Rebel A Legend

What is justice? In the Utopian man-made society build on the moon. Ishvah , a humble doer. When tragedy struck in his life. He had lost his reason for existence. He became a hero for his followers. A rebel for the authorities. No matter what , he will claim his justice. How he can win from his former masters? He will succeed? Or be condemned?He is aiming for a betterment of their society? Or he just wanted the power, for himself?

what could life ever mean, if you have been living in darkness and pains without knowing your almost the richest man on the planet?

Humanity needed the orders to live in peace... But some of them were corrupted. Danesh Jiwa was fighting against the evil lurking in the shadows to protect humanity. Against the evil created by a treacherous organization and invincible monsters hidden in order. Syndicate... The treacherous organization that betrayed humanity and infiltrated everywhere. They were corrupting the order... And Roots... Bloodthirsty beings from another world... The masterminds of the corruption... Danesh had decided that this order had to change... Humanity had two options. They would keep going to live in this corrupted order or they would rebel and fight with him against the evil...

Jake Cullingham seeks vengeance against the Hendrix family, who sabotaged his father's company. He adopts the identity of Michael Black to infiltrate the family, ultimately becoming Camilla Hendrix's bodyguard. He uncovers the family's deceit and plans his revenge, leveraging his connections to thwart their business endeavors. Despite warnings, Jake persists in his endeavor to exposing the family. With each move, Jake inches closer to avenging his family and reclaiming what he believes is rightfully his.

Young man Seth Yeager learned various skills from his chief in the deep forests and mountains. However, he was later deceived into leaving the mountains. With his extraordinary medical skills and unparalleled martial arts abilities, he defeated all who dared to challenge him and became the dominant figure in the city.

A Gaming legend dies and reincarnates as A NPC who doesn't have control over his own Body. His fate changes by the Mysterious System's appearance, which helps him to reach the Peak when he dies as an NPC.

After his billionaire father is framed by his business rivals, Kagern McHegan spends 3 years in poverty, enduring mockery and humiliation. Even his girlfriend decides to cheat on him, calling him a good-for-nothing boyfriend. At that instant, Kagern's father is found guilty and reclaims his title as the richest man in Cereal City. It's time for Kagern to reclaim his status as a rich kid, too. They will soon regret it.

Lucien was born in a strong magic family, but he couldn’t use magic at all. Because of that, his family didn’t want him and sent him away to a scary place full of old bones and dead monsters. Discarded by his family and stripped of his name, he is exiled to the Eternal Ossuary, a forbidden wasteland where the corpses of fallen gods, ancient demons, and primordial monsters are dumped to rot. To enter is a death sentence; to live there is a curse. But as Lucien steps onto the hallowed, ash-covered ground, a voice resonates in his soul: [Ding! Detected location: The Tomb of the Solar Archangel. Sign in here?] From that day on, Lucien becomes the silent janitor of the gods. While the world’s "geniuses" struggle for crumbs of power, Lucien signs in at the Pit of the Demon King to receive the Abyssal Heart, and at the Throne of the Frost Queen to obtain Absolute Zero Magic.

Aric Blackthorn is cursed by a power that loves him too fiercely, a psychic leviathan with no respect for boundaries—a Devil’s Fruit that warps flesh, mind, and fate. When House Blackthorn is torn apart by ancient betrayals, Aric must master psychic warfare and arcane combat to survive. But the power inside him hungers, and if he gives too much, it might devour everything he holds dear. Devil’s Fruit: I Couldn’t Evolve is a brutal, sensorial journey into love turned monstrous, where sarcasm scythes through blood‑dark magic and each spell is a promise of beauty and violence. Aric Blackthorn awakens in the ruined halls of his ancestral keep, the psychic presence of his Devil’s Fruit thrumming in his mind—a beast that speaks in riddles and carves runic fractures through reality. Determined to reclaim his legacy, he forges uneasy alliances: Seris the shadowsmith, Vira the mercurial envoy, and Kael the steadfast guard. Every encounter sparks a battle of senses and strategy—color‑bleeding mana webs, sigil‑etched swords, psychic pressure like thunder in the veins. As Aric climbs the ladder of power, House Blackthorn fractures under envy, and rival factions—Elowen’s hollow‑vein cult, Garrick’s iron‑sigil enforcers, Thane’s dread‑spiral cabal—seek to claim the psychic core within him. But when his psychic companion Lysander whispers that love is the greatest threat, Aric must choose: let the fruit consume him, or turn its monstrous devotion into salvation. Sacrifices will bleed sincerity, sarcasm will break bones, and comedy will red‑raw the absurdity of power.

In the quiet town of Crestwood, nestled deep within the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, a chilling legend had haunted the residents for generations. It was a tale that sent shivers down spines, a story spoken in hushed tones around flickering bonfires on the night of the autumn equinox—a night when the boundary between the known and the unknown blurred, and the very air seemed charged with an eerie energy. The legend spoke of the "Footprint," an enigmatic and unsettling phenomenon that occurred like clockwork, as reliable as the seasons themselves. Every year, on that fateful night, the Footprint would reappear, etching itself into the rocky soil near the edge of town. It was a single, enormous footprint, larger than any man's, with distinct arches and toes that appeared impossibly human. And yet, it was a relic from the past—a past filled with mystery, uncertainty, and dread. What secrets did the otherworldly glow and the reemergence of the Footprint hold?