so easily discarded was the sole owner of Apex Capital, the unseen god of the city’s economy, the one who controlled the very pulse of the world’s financial system. One by one, the fortress of the Sterling family’s wealth began to collapse from within. As Robert and Martha knelt on the marble floor of Apex Tower, tears of regret streaming down their faces, they finally realized a truth far more devastating, the monster destroying their empire was the very blood they had once so cruelly cast aside. But forgiveness was never part of Ethan’s vocabulary. When the secrets of the past came to light and the conspiracy of a global mafia syndicate was exposed, Ethan stood at the top of the pyramid, demanding retribution without mercy.

Ariful Haque is trapped in a dying, submerged Dhaka, caught in a time loop controlled by a parasitic System. With every death, he grows stronger, but the bio-mechanical monsters he fights grow smarter, using his own memories to hunt him. To survive, he must betray the woman he loves—or risk becoming the monster that ends humanity.

After been killed by his cheating girlfriend's heartthrob, Donald finds himself reincarnated within the body of a weak hunter in another universe. He somehow is bestowed with a system upon his death and got transmigrated by its powers. In this apocalyptic world where monsters and demons thrive, Donald must complete every mission the system asks him to do in order to become more powerful and have his revenge on those who scorned him—even if he has to destroy the world to achieve this. And even if he has to become a villain to become more powerful, he is willing to walk that path. After all, humanity is already sunken beyond redemption. This is the purpose of the system—the Renegade System with which he awakened!

For three long years, Ethan Vance was the invisible, abused househusband of the arrogant Miller family. He drove a cheap delivery scooter, took their harsh slaps, and cleaned their toilets without a single word. Why? Because of a secret vow made to his grandfather. The Millers treated him worse than a stray dog, and on Chloe Miller's grand birthday party, they finally threw him away like trash. They forced him to sign a twenty million dollar debt waiver and even threatened to turn off his dying sister's hospital life support just so Chloe could marry a wealthy corporate prince. But tonight, the three-year vow is officially over. The moment Ethan steps out into the pouring rain, a fleet of ten black luxury sedans blocks the entire street, and hundreds of elite bodyguards drop to their knees to welcome back the supreme heir of the nation's largest empire. With a solid gold card in his hand, Ethan is no longer the family dog. He is the ultimate tyrant who owns the banks, the land, and the very air his enemies breathe. Now, the Millers and their wealthy allies are begging in the dirt for a single drop of water. They wanted a war, but they have no idea that Ethan Vance now owns their very souls. How far will they crawl when they realize the beggar they trampled is the king of the world?

His blind brother was murdered, yet the Anderson family called it an accident. Soren Anderson knew they were lying. Two years ago, Charles Anderson was found dead in the sea. His body had been so badly damaged that almost nothing remained that could be used to identify him. The Anderson family quickly buried him and declared his death an unfortunate accident. But before Charles died, he sent Soren one final letter. “Soren, they are going to kill me.” Then he disappeared. Soren never got the chance to save him. For the next two years, Soren secretly searched for the truth while serving on the battlefield. He fought wars, commanded fleets, and rose through the military ranks until he became the youngest four-star admiral in Westland. Then he returned to Nucus—not as the powerless orphan the Anderson family once looked down on.

Thorne Black died a nobody, just a desperate grave robber trying to reclaim dignity for his family after the Holy Kingdom of Solace destroyed their graves to build its shining cathedrals. But death was not the end. Reborn as an undead bound to the Necro Overlord System, he awakens with one terrifying power: to harvest souls and raise an army from the dead. As Thorne’s power grows, so does his ambition. Villages fall, outposts crumble, and battlefields rise again under his command as he builds a relentless undead legion to tear Solace apart. But standing in his path is Sister Elara, a death priestess sworn to guide souls to rest. Unlike the others, she sees something unsettling in Thorne, not just a monster, but a man shaped by injustice. As their paths collide, faith begins to crack, and the line between justice and vengeance blurs. If the kingdom that claims to protect the living is built on the bones of the forgotten, then who is the true villain, and when the dead rise to reclaim what was stolen, will Thorne become the savior of the fallen… or the very tyrant he set out to destroy?

Kael Varyn was four when the Cult of Akary slaughtered his family. Twelve years of brutal training later, he has become something unprecedented: a Contractor with an Infinite Soul, able to carry more than one contract. Every enemy he kills makes him stronger — but each stolen entity leaves behind whispers of borrowed memories, threatening to drown who he is. As he hunts the cult across a world where humans bargain with Fifth-Dimensional beings for power, Kael discovers the slaughter of his family was only the first move in a centuries-long plan to tear the barrier between worlds wide open. To stop it, he'll have to unlock a Soul-Bound contract with Liciferous, an entity so dangerous the gods themselves fear him. But the cost of that power might be the last piece of himself. The Contractors is a dark fantasy about whether a person is defined by the power they wield — or the choices they make when it matters most.

Ethan who was a former soldier was called by his friend alerting him on the state of the city being overrun with wired looking creatures. Ethan not sure of what was happening find himself roaming the street lost and in search of his sister. He remembered she was all he had and knew he had to find her. At the point of being overrun and killed by the zombie, Ethan received help from a powerful system that was ready to help him last through the storm and restore balance to the planet. Will he give in to the system or use it to his own advantage