Steven Universe Vore

Nathan Cole gave everything to his marriage. He turned down promotions. He emptied his savings. He woke up every morning and chose his family even when his family stopped choosing him back. For six years he told himself that love was a decision, not a feeling, and he kept making it long after Vivienne had quietly stopped. Then came the diagnosis. Progressive Myelin Decay Syndrome. Rare. Degenerative. Expensive to treat. And the optimal window for treatment had almost completely passed, because every time Nathan had tried to get Lily seen, Vivienne had told him he was overreacting. Lily was seven years old. She wanted one thing for her birthday. Not gifts. Not a party. Just her mother standing in the same room long enough to watch her blow out the candles. It should have been effortless. Instead Nathan watched his wife choose a man's son over her own daughter. Watched her dismiss a dying child's collapse as manipulation. Watched her drive away and leave them on the side of a road while Lily fought to breathe in his arms. He buried his daughter alone on a quiet morning while Vivienne celebrated someone else's birthday at home. ~.~ When a mother chooses the wrong child to save. And a father is left with nothing but a drawing and a promise he made while running. How do you rebuild a life from the wreckage of everything you gave away?

The night Haze Wilburn lost everything he had, a stranger who looked just like him came out of nowhere. He said something and then coughed blood on him. Haze rushed to the hospital for help. However, on the way, they were ambushed and Haze was brutally attacked as they mistook him for the stranger in the back seat, just before their car was pushed into a river. A week later, Haze woke up in a hospital only to discover that the stranger had died, but shockingly, the death certificate bore his name. Haze was forced into a deal of being a replacement in exchange for getting whatever he wanted. Now, Haze must navigate a perplexing twist of fate as Cassius Blackwood, the heir of a multibillion-dollar company.

Aaron is a mechanic who fixes cars, he doesn't have a house to sleep in, so he slept in the cars he couldn't fix. Then he help a bleeding old man out of a wrecked bus. The man wasn't human. He was a forgotten god of hearth and home, hunted by the Landlords — a secret cabal of slumlords who got rich by feeding on tenant misery. For saving him, the god rewards Aaron with the Landlord System. Rule one: Kill a landlord. Rule two: Take his deed. Rule three: Inherit his building, his money, his enemies, and his sins. First kill gets him a roach-filled tenement and fists that can punch through brick. Kill fifty gets him a skyline. Kill them all and he becomes the Landlord God. The city has 1,000 landlords on the list. Aaron starts with a wrench and an eviction notice. He plans to own it all.

In the broken continent of Averis, glory is currency—and humiliation is a death sentence. Max Partey was born in chains. Beaten in the alleys of Freeport, sold between masters, and forgotten by the world, he is nothing more than another slave waiting to die. Until the night the System awakens within him. It offers power. Not for heroism. Not for mercy. But for revenge. Every injustice he endures fuels his strength. Every humiliation becomes Glory Points, and the chains that once bound him become his deadliest weapon. As Max rises from the slums to the grand arenas of Auravale and the war-torn kingdoms beyond, he gathers unlikely allies—an exiled strategist, a silver-tongued diplomat, and a warrior who fights like a storm in chains. But power always attracts monsters. A ruthless noble named Veylan Corvaris is climbing toward godhood, feeding on the same System that fuels Max. Kingdoms crumble, Rift Beasts pour into the world, and the truth behind the System threatens to shatter everything. Because the voice guiding Max…might not be a god. It might be himself. And to save the world, the man who rose through glory may have to destroy the very power that made him unstoppable.

He failed magic school. Now he's repeating it... for eternity. Trapped in a time loop at a prestigious academy, Elian has centuries to master every spell, solve every secret, and become the perfect mage. But the headmaster guards this eternal prison. The girl he loves forgets him every reset. And the academy's greatest secret is about to break free. To escape the loop, he must graduate. But passing his finals might doom the world.

He woke up in a city that doesn’t forget—but he remembers nothing. With a name that isn’t his, hunted by ghosts that wear familiar faces, and a past stitched into someone else’s war, Ethan Vale must navigate Echelon City’s labyrinth of lies to reclaim who he is. But the truth may be the deadliest weapon in a world built on deception. In the game of Lazarus, the first one to remember dies.

Arthur thought he was just a regular guy until his own uncle tried to stab him in a high-rise office building. Suddenly, Arthur wakes up with strange shadow powers and a target on his back. Hunted by a magical police officer with lightning in her hands and trapped inside a glowing purple dome that covers all of New York City, Arthur has to figure out who he really is. But every secret he uncovers changes everything, and the biggest shock of all is that his entire life might just be a trick.

Toren Valcrest expected peace after death, but he found himself in a world where gods are feared and a prophecy demands their blood. As the supposed God-Slayer, Toren carries a mark that spells doom for the divine, but the truth behind his destiny is darker than any scripture suggests. Guided by a priestess with her own secrets, he must navigate a land where his lack of magic is his greatest shield and his greatest curse. To save humanity, he may have to destroy the very world he was reborn into.

In the depths of the Silent Dungeon, the monsters don't kill you—they become you. Rhael Dorne enters the abyss with a veteran survivor, only to realize the shadows are learning their faces, their voices, and their secrets. When a perfect double is discovered among them, trust evaporates. But the nightmare truly begins when the copy points its finger at Rhael, claiming he is the monster.

​A single piece of silver purchased a kingdom, but it cost the empire its future. ​In a world where the rich bond with ancient Soul Titans to rule the skies, the poor are nothing but fuel for the furnace. Lu Feng thought he had a brother in Wei Xuan. They starved together in the frozen slums, promising to conquer the world or die trying. But when the royal selection arrived, Wei Xuan chose the throne. He traded Lu Feng’s life to awaken his own divine beast, watching in cold silence as Lu Feng was dragged into the sacrificial pit. ​Lu Feng was supposed to die. Instead, he merged with something forbidden—a shattered, ancient god that feeds on malice. Now, Lu Feng is crawling out of the dark. He is not a hero coming to save the world. He is the monster the world created, and he will not stop until every noble house burns to ash.