The Auditor

A corporate restructuring consultant dies and awakens as an incompetent, bankrupt crown prince. With three days until his execution, he must use modern auditing skills to survive, only to find himself entangled in a dangerous political marriage with his deadliest enemy.

Michael Oliver a sovereign warlord in the 80s as awakened in 2030 to be an accountant —the weakest, most mocked class the Platinum group of companies. In his former life he died from betrayal by his friend Ashley, who poisoned him with a slow poison, he lived with it for 3 years before he died. Ashely took over Michael's business and wiped out his family leaving him no true heir to or any relative, Ashley has lived as a rich businessman in the country. Micheal has been given the second chance to make his revenge and now enjoy his life, now he has tactical knowledge and wisdom, he can think faster than any other human, he was not just a human, he’s a ghost like an enhanced robot. He has been given a second chance to find a family and love. Everyone at Platinum group of Companies laughs at him on his fashion and way of life. But he notices the System has "tax loopholes"—hidden debuffs on enemies, "loss carryforwards" on damage, and "compound interest" on experience. He "writes off" enemy attacks as indoor and outdoor, ambush attacks by assassins, "business expenses," reducing damage to zero. He "audits" dungeons for "unreported treasure," doubling loot. His class evolves to [System Auditor]—and gods fear him because he can find errors in their design.

Han Sen was the "Invincible Man" of Nova-Tech, a bottom-tier runner, who took the fall for executive failures just to pay his sister’s ICU bills. He was the man who had nothing, until the CEO’s son took even that, leaving him broken and bleeding in a rain-slicked gutter. But Han Sen didn't die. He woke up with the Absolute Equity System. In a city where the elite treat humans like disposable assets, Han Sen is now the ultimate Auditor. Through his eyes, everything has a visible price tag: from a bodyguard's loyalty and a rival’s luck to a tycoon’s remaining years of life. He isn't interested in joining the one percent. He’s here to liquidate them. From the high-rises of the financial district to the hidden fortresses of ancient martial clans, Han Sen is beginning a cold, calculated climb. He’s done taking the blame—now, he’s collecting the debt. And for those who crossed him, the cost is everything.

To save his younger sister’s consciousness data which has been “converted” into fuel for the city a destitute data analyst recklessly swallows an illegal bionic microchip and strikes a deal with five Fallen Angels to form a rebellious virtual boy band called GLORIA, racing against the clock for 48 days before his sister’s data is erased forever by the heavenly antivirus.

"Yesterday, I was a bug you could crush. Today, I am the bank that owns your soul." For five years, Qin Ming was the joke of Hanhai City—the "Living Door Mat" of the Lin family. He endured the insults of his mother-in-law and the physical torment of his boss, Chu Haoran, all while secretly using his genius to build his wife's company, into a billion-dollar empire. But on their fifth anniversary, the betrayal is absolute. His wife, Lin Xinyi, reveals she was only using his "Dragon Blood" to stay young, and with her ex-lover Chu Haoran, she shoots Qin Ming and tosses him into the ocean. As he sinks, his blood hits the family's "Dragon-Vault Seal." In a single, world-shaking moment, the Dragon God System doesn't just wake up—it liquidates the ancient hidden reserves of the world's 1,000 largest sects. In less than twenty-four hours, the System transfers every cent of stolen "Spirit Wealth" into his account. Now he's the one controlling the universe, everyone operates on borrowed time. And Qin Ming is here to collect. He buys out solar systems, turns apocalyptic attacks into tax write-offs, and bankrupts cosmic empires with a single click. They thought they owned the world. But in Qin Ming’s eyes, the entire multiverse is just a debt waiting to be liquidated. Pay up, or get erased.

