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Hailey marries her Uber driver, Ethan, to get back at her cheating fiancé. Three-month deal. Turns out she's not the only one hiding something. Ethan's not a driver; he's the capital's top heir. She's got a fortune, a medical genius, and 7 senior brothers who'd burn the world for her. He's watching her. She's saving his brother. They're falling for real.

Driven by Madam Blackwood's wish for an heir, Nicholas, the Blackwood heir, is bound to Juliet, who was given away by her dad after the Kensington family went bankrupt. Juliet carries an intoxicating scent that breaks Nicholas's restraint. But because she only seeks money to save her mom, she is misunderstood as a greedy woman. She was kept around and insulted. To his surprise, her resilience and courage capture his heart. He becomes her gentle protector, promising to make her his rightful wife and strongest ally. From a mere transaction to mutual salvation, Juliet finds her safe haven in a destined romance.

To fulfill her late foster mother's final wish, she hides her true abilities and returns to her birth family, only to be bullied and underestimated. After saving the Vance family's patriarch, she enters a fake engagement with a powerful CEO. But as secrets unravel and danger strikes, can a marriage built on a deal turn into true love?

Chris, a male model, got dropped into a world of demons. His gig? Posing for the demons. His side hustle? Collecting she-demon wives. Then he's thrown into a national survival game. There, he meets the enemy, and she is one of his.

Caleb, a legendary soldier, activates the Doomsday Bunker System as the apocalypse begins. With a welder and a modded harvester, he builds a mechanical farm on Sunset Hills. While humanity struggles against zombies and famine, he feasts in a bulletproof greenhouse and grows antiviral wheat. Stockpiling grain, building walls, and recruiting elite survivors, he transforms the farm into a steel fortress with heavy guns and Titan Mechas.

Humanity has been exiled to an endless highway—a brutal survival game where every player gets a lonely road, a random vehicle, and one rule: drive, scavenge, and survive the horrors that come at night. Starting with a non-combat cleaning robot, Ethan Chance awakens the Creator System—an ability to evolve, upgrade, and combine any item. His first move? Turning his non-combat cleaning robot into a fully armed war machine. Ranked by daily mileage, he braves disasters, dangers and high-risk dungeons, dominates leaderboards and survives.

In a world where combat classes rule, orphan Evan Lawrence awakens the only hidden profession: God-Tier Breeder. Branded useless and dumped by his girlfriend, he hits rock bottom until he activates the God-Tier Breeding System. The beasts he raises evolve into powerful guardians, even taking human form. While his ex struggles for status, Evan rises with his formidable companions, charging straight to the top of the world.

A university student with superhuman hearing, Flynn Lowell escapes a brutal mining town and rises to Arkdiff City. Partnering with Charlotte Warren, he conquers the stock market, real estate, and rivals like the Croft family. From defending Star Harbor to building the world's tallest skyscraper, he transforms from a poor miner into a billionaire tycoon, shaping an era and fueling a nation's technological future.

In a world swallowed by the sea, the Fishing System is survival—but Nate was the ultimate loser until his ex publicly humiliated him. Then, he reeled in a thousand-year-old beauty from the abyss who calls him "Hubby." Now, Nate isn't fishing for scraps; he's ruling the ocean with an immortal queen at his side.

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.