The Damned Demon

Three years ago, he was framed, crippled, and cast into the mud. Today, he discovered an altar that turns blood into power and stones into divine pills. ​The Dantian is broken? Fine. > The path to immortality is closed? I’ll punch a new one. ​Witness the rise of the last Ancient God in a world of deceptive Immortals. Strength is the only truth, and Mu Qiu has plenty of it.

After being caught having an affair with his commanding officer’s wife, disgraced military operative Ethan Cross flees using a forged identity and boards a flight that crashes on a mysterious island. Stranded with Aria Vale, the only hostess aboard, Ethan discovers that the island is connected to a secret military program called Meridian—and that he has been there before. As they uncover hidden facilities, advanced weapons, altered memories, and people who look exactly like Ethan, he realizes his entire identity may have been manipulated. The truth becomes even more dangerous when Ethan discovers that his family was involved in an experiment designed to determine whether human beings can retain free will after their identities and memories are destroyed. Ethan represents the one variable the organization cannot control: choice. As thousands of survivors gather around the civilization Ethan begins building, his former commander, Marcus Vale, launches a war to force Ethan into choosing between control, sacrifice, and collapse. But Marcus has underestimated Ethan—and his bond with Aria. When Ethan finally remembers the truth about his past, he discovers that the greatest battle was never about discovering which version of him was real. It was about deciding who had the right to define him. Refusing to become a dictator or sacrifice the woman he loves, Ethan rejects the system's choices and destroys the foundation of its control. In the aftermath, he and Aria help rebuild civilization around freedom, cooperation, and individual choice. For the first time in his life, Ethan stops running from who he was and chooses who he will become.

Everyone awakened a powerful System. Caleb Turner got the weakest one. Until the dragon inside him awakened. At Ridgemont Academy, power is everything. Flame Lords command fire, Shadow users control darkness, and the strongest students compete for glory in the legendary Crown Games. Caleb Turner has nothing. Rank F. Level 1. No skills. No future. For an entire year, he has been the weakest student in the academy, mocked by his classmates and overlooked by everyone who matters. With college slipping beyond his reach and his father missing for five years, Caleb has almost given up on ever becoming someone worth remembering. Then his father's mysterious pendant begins to glow. His useless Basic Student System shatters, replaced by something ancient, powerful, and terrifying. The Dragon Sovereign System. Suddenly, Caleb can grow stronger through quests, unlock dragon abilities, and awaken a bloodline that ordinary Systems cannot measure. But there's a catch: everyone still sees him as a pathetic Rank F. And he intends to keep it that way. As the Crown Games begin, Caleb must outsmart stronger opponents, conceal his growing power, and survive the attention of people who are beginning to suspect that something is terribly wrong with his System. But his father's disappearance is no ordinary mystery. Hidden messages lead Caleb toward a secret vault, mysterious Ember Stones, and a powerful Council that may be hunting his family. His enemies think he's a nobody. They're about to learn what happens when a dragon is forced to hide its claws.

Rhys died on Terra Prime, only to wake in a room, face to face with the Arbiter of the Trial System. Chosen. Marked. Offered power beyond anything mortals should touch. Before he can question it, the Arbiter’s smile shifts. His class is forced. His future is locked. And an alert flashes: 《Warning: Your Terra Prime body is dead. Chosen safety life spent. One life remaining.》 Thrown into the Trials with a dying body, a predatory System, and a class built for assassination over glory, Rhys quickly learns the truth: The Arbiter doesn’t pick heroes. He picks weapons. In a cosmic game where the System lies, the Trials kill, and every “Chosen” is a disposable pawn, Rhys has only two choices: Obey the Arbiter… or become powerful enough to break him. Rhys’s Mark begins stacking hidden bonuses—letting him steal power meant for the Overlords themselves. In a world where mortals are cattle, he becomes the glitch the system can’t predict. To escape the Trials, he must outplay the Dominion, topple the Overlords, and rewrite the contract that enslaved Terra Prime. But to break the game, he has to become exactly what they fear: The ninth Overlord. The one who answers to no one. A dark progression fantasy filled with deadly Trials, evolving skills, hidden conspiracies, and a protagonist who refuses to stay a pawn. Because some Chosen rise to greatness But only one becomes the Overlord.

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.

Doran died a meaningless death, a weak-halo soldier impaled on a demon's blade. He died protecting his commander during the fall of Wall Iros. His last thought: Did my life matter? Then he woke up. Reincarnated as Soren Vail, the useless third son of a wealthy merchant, he's been thrown seven years into the past. The wall still stands. Commander Varris is alive. The demon hasn't attacked. And Soren's halo—still as stone when he was tested as a child is starting to grow. It shouldn't be possible. Now he has seven years. Seven years to train. Seven years to build a body that can fight. Would he fall a second time—or change the future?

Suddenly appearing in a different world, it looks like I got caught up in a Hero Summoning. And of course, I’m not the Hero, but it’s another guy……and while being very cautious and scared of the cliche-like development, I was thrown into the maelstrom of war……or not. The Demon Lord? It was defeated a thousand years ago. Hero? He’s just the main actor in a festival. Nobles? They’re kindly taking care of us. The Demon Race? They have good relationships with Humans. Wars? It’s already 800 years since the last one. Monsters? The Guild and Order of Knight are taking care of them. Return to Earth? It is eventually No-Risk. What I’m planning after being caught up into this? I’m gonna enjoy the life in a different world as much as I want to, go on a cultural exchange and sightseeing, and after experiencing the festival that is only held once every ten years……I shall go home safely. The other world was――at Peace. A kind world where the three races, the Demon Realm’s Demons, the God Realm’s Gods, the Human Realm’s Humans, they are kind neighbors to each other, with everyone living a peaceful and fulfilling life. But although I wished to peacefully spend a year before my return, for some reason, the heavyweights of this world keeps gathering around me....

Mo Fang was reincarnated in a cultivation world, but he discovered that he couldn't cultivate like everyone else for unknown reasons, but fate smiled on him by bestowing upon him a system that grants him strength by absorbing blood energies from anything he kills, including the people he kills. When he realized he could become powerful through this method, he turned into a killing maniac who didn't even spare his uncaring families. Will Mo Fang truly become that powerful, will righteousness blind him, or will he choose the glorious path of Evil - let us find out together.

A story about a world where the ability to wield magic is suddenly literally granted down to the world from the sky, granted down from an unknown place beyond the sky with a single statement left reverberating in the minds of those who received the blessings, "There's a reason for such power to be handed down..." Basically something like a slice of life novel with elements of magic intertwined with it. Depicts the story of the growth of a young boy and his few friends from the final year of high school.

From the world of Galendray. It is an important role for every member of a clan to have a great cultivator candidate to be sent into the White Temple Institute every year. They will be trained there to become an excellent adventurer and to be able to bring honor and wealth for their family. Emrys Valestron is a not gifted kid who had the weakest power level no matter how hard he tried for improvements. Until he found himself in the middle of a dark forest and discovered a wounded giant beast. When he decided to lend it a hand for recovery, the beast returned a favor by giving him a cultivation stone. And each time he uses the power of that stone, something within him started waking up gradually, and would change his life forever.