“P-Please... give me a chance. I-I like you, Mr. Kang.” In a world where humans and anthropomorphs coexist, discrimination isn’t just common—it’s an everyday reality. Yueul, a weasel anthropomorph, is drowning in debt after being deceived by his ex-boyfriend into committing illegal acts. Prejudice against anthropomorphs makes stability impossible, as he’s fired from one job after another. Then, an unexpected opportunity arises: if Yueul can work alongside Wooheon, a black mamba anthropomorph, and “fix” his abrasive personality, Wooheon’s older brother promises to pay off all of Yueul’s debts. “Thank you for the offer. I’m not sure if I can meet your standards, but I’ll do my best.” Terrified of black mambas but even more terrified of his crushing debt, Yueul reluctantly accepts. Yet on his very first day, he’s already teetering on the edge of being fired. Desperate to keep the job, Yueul blurts out a reckless lie—that he likes Wooheon and wants to stay by his side. But Wooheon, fully aware of Yueul’s lie, retracts the dismissal with a twist: he suggests they live together, determined to push Yueul into quitting on his own. As if that weren’t bad enough, Yueul soon discovers Wooheon’s unusual way of managing stress: sex. And the room assigned to Yueul? It happens to be Wooheon’s designated “sex-only” space. “S-So if I use that room, does that mean you can’t have sex...?” “Why? Do you want to take their place?” “...If you’re okay with being with a guy... then I’m fine with it.” With Wooheon’s perfectionism driving him to collapse under extreme stress, Yueul wants to help—but definitely not like this! Still, the fear of exposing his lie about liking Wooheon keeps Yueul tangled in his own deception, desperately trying to maintain the facade. Knowing Yueul’s confession is a lie, Wooheon relentlessly pushes him further, testing how long he can endure. What started as a desperate lie to escape his debts has thrown Yueul into a chaotic power struggle. Can he survive life under the same roof with Wooheon and somehow tame his impossible personality? #BL #Fantasy #Modern #Anthropomorph Text copyright ⓒ 2024 by Spicychili All right reserved. The Korean edition was originally written by 매운칠리, Korea Translated and Published by We’ve Lab.

The bride had run away and she was brought in to impersonate her, scoring a handsome husband for free. Her husband was rich, domineering, and had a great physique. Young and vigorous with plenty of strength! The boss wants to take advantage of her? Acquisition! Someone is bullying her? Blacklist! A car hit her? Smash it! "Honey, you're too violent." "I can't help it, I can't stand seeing others bully you." She was touched, thinking that happiness had arrived and that she could become Mrs. Ryan for real. Until one day, he packed her luggage for her. "Leave, she's back now." She hid her pregnancy diagnosis and left in style… Five years later, she returned home with her twins. All of a sudden one day, "Mommy, some scammer dared to impersonate our dad, we beat him up! We should be rewarded, right?" "Beat someone up? And still want a reward?" Who did these two little devils learn this violence from? Wait a minute? Their dad?... Sofia rushed to check, and who was locked in the restroom if not Mr. Ryan Gregory! Ryan Gregory roared, "How do you educate the kids!" Sofia raised an eyebrow, "I can’t help it, it's hereditary!"

Bai Yiran never imagined she’d enter a whirlwind marriage with Leng Yichen, the cold and powerful CEO of an empire—nor that their divorce would be just as swift. All she wanted was a quiet life, free from drama. But Leng Yichen had other plans. After the divorce, he shamelessly pursued her, pulling every trick to keep her close, determined to win her back and shower her with the kind of love that left the world breathless. Handsome young idols, scumbag exes, charming colleagues, eligible doctors—none could get within arm’s reach of Bai Yiran. Spoiled by his unwavering devotion, Bai Yiran would often toss her head and declare: “Ever since I married into the Leng family, I’ve been the only one he pampers! There are thousands of beauties out there, but he just has to spoil me—and only me! So I asked him, ‘Why not spread the love around a little?’ And guess what? He just won’t listen!”

