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Clint Voyer expected another miserable day at school. Instead, he wakes in Gaia, a world where magic is real, monsters roam the wilds, and kingdoms summon heroes from other worlds. Only something went terribly wrong. The hero summoning meant for another kingdom sends Clint to Grand City instead, where he receives a mysterious System visible only to him. As he struggles to understand his new powers, he finds friendship in the cheerful adventurer Liza and her family, who offer him something he has never truly had before—a place to belong. But Clint isn’t an ordinary Outworlder. The Guild cannot appraise him. Magic fails to identify him. Even the king admits his existence should be impossible. With powerful nations searching for the missing Hero, ancient mysteries beginning to surface, and a System that refuses to reveal its creator, Clint must decide what kind of hero he wants to become. If the world can’t find its Hero… …perhaps it found something even stronger.

Alina awoke in a luxurious room, the wedding gown still clinging to her body. Her head throbbed fiercely, her memories were hazy, and even more startling—a handsome man named Darren was looking at her with a mysterious smile. "Good morning, my wife." Alina panicked. She didn't remember this wedding. She didn't even know Darren. But when she tried to find answers, everyone—including her own mother—assured her that this marriage was real. But something was wrong. Strange dreams began to haunt her every night. Fragments of vague memories felt nonsensical. Whispering voices in her ears. And Darren… that man always watched her with an inscrutable gaze. Who was Darren really? Why did everyone seem to agree that she was indeed his wife? As Alina got closer to the truth, she discovered something more terrifying. Perhaps, it wasn't just Darren who was hiding secrets. Perhaps, she herself wasn't the real Alina.

He watched his mother die. Now the man who killed her wants him dead. For fifteen years, Austin Miller lived for one thing: revenge. By day he’s a quiet real estate consultant. By night he’s a ghost in the system — a brilliant hacker who finally cracks the empire of crime lord Gabriel López. He steals the files that can destroy everything. Then the empire strikes back. A brutal manhunt. A catastrophic crash. A coma. When Austin wakes up, the one thing he needs most is gone — the location of the hidden evidence that can bring López down. Hunted by a merciless syndicate, betrayed by people he trusted, and fighting through shattered memories, Austin must recover the truth before López erases him for good. With his girlfriend Millie, his only friend Jake, and a relentless detective at his side, he has one chance left. Destroy the man who ruined his life… or lose everyone he still has left.

Eldric, an ordinary man with a love for heroic tales, is about to embark on an extraordinary journey. After receiving a much-anticipated game called Great Hero Online (GHO) from his friend Rylan, he eagerly dives into a virtual world of adventure. But what begins as an exciting escape soon turns into a nightmare when Eldric finds himself trapped in the game, unable to log out. The world of GHO is real, and Eldric's new identity as a hero named Dyne comes with unexpected dangers. As monsters, treacherous landscapes, and powerful forces challenge their every move, Eldric and Rylan must navigate this perilous world together. But their greatest battle isn't just against the creatures that roam the land—it's against time itself, as they struggle to find a way back to their rightful world. The price of survival? Sacrifice, heartbreak, and a will to never give up. In this thrilling tale of courage and resilience, Eldric's journey is one of self-discovery, where the line between heroism and humanity is tested at every turn. Will they ever make it back home, or will the world of GHO claim them forever?

I was born during the pandemic and it was not over for the past twenty-five years. Oceans were drained. Trees and flowers were no longer existing. Having water was harder each day that many people chose to die instead of surviving. I envy those people who could afford water— the rich ones and the most privileged people around the world. Poor people liked me were not allowed to get water more than what was intended for us. In other words, it was a system that dividing the rich people with limitless water sources and the poor people with limited water sources. It was a system that we needed to obey or else we might lose the life we were struggling to survive. I wanted to surrender but there was only thing that hindered me from dying— Cardinals of Auresia. It was an online game that I wished was real. There, I could build my own kingdom with my own system. I thought that sanity left me for it seemed real to me. Not until I found out that it was the solution for the suffering of the world.

