Still In Diapers At 16

The world today has long changed. Zombies roamed the land, and mutated beasts and plants showed their might at every turn. For a moment, all hope seems lost, until a few humans fall into deep comas, waking up with extraordinary abilities.  Such people were called Awakened Humans   From then on, humanity once again took center stage, fighting to maintain its position above all beings. Millions of years later, the world is still in an apocalyptic era, though in a far better state than before.  Gray Ravenleaf, a young orphan boy living in the lowest sector finds himself powerless against fate.  He has the worst talents the world has ever seen. But just when he thought he stood no chance of rising to the top, he suddenly awakens an Ace Apocalypse Survival System that gives him the confidence and godly strength to rise to the top.  Since then, Gray left his name in the history books as humanity's strongest Awakener!

Arthur is a hardworking young man. Even when he had a high fever, he still pushed himself to work in order to earn his $1,000 paycheck. Unfortunately, he ended up getting into an accident and was transported into the world of a comic book he had read just two days earlier. Trapped in the body of an overweight man who was nothing but a burden to his family and was deep in debt, Arthur felt frustrated—he’d lost his $1,000 paycheck and now had to pay off the man’s debts. Arthur was determined to change and refused to become a lazy, overweight man. This transformation led him to be chosen by the double-edged heirloom sword—a legendary artifact from the Land of Avtar. However, the entire clan opposed him, viewing him as a useless, overweight man; some even accused him of using black magic. Arthur tried to prove that he was truly the rightful chosen one and worthy of becoming the leader of the Land of Avtar.

The walls still smelled of smoke when Luca opened his eyes. Ash drifted like tired snow, settling on leather boots and broken glass. His hands trembled, stained dark, but he couldn’t say whose blood it was. Outside, sirens wailed like mourning wolves. He stepped into the street, and the city looked back — neon, rain, old hunger. A bartender recognized him and flinched. “Thought you were dead.” Maybe he was. In flashes he saw a rooftop under a red moon. A woman. Rhea. Her voice like warmth through winter: Don’t forget who you are. But he had. Now, every alley whispered his name — some in awe, some in warning. The beast inside stirred, pacing, remembering what he could not. Luca walked on, jaw set, heart heavy. He would find the truth. Even if it tore him open like the moon tears the tide.

Cael Rourke spent four years in a unit that officially never existed. When a mission went wrong and four of his men died, the record was sealed, and he was discharged. Eighteen months later, the civil case he fought to bring the truth to light is dismissed before he even reaches the courtroom. Out on the steps, a stranger hands him a phone. On the screen is a photo of a woman named Nadia Voss, and address, and a single line of text: Stay away from her, or the sealed record becomes a conviction. Nadia is a private investigator working an embezzlement case that has nothing to do with Cael. Or so she thinks. As Cael digs into the company that built its reputation on the graves of his team, their paths keep crossing. What begins as distance turns into a shared fight against people who have spent years making sure the truth stays buried. Some records are sealed for a reason. Others are sealed because someone is still afraid of what they contain.

The most ruthless gangster boss was betrayed by his best friend, murdered, and thrown into a river. Ah Beng died, but he didn't pass away. His soul awakened inside the body of Darren—a skinny high schooler who became the primary target for bullies. One crazy rule bound them together, every time blood and water met, their souls swapped. - At school, everyone viewed Darren as easy prey. On the outside, Marcus Tan the traitor was still calmly enjoying life. No one knew that inside that crybaby body, there now resided the soul of Ah Beng—the most ruthless gangster boss in the city. - They thought they could beat Darren. They thought Ah Beng was dead. They were dead wrong. Because revenge doesn't need a muscular body, revenge needs guts. And Ah Beng's guts never died—even though he now had to act from behind a high school uniform.

Five years ago, Max went to the military in his brother in-law's place and was declared dead. They took his wife, beat his child and they sold his family like livestock. Now he’s back. In uniform still stained by war, Max walks into a city that thought it buried him and says one thing, “Touch what’s mine again, and I’ll erase your bloodline.” They laugh at him, call him poor and useless. Until elites bow, trillion-dollar companies answer his call and men who once spat on his name start kneeling. His wife stands between fear and pride. His enemies stand between arrogance and extinction. And Max stood at the very top, looking down on his enemies, “You had five years to breathe,” he says calmly. “Now start counting backwards.” Power isn’t loud. Power doesn’t explain. Power comes home… and collects.

The Demon Emperor was never defeated. He chose to lose. Three thousand years ago, Aren Veyl sacrificed everything—his empire, his reputation, his people—to save the world from a threat no one else could see. History branded him a monster. The Hero King, once his closest friend, became the world’s savior. Now Aren has returned, full power intact, to a world that still fears his name. Enrolling at the Imperial Academy under a false identity, he is ranked a C-class student—mediocre by modern standards. But the ranking crystal cannot measure what he truly is. It cannot measure the power that once shaped reality itself. As Aren navigates academy life, protects demon communities from persecution, and uncovers the conspiracy that rewrote history, he must confront the question that defines him: After three thousand years as the villain, can the Demon Emperor become something else?

In the year 3142, humanity’s reach has stretched to the farthest corners of the stars—yet the galaxy is still ruled by greed, war, and secrets older than civilization itself. When Tim Watt, a young scavenger pilot on Mars, stumbles upon an ancient alien artifact buried beneath the red sands, he becomes the unwilling bearer of a power every major empire would kill to possess. Hunted by fleets, stalked by mercenaries, and shadowed by whispers of a forgotten species,Tim is thrust into a galactic struggle far beyond his comprehension. As alliances fracture and ancient prophecies awaken, Tim and his unlikely crew must travel across strange worlds, uncover the truth behind the artifact, and confront a cosmic threat that could erase all life. But destiny is a double-edged sword—because the greatest danger of all might be the one growing inside him. STARBORN LEGACY is a sweeping sci-fi adventure saga of discovery, betrayal, and the choices that define civilizations.

Kelvin was the poorest boy in school. People kicked him around and left him sleeping under bridges. One night they tried to burn him alive in a barrel. He should have died. Instead a strange System woke up inside him. It gave him strength, money, and a second chance. Now Kelvin has a motorcycle, new clothes, and a small house of his own. But the boy who killed his mother is still free. Kelvin decides fists are not enough. He will collect real proof and make the truth come out. Every step brings more danger. Hired men, broken windows, lies at school, and a quiet older enemy who never shows his full face. Even the girl he likes is the sister of the person he must stop. Kelvin has only a few days left. If he fails, he loses everything. If he succeeds, the people who hurt him will finally pay.

Darius Kane was branded a coward, the last “loser” of a slaughtered noble house. Three years later, he returns—a decorated war commander with a vendetta forged in blood. “You shouldn’t have come back,” sneers Vincent Reksar, smirking at the man he thinks is powerless. Darius’s eyes narrow. “Funny. I was thinking the same about you.” Every enemy who mocked his family, stole his home, and left him for dead is about to face a reckoning. The city’s most feared clans gather for a wedding—a perfect stage for Darius’s return. Haley, his ex-fiancée and the traitor who betrayed him, tries to dismiss him. “You’re nothing, Darius. You’re still that loser—” He cuts her off coldly. “Losers don’t get second chances. Commanders do.” Now, vengeance marches at his heels. The loser is the commander. And the war for justice has only begun.