Silver Preston was supposed to be America’s next figure skating sweetheart—until a brutal injury shattered her Olympic dreams and left her stranded at Yale, miles away from the ice that defined her. All she wants is to stay invisible, to escape the suffocating grip of her former coach-mother, and to outrun the whispers that she’s finished. But Yale hockey isn’t quiet, and neither is Eli Hayes—the team’s captain, campus golden boy, and infuriatingly unreadable. To Silver, he’s arrogant, cold, and everything she swore she’d avoid. To Eli, she’s reckless, stubborn, and a distraction he can’t afford. Their worlds were never meant to collide—except the rink has a way of pulling broken people back onto the ice. When gossip turns cruel and secrets from the past threaten to destroy her for good, Silver is forced to decide whether she’ll keep running or fight for the life—and the love—she thought she lost. And as Eli battles his own demons under the unforgiving glare of NHL scouts, their fragile connection becomes the one thing that could save them both…or break them completely. Full of sharp banter, late-night study sessions, stolen glances at the rink, and the electric push-pull of enemies who might be more, this is a story of ambition, redemption, and the thin line between pride and passion.

On her wedding day, Qian Sisi found out that her husband was the man from that night, and she was dumbstruck, "Why is it you?" Bai Dashao responded with a shallow smile, his cunning calmness apparent, "Of course, I had to inspect the goods before marrying a wife!" To avoid marital duties after the wedding, she disfigured her little face more than once, proudly declaring, "Look, I'm so ugly." "No problem! I'm blind!" the man answered, effortlessly scooping up the woman and tightly enfolding her in his arms, "You can be even uglier, ugly enough so no one will compete with me for you!"

[Romance, Mature, SweetFL, ColdML, R++20] “Huh?” I thought all my luck was spent the moment I was partnered with Rain in a dungeon . . . until I saw him collapse before me. “W-what’s happening?!” Rain’s skin was flushed, sweat dripping down his handsome face. His usually sharp blue eyes were unfocused, his breath ragged. The always-composed Rain, who always have a frown and serious face, looked unbearably vulnerable . . . and hot. I froze. “Lewd . . . curse?” || MISSION: Help Rain relieve himself to dispel the curse’s heat. || “E-Eh?! But . . . But I-I’m a virgin! I don’t even know how to—!” || FAILURE: Rain will collapse from . . . overexertion, never to rise again. || Egh? ==== Rain—a special beastkin, cold, and devastatingly handsome—was cursed by a mischievous goddess with something ridiculous: the Lewd Curse. His stoic, emotionless face hides a constant struggle against unbearable heat that could drain his life away if left unchecked. Enter Elsy: a hopelessly-in-love, innocent elf who finally awakened her powers (with a system) . . . only to discover it wasn’t for dungeons or battles. Nope. She got the Lewd Dungeon System—a perverted quest log dedicated entirely to helping Rain, the love of her life, relieve his curse. From hand-holding missions that feel way too intimate, to awkward kisses, and maybe even things she’s far too inexperienced for, she’s suddenly responsible for keeping the most serious and godly man alive . . . through the most unserious means possible. Will the goddess’s curse break them, or will all these shameless “missions” finally melt Rain’s icy heart? A story of stoic beauty, innocent love, and absolutely unholy ecchi system quests. || WARNING! || *NO HAREM! NO REVERSE HAREM. NO NTR. MATURE. R-20+!!!!

I transmigrated into a webnovel as the pathetic young master villain. You know the type that bullies the protagonist, gets face-slapped repeatedly, dies embarrassingly to show the hero's growth. That villain. Yeah. I'm that idiot. Except I'm not playing along. I'm not going to! I'm not even going to try! [WELCOME TO THE VILLAIN REFORMATION SYSTEM] [MISSION: Don't avoid being a villain. BECOME THE BEST VILLAIN.] The hero? A manipulative hypocrite hiding behind righteousness. His harem? Heroines trapped by circumstance and narrative. The villains? Actually had legitimate reasons all along. I'm not here to be a stepping stone, I'm not here to redeem myself into a side character and I'm certainly not here to help the hero win. I'm here to show them what a REAL villain looks like. The Strategic, charismatic and magnificent that I so much likes to read about. The Academy's Worst Villain isn't the one who bullies weaklings. It's the one who steals the protagonist's fate, recruits his harem, and rewrites the story. Let's see how the hero handles a villain who knows every move he'll make. ----------------- Additional tags. Harem, Beautiful Female Lead, Antihero Protagonist, Clever Protagonist, Strategic Battles Sect Development and Faction Building, Romantic Subplot, Face-Slapping, Revenge... I'll add more if needed. Drama. Note: This is not a dark book and it's a very fast pace book.

