The Mystical Loong: One True Dragon

​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.

After a devastating alien invasion by the Xollante, the world split in two—North ruled by the vicious mutants, South struggling to survive. Humanity’s only hope lay in a distant planet called Luxus E-75, where exposure to its strange energy awakened superhuman abilities known as Quirks. Leo Rayden was just a boy when he ignored a warning that could’ve saved the world. Now, 78 years later, he wakes from a coma on Luxus E-75, unchanged, unaged, and carrying a guilt that runs deeper than the Earth’s fractured core. The worst part? He has a Quirk… but doesn’t know how to unlock it. The same quirk which saved him 78 years ago. To atone for the past and prepare for the war to come, Leo must enter Earth’s ruthless Quirk Academy, where only the strong survive and the weak are cast aside. Armed with nothing but raw willpower, cryptic flashes of power, and help from his older mysterious telepathic friend Loca from Luxus, Leo sets out to climb the deadly Rank System—a path littered with betrayal, brutal training, and battles against both humans and aliens. But buried within him is a power not seen since the Great Evolution. And if he can unlock it… He might just conquer the system. Or die trying. "He slept through the apocalypse. Now he has to save what’s left of the world." A gritty sci-fi/fantasy epic of survival, guilt, growth, and revenge—with ancient weapons clashing against high-tech war machines, mutant powers, and the rise of an unlikely hero.

In a modern world powered by bone magic, Chris Oakwood is a healer mocked as “bone-empty,” abused by nobles, and discarded by his own wife in a brutal public betrayal. Broken and banished to a corpse-wash house, Chris tries to survive the endless screams of bones only he can hear. But when a deadly plague spreads through the kingdom, Chris becomes the last hope, and the last threat. His buried Bonekeeper blood awakens, granting him the ability to rewrite life itself. The nobles who destroyed his clan want him dead. The people call him a miracle or a monster. Jenna fears him more than she ever feared losing him. As Chris rises from broken healer to unstoppable power, the kingdom trembles. Because if he ever embraces the full truth of what he is… he could save the world, or burn it to its foundations.

Synopsis: THE THRONE THAT HEAVEN FEARED Ten years ago, the Thorne Clan—guardians of the Primordial Seal—were slaughtered in a single night of fire and steel. The killers weren’t monsters, but the Seven Stars Alliance: the very allies who swore to protect them. Cassian Thorne, the young heir, didn't just lose his family; he watched as his "friends" shattered his cultivation core, turning him into a "Dross"—a human without a soul-pulse, destined to be a slave in a world of magic. Now, Cassian is a janitor at the elite Phoenix Academy, scrubbing the floors for the children of the men who murdered his parents. He is the academy’s punching bag, a "walking corpse" mocked by all. But the world doesn't know the truth. His core wasn't shattered; it was transformed. For ten years, Cassian has been a living battery, absorbing every insult, every beating, and every ounce of malicious energy thrown at him. The Seal is full. The "Dross" is waking up. And this time, he isn't just reclaiming his throne—he’s coming to devour the gods.

Maximus Aurum Zenith, the Illegitimate child of the Zenith Family.. Maximus was content with just that, but who would thought that the Zenith Family will sever ties with him on his wedding day. Now taken in by his wife's family, the Richardsons, Maximus became a live-in son-in-law. When it dawned on the Richardsons that the Zenith Family was never going to call back Maximus, their attitude towards became cold as ice, and eventually, as soon as his wife goes into labor, the Richardsons devised a scheme and got Maximus killed, and then they spread the news that Maximus ran off. But death wasn't the end. Due to the nature of his death, Maximus awakens a system, the Dovahkiin System which contains the powers of every ancient dragons that has ever lived. With a means to acquire cash and skills with every quest he completes, Maximus sets a course to recover all he had lost, especially his wife and the daughter he hadn't seen. Action packed, thriller, full of suspense, massive vulgarity and uncensored brutal killing scene. Dragonborn: Dovahkiin System.

