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In a world where heroes are worshipped and mutant beasts are feared, I was cast out of the shelter—discarded as worthless for not being a hero.But by sheer chance, I gained the power to control the life and death of those beasts.So I set up a supply outpost beyond the walls, dealing in the crystals harvested from within them.In this apocalypse, I play by my own rules—and rise to the top.Heroes? So what.Even S-ranks end up working for me.

To reclaim the vast fortune left behind by her grandfather, Viscountess Melris takes a desperate gamble at a masquerade ball. She seduces a mysterious silver-haired, red-eyed attendant in hopes of bearing his child — a child she plans to use as leverage to secure her inheritance. What she does not realize is that the man she has entangled herself with is none other than Eric, a ruthless and unhinged grand general who takes pleasure in killing. Now, caught in his relentless pursuit, Melris must deceive the world, outwit her scoundrel husband, and eliminate the scheming maidservant — all while struggling to survive the dangerous game she has set in motion.

When her older sister runs away on her wedding day, Elizabeth Fenwick is forced to marry the powerful Earl of Wyndham to save her family from ruin. Thrust into a world of scandal, ruthless aristocrats, and her husband's disapproving family, Elizabeth struggles to find her place. But when Edward's former love returns determined to destroy their marriage, the reluctant newlyweds must stand together—or risk losing the unexpected love growing between them.

At Asgard Academy, underdog Elena is relentlessly bullied for her pathetically weak magic. Ice-cold, stoic Professor Cassius notices her for one thing. Her scent feels hauntingly familiar, and it inexplicably awakens his long-sealed curse mark. He offers her private tutoring as cover, helping her rein in her wildly unstable magic. Until he makes the shocking discovery...

After a global flood forces humanity into an ocean survival game, Calvin starts with nothing but a broken raft. He soon unlocks the hidden class of Supreme Machinist, allowing him to upgrade and rebuild almost anything. While others struggle to survive, Calvin turns scrap into powerful equipment and sea monsters into valuable resources. As his raft grows into a mighty warship, he rises from castaway to ruler of the seas, setting his sights on the legendary Ark Continent.

Ava, a human without a wolf soul, married Alpha Nick because the Moon Goddess declared them one-hundred-percent fated mates, but he spent two years humiliating her and never believing a word she said. When the Silver Moon Temple reveals the compatibility reading was wrong and her true mate is Ryan, the West Coast Alpha, Ava forces the annulment herself, suffering a soul backlash that nearly kills her. In her coma, Nick discovers the bruises and the miscarriage she hid—after he choked her—and finally kneels to admit fault, but it's too late. When Ava's wolf soul awakens, she runs to a cliff's edge, broken beyond reach. Ryan saves her; Nick lets her go. Ava loses her memories of him, leaves, and opens a flower shop in a quiet town, learning who she is without being anyone's Luna. Months later, a familiar voice calls her name—but this time, the choice is hers.

A gifted contract mage, Layla, spent her past life collecting ninety-nine sacred cores to help her contracted beast, the Sacred Whale Neil, take human form—only to have Neil pierce her heart and push her into the Bloodtide Trench the moment he transformed. Reborn on the day of the contract ceremony, Layla abandons the Sacred Whale and chooses a dying little spirit snake instead. Neil, now in human form, teams up with her sister Evelyn to humiliate her, but the little snake turns out to be Poseidon, the Sea Emperor. As past betrayals and old wounds resurface, Neil kneels in regret—too late. Only Poseidon stands by her side. This time, Layla will never waste herself on the unworthy again, and finally learns to live for herself.

Ethan Sterling has hit the Great Emperor Realm, but all he wants is a quiet retirement. Too bad his system forces him to take on three misfits: a reincarnated empress, a human wrecking ball, and a girl who brings bad luck by breathing. His grand plan? Teach them to fake weakness and disappear. Then the Outer Lands demons show up, and the whole "stay invisible" thing goes out the window. Now this bunch of self-proclaimed losers has to fight, and the whole cultivation world has no idea what hit them.

Centuries after the extinction of human civilization — perhaps even longer — Earth no longer belongs to humankind. The once-thriving cities have crumbled into ruins, skyscrapers swallowed by yellow sand, steel forests reduced to derelict remnants where mechanical life now roosts. Football stadiums, subway tunnels, factories, city squares — the relics of human civilization still lie scattered across the world like the last embers left behind after a great fire, silently bearing witness to an era that no one remembers anymore. The world now belongs to the machines. They think, they communicate, they build organizations. They know friendship, faith, hatred, and dreams. Yet the vast majority of them have no idea what "humans" ever were — let alone why they themselves came into existence. The world has entered a new epoch of mechanical civilization. And this age would later be known as:After the Embers

Aria Bellini, the neglected eldest daughter of a mafia family, is systematically silenced by her family to accommodate her sister Bianca’s feigned "sensory overload." In reality, Bianca is a manipulative liar who frames Aria for abuse and deliberately inflicts severe injuries on her. As Aria bleeds to death, her parents ignore her cries to comfort Bianca instead. Following her death, Aria’s ghost watches as Lucian Cavalli—the rival heir who genuinely loved her—stops at nothing to unearth the truth and expose Bianca's elaborate setup. In the aftermath, Bianca is exiled and ultimately dies by suicide, while her parents descend into madness. Finally, Aria’s soul finds peace.