His father was a legend. A ghost. His name was Kazimir Volkov. The world once called him the Ashen Wolf. He abandoned his glory, his sword, and his Order for one thing: Peace. For ten years, that peace was his. His son, Adrian Volkov, was born into that peace. He knew nothing of his father's bloody past. All he knew was his mother's warmth and his father's gentle hands. He was just a boy. But fate is always cruel to men like his father. And peace is a luxury for fools. The Adamantine Order came. They came with fire and steel. They came with arrogance and hatred. In a single night of red snow, they took everything. They murdered his mother. They slaughtered his father. The legend died, and with his last breath, gave his son one final command. “Live.” But for Adrian, living was a curse. In a world ruled by his family’s killers, living was not enough. He swore a new oath. An oath of blood and ash. He would not honor his father by living. He would honor him with vengeance. He would pick up the sword his father laid down and use it to tear down an entire kingdom. The world had forgotten the terror of the Ashen Wolf. A fatal mistake. Now, they would learn to fear his son. The boy who was supposed to live a quiet life had died that night. In his place, a monster was born. They thought they killed a legend? They had just unleashed a god of vengeance. The hunt had begun.

Haruto didn't choose to be summoned to another world. He definitely didn't choose to arrive broken. When the summoning ritual tore him from Earth and dropped him into Origio Lacus, he expected magic, adventure, maybe even power. What he got was a dying world, a violent arrival that left psychological scars, and the worst joke fate could play: in a realm where everyone has magical abilities granted at birth, Haruto has absolutely nothing. No Divine Protection. No magical core. He doesn't even exist in this world's metaphysical records. In a world of mages, warriors, and 33 different magical traditions, Haruto is utterly powerless. But he's not stupid. Magic users grow predictable in their strength. They rely on power, follow patterns, make assumptions about what threats look like. Haruto survives by being what they don't expect—someone who watches, learns, and exploits the weaknesses in systems everyone else takes for granted. He wins battles through preparation, not power. Through coordination, not combat. By staying ten moves ahead, because falling behind means dying. When powerful allies discover what he can do, they don't follow him out of prophecy or destiny. They follow because he's earned it—one impossible victory at a time. A found family forms in the margins of a dying world: people as broken as he is, learning to trust through action rather than words. They call him the Herald, a figure from prophecy meant to save or doom their world. But Haruto's not interested in prophecies. He's interested in survival, in the people who've become his reason to keep fighting, and in unraveling the mystery of why Origio Lacus—the magical heart of their world—is spreading corruption that devours everything it touches. No magic. No prophecy. Just one powerless human, a found family, and the strategic brilliance to turn disadvantage into the world's most dangerous weapon.

After crossing into the world of One Piece, Ian awakened the God-Tier Treasure Chest System. Each treasure chest from the system could grant Ian the very thing he desired most. And the higher the chest’s grade, the more power Ian could channel into himself. But there was only one way to earn these treasure chests— through battle. The stronger the enemy, the more desperate the struggle, the higher the level of the treasure chest Ian would obtain. And so, Ian—who grew stronger with every fight—soon made the entire pirate world tremble in fear. Blackbeard: “Why?! Why do I have to share an era with a monster like Ian?!” Whitebeard: “To think a kid could be this terrifying… Perhaps I truly am nothing more than the fading shadow of an old era.” Five Elders: “This Ian… he’s even more fearsome than Rocks ever was! Is he trying to overturn the entire Red Line itself?!”

Power decides fate— but what happens when fate makes the worst possible choice? Reincarnated war-nerd Zhan Ge, whose only real-life experience with conflict was driving military supply trucks in Ukraine “for research purposes,” suddenly opens his eyes in 1903… inside the body of Prince Oskar, the awkward, ignored fifth son of Kaiser Wilhelm II. In the German Empire, he’s supposed to be noble. Disciplined. Patriotic. Elegant. Instead, he’s: – socially anxious, – addicted to military history, – speaking German like an Austrian action hero, and – climbing palace trees to hide from responsibility. Branded “the strange prince,” never taken seriously, Oskar becomes the forgotten Hohenzollern— the prince nobody needed. But Zhan Ge knows something no one else in 1903 could even imagine: Germany is racing toward a catastrophe. The world’s first global war. A disaster that will shatter empires, redraw continents, and erase millions. If he does nothing, the German Empire collapses. He loses his title, his home, his future, and—worst of all— his chance at a peaceful life with a wife, money, food, and absolutely zero trenches. To survive, Oskar must change history itself: strengthen Germany without unleashing darker futures stop the world from repeating its greatest tragedies outsmart rival princes, generals, ministers and avoid accidentally starting WWI early with an Arnold Schwarzenegger one-liner. Armed with a century of historical knowledge, modern logic, and a dwarf attendant who constantly questions his sanity, the most unwanted prince of Prussia stands at the dawn of a new century… Determined to reshape the fate of Europe— or die trying (again).