Elara Thorne is a ghost. As the underworld’s most lethal assassin, she has two rules: never miss, and never get caught. But when the Don of the Rossi Syndicate is murdered, Elara is framed for the kill. Enter Cassian Rossi. The new Don. He is brutal, unforgiving, and out for blood. He kidnaps Elara, chaining her in his basement, promising to break her piece by piece until she confesses. It was his first mistake. Because Elara isn't a victim; she's a weapon. And as the real traitors within Cassian’s family close in, the Don realizes the only way to survive is to unchain the monster in his basement. Soon, the lines between captor and captive blur. Hate melts into a dangerous, consuming obsession. Cassian swore he would kill the woman who destroyed his family but as the true conspiracy unravels, he realizes he will burn the entire world to the ground just to keep her. He kidnapped an assassin to end a war. Instead, he started one.

Death is a conquerable thing for the clan leaders. When a clan leader dies, the gods always grant them resurrection after one year. But, when the whole council is mysteriously killed in an incident, the clans grow more restless than ever before. Any hope for unity among the tribes died with them, and nobody's going to wait for one whole year to get answers. With the council dead, and the gods' throne empty, Alice senses a motive. But, she has no target. Fearing for her own clan, Alice must take the place of her husband, Dante, as leader of the tribe--until Dante himself comes back to life. Without his memories, Aden finds himself alone in Manila with nothing but his name. To himself, he is nothing. To Alice, he just might be the answer she was looking for. Aden and Alice help each other until they both get what they want. For secrecy, the clans use Manila's criminal underworld as a front for their real intentions: a conclusion to the unending battle of the gods.

In futuristic Japan, your worth is measured by one thing: your core. Hunters are born with cores; supernatural power that lets them slaughter beasts from the parallel realm. The weak are left behind. Ichiro Teta was born with the weakest core of all. So he harvests. He collects Mana crystals left behind after the real hunters do the killing. He endures the beatings. He stays invisible. He makes a hard choice; joining the hunt, but where wits only are translated to powerless, Ichiro is still invisible to the world. Until one crystal changes everything. Swallowed in desperation. And the boy with nothing becomes something the world was never meant to see. Strength that terrifies captains. Power that breaks ranks and rules. The government calls it unauthorized. The Shibata clan calls it a threat. The beasts call it prey. But power has a price. And when the people Ichiro swore to protect become targets, he swore to avenge and gain all he has ever lost in ten folds He’s about to devour the darkness itself. Updates daily. Enter the hunt.

"The first step towards the query for the real truth is being able to accept that it might be different from the truth that you believe in." If Ryle wasn't quick enough to use the 3rd Myriad Life: Transmigration, his life would have ended, because Equera, who he considered as his mother, made her consume a potent poison. What made Ryle confused was Equera was in tears and was embracing him as he was taking his last breaths. Would someone who had done an act of betrayal do that? No as an answer would be an understatement. Ryle's magic allowed him to be transmigrated 300 years later in the future and was in the body of Jadren, the 16-years-old young master of the Hlezel Family. As Ryle lived his life as Jadren, he was seeking for the answers behind his death, because instead of being angry, Ryle was instead filled with questions. Ryle believed that Equera would never poison him to death for no reason. Be an audience as he who transmigrated with myriad life, Ryle, embarks on a journey to figure out the truth behind his death. Was Ryle's death an another case of betrayal or there was a purpose behind it?

Ethan's treated real bad by his rich wife, Amelia and her Family . One day, he watched helplessly as his wife cheat on him in their matrimonial bed with another guy, while forced to cook for them and sent on errand to buy condom too: Oh, yes. You must prepare a special dinner tonight. Richard loves the lobster risotto. Don't mess it up this time. And, um, make sure you buy... condom on your way back from the market. You know, just in case." "Condom? And who is Richard? Amelia, this is getting out of hand. I can't keep doing this." "Ethan, don't be difficult. This is what I expect from you. Just do as you're told, and maybe you won't mess things up for once." "I'm not your servant, Amelia. This has to stop. I won't be a part of this anymore." "Oh, please. You're just a lowly cook. Who else would want you? Now, do as you're told, or there will be consequences."