Rise Of The Infinite Sovereign

Han Sen was the "Invincible Man" of Nova-Tech, a bottom-tier runner, who took the fall for executive failures just to pay his sister’s ICU bills. He was the man who had nothing, until the CEO’s son took even that, leaving him broken and bleeding in a rain-slicked gutter. But Han Sen didn't die. He woke up with the Absolute Equity System. In a city where the elite treat humans like disposable assets, Han Sen is now the ultimate Auditor. Through his eyes, everything has a visible price tag: from a bodyguard's loyalty and a rival’s luck to a tycoon’s remaining years of life. He isn't interested in joining the one percent. He’s here to liquidate them. From the high-rises of the financial district to the hidden fortresses of ancient martial clans, Han Sen is beginning a cold, calculated climb. He’s done taking the blame—now, he’s collecting the debt. And for those who crossed him, the cost is everything.

In 24 hours, the world will end. The only way to survive is to become a god. William lived through the Mana Calamity, saw humanity shatter, and died a villain. Now, he's back, waking up one day early, armed with perfect knowledge of the future. He knows the truth: when the apocalypse hits, every object on Earth will be converted into a collectible Skill Card, granting its owner superpowers. The clock is ticking. Before the cities crumble and the monsters awaken, William must execute a meticulous plan to claim the absolute cheat codes: the Infinite cards. His first target is the Infinite Mana card, held deep within the Statue of Liberty and protected by a monstrous guardian. He’s not the only one who remembers the past. With a powerful rival regressor already on his trail and the timeline accelerating faster than he recalls, William is forced into desperate fights, uneasy alliances, and an accidental romantic contract with a beautiful girl harboring a terrifying, beast-attracting curse. He has the knowledge. He has the ambition. Now, he just needs to survive One Day Early.

Far away from Earth, a sovereign dies, risking his life to protect all of creation. On Earth, the heir of a very prominent family dies by the machinations of unknown enemies. Either due to coincidence or something supernatural, the Sovereign awakens in the body of the deceased heir. Stuck with the memories of his past life as well as the life of the new body's previous owner, this Sovereign vows to mete out punishment to those guilty. With the aid of his System granting him a variation of arsenals at his disposal, Sovereign Yen will climb to the top to reclaim his place at the top as well as find the source of his second chance, the one known as The Supreme One!

In the first apocalypse timeline, he trusted the wrong people, gave away what little he had, and was betrayed when food became more valuable than human life. Death came quietly—without heroism, without meaning. Then time rewound. Kyle wakes minutes before the world collapses, reborn with all his memories intact—and a system no one else possesses: the Infinite Supplies System. Food. Water. Weapons. A private Paradise Space untouched by ruin. But abundance comes with a rule carved in cold logic: nothing is free. Supplies can only be unlocked through Emotional Function Points. As cities fall and boys’ survivor zones are wiped out, a sealed girls’ campus becomes an island of desperation. Kyle alone can move freely through the apocalypse. He doesn’t force obedience. He waits. Hunger does the work. Cleaning earns meals. Labor earns water. Emotion—fear, shame, gratitude, desire—determines how much. Six girls stand at the center of this fragile balance: a campus beauty hiding terror behind smiles, an ice-cold strategist who refuses to beg, a fallen heiress desperate to reclaim control, an arrogant provocateur who thrives on chaos, a kind healer who sacrifices herself too easily, and a hardened survivor who refuses to be owned. Between them, alliances form and fracture. Submission becomes strategy. Strategy becomes betrayal. Kyle’s relationships with them are never simple. He is their provider, their ruler, their shield—and, increasingly, their moral problem. As the system rewards cruelty more efficiently than kindness, Kyle begins to realize a terrifying truth: the system doesn’t care about survival. It cares about consumption. When outside survivor factions finally make contact and the system escalates beyond Kyle’s control, he is forced to choose—declare himself sovereign over a starving world, or challenge the very system that keeps everyone alive. And the system is already watching how he decides.

