To X Who Doesn't Love Me

Death is not the end for Frathan, it is merely a difficulty slider. Jumping through increasingly lethal timelines, he must master his skills and survive the escalating madness of a world that wants him dead, all while unraveling a mystery that spans the fabric of reality. Trapped in a loop where every death is a new, brutal beginning, Frathan discovers that he is not just a subject, but a pivotal cog in a system designed to break him. With the enigmatic, dangerous Seraphina by his side, he must navigate a slaughterhouse of shifting sectors and divine enemies to reach the truth: the Overseer of this prison wears his own face.

Satya’s life was already boring. But then, a 'System' appeared, forcing him to become the hero in a cliché *manhwa* story that he despised. Instead of saving the world, Satya is preoccupied with finding ways to disable pop-ups, exploit system bugs, and prove that real-world logic is far more effective than the sword Excalibur. Prepare for an unheroic adventure, packed with sarcasm, and an epic resistance against narrative destiny. Can an average employee destroy the genre from the inside out?

Donald, a poor boy in a forbidden love with Sandra from a rich home. At some points, he lost hope of being with Sandra considering the fact that he cannot contend with Mrs Susan and Alex the rich guy. How did Donald and Sandra fell in love? What uniqueness does Donald have in the class? Was Mrs Susan able to stop the two lovers? What is the fate of Mrs Susan? Did the love end in fulfilment?

The contemporary love story of millionaire brothers and their respective conquests, each with their own laws of love, the story of a lawyer who seduces his female opponent to win a case, the story of a boss skeptical about love who is attracted to his assistant, the story of a man who falls in love with his partner and is unrequited, will have you hooked from the first page. The law of love is simple: whoever falls in love first, loses. The First Law. Between love and war, all is fair. Second Law. There is no one more blind than the one who does not want to see. Third Law. Love without madness is not love

After finding out that his wife had been cheating on him, and that their daughter wasn't his, Jonathan was heartbroken.  He was sent to a two-week detention by his wife's lover.  During his desperate moment, the head steward of his wealthy family came to him and said, "Young master..."  Jonathan learned about his father's illness and had no option but to return to the family he had left three years ago to pursue love.  "Mark my words, Sarah! I will make you pay!"

Fajar thought his life was perfectly mundane until a 'Love Roulette' system hijacked his mornings, forcing him into public humiliations unless he completes absurd romantic missions. Now, he must survive his social life while accidentally falling for the coldest girl on campus.

A thousand years ago, humanity faced extinction. The dead. All the dead since the dawn of time rose and reclaimed the land of the living. Civilization burned. And the war dragged for ages. At the brink of annihilation, the first dragon riders carried mankind into the sky, forging the floating cities, the last refuge above the wastelands. For a century, humanity called it peace. Then Ebonspire fell. Devoured by undead hordes. Czar watched his mother and sister torn apart, leaving him with one burden. His niece, the last of his bloodline. When escape became impossible and hope rotted away, Satan came with an offer. Survive. Kill God. Or lose the only thing you have left. Now hunted by dragon knights, stalked by intelligent undead, and trapped in a primordial war, Czar fought. Not to save the world, but for survival and vengeance. My client is Satan. And my prey is God.

At graduation, Michael Scofield planned the perfect proposal. But instead of applause, he got laughter. In front of the entire campus, his girlfriend, Jane Scott, sneered at his cheap clothes and broke his heart. “Do you really think love can buy happiness?” she said. “Even my handbag costs more than you’ll ever earn!” Humiliated and crushed, Michael walked away in silence as Jane threw herself into the arms of her new billionaire boyfriend. What she didn’t know was—Michael wasn’t poor. For years, he’d lived under a strict family rule: stay hidden until graduation. No money. No help. No special treatment. But tonight, that rule ends. Because the boy she mocked is the sole heir to an empire that controls 70% of the world’s wealth. And when the truth comes out, the girl who looked down on him, the crowd who laughed at him, and the elites who called him trash—will all bow before him.

In a world ruled by the Ascension System, survival is permission-based. At eighteen, every citizen is evaluated, awakened, and assigned a path. Those who fail are erased—cleanly, legally, without regret. Kael Ashborne fails. Declared unawakened, Kael is sentenced to execution inside a system-controlled dungeon. No skills. No stats. No divine interface to save him. His death is calculated, approved, and inevitable. Except it doesn’t happen. Through instinct, defiance, and choices the system cannot predict, Kael survives becoming a contradiction the Ascension System cannot classify or correct. Instead of granting him power, the system begins to observe him. Study him. Adapt. Hunted by system-enforcers and shadowed by a hidden group known as the Erased—people who exist outside recorded outcomes—Kael learns a terrifying truth: the system does not rule by strength, but by certainty. It closes futures, locks outcomes, and sacrifices possibility to maintain order. Kael can break those futures. Not by overpowering the system but by invalidating its decisions. As the system escalates from observation to rollback, rewriting time and reality to erase him, Kael’s existence begins to destabilize the world itself. Cities fracture. Laws glitch. People suffer under the cost of wasted authority. Forced to choose between survival and responsibility, Kael steps into a role no one was meant to fill: a living anomaly capable of reopening closed destinies. The system calls him a catastrophic variable. The world may call him something else.

When Connor was a kid, his father was killed in a work accident his abusive mother killed herself from the loss of her husband. Deciding that he would focus on his studies so he and his brother would have a good life Connor got into Harvard where his life would only get worse. Until he was betrayed by his girlfriend Connor was ostracize by his classmates and beaten to a pulp. Going home Connor was killed by a man and a woman that would rob him and leave him to bleed out in his floor. But this is not the end of Connor story it is just the beginning