Villain And Saint

His humiliation was their favorite entertainment. His revenge will be their worst nightmare. Alexander Rivera was used to being laughed at for his old clothes and empty wallet. He thought the ultimate betrayal was watching his girlfriend, Elena, choose a billionaire's son over him right in front of many crowd that broke him completely. But that was before a dying kingmaker pulled him from the gutter. Before Lorenzo Benedetti bestowed upon him a new name and a staggering inheritance: a multi-billion empire. Now, Alexander is back. To them, he’s still the same penniless waiter, the easy target for their cruelty. They still think he’s poor. They still mock him, set him up, and treat him like dirt. They have no idea he’s rich. They don’t realize he’s recording every cruel word. With the limitless resources of the Benedetti fortune at his fingertips, Alexander is no longer fighting for respect. He's waging a war. And for the spoiled elite of Saint George University, the lesson is about to begin: Never underestimate the man who has nothing left to lose... and everything to burn. Step into Alexander’s world where revenge is a luxury he can finally afford.

To protect his wife's family, Eddard took the fall for a hit-and-run, spending three brutal years in Hell Prison. But the moment he steps into the sunlight, his wife, Arya, dumps him to protect her company's upcoming IPO. Her toxic family calls him a worthless cockroach, kicks him to the curb, and violently tries to steal his late parents' villa. They mock him for having nothing, eager to replace him with a wealthy billionaire heir. But they have no idea who they just discarded. While in prison, Eddard wasn't just rotting—he was inheriting. He is now Zeus, the absolute supreme leader of the Apex of the Stars, commanding global wealth and power spanning six continents. He is also the legendary Medical Saint, possessing mystical healing arts that the world's most powerful tycoons will beg for on their knees. As the city's true elite line up to bow at Eddard’s feet, his ex-wife’s family is still pathetically bragging about their minor corporate status. When his true identity is unleashed, Arya and her treacherous family will learn the devastating cost of betrayal. They will beg for his mercy—but the Apex does not forgive.

Cedric Rivers has always escaped into his sketchbook — drawing deadly worlds, monstrous games, and a darkly beautiful villain named Baran. But when heartbreak drives him to throw his journal into a strange halo-shaped bin behind school, his fantasy doesn’t just vanish — it comes alive. The next morning, a red storm rolls over Alder High, sealing 500 students and teachers inside. The gates slam shut. The classrooms twist into battlegrounds. And a familiar voice welcomes them: “Welcome to the Survival Game.” Every game demands a sacrifice. Every rule is written in his ink. Now Cedric must face the twisted world he created — and the gorgeous, terrifying game master who calls him Creator. To survive, he must play. To win, he must destroy the story he once loved — before it destroys everyone he cares about.

Jian Chen was destined to die—a minor villain sacrificed for a hero’s growth. But as the executioner’s blade descends, the script of reality shatters. Armed with the forbidden "Destiny Usurper System," Jian Chen refuses to be a footnote in someone else's legend. He doesn’t seek redemption; he seeks absolute dominion through theft. From plucking "Protagonist Luck" from the world's favorites to turning ancient legacies into his personal playground, he is systematically bleeding the universe's original savior dry. To Jian Chen, destiny is not a path—it is a resource to be harvested until the chosen ones are left bankrupt and forsaken. The architects of fate have finally noticed the anomaly in their masterpiece. As the stars align to erase the man who stole their miracles, Jian Chen stands at the summit of a darkening world order. But when the Heavens themselves come to collect his debt, can a throne built on stolen fate survive the wrath of its true creator?

Death Game: The Cosmic Pawn Soren Vale hunts monsters for a living. But when a god called the Summoner drags him into a cosmic death game, he becomes the hunted. Thrown into nightmarish trials, Soren must survive horrors from humanity's darkest legends while rival players,and his own sanity close in. The Game offers forbidden power from ancient entities, but the price may be his soul. To break free, Soren must embrace the very darkness he's always fought against, transform from a broken survivor into a force capable of shattering worlds, and burn the Game to the ground. But in a game where power corrupts and monsters wear human faces, the line between hero and villain blurs. Death Game: The Cosmic Pawn is a relentless descent into horror, LitRPG progression, and urban fantasy where survival isn't just the goal.it's the only way to stay human. The Game has already begun. Ready or not.