This book is about a young Japanese exchange-student named 'Ren Wei' being abused and sexually-hurt by a 17-year-old student named 'Jake Kors'. it's an Omegaverse-themed story from were Ren is being the only younger omega—being in a college filled with older Alphas and Betas in the UK. after his arrival to the collage, he gets into a classroom and meets blood-reded eyes that belonged to Jake Kors and thats were they meet for the first time. Jake hurts Ren sometimes and is always grumpy compared to Ren. Ren Wei's family had got a successful Job in the UK which was why Ren was there in the first place and had to finish his studies in the UK then in Japan. and in the college, he meets a couple of students and they became his friends over time. And, Ren does try to escape from Jake but fails because he always gets chaught. (This is not recommended to any person that is younger and has some illegal themes in this story. please read this at your own risk if you choose to read this book. Thank you.) -Wolfie.

Ye Qiu, who had just awakened his Sharingan spirit, discovered that the village chief had brought Xiao Wu back and even had her live with him! Although it had only been a month, it didn't stop Xiao Wu from falling for him... After spending more time with Xiao Wu, Ye Qiu realized that his Sharingan was more than just that; countless people reacted differently upon seeing his eyes—angels drooled, rakshasa went mad, tyrannosaurs charged at his face... one after another. Xiao Wu: "Tang San, you dare to hurt Xiao Qiu! You've already committed suicide!" Zhu Zhuqing: "Dai Mubai, we're a joke!" Ning Rongrong: "Ye Qiu! You're biased..." Caught between these people, he had already suffered enough, but he never expected anyone to dare cause him trouble! "Tang San, you dare to hurt Xiao Wu! You've already committed suicide!" "Extra-limited spirit ring? Sorry, I only need to glance at a spirit beast and it will obediently sacrifice itself!" "Spirit bone? Laughable, I don't lack any!" "Dual spirit souls, many spirit skills? Sorry, I have two skills in one ring!"

When a global countdown appears in the sky, humanity braces for its end. But when it reaches zero, two mysterious orbs descend—each offering a choice. Those who choose the first vanish. Those who choose the second awaken. And those who refuse are left to face the monsters that follow. Across the world, lives collide: Felicia, a mother blessed by the Phoenix. Victor, a genius student trapped in chaos. Rafa, a soldier chosen by a golden corpse. As worlds fracture and realities bleed together, they uncover a truth far beyond Earth— the countdown was never an ending… It was the beginning of the game between gods.

Theia is a broken world — a fragment of a failed cosmic merger, drifting through fractured dimensions. Power is built on chains: slave tattoos and binding contracts that reduce living beasts into weapons of war. Solen Draven has always been different. To him, every creature — from the smallest Servitor to the mightiest King — deserves freedom. His ideals make him a fool in the eyes of his village, until the day he witnesses the slaughter of chained beasts in a human war. That sight changes everything. In the cursed Ruins of Chains, Draven discovers the Genesis Codex — the first of twelve cosmic fragments born at the universe’s creation. With its whispering power, he forges the Bloomscript: a way for humans and beasts to bind freely and share strength without slavery. What begins as quiet defiance grows into open rebellion. Tribes, beast Kings, and outcasts rally behind his cause. But the Dominion and rival empires will not yield. They answer with blood, enslaved Nobles, and weaponized Mutated beasts twisted by anomalies. As wars erupt and Theia trembles, whispers of an ancient Apex resurface — a being said to shape the very laws of existence. When it stirs, the fate of the world will be decided. Will Draven’s ideals bring freedom to Theia, or drag it into ruin?

Tom cloned another self based on himself. Then he found that he could connect the clone's brain with his consciousness. With each clone, he would have one more body and one more brain. His memory, learning ability, action ability, engineering ability, etc. would be doubled accordingly. Facing the vast sea of stars after the inexplicable disappearance of human civilization, Tom had no fear in his heart. "Although I am the only one left in human civilization, there are countless 'me'..."

