Nobody

Kang Tae-jun spent six years being treated like a nobody by the wealthy family he married into. Then his wife divorced him in front of a photographer and left him with nothing but forty-seven dollars and a shattered pride. What she didn't know was that Tae-jun was the only heir to Kangseong Holdings, a hidden billionaire empire his father had kept secret from him for thirty years. Now the man they humiliated controls the company powerful enough to crush everything they built. But Tae-jun's inheritance comes with a deadly secret: his father wasn't killed by accident. His murder was connected to a hidden council controlling Hanseong from the shadows—and Tae-jun may have inherited more than an empire. With enemies closing in, a mysterious female auditor carrying secrets of her own, and his ex-wife's powerful new fiancé standing between him and the truth, Tae-jun begins a war that will shake the entire city. They thought they had thrown away a worthless husband. They were wrong. They created the man who would take everything from them.

When Corwin comes home to bury his father, the whole city already has a name for him: the servant's son. His father spent thirty years bowing to the Renfrew family, and now that debt has landed on Corwin in the cruelest way possible, a forced engagement to Isabelle Renfrew, daughter of the house that owns everything, including the small room his father used to sleep in. Isabelle hates him on sight. Her cousin Vivienne mocks him at every turn. Her uncle Desmond treats him like dirt on a shoe. Nobody in that house knows that the quiet man they humiliate every day is not a beggar hoping to marry into money. He is Corwin Ashford, the last living heir of the Sterling Group, a name powerful enough to buy the Renfrew empire twice over and still have change left. He came home to bury his father. He stays to bury the shame they tried to bury him under. But love was never part of the plan, and somewhere between the insults and the silence, Isabelle Renfrew becomes the one thing his revenge did not account for.

The sky cracked, gravity started charging rent, and Dax Calloway woke up in the wreckage of his own city with a class nobody wants: Attrition Tank, a build that gets stronger only after it nearly dies. Six months later, survival isn't measured in food or fuel — it's measured in a number stamped over every living head, and the man sitting at #1 on that number is Marcus Reyes, the soldier Dax bled to keep alive in two different wars. Marcus doesn't purge the weak because the System told him to. He does it because he's convinced it's mercy. And Dax — still just trying to keep people breathing — is now the highest-profile liability on his old friend's ledger. To save what's left of his people, Dax has to climb a leaderboard he never wanted to be on, fast enough to reach the man at the top before the man at the top decides to erase him. But the deeper Dax fights into the Grid, the clearer it becomes: the Leaderboard was never the game. It's a harvest list — and the countdown is almost at zero.

"Give your mask to Mike. He's important. You're just a firefighter." Derek removed his mask. Carried them both down three floors. A beam crushed his leg. His wife walked away without looking back. He limped home. Found Mike in his pajamas. Erin cooking steaks she never once made for him. "Do you love me?" "You gave me credibility. I gave you a life you couldn't afford. A fair exchange." She slapped him when he asked for divorce. Not because she loved him. Because his timing ruined her keynote speech. A wildfire swallowed an entire county. Derek walked into the deadliest sector. Nobody expected him to survive. Erin ordered sushi with Mike. But Derek didn't die. He pulled a stranger from a burning house and shielded him with his own body. That stranger was Jerry Black. The DNA test confirmed the impossible. The firefighter she left to die was the missing heir to a quadrillion-dollar empire.

At midnight, something unbelievable happened to Jericho Matthew. His phone and laptop lit up like fireworks numbers kept rising faster than he could blink. In just one second, he made $25 billion. A minute later, it was $900 billion. Before the first hour ended, his account showed a jaw-dropping $900 trillion. And the crazy part? Jericho was asleep the whole time, completely unaware that his life was changing forever. He used to be a nobody, an ordinary worker treated like dirt by the rich family he served. But overnight, Jericho became the richest man alive, holding more money than the world could even count. Now, with power beyond imagination, Jericho can change everything, his past, his future, and the people who once looked down on him. But power always comes with a price, and not everyone wants to see him rise. From broke to unstoppable, Jericho Matthew’s story proves that one night can change everything,if you’re brave enough to face what comes next.