In a world where the skyline is a graveyard of broken dreams, the city is not just a place—it is a sentient hierarchy controlled by the "System of the Concrete Throne." For the elite, the city provides infinite wealth and supernatural "Authorities" over the elements. For Elias Thorne, a low-level "Scavenger" in the smog-choked slums, the city is a cage. He spends his days dodging the enforcers of the Great Houses, men who treat the streets like a chessboard and the poor like disposable pawns. Everything changes when Elias is caught in a high-stakes heist gone wrong and left to rot in the foundations of the city’s oldest sector. Deep beneath the surface, Elias discovers the "Original Blueprint," a forgotten consciousness of the city that chooses him as its new Architect. Suddenly, he isn't just living in the city; he can feel its pulse, command its steel, and manipulate the very architecture of reality. But power of this magnitude comes with a target on his back. To survive, Elias must navigate a web of corporate espionage, ancient bloodlines, and brutal street wars, all while building a secret empire from the shadows. He isn't just looking for revenge against those who discarded him. He is looking to tear down the existing hierarchy and crown himself the one true Emperor of the Concrete Throne. The revolution will not be televised; it will be built, brick by bloody brick, until the skyscrapers themselves bow to his will.

When an entire classroom is summoned to the Radiant Empire to become the world’s saviors, Evander expects a grand adventure. Instead, he is granted a seemingly useless, zero-mana support class: [Abyssal Coordinator]. Deemed a waste of resources by the corrupt royalty, Evander is stripped of his gear and thrown into the bottomless Abyssal Chasm to die. But the chasm is a gateway. Deep in the Underworld, a desperate and newly crowned Demon Queen, Vespera, is performing a forbidden ritual to summon a world-destroying Calamity Beast to save her collapsing realm. Instead of a monster, Evander crashes onto her altar. Due to a glitch in the magic circle and his unique class, a soul-link is forged between them. To survive the suspicious demon generals who expect an omnipotent tyrant, Evander must use his modern wits and unique system skills to act as the mastermind behind Vespera's throne. Meanwhile, using a remote avatar, he infiltrates the surface world to dismantle the "heroes" who betrayed him. He isn't just surviving; he’s playing both sides of an empire-spanning war.

The prophecy stated of a doom rising and ending the whole magical world. For that to be stopped, four beings were chosen to wield and manipulate the four powerful life diamonds and fight against the coming doom. However, the villain sometimes is not the villain, it’s the broken hero.

The deepest dungeon cannot hold a man who can step into another world. Marcus was framed for a crime he did not commit, stripped of his noble title, and thrown into Blackwood Penitentiary to rot. Left to die in the darkest, most isolated cell, his despair turns to shock when a loose stone reveals a glowing rift in reality. On the other side lies the Wilds, a lethal realm of ancient ruins, deadly beasts, and forgetten magic. Every monster Marcus slays grants him power, and every treasure he brings back helps him survive the brutal prison guards. But has Marcus grows stronger, the dark forces that framed him take notice, and the ancient entities watching from the shadows of the Wilds begin to awaken. He must play a high stakes game of survival in two worlds, or become a permanent corpse in both.

Eryk Wayland returned to Black Lake City after receiving news that his grandfather had died. His uncle sent two men to pick up Eryk at the airport. They kidnap and lock Eryk in a warehouse. The uncle forced Eryk to sign a letter of inheritance. The two men then killed and disposed of Eryk's body in the Rockwool City landfill, a wasted city. Erick is dying. When he was about to die, he was found by a summoned spirit in the form of a white owl. The owl offers a life-and-death contract to Eryk. "Give me your soul, then you will hold the world in the your hand!" From that day on, the owl kept following Eryk wherever he went. Eryk was also suddenly able to speak and understand the language of birds. He can also summon and control summoned spirits as a source of power. However, a group of destruction summoners is hunting for Eryk. They wanted to seize the power of the strongest summon spirit that Eryk didn't realize he had. Can Eryk survive in Rockwool City—the city of summoners, save himself from the destructive summoners, and return to Black Lake City to avenge the people who slaughtered his family?