Elias Pratama loses everything in a single day. Framed for a crime he never committed, stripped of his inheritance, and abandoned by the woman he loves, he reaches the lowest point of his life. When all hope is gone, he encounters The Keeper, a mysterious celestial guardian who entrusts him with The Book of Debts—a divine ledger that records every moral debt humanity has accumulated. Chosen as the world's first Divine Auditor, Elias gains the ability to perceive the hidden "debt stains" carried by corrupt individuals. His mission is not to punish, but to restore what was unjustly taken. Every successful audit returns stolen rights to their rightful owners while rewarding Elias with Commission Fees, allowing him to unlock powerful talents such as business intuition, negotiation mastery, and strategic insight. With the Book as his guide, Elias builds a venture capital empire fueled by justice rather than greed. One by one, powerful billionaires, corrupt executives, and influential figures fall as the truth behind their stolen fortunes is exposed. Yet the Book enforces one absolute law: it can restore wealth, reputation, and opportunity—but it can never force love. When Clara, the woman who left him, reappears, Elias discovers she sacrificed their relationship to save her mother from crushing medical debt. He realizes that winning her back depends entirely on the man he becomes, not the power he possesses. As Elias rises, the Book reveals its greatest secret: his own father once committed a devastating moral crime to protect the family, and the suffering Elias endures is part of that unpaid debt. Faced with the truth, Elias must choose between revenge and redemption. To break the cycle of injustice forever, he must repay the sins of the past, proving that true justice is not about destroying enemies, but restoring balance.

Twenty years after the First Bloom introduced supernatural miracles, a powerful industry managed by Mirrorgate controls humanity's greatest resource – but every miracle demands a payment. Odran Pell, a hospital claims administrator, discovers he can see the hidden costs of these miracles and the innocent lives unfairly sacrificed. Alongside a skeptical doctor and an observant auditor, Odran uncovers a vast conspiracy rooted in the system's very first, undeclared transaction, only to realize he might be the key to the entire payment system. He must change the world's reliance on exploited lives before Mirrorgate collects its ultimate, terrifying debt.

Kang Tae-jun spent six years being treated like a nobody by the wealthy family he married into. Then his wife divorced him in front of a photographer and left him with nothing but forty-seven dollars and a shattered pride. What she didn't know was that Tae-jun was the only heir to Kangseong Holdings, a hidden billionaire empire his father had kept secret from him for thirty years. Now the man they humiliated controls the company powerful enough to crush everything they built. But Tae-jun's inheritance comes with a deadly secret: his father wasn't killed by accident. His murder was connected to a hidden council controlling Hanseong from the shadows—and Tae-jun may have inherited more than an empire. With enemies closing in, a mysterious female auditor carrying secrets of her own, and his ex-wife's powerful new fiancé standing between him and the truth, Tae-jun begins a war that will shake the entire city. They thought they had thrown away a worthless husband. They were wrong. They created the man who would take everything from them.

Julian Drayton signed off on the Meridian's final blueprint two days before it's grand opening. He did not sign off the deaths of fourteen people, including his own mother, when the atrium floor gave way under three hundred gala guests. The family needed a name for the headlines. They gave them his. Six years later, Julian walks out of prison into a city that still calls him the architect who forged the safety report that killed Vivian Drayton. His fiancee has spent those years standing beside Weston, the cousin the family took in as a boy, now celebrated as the golden heir rebuilding the Meridian over its own rubble. Julian's father is waiting for him, not with an apology, but with a hard heart and an order: work the site, keep his head down, and stay invisible until Weston's coronation gala in nine days. Julian has one thing the family does not know he found, his mother's private ledger, hidden the week she died. Someone silenced the only auditor who read it before he could. This time, Julian decides what comes down next, and it will not be him

Han Jihan, a bottom-tier Porter left for dead in a dungeon, survives by signing a "god-tier" contract with the mysterious Death Bank. Instead of mana, his powers cost lifespan and physical health, inflicting agonizing penalties like memory loss and organ failure. Guided by Luna, an Auditor who becomes his moral anchor, Jihan rises as the famous "Miracle Hunter." The triumph is short-lived. When Jihan finally clears his sister’s medical debt, the Bank cruelly seizes Luna as a "late fee." To save her, Jihan is forced to become a Reaper, hunting innocent Hunters to pay off the interest. From this rock bottom, Jihan orchestrates a brilliant rebellion. Using his Reaper authority, he gathers "Glitch Essence" to trigger a dimensional inflation, aiming to collapse the Death Bank’s economy from the inside out. As the Bank begins "liquidating" Earth, a physically decaying Jihan turns against the Director. Despite his hair turning white and his heart failing, he dismantles the system’s servers during an apocalyptic invasion. At the peak of the collapse, the system issues one final notification: his life debt has been replaced with an infinite bonus balance. Death Mortgage is a gritty, dark-comedy action story about a man sacrificing his humanity to destroy a cosmic corporate tyranny.