To X Who Doesn't Love Me

Enemy of the Sinaloa Cartel Aliyan fell in love with a woman called Bendis who turns out to be the daughter of the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, which he did not know at the beginning of their relationship. After knowing Bendis' family, he realized that this family does not love him after twisted blows that began with injustice. Accused of killing a man whom Yannick Bendis' brother had killed Aliyan began to flee the world. One morning after returning from a trip, Bendis came to welcome her man when she was shot in the stomach. This made Aliyan angry to the point of declaring war on Bendis' family starting with a clandestine marriage with Bendis.

In a world where the 'Mist of Void' erases those without deep emotional bonds, Ethan, a man with a 1% Love Level, must navigate a lethal survival game where falling in love is his only shield—and his biggest death sentence.

Liu Kang, a poor fisherman from another world, got struck by lightning in stormy rain when he was out fishing.. He awakens in the Azure Heaven Continent, transmigrated into the body of a trash young master whose dantian was destroyed by a mysterious force. Cast aside as trash, abandoned by hope.. He discovers that within his shattered dantian lies a Heaven-defying Lightning Bead, a forbidden existence that should not exist under the laws of heaven. From that moment on, Liu Kang makes a vow: “If the heavens judge all things… then I shall become the blade that carries out that judgment.” With lightning as his power and a sword in hand, he walks a path no one dares tread To punish gods, devils… and even Heaven itself!!!

"If Death wants you to die, you must die. But if Ethan Vance wants you to live, Death can wait in line." Ethan Vance spent three years of the apocalypse keeping a small team of survivors alive. Then the Doomsday Virus took the world, and his fiancée and his best friend took his supplies and threw him to the horde. Bleeding out on the concrete, he wakes something buried under the old city: the Death's Nemesis System. It cannot heal him. But every time Ethan pulls a patient back from the edge of death, it collects what the grave had already claimed, their lifespan, their strength, their hidden talents. Now Ethan has a blade that cuts what he understands, and he understands bodies better than anyone left alive. Warlords who once ignored him will beg for his medicine. Monsters will learn to fear his scalpel. And the people who left him to die will find out what it costs to need a doctor. In a world where nobody can afford to die, the man who decides who lives holds all the power.

Jonathan Einstein was a poor son-in-law from the Weldein family. He had to accept all the gossip and blasphemy against him. Even Elissa Einstein, the woman he married, had to be willing to lose a priceless inheritance. Living in the humiliation and insults of Elissa’s family did not necessarily make Jonathan hopeless. Until one day, he met an old man who gave him a key. There, Jonathan’s life suddenly changed one hundred and eighty degrees. Jonathan suddenly had gotten immeasurable wealth, wealth that would never run out even by the dozens of descendants. And all that wealth was in one gold card that he got. Enjoying a rich life didn’t make Jonathan be arrogant, he did everything that was useful to elevate himself and his wife so that they would no longer be looked down upon by his wife’s family.

Betrayed by his girlfriend he loved so dearly, Daniel Cowell got himself drunk in his apartment. Overwhelmed with misery, Daniel downloaded a system game and began to play absent-mindedly, only to wake up the next morning to see a screen floating in his eyes.  Daniel thought he was imagining things until he realized the System rewards were real. With the System by his side, Daniel Cowell stepped into wealth, ready to dominate and trample underfoot those who humiliated him.

John Erling and his class had been summoned to another world. Every single one of them had been blessed by one of the many gods. "What do you mean i have been blessed by the goddess of snakes?" (Not my image, if the author wants me to put it down. Please contact me and i will.)

Zane was the weakest link—the worthless, live-in Son-in-Law who cleaned floors for his wife's powerful, arrogant family on campus. Every day was a cycle of humiliation, designed to keep him weak and subservient. They called him "Zero." ​But Zane was a lie. He was the exiled incarnation of an ancient God of War, sealed in a mortal shell by a cosmic vow. His daily agony wasn't a punishment; it was a desperate containment protocol. ​When a powerful Mythic System awakens inside him, forcing him to fight back to survive, Zane realizes the terrible truth: his wife, the ruthless Student Council President, is the unwitting key to his prison. If she dies, his power unleashes and destroys the city. If he fails to protect her, the Scions of Chaos will capture her and turn his divine spark into a weapon against the world. ​Now, the Son-in-Law must rise as the Commander, using his hidden power to seize billions, crush his rivals, and fight a secret war to protect the one woman who is both his jailer and the only reason he remains a man.

Noam was once the laughingstock of his in-laws, mocked as the “useless son-in-law” who contributed nothing to their powerful family. Betrayed by his ambitious wife and her relatives, he was killed just as the world’s greatest digital fortune—Bytegold—exploded in value. But fate gave him a second chance. Regressed few days before his death, Noam awakens the year when Bytegold first appeared, worthless to everyone but him. Determined to rewrite destiny, he hides his genius behind a mask of foolishness, letting his in-laws ridicule him while he builds a secret empire. To break free, Noam fakes his death before their plot can succeed again and reemerges under a new identity—wealthy, untouchable, and mysterious. Along the way, he attracts the attention of a sharp, ambitious reporter who begins piecing together his hidden rise. Now, torn between revenge and redemption, love and betrayal, Noam walks the fine line between past grudges and future glory.

In Eternal Throne, players are gods who kill and humiliate NPCs for fun. Jax Thorn is just a lowly janitor NPC, endlessly murdered, his wife claimed, treated like worthless code. Until a server merge glitch lets him hijack the Player System itself. Now he can steal levels, skills, and power from the so-called gods. From disposable trash to the Glitch Overlord, Jax will make every player who tormented him kneel. But the Game Entities have noticed the anomaly… and they delete threats permanently. One broken NPC just started a war against millions of gods. And he’s only getting started.