Third-person Pov

“Only because he didn’t come from a wealthy family like his rival, the woman he loved abandoned him without hesitation. His death was no accident either. It was planned. Deliberate. Cold-blooded. But fate gave him another chance. He returned with the power of a martial arts master and the medical knowledge of a world beyond his own. Read the story of Peter Davis in The Parallel World Doctor.”

Levi has always fought for everything — his grandmother’s love, his survival in a harsh neighborhood, and the girl he thought he could call his own. But Clarie’s betrayal, his best friend’s lies, and the crushing weight of debt leave him homeless, heartbroken, and desperate. Elsa has loved Levi quietly for years, watching over him while hiding her own feelings. When his grandmother falls gravely ill, she becomes the only one who can keep him grounded — and the one he might finally lean on. From the streets of Northwood Crest to the heights of a corporate empire, Levi’s life takes an unexpected turn when he discovers a truth that changes everything: he is the heir to a powerful conglomerate. But wealth and power cannot heal the wounds of betrayal, nor erase the past he tried to forget. Now, with enemies circling and old scars threatening to unravel everything, Levi must navigate love, loyalty, and danger — while facing the woman who has always held his heart. Will he find a way to forgive, to protect what matters, and finally claim the life and love he’s always deserved?

They assured us that memory would be our salvation. But they never asked at what cost. In the forgotten corner of Dustlight, where broken memories slumber beneath the dust, black market archivist Jacob Wilder uncovers a piece that cannot be. It holds voices that have been dead for centuries. It remembers his name. And it awakens something older than any Archive document—one older than the end of civilization. As Jacob partners with a bizarre kid and a former colleague turned skeptic, he must confront a truth long surgically removed from books: memory is not a tool. It is an essential force. And it wants to be free.

To the Dawson family, Ethan Cole is the ultimate disgrace—a broke, useless son-in-law whose only value is doing chores and staying out of sight. For three years, they humiliated him publicly and privately, never imagining he could fight back. But the night a mysterious stranger addresses Ethan as “Young Master”, everything changes. Because the man they mocked is no ordinary nobody. He is the missing heir of a hidden global empire. And now his enemies know he’s alive. Ethan Cole once belonged to the powerful Cole Dominion, a dynasty feared in business, politics, and the underground world. But after a brutal betrayal that nearly cost him his life, Ethan vanished. He walked away from unimaginable power, choosing instead to live a quiet life with Mia Dawson—the one woman who loved him without knowing who he truly was. To protect her, Ethan hid everything: his training, his wealth, his past, and the enemies hunting him. But after being exposed during the Dawson corporate gala, Ethan’s peaceful life collapses. Trained operatives raid their home. Mia watches, horrified, as Ethan defeats them with lethal skill she never knew he possessed. The attack forces her to confront the truth: her “ordinary” husband is someone extraordinary—and dangerously so. As reinforcements close in, Ethan is thrust back into a world he abandoned. Old rivals seek revenge. Loyal protectors return. And Mia struggles to reconcile the man she married with the legacy he carries. With the Dawson family panicking and enemies closing in, Ethan must reclaim the identity he hid—before those coming for him destroy everything he loves. This is the rise of the man they underestimated. The son-in-law they humiliated. The heir they should’ve feared. And Ethan Cole is done running.

In a world where your worth is measured by your talent and violence is the supreme power. Jett was talentless. He was used, humiliated, betrayed by the only people he trusted — and then discarded like trash. Then he died. But death wasn't the end for Jettai Ghalkhan. It was the beginning. [Congratulations, you are dead!]

After dying heroically while saving a little girl from kidnappers, Vasu is given a second chance at life in a new world where aliens and humans coexist.  As the Dungeon Manager, he is responsible for a complex labyrinth that holds the key to the planet's survival. Vasu must navigate the politics and power struggles of the various races while managing the challenges of the different levels of dungeon portals.  When he uncovers a plot that threatens to destroy the world, he must use all his skills to stop it. With the support of his allies, Vasu embraces his new purpose and realizes that this second chance at life may be the opportunity he needs to create a life he truly loves. blood boiling scenes are waiting for you to read , Enjoy a brand new world of dungeon-cultivation in a single novel.

When a boy watches his parents murdered, he’s left with a book that holds the power to destroy an empire. Years later, under a false name, he returns to the city that buried his past to burn it all down. But as his revenge spirals into war, Derick must choose: justice for the dead… or redemption for himself.

Blurb: After dying on a battlefield while defending humanity's last defence line against the monster invasion, Eagan Hawthorne was sent back in time. Reborn when he was eighteen years old and in his last year at the Hunter's Academy. With the second chance given, Eagan became determined to save humanity from his impending do and also find out the origin of the monsters that plague their world. However, faced with the restrictions of the title given to him by the mysterious system, the unknown gods who have chosen him to be the 'Bearer of Earth's Will', the continuous mockery and arrogance from the people around, and the betrayal among humans who want the world to end. Will he be able to achieve his goal of saving humanity from doom? Or will he join the ranks of the failed heroes of the past who have failed to save Earth in its countless reincarnations?

When Zane Veil, a forgotten foster kid turned street survivor, is pulled into the world’s most powerful secret empire, he inherits more than fortune. He inherits enemies. From poison in the boardroom to bombs in the night, every move is a gamble against billionaires, spies, and a centuries-old cabal. To claim the Veritas Protocol is to hold the keys to the world, if it doesn’t destroy him first.

In the modern world, everything has value. Bodies. Time. Love. Shame. Trauma. Information. Even human morality itself. Gavin Valerio finally realizes that truth after his life is destroyed in public. As the poorest student at Riverton University, Gavin loses everything in a single night. His girlfriend sleeps with another man, the video spreads across the university’s social platform, and his humiliation becomes entertainment for thousands of people. In a city where money defines status and status defines reality, someone like Gavin was never supposed to matter. Then, at the absolute lowest point of his life, something awakens inside him. Devil Capital System. A mysterious system that grants him access to unlimited capital assets. Money. Liquidity. Institutional networks. Influence. For the first time in his life, the world’s doors begin opening for him. But the System comes with rules far more terrifying than simply spending money. Because to the Devil Capital System, everything must generate value. Wasteful spending is punished. Emotional decisions are considered weakness. Even love itself can become a threat to system stability. As Gavin descends deeper into Riverton’s hidden world of business mafias, elite banking circles, luxury prostitution, viral media manipulation, and institutional power games, he begins to understand something horrifying: Capitalism was never just about money. It is the mechanism humanity uses to assign value to one another. The richer he becomes, the more Gavin is dragged into a brutal ecosystem built on influence, desire, social manipulation, transactional relationships, information control, and people willing to sell pieces of themselves just to survive. And as Gavin rises higher through a world where everything has a price, he begins to face a far more dangerous question: If value is what controls civilization itself... then who truly has the right to decide what something is worth?