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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.

Ethan Moore spent ten years being the perfect husband. He worked sixteen hour shifts so his wife Claire could carry designer bags. He paid off his mother in law's credit card debt four times. He covered his brother in law's DUI lawyers, his daughter's private school tuition, and every vacation, every spa trip, every brunch bill that his family racked up without ever once saying thank you. And when he lay dying in a hospital bed with three cracked ribs and a punctured lung, not one of them held his hand. "I called the insurance company this morning. The payout is $750,000, but with the accidental clause, it bumps to 1.2 million." His wife crossed her legs and scrolled through her phone without looking at him once. "What about the stock options from his company? Those vest on death, don't they?" His mother in law leaned against the doorframe with her arms folded. And then his daughter, the girl he carried on his shoulders at county fairs, the girl he stayed up with during thunderstorms, looked up from her phone and said the words that stopped his heart. "You know he's not even my real dad, right? I just want to know if I still get stuff. I really need a new phone." He woke up three years in the past with every memory of his deathbed burned into his brain and a system that returned every dollar he spent tenfold. The man who once apologized to a waiter for sending back cold soup now buys $400,000 suits without blinking. The man who skipped his own father's funeral because his wife said they couldn't afford the flight now carries $20 million in his back pocket. The pushover is dead. And the people who killed him don't even know he's coming.

In the God Domain, cultivators are revered as gods. By comprehending the laws of heaven and earth, they gain the power to control fire, manipulate space, and even challenge death. However, only those recognized by the heavens can walk the path of cultivation. In his previous life, Ethan Cole was rejected by the heavens. Refusing to accept his fate, he devoted years to researching a mysterious energy called Si, believing it could allow ordinary people to cultivate without heavenly recognition. After countless experiments, he finally absorbed a tiny strand of Si. He died instantly. Ten years later, someone discovered his research and continued his work. Generations passed, and Si became the foundation of cultivation throughout the world. Ethan's impossible dream had become everyone's reality. Then, he was reborn as the second prince of the mighty Great Zhou Empire. His birth caused the laws of heaven and earth to gather around him, convincing everyone that he was a once-in-a-millennium genius. But when Ethan witnessed a midwife casually using Si to conjure water, his excitement turned to disbelief. **WHO STOLE MY IDEA?!** Determined to uncover the truth, Ethan begins investigating the origins of Si. However, his discoveries reveal that his research has been altered, ancient records have been erased, and the heavens are hiding something terrifying. Worse, Si may possess a consciousness of its own. As powerful cultivators, royal conspiracies, and the mysterious Heavenly Registrar turn their attention toward him, Ethan must uncover the truth behind his first death. The heavens rejected him once. Now, they fear what he might remember.

Jordan Malik thought his marriage could still be saved—until he caught his wife in the arms of a wealthy hotel owner and watched her choose that man in front of everyone. Beaten, humiliated, and discarded, Jordan refuses to walk away with nothing. He joins forces with Jezelle Mills, a beautiful colleague trapped in an equally twisted marriage. Together, they begin collecting secrets, setting traps, and turning their enemies’ darkest desires against them. Jordan’s revenge starts with a hidden camera. It will end with his enemies ruined—and their empires in his hands.

The good-for-nothing son-in-law hides his powers and influences forever. When his wife is insulted, he decides to break through his real face.

At Lugard Ford’s prestigious graduation ceremony, all eyes turn when Ethan kneels before his girlfriend, ring in hand. But instead of joy, her sneer cuts deeper than any blade. She mocks his poverty, flaunts her billionaire heir new lover, and crushes his heart in front of the entire school. What she doesn’t know is that Ethan is no ordinary man. By family law, he was forbidden to reveal his true identity before graduation. Tomorrow, he inherits 70% of the world’s wealth. Today, she spits on him. Humiliated but unbroken, Ethan vows never to chase her again. Instead, he will rise—not with his family’s fortune alone, but with his own strength. Yet shadows lurk in wealth and power: hidden enemies, betrayals, and a core struggle that money alone can’t fix. And when his ex realizes the truth.it might already be too late.

Dumped by his girlfriend, Ethan Vance, the chairman of the world's top multi-billion-dollar luxury brand company HVXL with Argus vision uses his powers and influence to bring down arrogant bullies, and while doing that he was winning the heart of the high school’s most popular girl.

Frank Ashford was supposed to change the world, not clean up after it. Once a top graduate with limitless potential, life beat him down until he was invisible, just a janitor in the glass towers of MorganTech. But everything changes the night he stumbles upon a hidden code deep in the system, one that wasn’t meant to be found. The code unlocks more than just corporate data, it unravels a legacy of betrayal, corporate warfare, and a shadowy kill list. Rewarded with an improbable promotion, Frank is pushed into the CEO’s chair… and into a silent war brewing behind boardroom doors. Someone wants him dead, Someone else wants to use him, And the one woman who could save him might be the one he loses forever. One janitor, One code. One corporation on the brink. In a world where power is encrypted, the truth could get you killed.

Adrian Blackthorne was an ordinary man who loved a fantasy novel. He knew every character, every battle, every hidden secret. And he hated one character above all others: Adrian Blackthorne, the arrogant villain destined to die in disgrace. Then he died. And woke up in that villain's body. Now he has ten months to live. Ten months before the original Adrian's execution. Ten months before the story begins. Ten months to change everything. But when an assassination attempt nearly kills him, something awakens—a mysterious system that grants quests, rewards, and cryptic warnings. It calls him an "Irregular Existence." It knows things it shouldn't. And it gives him objectives that contradict everything he remembers. Adrian must survive the Royal Imperial Academy, where he's hated by everyone, trusted by no one, and hunted by a secret organization that decides what is allowed to happen. He must navigate noble politics, dungeon expeditions, and a rivalry with the original protagonist—a hero whose destiny is tied to Adrian's death. But the deeper he digs, the more he realizes the truth: the novel wasn't fiction. It was a record of a previous world. And something ancient is trying to force reality to repeat its predetermined ending. The system isn't just a tool. It's a fragment of a lost civilization's technology—created to test whether one person can break free from fate itself. Adrian doesn't want to be a hero. He just wants to survive. But to survive, he'll have to challenge the very laws of reality. And the system keeps asking the same question: Can you change the ending before the ending changes you?

Tomas Ferro went to prison for money he never stole. His uncle built the frame. His fiancée fed him the intelligence to make it work. His father died of a heart attack that was murder in every way that mattered and in no way that would ever be prosecuted. Five years in a prison he didn't belong in, one cellmate and forty handwritten pages. He walked out with a map of everything his uncle had built and everywhere it was going to fail. He didn't go back for the building. He went back for the debt and he never raised his voice once while he destroyed everything.