A hero must be compassionate, selfless and courageous. But that isn't all. Because a hero must also be powerful. In this world, power is everything. Strength decides who gets to save lives and who's left with community service. That’s why I was nothing — a rank 50 E-Class reject, skating through the streets, saving what little I could while the real heroes battled gods and monsters. Then one day, I died. Almost. Dragged into the abyss, I was given a second chance: the Forever Core. An armor that evolves. A system that never stops adapting. Every battle, every hit, every mistake, I come back stronger. Now, the monsters that once crushed me can’t kill me the same way twice. I must adapt. Evolve. I must grow stronger and fight harder. Because humanity is worth fighting for. Even if I have to burn every villain alive to prove it.

Gabriel, a guard in a commercial city, makes the mistake of letting a stranger into his country. He unknowingly caused that place to be attacked by invaders from another country. Seeing how in a matter of minutes invaders arrive and attack the city. He decides to flee with hundreds of people and leaves his family behind, however he is caught by some adventurers who belong to the invaders and is used by them as a slave to explore the dungeons that they consider very dangerous. However they are lucky and he manages to find the entrance to a place protected by a stone giant. He gives him a sword so that Gabriel leaves and does not bother in that place. However, due to the power that the young man is acquiring in all the missions with the sword, he begins to become a little colder and loses the heroism that he should have developed, because he begins to remember that all the people of his city perished by the invasion. His mind begins to cloud, but the world does not need a villain, it needs a hero at that moment.

The Demon Emperor was never defeated. He chose to lose. Three thousand years ago, Aren Veyl sacrificed everything—his empire, his reputation, his people—to save the world from a threat no one else could see. History branded him a monster. The Hero King, once his closest friend, became the world’s savior. Now Aren has returned, full power intact, to a world that still fears his name. Enrolling at the Imperial Academy under a false identity, he is ranked a C-class student—mediocre by modern standards. But the ranking crystal cannot measure what he truly is. It cannot measure the power that once shaped reality itself. As Aren navigates academy life, protects demon communities from persecution, and uncovers the conspiracy that rewrote history, he must confront the question that defines him: After three thousand years as the villain, can the Demon Emperor become something else?

Abandoned, unwanted, Theodore has moved places since he was born. He is considered a monster because he has eyes that are different colors from each other. This starts from 3,000 years ago, an event occurred that would change history. The Earth is about to experience an apocalypse when a meteor shower hits. The cause was a collision between two giant meteors in space, adjacent to the Earth's orbital line. Almost 50% of living things on Earth died. But it was not the only impact of the meteor shower of the time. Anyone who can survive will have tremendous strength. The power of the so-called Odd Eye or another name for Tyr Gods Syndrome. Each owner of this power can manipulate human brains to kill each other, or something that normal humans cannot think of. And anyone with Tyr Gods Syndrome has a characteristic, which is that their two eyeballs have different colours. That is what distinguishes them from ordinary people. Then someone tried to manipulate his power to rule the world. Can Theodore fight the villain? He's a fifteen-year-old boy defeating evil in the world?

Thorne Black died a nobody, just a desperate grave robber trying to reclaim dignity for his family after the Holy Kingdom of Solace destroyed their graves to build its shining cathedrals. But death was not the end. Reborn as an undead bound to the Necro Overlord System, he awakens with one terrifying power: to harvest souls and raise an army from the dead. As Thorne’s power grows, so does his ambition. Villages fall, outposts crumble, and battlefields rise again under his command as he builds a relentless undead legion to tear Solace apart. But standing in his path is Sister Elara, a death priestess sworn to guide souls to rest. Unlike the others, she sees something unsettling in Thorne, not just a monster, but a man shaped by injustice. As their paths collide, faith begins to crack, and the line between justice and vengeance blurs. If the kingdom that claims to protect the living is built on the bones of the forgotten, then who is the true villain, and when the dead rise to reclaim what was stolen, will Thorne become the savior of the fallen… or the very tyrant he set out to destroy?