Who Made Me A Princess Lucas

Humiliated by his cheating girlfriend and beaten like a nobody, he thinks he has hit rock bottom, until one phone call reveals the truth about his birth. Overnight, the broke waiter becomes the hidden heir to an empire powerful enough to make an entire city bow.

He did not know his own background. He had been cast out by his family in the Divine Realm due to a defect in his meridians. However, everything changed when he began living in a world without cultivation. After witnessing his aunt being humiliated, carried a burning desire for vengeance, which led him to obtain a system of fortune that would make him an unrivaled god. “Wherever my feet stand, not a single person can disturb me!”

“They should cut your hands off before the next ceremony. Why let trash touch the Awakening Stone?” Dante Moretti is the disgrace of Saint Lucian Academy. In a world where power decides status, wealth, and survival, Dante is worse than weak—he is nothing. The Awakening Stone doesn’t glow for him. The examiners laugh behind his back. Students spit insults every time he walks through the halls. “Even stray dogs have instincts,” Renzo Cavalli sneers. “But you? You were born useless.” Every day, Dante endures the humiliation in silence. Being shoved into lockers. Having food dumped over his head. Listening as students compare him to worms beneath their shoes. Because if he quits the academy, his little sister Lucia loses her chance at a future. Then the sky splits open. Monsters descend upon the city, slaughtering everything in sight. Lucia fights to protect innocent people, but a D-rank Blightbearer tears through her defenses and lunges for her heart. Without thinking, Dante steps in front of her. The claw punches through his chest. Blood spills across the road. And the world changes. His blood rises into the air. A forbidden voice echoes inside his skull— [Mother System activated.] When Dante opens his eyes again, they burn gold. The monsters freeze. The air trembles. And the boy everyone called worthless smiles for the first time in years. “You spent your whole lives looking down on me,” he whispers. “Now learn what it feels like to kneel.” Three D-rank monsters disappear from existence in a storm of crimson light. Now the same academy that mocked him fears him. The same elites who treated him like dirt suddenly want his loyalty. But Dante hasn’t forgotten the laughter. And this time… the weakest boy in the world is no longer asking for acceptance.

Ethan Cole is a broke accountant crushed by inherited debt, a stolen career, and a fiancée who leaves him for a billionaire heir. Framed for embezzlement by his own CEO, publicly beaten by loan sharks, and stripped of his home, Ethan reaches his lowest point and attempts suicide. Instead of dying, he awakens the Infinite Cashback System ... an entity that converts every loss, humiliation, and injury into wealth, skill, or power, the magnitude of the reward matching the depth of the loss. What starts as quiet survival becomes empire-building, as Ethan anonymously buys out the people who destroyed him. As his fortune grows, so does the scale of his enemies: corporate rivals, hidden martial clans, ancient cultivators, and secret rulers who have controlled Earth from the shadows for centuries. Guided by Luna, the System's evolving AI, Ethan discovers his suffering was never random ... his parents' deaths, his humiliations, even the System itself were engineered as part of a cosmic selection process to produce the next Universal Administrator. As Earth is revealed to be a mere "beginner planet" in a vast interstellar hierarchy, Ethan must decide whether to become a tool of that system or dismantle it entirely ... using the very power his losses created to free countless worlds from the cycle of exploitation that shaped him.

Calder died betrayed by the woman he once trusted. Now, he has fifteen days to rewrite his fate. In his previous life, Calder gave Tamsin everything, only to lose his inheritance, his home, and ultimately his life. When a zombie siege struck, his wife and her lover abandoned him to face the undead alone. But fate gives him another chance. Reborn fifteen days before the apocalypse, Calder refuses to repeat his mistakes. He reclaims his money, protects the jade pendant his mother left behind, and cuts ties with the woman who once controlled his life. Then a mysterious system awakens, granting him storage space in exchange for collecting supplies. While the world remains unaware of the approaching catastrophe, Calder races against time to stockpile resources and reinforce his villa. Extreme cold will come first, followed by the undead and the collapse of civilization. Meanwhile, Tamsin cannot shake the feeling that the jade pendant holds the key to the future she glimpsed in her dreams. She wants the pendant. Calder wants nothing to do with her. When the world freezes and the dead begin to rise, will Tamsin discover why the man she betrayed is always one step ahead or will Calder make her regret ever crossing him?

Alex was a bullied orphan with no powers until he finds a runestone that gives him abilities that change his life forever. Now, he has to battle the consequences that come with possessing such great power.

When covert intelligence officer Remington Kessel returns home after five years abroad, he finds his entire existence wiped clean. His younger brother, Chris, used a forged psychiatric evaluation, a coerced notary, and forced board votes to declare Remington legally incompetent, seize control of the multibillion-dollar Kessel Group, and convince their mother he was dangerously unhinged. Refusing to resort to violence, Remington wages a cold, methodical war of forensic strategy. Operating from the shadows, he targets the load-bearing pillars of Chris's conspiracy: an ousted board member hiding audio evidence, a blackmailed notary holding a damning paper trail, and the corrupt psychiatrist paid to sign off on false declarations. As Remington gathers an irrefutable chain of evidence, he leaves the complete dossier at his family’s kitchen table—forcing a silent, devastating reckoning that shatters Chris's control and reclaims both his stolen legacy and his name.

They stole his invention. Seduced his wife. Beat him bloody. And left him to rot as a janitor in the empire he built. But when Ethan Cola’s humiliation hits rock bottom, something awakens inside him—a voice. A system. One that sees everything. One that remembers every betrayal. And it’s not here to forgive. [SYSTEM ACTIVATED] [MISSION 001: ENDURE. THEN ERASE.] Now armed with god-level AI, encrypted power, and the raw fire of vengeance, Ethan is no longer the man they discarded. He’s the glitch in their system. The shadow in their servers. And the last face they’ll see before everything burns.

Benjamin was a nobody, a common scholarship student and an orphan with no support, he only had his girlfriend, the woman he gave everything to even when he had nothing. Their relationship was kept secret because Annabelle said she detested attention but during an excursion, she was shamelessly flirting with the school richest guy, Bryant a spoilt egoistic brat and when Benjamin confronted her gently, she felt embarrassed, like he was doing too much, like he was a pest disturbing her. And even when disaster struck, and Annabelle had the chance to save him, she left him to his death but Benjamin didn't die, choosing to protect a man that wasn't there when he was. But something mysterious happened to him afterwards.

She is Nine. Blade IX of the Nine Abysses. Three hundred years ago Hell erased her name, burned its sigils into her arms, and installed a recitation under her ribs that counts her target's sins until the day she ends him. Her target: Xiao Jin, crown prince of Dalang. Wolf-blooded. Disrespectful. Weighed and found owing. The Moon's blessing makes a wolf prince untouchable to enemy blades. Only his bride can take him: the one who shares his bed and speaks the condemnation in the bridal rite. So Hell sends brides. Two burned before her. Seven was collared and sang for three days. Now Nine walks into the Looking Room wearing a drowned girl's face, meaning to be chosen. He chooses her. Then he laughs at her, a real laugh, the first true thing anyone has given her in three hundred years, and the recitation under her ribs goes silent mid-word. Now she is his chosen bride, one locked door from his bed, with a priest who already knows what she is, a kingdom that believes he murders brides, a Hell that does not forgive failure, and a mission she can no longer remember how to speak. Every chapter ends with something snapping. The only question that matters: which of them breaks first, and into what.