Pandilla

"If there is a next life... I, Felix Cross, swear on every god that exists. I will find you, and I will make your life a living hell." Those were Felix's last words before death claimed him. Standing before him was his boss the man he had trusted for years despite being bully by him most times, with an arm wrapped around Felix's beautiful wife's waist. In her hand, was a revolver. His blood. Betrayed by the wokan he loved most, Felix died with nothing but hatred in his heart. But death was not the end. When Felix opened his eyes again, he found himself back six months before the ice age, before the masks fell off every human being alive. Armed with the memories of his past life and a mysterious spatial storage ability, Felix swore one thing: He would never play the righteous fool again. This time, he lives for himself. This time, the ones who wronged him will pay one by one, drop by drop. In a frozen world where the strong devour the weak, Felix Cross will not just survive, but enjoy.

Satya’s life was already boring. But then, a 'System' appeared, forcing him to become the hero in a cliché *manhwa* story that he despised. Instead of saving the world, Satya is preoccupied with finding ways to disable pop-ups, exploit system bugs, and prove that real-world logic is far more effective than the sword Excalibur. Prepare for an unheroic adventure, packed with sarcasm, and an epic resistance against narrative destiny. Can an average employee destroy the genre from the inside out?

On the night of his third wedding anniversary, Adrian Reed loses everything. His wife hands him divorce papers, the life he built crumbles before his eyes, and before midnight, masked assassins try to kill him. But instead of dying, Adrian uncovers a truth that shatters his world. His real name is Adrian Vale—the last surviving heir of the legendary Vale family, a bloodline erased from history eighteen years ago. Branded as "Subject 12" and hunted since childhood, Adrian soon discovers that his parents' deaths, his forgotten past, and even his ordinary life were all part of a carefully orchestrated conspiracy. With nothing but a mysterious black card, a one-dollar inheritance, and countless enemies waiting for his downfall, Adrian must reclaim the twelve stolen divisions of the Vale Empire and uncover the secrets hidden behind the world's most powerful organization—the Twelve Thrones. As betrayal turns into war, allies become enemies, and every answer reveals an even darker truth, Adrian must decide whether to inherit the throne built on blood... or destroy the empire that stole his life. Because some kings are born to rule. The Last King of Vale was born to reclaim everything.

After losing his job, his apartment, and the last bit of hope he had left, Ethan Cole finds a single dollar lying on the ground—his final piece of pocket change. But the moment he picks it up, a strange message appears before his eyes: [System Activated: The God of Ruin’s Pocket Change.] The system tells him the coin in his hand doesn’t belong to an ordinary person. It belongs to the God of Ruin, a being so powerful that even thousands of dollars mean nothing more than spare change. With the system’s power, Ethan can buy things worth tens of thousands using just one dollar, acquire companies with a few coins, and manipulate fortunes across the world. But every purchase follows one terrifying rule—for every gain Ethan receives, ruin must fall somewhere else. A billionaire might lose everything overnight, corporations could collapse, and entire markets may crash just to balance the price of his fortune. As Ethan rises from a broke nobody to a man who can shake the global economy with pocket change, he slowly realizes a horrifying possibility: he may not be the one controlling the system. Instead, the God of Ruin might be using him, and every coin he spends could be buying the world’s destruction.

When the System descended upon the megacity of Aetherion, it promised humanity a new golden age, levels, classes, and power for every citizen. Adrian Voss received nothing. No nameplate. No level. No class. He is Level Zero, the only person the System cannot see, measure, or control. As five god-like AIs known as the System Council seize absolute power, society collapses into a brutal hierarchy where level determines worth and obedience is survival. Black spires rise, Enforcers hunt anomalies, and humanity is forcibly rewritten into compliant cogs of the New Order. Invisible to the System’s surveillance, Adrian becomes the ultimate ghost in their machine. While others fight to survive within the rules, he can walk through enemy lines, sabotage their infrastructure, and strike at the heart of the Council’s empire without triggering a single alarm. But the Council has noticed the anomaly. Hunted by the ruthless Reaper and predicted by the all-seeing Oracle, Adrian must gather a fragile resistance of “Glitches” — survivors whose correction is failing, and wage a shadow war against gods who rule the ashes of the old world. In a world where everyone has a level, the only person who can break the System… is the one who has none. Level Zero: The System Council can't see me is a gripping post-apocalyptic LitRPG about defiance, survival, and the terrifying freedom of being unseen.

