Only I Am A Necromancer

“Don’t complain when the lights go out…” These were the words that came out of his mouth before he calmly exited the office. Josh Summers, a typical nobody, a medical instructor, is pushed aside by his wife, Lauren Forrest, when she sees that she has reached the very pinnacle of her career. She saw him as nothing but ‘Deadweight…’ But then everything turns upside down when, on the very day she had been dreaming of, she sees him standing with the top dogs of the city. Josh Summers wasn't just a nobody; he was the shadow ruler of Veron, the Hidden Ace, and the blade that held the underworld together. He had chosen a quiet life to stay with his wife; for three years, he played instructor at the clinic. But now, he is back, and with his resurfacing, the underworld is shaking— threats are awakening, and new enemies and allies are being born. Will Josh continue to rule over his Empire of Ash and Gold?

Ramon Fajar is transmigrated into a dying world as a low-level necromancer. Bound by a Soul Contract System, he must gain voluntary consent to raise the dead, or face their violent wrath. His only hope for redemption lies in saving Beatriz, a survivor suffering from a terminal necrotic plague, before the system marks her as his next mindless servant.

EUGENE SIDERNUM thought life was nothing than a living hell for a fresh orphan like him. People looked down on him as he was something disgusting to be existed. But everything changed after he find out that a half of him was a god! He was a demigod—confirmed by the cosmic. He came to Olympiades Academy hoping life would be easier, but it wasn’t far different since he was a son of Hephaestus—a barely recognized god. Mockery came like subtle winds slipping into every hole in the walls, making Eugene work even harder only to get a recognition by 12 GREAT OLYMPUS. However, instead of getting recognition, he spread wary to every corner of Olympus Realm when they saw Eugene for the first time. In the mere demigod's eyes, he was just a Hephaestus’ Son; but for 12 Great Olympus, he came as a warning and reminder about something they should never forget.

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?

Darwin was the only son of the Andersons, he was next in line for the family's billions, until one day, his half brother from his Father's former affair, came to claim part of the riches, he was no longer the only heir, he had switched to the other son.

Jasper had already died once. In his previous life, he was a rising actor whose career was destroyed after he was falsely accused of murder. Betrayed by the people closest to him, he eventually died with nothing left behind. When he opened his eyes again, he found himself inside a cultivation novel he had read from beginning to end. Worse, he had become Jasper Stoneheart, a useless young master destined to die during the early stages of the original story. But Jasper knew the plot. He knew which families would rise and fall, which characters would become legends, and which places would eventually turn into killing grounds. With that knowledge, he decided that his second life would be different. He didn't care about becoming the strongest cultivator in existence. After everything he had experienced, all Jasper wanted was a peaceful life where nobody knew his name. With the help of a mysterious system and a strange blindfold containing the Eye of the Void, Jasper began changing his fate. Six years later, he finally believed he had succeeded. Living as a blind man in a quiet village, Jasper had a loving wife, a daughter, and the peaceful home he had always wanted. His cultivation remained hidden, and the world had forgotten he existed. Unfortunately, Jasper had made one mistake. He never realized that the village he escaped to wasn't outside the story. It was at the very heart of it. His gentle wife hides a terrifying identity, the original protagonist is still following his destined path, and the empire Jasper unknowingly lives within is destined to become the greatest battlefield in the novel. Jasper thought he had escaped his fate. Instead, he became the Emperor standing at its center.

Betrayed and humiliated. Robert was seen as the student who fell from grace after the death of his adopted father. Many referred to him as the Emmetts’ adopted bastard. Some saw him as the bad luck that led to the death of his adopted father. All of these put Robert in a downtrodden position where he is mocked and trampled upon by any and everyone. His girlfriend dumped him for his cousin, and the Emmetts expelled him and his adopted family into abject poverty. Unknown to everyone, he wasn’t a nobody; he was the Graham heir and the most powerful man in the world as the Master of the Council of Rulers. Just one phone call, and Robert was back to who he truly was and his mind is set on one thing—VENGEANCE!

His wife betrayed and divorced him. Her family humiliated him. With his marriage destroyed and his money gone, Lucas Bennett was left with nothing but a suitcase and $80. Then a speeding truck hit him. When Lucas woke up a week later, his life changed forever. A mysterious Billionaire System appeared before him, revealing a secret that could turn his life upside down. The value of money had changed for him alone. His $80 still held its original purchasing power. To everyone else, the world remained the same. But Lucas had been given an advantage nobody else knew about. Complete missions. Spend money. Claim extraordinary rewards. Build an empire. His first reward? A magnificent mansion that even the richest people had failed to buy. Luxury cars, rare treasures, expensive clothes, and unimaginable wealth were only the beginning. With every mission, Lucas would rise higher, leaving behind the man everyone once looked down on. But what happens when the people who betrayed him discover that the man they threw away has become someone they can no longer reach? They laughed when he had nothing. They will regret it when he has everything. Lucas Bennett is ready to build an empire that will shake the world.

In a world where your class decides your worth, Ravel Ashlock was a Bearer: the lowest class, paid to haul packs into dungeons and carry corpses out. On Meridane, the System reads every seventeen-year-old and writes a class on a plate. Warriors, mages and knights rise. For fourteen years, Ravel carried their luggage and their dead. He buried the people he loved and trusted a party that sold him to the Church the moment he saw what he was never meant to see: a silver thread rising from every corpse, pulled somewhere it should not go. His best friend killed him for it. He wakes at seventeen, on his Reading day. His mother is alive. His sister is eleven. His betrayers have done nothing yet. The plate that once read Bearer now reads Necromancer, Unregistered, a class the System insists does not exist. Regression has not made him strong. He is level one. His old skills live in memory, not muscle. Raising a rat costs him a nosebleed. The Church hunts anything that smells of the grave, and the priest watching him will one day order his death. He knows which dungeons no one has cleared, which heroes will fall, and the day the sky will open. He does not know why death let him go. So Ravel does what a Bearer does. He picks up the dead no one else will touch and asks them, one by one, whether they are finished. Some are not. From the flooded canals of Greywater to courts where gods bargain over worlds, this is the story of a man building an army from promises, a System built to hide a crime, and one question: who decides where a soul goes when it ends?

Ethan Hunter thought that if he could endure the Blake family's mistreatment he would be able to win the love of Thalia Blake, his wife. His 3 years of marriage were filled with insults and Ethan was treated like a slave by them. However, just as Ethan began to fall in love with Thalia, it turned out that Thalia humiliated Ethan in front of the Blake family and filed divorce papers. In fact, Thalia is also pregnant. Unfortunately, it was not Ethan's child, but someone else's. Ethan broke his marriage bond with Thalia, even though it broke his promise to his mentor. However, unbeknownst to Thalia, Ethan had been the one protecting the Blake family from the threat of something very dangerous and unimaginable. "Alright! Don't expect me to protect you. I won't take back my words even if you bow down and kiss my feet."