The Villain Wants To Live

Aurex Veyran was summoned along with 999 other heroes, only to be abandoned in the forbidden wasteland for having zero power. Seven years later, the kingdom realizes every other hero is dead—and Aurex is the sole survivor. But he doesn't want to save the world; he just wants to farm his explosive land-squids and bicker with his ancient pre-human companion. Too bad the kingdom, and the dark secrets of Earth's forgotten past, won't leave him in peace.

Step inside the twisted mind of Harr. Bored with his mundane, monotonous life, Harry’s only form of escape is his dirty little fascination with death. Not his own, but everyone else’s. When a random act of bravery gives him an opportunity to sample his greatest desire, it fuels his temptation, and his urge to act on his impulses reaches fever pitch. He wants to kill, and it’s getting harder every day to resist.

Valor is a magical systematic world where skills are everything. Skills refer to magical abilities one has acquired through fighting and killing monsters and enemies. In addition, Valor is believed to be the world of those humans who are worthy of living another life; whose souls are transmigrated here and granted to start anew as an adventurer. But as for Maria Isabelle Reyes, who possessed an exceptional bravery in her past life, she was given sets of magical skills in the verge of death and her soul was reincarnated in Valor not as an adventurer but as a half-blooded monster－a hybrid of human and silver werewolf to be exact. With her given skills, how can she survive in an ever-changing environment where every living creature roaming around her can be an enemy? Is she really worthy of living another life? Or is it a mistake to give her magical skills and the chance to live again?

Lucien was born in a strong magic family, but he couldn’t use magic at all. Because of that, his family didn’t want him and sent him away to a scary place full of old bones and dead monsters. Discarded by his family and stripped of his name, he is exiled to the Eternal Ossuary, a forbidden wasteland where the corpses of fallen gods, ancient demons, and primordial monsters are dumped to rot. To enter is a death sentence; to live there is a curse. But as Lucien steps onto the hallowed, ash-covered ground, a voice resonates in his soul: [Ding! Detected location: The Tomb of the Solar Archangel. Sign in here?] From that day on, Lucien becomes the silent janitor of the gods. While the world’s "geniuses" struggle for crumbs of power, Lucien signs in at the Pit of the Demon King to receive the Abyssal Heart, and at the Throne of the Frost Queen to obtain Absolute Zero Magic.

Heaven feeds those who climb. But no one asks what happens when they reach the top. Ren Kai is a starving beggar with a broken cultivation core, a sick little sister, and eleven copper coins. When he gives his last bowl of noodles to a dying old man, he gets a bent, ugly coin in return, and one warning: “Do not get full.” Days later, in front of thirty thousand people, a cruel noble crushes his core. Instead of dying, Ren Kai devours the fire meant to kill him. A black mouth with nine golden teeth opens on his chest, and a dead thief starts talking inside his head. The more he eats, the stronger he gets. But a full stomach puts his power to sleep, so he must stay hungry to stay dangerous. Then he finds a glowing number on his sister’s back. It is a countdown, and Heaven is not blessing her. It is harvesting her. Now a smiling Steward wants the coin, an entire sect wants the girl, and every bite Ren Kai takes makes the clock run faster. He has 975 days to find out what Heaven really tastes like. And to eat it. A funny, fast-paced, tragic cultivation story about hunger, family, and one beggar who refuses to be anyone’s meal.

In a world that worships genetic purity, Kai—a crippled Gamma scrap miner—discovers he carries the extinct gene. Ripped from his life, he's thrown into Olympus Academy where everyone wants him dead, then exiled to the wasteland to perish. There, he finds a hidden city of outcasts and uncovers the truth: this gene destroyed the old world. Now, he must decide—embrace the power that broke humanity, or prove that imperfection is worth saving.

Fifteen Years ago, John Vance was a street rat, beaten and exiled by the powerful Sterling family who bulldozed his orphanage and left his adoptive mother to die. Now, he returns as the commander of the world's most feared mercenary army. He doesn't want money. He doesn't want an apology. He wants to burn their empire to the ground, starting with the engagement party of the man who ruined his life.

"As the last surviving heir of the richest and most powerful family, I ask you to come back and claim your rightful place." "You want me to reclaim the family's fortune, now?" He asked, his pale blue eyes staring brightly at his butler. "Sire, this household has been waiting for you for years now. It is time." ✩★✩ Lucas Williams resumes his family fortune because he wants to protect his family.

Marcus Hayes had nothing left. Betrayed by his wife, humiliated by his boss, mocked by everyone at Langford Technologies. They laughed at his worn shoes, delayed his salary, and treated him like dirt. Then they discovered the truth. The messenger they tormented owned the company. The beggar they mocked controlled their futures. The man they destroyed was the heir to a fortune they couldn't imagine. Now the tables have turned. His cheating wife wants him back. His arrogant boss is begging for mercy. And everyone who laughed is scrambling to apologize.

Calder died betrayed by the woman he once trusted. Now, he has fifteen days to rewrite his fate. In his previous life, Calder gave Tamsin everything, only to lose his inheritance, his home, and ultimately his life. When a zombie siege struck, his wife and her lover abandoned him to face the undead alone. But fate gives him another chance. Reborn fifteen days before the apocalypse, Calder refuses to repeat his mistakes. He reclaims his money, protects the jade pendant his mother left behind, and cuts ties with the woman who once controlled his life. Then a mysterious system awakens, granting him storage space in exchange for collecting supplies. While the world remains unaware of the approaching catastrophe, Calder races against time to stockpile resources and reinforce his villa. Extreme cold will come first, followed by the undead and the collapse of civilization. Meanwhile, Tamsin cannot shake the feeling that the jade pendant holds the key to the future she glimpsed in her dreams. She wants the pendant. Calder wants nothing to do with her. When the world freezes and the dead begin to rise, will Tamsin discover why the man she betrayed is always one step ahead or will Calder make her regret ever crossing him?