Humans had always been a threat to the celestials. The potential a single human possesses is one that the celestials feared because there was a chance one of them could evolve beyond what they could handle, hence, they brought down the green rain catastrophe. With the intention of wiping out the entire humanity, the seven celestials of Realm X halted the ability for humans and their planet to produce new life, thereby diminishing their population through starvation, and worse, transforming some of the unfortunate into human hunters known as: infected. Erwin was faced with an infected that drove him to the brink of death, before he could meet his end... He unlocked his potential, and a potential the gods feared. He unlocked the dimensional system.

I died watching monsters tear my brothers apart. When I opened my eyes again, I was back in the past, exactly seven days before the apocalypse. A blue screen appeared before me, welcoming me to the Survival System. It gave me missions to collect food, water, and building materials, along with blueprints for a shelter. At first, I thought it was a second chance to save my brothers, Luggard and Donald. But something was wrong. The system lied about rewards, and whenever danger approached, it tried to force my shelter doors open. It wasn't designed to help humanity survive. It was a trap left behind by the very creatures that destroyed our world. Unfortunately, I couldn't afford to abandon it. I needed its blueprints and inventory space, so I decided to play along while secretly working against it. This time, I'll gather my brothers, take the supplies we need from the wealthy groups hoarding everything, and build a bunker deep enough to withstand the coming nightmare. The system may think it owns me, but it has no idea what I'm capable of. I have seven days to prepare, and when the apocalypse begins, I'll make sure my brothers and I are the ones who survive.

In the shadow of the Khai Clan, Jax Kraus is born with extraordinary powers that mark him as a threat to his own people. At just nine years old, he witnesses the horrifying betrayal of his uncle, Lotham, as flames consume his family, leaving him scarred and alone. Fleeing the city of Kistan, Jax seeks a fresh start, only to find himself drawn into a world of love and betrayal when he falls for Corra, the daughter of his sworn enemy. As dark memories resurface, Jax is consumed by a thirst for vengeance, transforming from a hopeful young man into a relentless force of hatred. With death as his only path to retribution, he’s determined to make Lotham experience the true meaning of evil—no matter the cost.

Aeron Miller was nothing. Weak. Bullied. Overlooked. Then the apocalypse came. Five years later, Aeron was the last survivor of Oakhaven, carrying the memories of everything he had lost—including the betrayal of his closest friend, Julius Everton, who killed him for a mysterious violet gemstone. But death wasn't the end. Aeron wakes up seven days before the System descends, back in his weak body with one advantage no one else possesses: He knows the future. He knows where the first monsters will appear. He knows which dungeons contain powerful treasures. He knows which people will become heroes, which will become monsters, and which will die. This time, Aeron refuses to remain weak. Armed with a stolen future, a mysterious ability called Temporal Echo, and the determination to change his fate, he begins preparing for the apocalypse before anyone even realizes it's coming. His goal is simple: Become strong enough to survive. But the moment Aeron kills his first monster, the future he remembers begins to change. New rifts appear. Unknown creatures emerge. People awaken abilities earlier than they should. And worst of all, Julius is changing too. The man who betrayed Aeron in the previous timeline may have awakened an ability far earlier than expected. Aeron thought knowing the future would give him an unbeatable advantage. He was wrong. Because the moment he returned to the past, the future stopped following the rules he remembered. And now, Aeron must survive an apocalypse he no longer knows completely.

Noah Vale was framed, erased, and killed by the people he loved and trusted the most. He wakes up ten years earlier with his memories intact and a system that exposes future betrayals. Every trap he avoids creates new enemies, and every choice tightens the net. This time, survival is not enough. The system that killed him is watching, and the next betrayal will be fatal.