In the Tearmoon Empire, the disdained selfish princess Mia was sentenced to death -- or at least, she was supposed to be! Instead, she woke up as her twelve-year-old self??To avoid the guillotine in her second life, she won't repeat her past failures..."F-for me, something of this level is an easy task!"Ultimate self-defense! The strongest self-awareness!Using her previously clumsy, timid princess image, she will go against fate- a once-in-a-lifetime fantasy of fixing history!

Mylo Fletcher, a boy who one day dreams of showing the world his view on music. but is shackles by the expectations of his father. His story begins when on his way back from school, he passes by a flier for a musical competition. Will he dare to dream the dream he once had. My schedule is: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays

A law professor hiding his origin. A student who falls for him. And one secret that ties them both to the Marino name. Falling in war. Jace Marino lives two lives. Respected law professor by day, mafia heir by blood. He swore he’d left his family’s world behind, until a quiet student named Julian Pole walks into his class and turns everything upside down. Julian thinks he’s just fallen for the wrong man until he discovers the truth. Jace isn’t just his professor. He’s a Marino. And now Julian’s caught between love, lies, and one of the most dangerous families in New York

A hidden Fae princess. A King cursed to shadow. For twenty-two years, Seraphina Lyra has lived a painfully ordinary life, scrubbing floors and avoiding crowds to mask a terrifying secret: she is an elemental conduit. Anything fragile tends to explode, combust, or short-circuit around her. She believes she's merely cursed until a creature steps out of the shadows and destroys her mundane world. He is King Lorcan of the Nightshade Court, a Fae monarch bound by a devastating shadow-curse that is slowly consuming his kingdom. His icy eyes hold the terrifying power of endless night, and his purpose is clear: he has come to collect on an ancient debt. Sera, the lost heiress of the long-vanished Solar Fae, possesses the Sun-Fire magic, the only power capable of mending the Veil and halting Lorcan's cursed decline. But Lorcan doesn't want her loyalty; he wants her power, and he intends to take it through the ultimate, binding magic: a forced marriage. Trapped in a luxurious, dangerous court where every smile hides a blade, Sera must navigate the politics of shadow and starlight while resisting the magnetic pull of the dark King. She is a moth drawn to a powerful, destructive flame, and Lorcan is beginning to see his captive not as a tool, but as the only light in his endless shadow.

Just a story about 3 friends getting transmigrated into LoTM and their adventures to becoming known as the Fool's Trio among other things (All LOTM elements belong to original author)

When I was seventeen, I left my village and went to Dongguan, chasing the kind of hope only a desperate kid believes in. The city didn’t welcome me. I was cheated, bullied, overworked, and nearly robbed— until she appeared. Li Yan. Twenty-three. Beautiful. Mysterious. Untouchable. Everyone in the factory knew her name, but no one dared to talk about her past. Our first meeting? She saved my luggage, shut up the supervisor who tried to bully me, and handed me a warm meal I hadn’t eaten in days. “Stick with me,” she said. “No one here can hurt you again.” People whispered that she was dangerous. That her background was dirty. That she had seen and done things she would never confess. But I saw her crying alone in a tiny rented room. I heard the pain she tried so hard to hide. I realized she gave me all the softness she denied herself. She wasn’t my real sister— but she treated me better than family ever did. And somewhere along the line… the way I looked at her changed. Until the night I discovered her secret— a truth that could destroy both her future and mine. She lives in a world of neon lights, smoky bars, and invisible scars. But she is also the woman who taught me courage, tenderness, and desire. And I made a promise: If the world refuses to protect her, then I will. Because the boy she saved has grown up— and he’s coming back for her.

Long before kingdoms rose and history found its voice, Aresedal endured a cataclysm so devastating that all records of it were scorched from the world. The War of the Black Tide swept in from the far eastern sea—an invasion of shadow, storm-born beasts, or something far stranger. No two stories agree on what marched from the waves… only that it nearly ended all life. Salvation came in the form of a nameless figure remembered only as the First Protector, who waded into the roaring tides and lifted a wall of radiant power across the horizon. The empire calls it the Vaelorian Barrier—the greatest miracle ever gifted to mankind. A thousand years later, the world has forgotten the war. The Barrier stands distant and unseen. And on the lonely eastern coast, the Tower of Enclosure endures storms, centuries, and silence. Arden Vaelorian, heir to a lineage bound to the tower’s deepest secrets, grew up in the shadow of mysteries no one would explain: the sealed chambers beneath the earth, the pale elders fading into ritual and fear, and the quiet tragedies that claimed his family one by one. Trained in ancient arts older than empires, he alone knows how to read the signs others ignore. And the signs have returned. The coast trembles. The air grows heavy. Something shifts in the deep. While the empire laughs off old legends, Arden hears what his ancestors feared most— A whisper rising from the east. A whisper of stirring power.. A whisper of awakening...