Ryan Cole gave the Lin family everything. His loyalty, his career,and a bullet that should have killed him. They gave him nothing back but a quiet demotion and a fabricated scandal, then sent three men to finish the job in a back alley. "This isn't personal," one of them says, right before his boot finds Ryan's ribs. "Funny," Ryan spits through blood. "Feels pretty personal from down here." He should have died there. Instead, something else wakes up. ‘THE LIQUIDATION SYSTEM HAS BONDED TO YOU.’ It does not reward violence. It feeds on something far more dangerous, the losses of everyone who ever wronged him. Every ruined contract, every broken alliance, every enemy who underestimates him, all of it becomes fuel for his rise. "I am not an app," the system informs him. "Could've fooled me," Ryan mutters back, and the war begins. From a broke, blacklisted nobody to the founder of an empire no one saw coming, Ryan Cole is done staying quiet. The men who destroyed him are about to learn what it costs to lose to him.

​When the Mana Collapse comes, the surface world will burn. Everyone knows it—except the elites who siphon the realm's energy to fuel their lavish lifestyle, discarding the working class the moment their Mana Veins burn out. ​Han was one of those working-class casualties: a top-tier Logistics and Barrier Strategist betrayed by the High Hero and left for dead. But Han didn't die. Equipped with precise foresight and an intimate understanding of the realm’s architectural flaws, he purchases the dead obsidian mine nobody wants. ​Under the guise of a failing, debt-ridden mining venture, Han recruits the forgotten: blacklisted dwarven blacksmiths, overworked construction laborers, and discarded healers whose mana is deemed "insufficient." Deep below the surface, they aren't just digging for ore; they are constructing Sanctuary—a fully automated, geothermal-powered underground metropolis protected by God-tier mana barriers. ​When the Mana Collapse hits and mutated beasts devour the surface, the corrupt Hero flees underground, demanding absolute control over the last safe zone. He expects a cave full of peasants. Instead, he marches straight into a God-grade kill-zone built by the very people he threw away.

They thought the past was dead. They were wrong. When Dr. Adrian Cole discovers an extinct plant growing in the forest outside Evergreen City, he knows something impossible is happening. But the plant is only the beginning. Soon, creatures that vanished thousands of years ago begin returning, and a terrifying warning left behind by his father reveals that the danger will grow worse under the full moon. Nobody believes Adrian. Not the authorities, not the scientists, and certainly not the people who think his father's experiments were nothing but madness. With time running out, Adrian joins forces with four teenagers who share his passion for science. Their search for answers leads them to a restricted scientific archive, missing research pages, and a secret powerful enough to change everything they know about the past. Their only hope lies in an unfinished time machine and the truth behind his father's mysterious disappearance. But as the creatures grow more aggressive and Evergreen City edges toward destruction, Adrian discovers that the past has secrets no one was meant to uncover. To save humanity, he must finish what his father started before the world he knows becomes extinct.

Why are some more privileged than others? Why do others have easier lives as compared to others? Why do some people struggle and toil while others have life handed to them on silver platter? Right from the start, Memphis had it rough on Earth. From the death of his parents and siblings, his loneliness and also his eventual death. Life didn't treat him fairly and everyday was war and trouble for him. After his death, Memphis is given a second chance by the goddess Daphne as she had pity for him and his plight back on earth. Thus, Memphis reincarnated, this time not as a loser or nobody but rather as a favoured son of heaven, a true genius and powerful entity with his sword piercing the skies! Talent? I'm a prodigy! Awesomeness? I'm its daddy! Luck? You might as well call me Luck's lover! Join Memphis on his journey then and watch him make the entire multiverse his! Right from the world of Balvan to the ends of the cosmos! Please if you like my book or have any suggestions, you can send me comments or rate me. Thank you.

Nathan Kane formerly known as Nathan O'Neal is an orphan who was picked up at his tender age by Late Richard Jones, a wealthy business man. After Richards death, Nathan was maltreated, suppressed, humiliated and made object of ridicule and mockery by Mrs Gena, Richard's wife, Luiz, His boss, The University and the whole society as a whole. His nobody identity hunted him but his love for Mabel, the only daughter of Mrs Gena kept him going until the arrival of the rich and powerful family, an old time friends of the Jones. This Family called the Queens has a son called Ethan Queen, a boy just within Nathan's age but was Mabel's childhood friend. His arrival reignited their affection and to Nathan's detriment and sad fate they became lovers. Nathan didn't deal with his emotions as he was carried away by his anger and pain as he went against the the Queens and Jones but what can a spinless shit do to the very powerful family, virtually nothing. He was killed by the Queens but his supposed misfortune turned out to be a fortune for him, his return will surely be a........