You're Still Mine

Ethan Vance’s past life was the stuff of legend. As the “Sovereign,” he reigned as the world’s most feared mercenary commander—until the one person he trusted above all else turned on him, ending his life in a single, brutal betrayal. He awakens decades later, in 2026, not as a powerful figure but as a penniless, struggling 21-year-old college student. In the sterile glare of a hospital hallway, Ethan’s world seems to crumble. He can’t afford the surgery that could save his mother’s life. To make matters worse, his girlfriend—always quick to chase after money—abandons him on the spot for a wealthier classmate. Just as despair threatens to swallow him, a metallic chime rings out in his mind: [Ding! God-Level Wealth System activated. Binding complete.] [Initial Balance Reward: $10,000,000 deposited into your account!] Suddenly, fragments of his old self snap into place. The instincts of a battlefield commander return, but this time he’s armed not just with experience, but with limitless funds. The days of being dismissed as a loser on campus are over. Ethan Vance, the Sovereign, is back—reborn with a vengeance. To the ex-girlfriend who laughed at his misfortune: Watch as I buy the company your family depends on. To the doctors who turned away his mother: You’ll be lucky to find work in medicine again. And to the shadows of his past life, those enemies still lurking and scheming: I’m coming for my throne. This time, nothing will stand in my way.

‎ ‎ ‎In a galaxy where ancient magic fused with deadly AI tech, the Convergence left everything broken. Void spores twist people into nightmarish mutants. Planets die in silence. Empires fight over scraps of power. ‎ ‎Dex Taylor is a nobody. A Nullborn scavenger with zero magic in a universe ruled by it. He survives by scavenging ruins, dodging infected hordes, and never trusting anyone. ‎ ‎One wrong raid changes everything. ‎ ‎He bonds with a forbidden Eclipse Core. It awakens a hybrid power inside him: plasma upgrades, rune-forged rage, and a path to godlike strength. Every fight makes him stronger. Every level risks turning him into the monster he hunts. ‎ ‎Now factions across the stars want him dead or captured. Corporate hunters. Fanatical knights. Ancient AI gods stirring in the dark. ‎ ‎Dex gathers a crew of fierce women who become more than allies. They fight side by side through zero-gravity duels, collapsing arcologies, and boss battles that shake worlds. Bonds form in blood and fire. Tension simmers between them. Power grows. Secrets deepen. ‎ ‎But the Core whispers. Corruption spreads. And somewhere out there, a woman waits who is always one step ahead. Untouchable. Unyielding. ‎ ‎Will Dex rise as the Sovereign who saves the galaxy? Or become the void that ends it? ‎ ‎Explosive action. Relentless progression. Bonds forged in chaos.  ‎One click and you're in the fight. ‎ ‎

Xue Wuchen ruled an empire through forty years of unmatched cultivation and unforgiving fear — until seven of his most trusted followers put a blade through his chest in his own throne room. He should have stayed dead. Instead, he wakes up in the dying body of Ren Xiao, the weakest disciple in the history of the Azure Hollow Sect — a boy with no cultivation root, no name worth remembering, and three seniors already standing over him with drawn swords. His mind is still a tyrant's. His body can barely hold a sword. To survive, he must relearn cultivation from absolute zero, all while hiding the one truth that would get him killed twice: that the "nobody" everyone despises is the same man an entire empire was built on murdering. But someone already suspects. An elder who flinches at a single flicker of light. A sharp-eyed disciple who notices too much. And a killer in the dark, sent by someone who should have no reason to fear a nameless failure at all. The empire that rose from his death still calls him a monster. The people hunting his bloodline haven't stopped — they've just forgotten what he looks like now. And somewhere beneath the lies both sides have told for a generation, the real reason he was betrayed is still buried, waiting for a weak boy with a tyrant's mind to dig it back up. He wasn't given a second chance to be forgiven. He was given one to make sure they never see him coming.

Everyone thinks I’m a blind masseur, until my sight returns, and I decide to keep it to myself. Now I see every lie, every trap, and every secret they leave right in front of me. They still think I’m easy to fool, and that’s their biggest mistake.

In the Xuanhuang world, the sky had shattered centuries ago, leaving behind the "Celestial Fracture" that poisoned the world's energy and constrained the path of cultivation. Lin Feng, a weak and ailing mine slave, was accidentally struck by a mysterious stone from a meteorite. This stone turned out to be a "Heaven's Core Shard"—a fragment of the broken sky—that fused with his soul and granted him eyes capable of "Deconstructing All Laws." With his newfound ability, he saw the world not as a mystery, but as a collection of puzzles that could be taken apart and reassembled. From the lowliest kicking technique to forgotten ancient legacies, he could comprehend the essence of everything. However, this power made him a target for many factions: orthodox sects seeking to exploit him, wicked cultivators wanting to steal his soul core, and ancient beings awakened from slumber as he began to "repair" the damaged sky. His journey was not just one to become the strongest, but also to become the "Heavenly Repairman." Each step he took transformed the world, creating new cultivation arts, revolutionary artifacts, and ultimately, posing the ultimate question: should the shattered sky be restored to its original state, or reassembled into something entirely new?

My name is Joe Mzalendo. Mine country is Credonia, a third-world country. Born and raised here, I loved my country just like every other patriotic citizen. As I grew up, all I ever wanted was a good degree and a good job with the government. All that I looked forward to so that I could help others and see to it that things went the right way. I had a dream of transforming my country through fighting and nipping Corruption by the roots. I thought getting in was the right move and the only way to make a change. In the end, I was all wrong. I found myself imprisoned by powers I couldn't control and forces I could not break. Without options, I watched people suffer as I did nothing. It was a stab through my heart. I had to live with the knife through my heart and in pain. It was either that and try to help those I could or die. I not only walked with death but saw it most of the time. It was then that I learned; some things are better done from a distance. I learnt never to put out a conflagration from inside a blazing house.

Reborn as a physics prodigy falsely accused of fraud, he gains a system that can tell truth from error. Knowing the answers is only the beginning—he still has to prove them. As his breakthroughs shake the academic world, the university that threw him out may soon be teaching his work.

When a deaf teenager named *Ethan* is murdered by his billionaire father and left to drown, he returns three years later as an ancient warrior's heir with one mission: destroy the family that erased him. But the woman he loves is his stepmother's daughter — and his mother is still locked in a cage.

Wes Calder used to save people for a living. Now the System wants him to farm them. When Portage City is swallowed in a single night, a "Survival Assistance Protocol" lights up in front of every survivor's eyes — levels, quests, loot, the whole game. It looks like salvation. It plays like salvation. Wes almost believes it, right up until his squad's data analyst notices the math doesn't add up: the people who level fastest disappear soonest, and the "safe zones" cycle like feeding troughs on a schedule. They're not inside a dungeon. They're inside something's stomach, and the game is how it keeps its food calm, cooperative, and coming back for more. With a fracturing squad, a faction of true believers trading the weak for "Blessings," and a countdown he can't see, Wes has to find a way to survive a system built to be survived — without becoming the kind of person who feeds it.

He died 49 times to earn one free life. Now the man who cannot be killed is coming for the gods who played with his soul. Six hidden labs. Six immortal brothers still in chains. One war that will leave continents scarred and kings in ashes. There are no more respawns. Only revenge.