Sabotaging Movie Collection

Eight billion people. One survival game. No way out — until Damien Graves wakes up with two gifts that weren't supposed to exist. He can see everything coming, and he can build anything from nothing. Now he's climbing through a rigged system of god-tier Admins, and every kill brings him closer to the truth of this cruel game.

He could devour the dark. She could read his soul. When the Sanctum came to reclaim its monster, she fused her life into his heartbeat, and he chose a broken flashlight over the throne of a god.

Mission count: 100. Destination: Blue Star. Actual arrival: zombie world. Now, Cara is the Duchess's daughter, and she has five beastmates who can't stand her. But still, only she can stop them from going feral. Now the system wants her to win them over. No pressure.

Lucas is a retired Human Sovereign lying low in the city, running a care home. He tames an indescribable god that treats people like dirt, turning it into a floor-sweeping elder, a gatekeeping dog, and a boiler-room pal. Amidst all the fun, he just happens to save the world.

Elian Voss doesn't run from the apocalypse. He builds an army. He unlocks the Terror Zombie Synthesis System. Unbeatable nightmares like Samara and Freddy Krueger serve him alone. He exposes the Shadow Court, claims the Map of Creation, and rises as the Nether Lord.

I, the Black Dragon King, had just returned from slaying a god when my own brother betrayed me. My soul barely escaped into a dragon egg, only to be summoned and turned into a little lizard. As if that weren't enough, the woman who formed a contract with me immediately commanded me to swallow her necklace. I incinerated it with a single blast of dragon fire. From there, I rose back to power—one-shotting bosses, transforming into a half-dragon, and taking down everyone in my way.

Issac Sutton's failed awakening led to a contract with the Vampire Queen. Gifted by the system, he shattered class barriers, humiliated the elite, and uncovered a plot spanning nations. Now, Issac advances toward the demon with his captivating contracted beasts.

Ethan Reed's parents always favored his sister, Iris. Every time he took an exam, her score was exactly ten points higher—and whenever he missed one, hers mysteriously tanked. Suspicious but silent, Ethan decided to expose the lie. He studied in secret, aiming for 741 on the finals. That would force Iris to score 751—the maximum possible score. His family, desperate to protect the scam, locked him at home and tried to destroy his admission papers. But Ethan fought back, broke free, and rewrote his own future at a top university.

Realizing the danger he is in, Eliot believes adopting Nolan is the only way to stop the tragedy. He chooses Nolan instead of Mia, seeing the boy as his only ally. With Nolan's constant inner reminders, Eliot carefully collects evidence of Lila's conspiracy. He also seeks help from his sisters, who stand by him against Lila's manipulation.

Betrayed as the apocalypse began, Wesley Rubin activated the Apocalyptic Discipleship System and reopened Rise Martial Arts in the ruins. He trained a zombie in Tai Chi, a cat in Ghoststep, a rock giant in Golden Bell Shield—accepting all races. As enemies closed in, he and his disciples fought back with Lion's Roar, Myriad Swords Return, and Buddha's Palm, forging a path for martial arts in the broken world.