Death was supposed to be a car crash. Instead, it was a bloody courtyard and a fractured skull. Lu Chen woke up in a savage cultivation world where absolute power dictates the right to breathe. He inherited the body of a discarded heir, a murdered mother, and a stepfamily eager to bury him to secure their own rise. They think he is a powerless cripple. They think the game is over. They are wrong. The exact cheat software Lu Chen coded in his past life crossed over with him. The Titan Engine bypasses reality constraints, rewriting flawed martial arts into heaven-tier techniques and granting root access to his own body. Armed with a shattered meridian and administrator privileges, Lu Chen is about to show this ancient world the terror of a modern hack. [Welcome to the server. Your rules no longer apply.]

After regressing ninety-nine times, Flint failed to save the ninety-nine worlds he had been in. This is his final regression and with this comes even greater disaster. Accompanied with a system, Flint scales through magical trials and powerful opponents just to bring serenity to his last world, so he can finally return home.

"Just leave him. He’s a scavenger—his life is worth less than the loot he carries." Those were the last words Lucian heard before his teammates slammed the dungeon’s iron doors, leaving him broken and bleeding in the dark. To the world’s elite Hunters, Lucian was just a "human trash bag," a Rank-F nobody meant to clean up their messes. But as the monsters closed in to feast on his flesh, a cold, mechanical voice echoed in his mind: [Ding! Life Force at 1%. Survival Instinct Detected.] [The God-Level Scavenger System is initializing...] [Target Detected: Corpse of a High-Rank Demon.] [Would you like to 'Recycle' it? (Y/N)] With nothing left to lose, Lucian reached out. [Recycle Successful! You have gained: 1,000+ Strength and the SSS-Rank Skill: Abyssal Devourer!] While others fight for glory, Lucian grows stronger by picking up what they throw away. Broken legendary swords? Recycle into Divine Artifacts. Trash-tier mana stones? Synthesize into Origin Cores. The corpses of gods? Extract their immortality. Now, Lucian is returning from the abyss. He isn't just coming back to survive—he's coming back to recycle every Hunter who ever looked down on him. "You called me trash? Fine. Let me show you how a scavenger cleans up the world."

In a world where strength is everything, Chu Shu begins as a lowly apprentice with zero talent for martial arts. But he possesses a hidden edge: an attribute panel that tracks his Comprehension. ​By mastering even the most "useless" basic skills to perfection, Chu Shu can permanently evolve his mind. While others hunt for rare pills, he rewrites his own destiny one skill at a time. In the race for immortality, talent is born, but comprehension is earned.

On the night of Kael Draven’s birth, the skies split in two. The moon turned blood-red, the Veil of Aegis—the sacred barrier protecting the kingdom of Eryndor—shattered, and demons poured into the realm, slaughtering thousands. His mother died in childbirth, and the High Hierophant Malrick, leader of the Sanctum of Luminar, declared the newborn child the source of the calamity. From that moment, Kael was branded the “cursed child,” a walking omen of doom. His noble family disowned him, his name erased from their records, while his younger brother Aelric was exalted as the chosen heir. Kael grew up in chains, spat upon by peasants and nobles alike, humiliated in public festivals, and treated as less than a dog. His only friend was Fang, a scarred stray dog who shared his pain. Yet fate had other plans. During the grand trial, where Kael was condemned to die by being devoured by a monstrous beast in the royal arena, the curse mark on his body ignited. A fading celestial spirit, Elyndra, bonded with him, and his soul unlocked the Eclipse Codex, a divine system hidden within the mark. What the world called a curse revealed itself as a path to power. Despised by all, betrayed by blood, and hunted by the temple, Kael will rise from scorned trash to savior of Eryndor. The curse they fear is the only hope of salvation against Umbraxis, the Eternal Hunger—the primordial evil sealed at Kael’s birth, now stirring once again.

X, that's what he's called during the mission. The man who has become an assassin in a country suddenly gets an unexpected attack and dies in a cliché until his soul occupies the body of a poor man who only lives with his-in-laws. Dominic Louzen is a poor son-in-law who his wife does not even love. But, unfortunately, X occupies Louzen's body without getting any memories from the body owner. "Oh Shit! How can I occupy the body of a poor son-in-law like him?" Not only that, living with a fussy and demanding in-laws made X choose to leave. Relying on his killing skills to get money, X came a cross an organizations that brought him to reality. "Me, your leader?!" Who is Louzen? Is there a particular reason X occupies his body? So, how does X, who occupies a new body, begin his life journey to become the identity of Louzen?