Terminal Illness Countdown

Liam Black, a young and talented tech enthusiast, grows up in a low-income household with a single mother working multiple jobs. Despite the financial struggles, Liam's mother instills in him a strong sense of self-worth and determination. After his mother's sudden illness, Liam discovers a hidden inheritance from a wealthy and influential relative he never knew. However, this newfound wealth comes with strings attached, as Liam must navigate a complex web of family secrets, and power struggles.

The world mourns the death of "The Ghost Commander," the faceless tactical genius who ended the Great Border War. But in the back of the funeral crowd, wearing a cheap suit and a cold gaze, stands Han Ye. To root out a high-level traitor lurking in the nation’s most prestigious university, Han Ye has faked his death and accepted a "Son-in-Law" contract with the Su family. His job: Infiltrate St. Jude’s Academy as a "charity student" and protect the Su family’s cold heiress. The Catch? To remain invisible to the traitor’s global surveillance, Han Ye has signed a "100-Day Seal." For 100 days, he cannot use his wealth, his military rank, or his lethal combat skills unless his life—or his mission—is at absolute zero. To the campus bullies and the arrogant Su family, he is a "poverty-stricken trash husband." To the rest of the world, he is a dead legend. But for Han Ye, the 100-day countdown has begun. And when the seal breaks, the world will tremble.

James Ronald was the wealthiest billionaire in New York with major control over renewable energy projects and businesses worldwide. But he was dying from terminal brain cancer, and the ultimate betrayal came from his wife and old friend through a poisoned drink. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, another betrayal unfolded as Sergeant John Collins and his team were eliminated by corrupt higher-ups who felt they knew too much about the government's secret corrupt practices. With both betrayals happening at the exact same time, their souls merged in the risen body of John Collins. After discovering that the deaths of James and John were both orchestrated by the same mastermind, the new James Collins must use his dual identity and skills to destroy the person who killed both of them.

Wes Calder used to save people for a living. Now the System wants him to farm them. When Portage City is swallowed in a single night, a "Survival Assistance Protocol" lights up in front of every survivor's eyes — levels, quests, loot, the whole game. It looks like salvation. It plays like salvation. Wes almost believes it, right up until his squad's data analyst notices the math doesn't add up: the people who level fastest disappear soonest, and the "safe zones" cycle like feeding troughs on a schedule. They're not inside a dungeon. They're inside something's stomach, and the game is how it keeps its food calm, cooperative, and coming back for more. With a fracturing squad, a faction of true believers trading the weak for "Blessings," and a countdown he can't see, Wes has to find a way to survive a system built to be survived — without becoming the kind of person who feeds it.

After finding out that his wife had been cheating on him, and that their daughter wasn't his, Jonathan was heartbroken.  He was sent to a two-week detention by his wife's lover.  During his desperate moment, the head steward of his wealthy family came to him and said, "Young master..."  Jonathan learned about his father's illness and had no option but to return to the family he had left three years ago to pursue love.  "Mark my words, Sarah! I will make you pay!"

The world ended when the first Shadow Gate opened, creating a path to a supernatural realm where monsters and all kinds of supernatural beings exist. At sixteen, Elion was already dying from an illness caused by the havoc. To save him, his mother sacrificed everything… even her life just for him to have a chance for survival. And when Elion finally had the chance to enter the Shadow Realm, he didn't awaken just power, he awakened something far worse, dark and terrifying. Will he use these powers for good or let the darkness consume him?

Zarek Voss was executed for a crime he didn’t commit—framed by the elites, erased like trash. But death didn’t end him. He awakens inside the System Nexus, a god-level terminal only legends speak of. A voice welcomes him: “Welcome, Glitch Protocol Activated. All limits removed.” Now reborn in a brutal world ruled by System-born tyrants, Zarek isn't a player in the game. He’s the God rewriting it. With the Godroot Core, he can steal skills, reroute power, erase bloodlines, and even crash the entire system’s rules. He’s hunted by factions, feared by immortals, and followed by rebels who whisper: “He’s not chosen. He’s the error that will end it all.” Zarek will not just level up— He will ascend. Or destroy the System trying.

At the bottom of society, Adam has nothing: colleagues bully him, his father dies, his mother has terminal cancer, while his little sister is blind. What will happen when Ultimate Talent System appears to help him be reborn from his ashes? Before Adam could lose hope and fall into despair, an abrupt notification sound rang in his mind! -Ding! [The Ultimate Talent System has been integrated into the host’s soul!] [As a starter package, host can choose one Ultimate Talent for free!] [Choose one from the three Ultimate Talents:] [Ultimate Programmer, Ultimate Assassin, Ultimate Thief] “Finally! I can have my revenge and reach the peak of my life!” At this point, the Ultimate Talent Adam Spencer has been born!

The youthful prodigy of the Alliance, the Necromancer Kyo the Deathweaver, is dead. But he was not slain by the illness that haunted him. Killed mercilessly by a traitor to the alliance he had sworn himself to, during a war between that same Alliance and the corrupt dogs of the Maburh Empire. He died for nothing, but he did so valiantly. Another youth taken by war. So why is it that he is awoken, 50 years later? Why is it that he finds a world where the Alliance lost and the traitor that slew him is hailed as a Hero? Why is it that he finds a world that does not remember his name? That won't do. That won't do at all.

Ethan Black died a forgotten man. After sacrificing everything — his dreams, savings, and dignity — for the woman he loved and her ruthless family, they discarded him like trash at her engagement party to a richer man. One final "favour" later, bullets ended his pain… or so he thought. Reborn as Vesper Kane, the tyrannical villain of the novel his late father gifted him, Ethan wakes up with a System and a death sentence: 365 days until his fated execution. With a survival probability of just 0.01%, the entire world — the Hero, Heroines, King, and even his own family — wants him dead. The story itself fights to restore the original tragic ending. Armed with future knowledge and a sharp, sarcastic System, Ethan must rewrite destiny itself. Every deviation makes him stronger… but the world pushes back harder. From hunted fugitive to shadow emperor, this is the story of a discarded man who refuses to die on schedule. The countdown has begun. Will he break the system… or will the system break him?