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When gamer Glen Johnson gets his head bashed in by local thugs, his spilled blood accidentally binds his soul to a legendary, glitchy "Upgrade Chest" from his favorite RPG. Now, his mundane reality is governed by a troll system that threatens him with absurd curses if he fails bizarre quests. Forced to grind EXP by slaughtering chickens at the local market and crafting HP potions out of supermarket fruit juice, Glen quickly discovers the ridiculous power of his new reality...

For centuries, civilizations have risen only to be harvested by the "True Founder's" automated extinction protocols disguised as gods. When the brutal civil war within their ancient valley shatters their world, siblings Japh and Lira are thrust into a desperate fight for survival. To defeat the corrupted High Warlord, Japh executes a dangerous Complete Divine Fusion with the legendary core—saving his people, but losing his human memories to a cold, unfeeling godhood in the process. Now, anchored only by Lira’s soul-weaving light-tether and her newly forged solar arc-weapon, the siblings must cross the treacherous, monster-infested Storm-Severed Ocean aboard The Aegis Vanguard. Their destination: the celestial capital of the enemy empire. There, they must uncover the terrifying truth behind the divine core, reclaim Japh's lost humanity, and unite their bloodline to shatter the planetary extinction grid before the world burns in eternal dark

In the isolated village of Bellgrave, nineteen-year-old Elias Vale has always lived an ordinary life. Until the night everyone dies. At exactly midnight, the village bell rings thirteen times, shadows swallow the streets, and every person in Bellgrave is killed by an unseen horror. Elias watches his mother and everyone he loves perish before waking the next morning to find them alive again. No one remembers the massacre. But Elias does. As midnight comes again and again, Elias desperately searches for a way to save the villagers. His attempts reveal that Bellgrave is trapped in an ancient supernatural loop, and every death is connected to the mysterious church bell and the forbidden forest surrounding the village. Then he meets Lyra Veyne—a strange girl who remembers the deaths too. Together, they uncover a terrifying truth: Bellgrave is not merely cursed. For centuries, the village has served as a prison for an ancient entity known as the Sleeper. The nightly deaths are the price keeping it imprisoned. Elias's strange ability, Echo, allows him to carry memories and skills from one cycle into the next, making him stronger with every death. But every change he makes to the future costs him a precious memory of his former life. As Elias and Lyra grow closer, he discovers that she has endured the loop for 117 years—and was destined to become its final sacrifice. When the night finally refuses to reset, the Sleeper begins to awaken. To save Bellgrave, Elias must choose between the woman he loves and the world. But instead of sacrificing Lyra, he makes an impossible third choice: he takes the ancient seal into himself, saving the village at the cost of his own existence. Months later, Bellgrave finally experiences a normal midnight. Until Lyra hears a familiar melody—and sees a stranger...

Alex spends a whole year as a delivery boy in a rich house. The family treats him like dirt. Sarah, his wife, pretends to care while she meets another man. Then one night at a birthday party the truth spills out. Alex is not poor. He is the only heir of the powerful Brooks family. The year of hard work was a test. The Anderson family failed it. Now the quiet boy is gone. Alexander Brooks is done being stepped on. The divorce papers come in the morning. The real fight starts right after.

For Noah Davies, it was the end of him. Working twice than he should for his girlfriend only for her to dump him for his boss. At the last minute, a man found him and told him he was not useless after all. He was Cedric, the real heir to Il fuoco empire.

Jake only wanted good grades and a quiet life with the girl he liked. One night at a pool party everything breaks. Lily, the girl he trusted, stands next to a rich guy and tells the whole campus she never knew Jake. Cameras catch every second. Hurt and angry, Jake punches the rich guy and ends up at the police station. That is when a stranger in a suit calls him “Young Master” and tells him he is the missing heir to a huge family fortune. Suddenly Jake has money and power he never asked for. But the real fight is not about money. It is about whether he can face Lily again, stop Ryan from spreading more lies, and decide who he wants to be now that everyone is watching.

For Twenty Two years, Ethan Ashford held his family empire together in silence, unseen and not appreciated. But when a fabricated "REAL SON" returns, Ethan is cast out in a single night. What they don't know is that Ethan is the secret true Heir to his estranged maternal grandfather's $12.8 trillion Empire, Atlas Capital. As Ethan rises to power, he uncovers conspiracies including that of twenty two years in making; the imposter was built by his grandfather's former partner to steal Everything. Now Ethan has to outmaneuver the Enemy while the family who discarded him unravels without ever knowing why.

For eighteen years, Ethan Vance endured humiliation as the unwanted adopted son of one of the city's most powerful families. Mocked by his siblings. Ignored by his parents. Treated like a servant in his own home. Yet behind their backs, Ethan was secretly the mysterious financial genius known only as The Ghost, the man responsible for saving the Vance empire from collapse time and time again. Then the family finally found their "real" biological heir. Without hesitation, they stripped Ethan of everything, threw him out of the mansion, and handed his place to the charming newcomer. What they didn't know was that their precious heir was a fraud. And the son they discarded was worth more than their entire empire combined. As enemies close in and the Vance family spirals toward destruction, the truth begins to surface. The heir they abandoned was the one person holding their world together. Now the family that betrayed him has only one choice: Kneel. Beg. And pray Ethan Vance is willing to save them.

Damon Carter mops the basketball court at Westbridge University and sleeps in a cheap apartment. No one knows his real last name carries a company worth billions. When a fire forces him to use that name, enemies notice. Richard Kane wants the company gone and Damon out of the way. A rich rival appears with a friendly smile. A girl whose father needs surgery starts to matter more than Damon planned. Every quiet choice pulls him deeper into a fight he never asked for. He can walk away and stay safe… or stay and fight for everything his family built.

For twenty-five years, Benedict Vandross gave everything to the Ashcroft family. He sacrificed his dreams to build their billion-dollar empire, worked tirelessly to protect their legacy, and loved them as if they were his own. Yet to them, he was only the quiet young man who never complained, never refused, and never asked for anything in return. Then the family's "long-lost heir" finally comes home. Overnight, Benedict is cast aside. The father he admired no longer looks his way. The mother who unknowingly cherished him is told to forget him. The sister he protected turns against him. Even the woman who promised to spend her life with him chooses the newly returned heir instead. Humiliated, betrayed, and left with nothing, Benedict walks away without a single word. But the Ashcroft family has made one fatal mistake. The son they abandoned was never an outsider. He is the only one who carries the true Ashcroft blood. As old secrets buried for decades begin to surface, a ruthless conspiracy threatens to destroy the empire from within. The "heir" they welcomed may be nothing more than a carefully placed pawn, while the son they threw away becomes the only man capable of saving everything they hold dear. When the truth is finally revealed, will regret be enough to mend a family that buried its own heir? Or will the man they never valued choose to let their empire fall? Sometimes the greatest betrayal isn't losing your family-- it's discovering they never knew who you truly were.