Ten years before the Hero's Squad goes down in legends. Sixty years before the tears of an elf fall on the coffin of an old friend. The world is in a state of total war. The northern lands are ablaze, the Seven Sages of Destruction seem like invincible deities, and human magic is still too weak. The most problematic teenager found himself in a world where people are afraid to leave cities, and elves live on memories. Here, some unknown guy calls himself the Demon Lord, and magic is considered an absolute power. Funny.

A century ago, colossal stone swords descended from the skies, stabbing deep at the heart of twenty-eight cities. Like so began the Sword Trials. Worlds against worlds, species against species, set in a separate, unique, battleground realm that resembled the greatest sword-themed, faction versus faction MMORPG to ever exist. Levels, Legendary Equipment, Hidden Quests, Guilds, Territories, Spawns, NPCs, Sword Skills, Loot that could transcend worlds through a special currency… Only those who can awaken their sword marks would be called Bladeborns, warriors of their race. Armed with Soulbound Swords of varying tiers that decided their ranking in the modern hierarchy, they would fight for the continued existence of their worlds. Ending the battle, however, proved far more difficult than expected. A seemingly unbreakable hundred-year stalemate was reached. The apocalyptic ending eventually faded from everyone’s minds, and being a Bladeborn suddenly turned into a profession. Some even treated the Sword Trials as a mere game. Schools began adding swordsmanship classes as a major subject, and those who excelled beyond their peers at the same high school would be called Sword Prince and Princesses. One such celebrity was Daru Finnley, a young man who had an unusual love for the sword. Named the Fallen Sword Prince after a disastrous awakening ceremony, the label of genius changed into garbage overnight. But his “trash” sword held a secret. And so did his soul… Three worlds WILL fall.

“I want to do it. “   “What!? “I reply in panic as I begin to struggle against his hold, but he tightens his grip around me. I’m afraid of getting caught, but why is a part of me suddenly excited by this? By the way he’s holding…pulling me close… not letting go. Why do I like it even though I know getting caught could be disastrous? “H… hey, please. Not here… I… I … “I begin, but he cuts me off as he moves a leg between mine and begins to press against my bulge. “Your body tells another story… “He says as he runs his tongue over the marks he created on my neck last night and I shiver in his arms. I feel him smirk against my neck, and I curse myself for how easy it is for him to get a reaction out of me. “But… This is a public space… “I struggle to complete my sentence as he begins to massage my bulge with his thigh. “You’re all I care about right now. “He replies as he reaches for and starts undoing my belt, and I reach down to hold onto it in fear. “What are you saying? Your reputation… “I begin, and he finally pulls away from me. “It would be just fine. “He cuts me off, and I gulp. “Are you ashamed of me? “He suddenly questions, and my eyes widen. “Of course not! It’s just… “I begin, but he doesn’t let me finish. “You’re the one who wanted my attention. “ “Not like this! “   “This is how I want to give it. “He replies, and I stare at him with wide eyes. This is bad. If we're caught fucking here, it'll be chaos. and he doesn't seem to mind that. These brothers are insane!! ***** Five Alphas. One innocent Omega. And a heat no one’s ready for. ******* Known as a misfit with a weird feature(Red eyes), his whole life, everything hit rock bottom when his parents disowned and kicked him out of his home for being attracted to men. One accident later, he wakes up in another world, groggy, naked… and on display at a beastmen auction. They called him rare. Valuable. Breedable. Twenty thousand golden bars later, he’s sold... to not one, but five Alpha brothers. All beastmen. All dangerously possessive. Each one hotter...and crazier...than the last. They’re fighting over who gets to breed him first. And Elián? He’s never even kissed anyone before. Alpha Koda, the calmest of the five brothers, promises Elián will be safe. But nothing about this new world feels safe to Elián. Not the way the Alphas look at him. Not the way his body responds to them. And definitely not that word they keep calling him. Omega. Elián is a man. Men aren’t supposed to have babies. But somehow… every Alpha wants to breed him. Because Elián might just be the key to a generation of powerful beastmen. Now, five ruthless brothers are ready to give Elián everything he could ever want... Including unending love... If he’ll let one of them put a baby in him. How will he react to all this? Especially when he has no idea what it feels like to be loved.

