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Losing someone you hold dear right before your eyes is a painful experience. The frustration of not having the strength to fight back nor the ability to take revenge. Those are the suffering Feng Shaotian have experienced at the death of his brother. But with the hope of reviving his dead brother, Feng Shaotian swore to do everything he can to gather all the materials needed. He honed his martial arts skill and managed the talent fruit to gain strength. Will Feng Shaotian be able to bring a miracle and revive his dead brother? Or live in regret for the rest of his life?

My mother died because of a hospital bill I couldn't pay. To keep her treatment going, I traded my idol dreams for a construction helmet, burying my passion under layers of concrete dust.Waking up in 2010 was a miracle. But before I could even hold her, a cold digital voice held her life hostage, forcing me right back onto the stage.[Ding! Main Mission: Register for the StarGlow Survival Show. Failure Penalty: Mother's death becomes irreversible.]I loved music more than life itself, but I swore she would always come first. Now, the universe is forcing me to choose both.

I died in the snow outside her dorm. She learned my name too late. Then she died beside me Then I woke up seven days before the sky turned gray with every memory of how the world ends. Everyone on this campus wears a rank on their wrist. Gold gets a warm bunker. Gray gets scraps. I have nothing. No tag. No family. No name on any list. That's exactly why no one is watching me. I know what's coming. I know who leaves her behind. I know which doors lock and which ones don't. What I don't know is how to speak to the girl I've loved since before this life began. So I do it quietly. A warm coat left at her door. A shift covered. A meal already made. She reads my silence as coldness. She laughs at another man's jokes. And the people who ruined her the first time? They remember too. They woke up just like me and this time they're coming for her before I can reach her. Seven days. Then the sun goes out. Everyone had a title except me. Maybe that's the only reason I'm still alive.

> In a world where 80% of humanity has awakened supernatural talents, life is a brutal competition. College loser Kim Do-hyun is barely surviving on game bots, instant noodles, and debt. That is, until a government-mandated awakening throws him into the spotlight… only to declare his power total trash. Cloning? Level one? Cooldown? One body? What a joke. But this clone is real. It sweats. It works. It eats. And when it trains… Do-hyun's stats increase. Now, while the clone grinds 24/7—running, working, even getting beat up—Do-hyun chills in bed, reaping the rewards. His strength rises. His body transforms. His life begins to change. But power attracts attention. And when an S-Rank hunter known only as The Jumper starts watching, Do-hyun realizes something terrifying: He might not be the only one cheating the system.

Nathan Cole Whitfield lost everything before the old world even had the chance to end, his job, his career, and a strategy game he spent three years building alone that nobody ever noticed. When the sky finally cracks and the world truly ends, he's thrown into the Shattered Flats, a barren wasteland with no law except survival. But the moment his old design journal transforms into the system running this new world, Nathan realizes something terrifying: he isn't just a random survivor. This world was built from his own dead dream, and something, or someone, is hunting down anyone who figures that out.

Arthur was just a janitor in a secret research facility until a catastrophic containment breach turned his mundane shift into a deadly struggle for survival. When a mysterious holographic System interface hijacks his reality, giving him impossible missions and punishing him for failure, Arthur realizes his life is no longer his own. Now, he must fight through mutated horrors, navigate lethal booby traps, and outsmart a cold-blooded AI to find an exit that may not even exist. In this game of survival, the mop is mightier than the sword, and the cleanup is only just beginning.

Cast out as a child, betrayed by blood, and erased from his father’s empire—Adrian DeLuca was never meant to return. To the mafia, he was just a bastard, a mistake, a ghost better left in exile. But ghosts have a way of coming back. Now a cold and calculating lawyer with nothing to lose, Adrian returns to the city that abandoned him. He doesn’t come with guns blazing—he comes with something deadlier: a mind sharpened by years in the shadows, an unshakable will for revenge, and the hunger to tear down the empire brick by brick. His half-brothers rule the DeLuca syndicate with arrogance and cruelty. His father sits on the throne of blood, untouchable. But Adrian knows their secrets, their weaknesses, their sins. He will turn allies into traitors, rivals into pawns, and enemies into stepping stones. Every courtroom victory, every hostile takeover, every life ruined brings him closer to his endgame. But power has a price. The deeper Adrian dives into the underworld, the more dangerous the game becomes. Enemies close in, the law hunts him, and even love becomes a weapon aimed at his heart. In a world ruled by loyalty and blood, Adrian must decide: Will he reclaim the throne as the true heir… or burn the entire empire to the ground and bury his family with it?

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.

In The Culling Game, survival begins at the fall… but death waits at every step. Every year, two hundred lives are stripped from their homes and thrown into the arena for an experiment as old as fear itself. The Culling Trial This year, one name didn’t belong. Kae’s. Illegally marked by his step-aunt’s ruthless blackmail, Kae never should’ve been chosen. Yet he is plunged into the trial with the other candidates, thrust into a labyrinth where everything can kill and every alliance bleeds dry. With the walls of the arena shrinking, there is no place to hide. But the greater danger waits beyond the battlefield. Even if Kae survives the trials, his enemies outside the walls—will ensure he never sees freedom again. To survive, Kae must carve a path through a world designed against him before it's too late for him.

Awakened machines steal souls from the comatose. A dying sun ticks down to oblivion. Alien seeds rain from the sky, birthing ravenous jungles that crave human flesh. In this pulse-pounding apocalypse, a crippled scientist and his sentient AI "daughter" unravel a cycle of cosmic betrayal where salvation demands merging with the enemy, love twists into horror, and one father's choice could doom or redeem a world on the brink of eternal green hell.