Third-person Pov

Felix Kane, a cynical history teacher, dies in a strange library fire at his school. Instead of heaven, he is resurrected in a strange new world where words build worlds and warriors wield holy texts as weapons. Bullied for being weak, Felix discovers that he is gifted with the Codex System—a living book where he can record, delete, and rewrite facts. Recipes forgotten bring back dead herbs. Lost legends summon ancient beasts. Deleted lies destroy kingdoms. But the stronger Felix gets, he discovers that there is a more sinister revelation: his death on Earth was not an accident. Greater beings have been editing the histories of all worlds. And only him—the Codex Wielder—to pen the final page.

Five years ago, Desmond Knight lost everything. His freedom. His dignity. His future. Thrown into prison for a crime he didn’t commit, Desmond was meant to rot and be forgotten. Instead, prison became his forge. Pain became strength. And an old man’s secret changed his fate forever. On the day Desmond walks free, he carries nothing but a vengeful heart and a code that leads to a hidden empire people barely knew about. He vowed to take revenge on those who had wronged him. Especially Cherry Vixen. But power never comes without a price. As Desmond steps into a world of wealth, control, and power, will he rise as victorious? or succumb to the dark side of his new self.

They burned his name. Betrayed his trust. Left him for dead. But death…didn’t take him. Aiden Vermillion, once mocked as the weakest man in the kingdom, rises from the ashes of betrayal wielding a power ancient enough to terrify the gods. Branded a nobody. Forgotten by history. Hunted by darkness. He returns cloaked in a new name, a new face...And a vengeance that could crack the heavens. With a system bound to his bloodline, an empire to reclaim, and a prophecy written in demon blood, Aiden is no longer just fighting for justice. He’s coming to tear kingdoms apart. To expose traitors. To shatter thrones. Three wives. One sword. Infinite rage. The Lord of Destruction wants the world to burn. But Aiden? He plans to burn Vatou first.

When Damien William woke up in that hospital eight years ago with no memories, a kind woman named Sophia helped him recover. Grateful and lost, he married into her family, the Vaughns, and became their live-in son-in-law. For seven years, they treated him like garbage, a brain-damaged charity case who should be grateful for the scraps from their table. One month ago, Damien's memories returned in full. He remembered that he's the true heir to the William Empire, a trillion-dollar dynasty that controls half the world's economy. He also remembered that the accident that caused his memory loss wasn't an accident, but a perfectly staged incident orchestrated by his cousin, Raymond, and Sophia's uncle was the inside man who helped them. But Damien didn't reveal himself immediately. He continued playing the humiliated son-in-law, while planning his revenge on everyone who had wronged him.

[Hello Micheal….welcome to the Austra System. You have been selected to be part of the group.] “Austra? The universe itself?” Even though he was a qualified businessman, his position as partner at a prestigious conglomerate—Bio-tech, which also was his birthright as it was willed to him by his late father, was contemptuously snatched from him by the people he called family, therefore leaving him with nothing, to be left alone to die in a dejected manner. However, every thing changed when the Austra System took over. A system that would give him wealth, power and most importantly, grant him his greatest wish—to make them all pay, and reclaim what is rightfully his. ‘The rise of the billionaire heir’ is a sequel of the Austra System takeover. A book centered on Mike, while the next book will be on Noah and the next, Jessy.

​In his past life, Han Jin was a "Human Shield"—a low-level builder forced to die so the "Heroes" could live. When the Mana Collapse hit, he was left to be torn apart by Shadow Beasts. ​Instead of hell, Han Jin wakes up in his cramped apartment, 100 days before the world ends. With him comes the [Divine Architect System]. ​While others are partying, Han is buying abandoned mines. While the rich are investing in stocks, Han is stockpiling canned beef and reinforced tungsten. Everyone thinks he’s insane—until the sky turns purple and the monsters descend. Now, the billionaires are begging for a spot in his cellar, but Han Jin has a new rule: In my fortress, if you don't work, you don't eat.

The god is dead, but its memory is hungry. Three thousand years ago, the god Tharos fell. Today, his fossilized remains—the Lorn Expanse—serve as the lifeblood of an empire. In the shadow of the Ribs of Lorn, the Empire of the Spine mines god-bone and harvests aetherich to power a civilization of brass and gears. But for those who toil in the dust, the cost of progress is madness. Kael is a survivor of the bone mines, forever changed by a catastrophic collapse in Chamber 19. While others died from the weight of divine essence, Kael woke with the "hum" in his blood. He now hears the frequencies of the dead god and tastes memories trapped in the dust—a gift that feels more like a slow-acting poison. He wants only to survive the grueling life of a scavenger, hiding the resonance that marks him as different. Everything changes when he encounters Ilara, a woman whose voice carries a power that shouldn't exist. She is a Vessel, capable of singing raw god-bone into life, and she is being hunted by the Empire’s mechanical enforcers. The Empire has spent centuries trying to stabilize divine energy, but Kael and Ilara represent something they cannot control: a living connection to a waking god. As the "Thrice-Born" prophecy stirs and the ground beneath the salt flats vibrates with a terrifying new rhythm, the two must flee toward the heart of the god’s corpse. In a world where technology is fueled by the sacred and bone-tech determines the hierarchy of man, Kael and Ilara must decide if they are the harbingers of a new era or the final echoes of a dying god's scream. GODGRAVE is a dark industrial fantasy that explores the intersection of faith, machinery, and the heavy price of remembering.

A map that can erase nations. A man who can rewrite existence with a pen. And a world teetering on the edge of oblivion. Sael Corin, a discredited mapmaker, holds a power no one should wield, the Null Atlas. Every stroke of his hand redraws reality, erasing cities, bloodlines, and memories. Nations hunt him. Rebels need him. And the atlas is beginning to write itself. In a high-fantasy world where ink is stronger than swords, Sael must navigate moral peril, political intrigue, and a sentient map that refuses to obey. Every chapter could change the world forever… and the question is, will he survive what he creates?

Quincy who has been unconscious for a while, he became a vegetable and a burden to his wife, despite that she made efforts to stick with him, though her family kicked against it and insisted she gets married to a billionaire. Kohler's family was bankrupt after spending so much on Quincy's health. Her mother was forced to go after her daughter who wasn't ready to let go of a husband who has been in coma for long. Quincy's regaining consciousness was one of the most beautiful moments for Kohler. Would that stop her family from the decision they made? Or does Quincy still have to let go of his wife to save her family which was bankrupt?

When Hagel, a veteran hunter, becomes the hunted, he must turn a city into a battlefield. With his team branded as traitors and monsters in the shadows, his only choice is to make a noise and fight back.