Liam Lithian, celebrated hero moments after slaying a continent-ravaging dragon, finds his triumph short-lived. Betrayed and murdered by his own ambitious uncle, Vorian, who reveals he also orchestrated the deaths of Liam's family, Liam dies with the taste of ashes and Vengeance on his tongue. But death offers not oblivion, but an impossible second chance. Liam awakens years earlier, fifteen years old again, in a world untouched by the tragedies he remembers. His parents are alive, his beloved servant Sarah is unharmed, and the future he mourned is suddenly his to reshape. This miracle is intertwined with a mysterious, game-like "System" only he can perceive, granting him stats, quests, and a powerful skill born from his final moments connected to the slain dragon: Dragonheart Vigor. Armed with bitter foresight and this enigmatic power, Liam vows to rewrite his bloodstained legacy. He must grow exponentially stronger, navigate the suspicions of those around him, protect his loved ones from dangers only he knows are coming, and meticulously dismantle his uncle's plots before they can unfold. His first critical test: preventing the assassination of the Vangoria family, whose alliance—and survival—is key to thwarting Vorian's rise. Can Liam master the System and his grief-fueled determination to forge a new destiny, or will the ghosts of his past ensure history repeats its deadly course?

Life is hard when you're unlucky, and Vahe always thought he was. But as quickly as a meteor shower, his life shifted when his father was arrested and he moved in with his distant relatives in the big city. Slowly he's starting to see how lucky he became, lucky to still have his brother, lucky for being a dominant omega and lucky for being alive despite all of his dark thoughts. However he didn't know yet, that he was the luckiest for moving to the same country, the same city, the same street and even the same university, as Lyor, a dominant alpha that shines like the stars. [This is an omegaverse/university au of my own original story, however is also a story by itself, you don't need to know HLWC to read this and vice versa]

I Just Came from rewatching Trapped in a Dating-Sim And seeing there is no fan-fix about it couldn't help but imagine writing one and when I did the ideas couldn't stop coming I even have a full story board. PS IM NOT A LIT STUDENT SO PLEASE DON'T GIVE ME GRIEF ABOUT MY GRAMMAR AND SPELLINGS, IF YOU CAN UNDERSTAND WHAT WAS SUPPOSED TO TO WRITTEN KUDOS TO YOU Give me power stones quick before I start to think that no one wants to read my work and quit early cause I swear I will.

The year is 1203 CE. The proud Rajput kingdom of Jejakabhukti is crumbling. Ketaki, a prodigious Brahmin scholar and Royal Engineer at the massive, revered Kalinjar Fortress, witnesses the devastating, systemic failure of his king's ritualistic, caste-bound defense against the highly organized Ghurid armies. Recognizing that the spiritual old order is structurally unsound, Ketaki prioritizes the survival of his intellectual self and his archives of scientific knowledge over his moral duty. His capture by the Ghurids initiates a psychological trauma that fractures his identity into two internal voices, or Shadow Alters: Vivek (The Engineer), who represents pure, amoral logistics and systems-thinking (Rahu); and Yoddha (The Warrior), who embodies detached tactical efficiency and ruthless force (Ketu). During his forced captivity, Ketaki studies the invaders’ superior logistical and organizational systems. He crosses the moral threshold when, guided by Vivek's cold calculus, he commits a calculated betrayal of a fellow captive to preserve his own utility to the Ghurid commander, cementing the death of his humane self. Upon escaping, Ketaki gathers a desperate band of Hindu refugees and lost soldiers. He exploits his Brahmin status as a tool for social engineering, using ritual (The Priest of Ketu) to secure loyalty while Vivek transforms the band into an efficient, resource-driven fighting machine, and Yoddha trains them with brutal, Ghurid-style, meritocratic discipline. The narrative culminates in Ketaki's defense of Kalinjar against a Ghurid counter-attack. Now operating as the unified "Architect," he achieves a decisive victory not through heroic valor, but through the strategic, systematic use of weaponized temple complexes—re-engineered hydraulic defenses and acoustic traps devised by Vivek. In the resolution, Ketaki establishes the Engineered State—a totalitarian, but perfectly stable, society governed by the Seven Laws of Utility. He secures his people's survival at the cost of their traditional soul, confirming the victory of ruthless, amoral pragmatism over failed idealism.