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As daughters of the Vale family—the strongest beastmasters in the realm—Clara and Mara are destined to awaken their Beast Arts on the day they come of age. Clara awakened the Beastswarm Summoning—a power that called forth hordes of feral beasts. But Mara framed her for unleashing the most vicious creatures. Branded a curse and a traitor, Clara was executed. Then she woke up. This time, Clara awakens a new art: Beast Evolution. And she's ready to turn the tables on the one who destroyed her.

After courting Kira Lawson for seven years, Eli Bennett becomes a laughingstock on their wedding day when her first love, Trent, steals her away. In despair, Eli awakens the Anti-Simp System, which rewards him for not being a pushover. He immediately cancels the wedding and has a flash marriage with Nina Quinn, who is disguised as a cleaner. Little does he know, she's a billionaire heiress!

After 50,000 years of cultivation, Ethan returned to Earth as a Divine Emperor—only to find that just five years had passed. Using immortal arts to rewind time, he witnessed everything: his wife, broken but unyielding, fighting to save their dying daughter; his mother, frail and forgotten, withering away; and his enemy, circling like a vulture, feeding on their pain. He didn't hesitate. He didn't forgive. One by one, he righted every wrong. And before the city even understood what had happened, Ethan wasn't just a returning cultivator anymore. He was the shadow that ran the city—whether they knew it or not.

A guy gets fed to a dragon, but a glitched system swaps their bodies. Now he's trapped as the injured Black Dragon Princess—and she's stuck in his weak human form. To survive an apocalypse in one year, he must use his new "Soul King System" to recruit five legendary fighters. First target? The princess inside his old body. The system's reward? A million times return—turning a basic fire spell into a sun-nuking inferno.

For three years, they treated him like a servant. They didn't know he'd already lived this life a thousand times. Now? The debt comes due.

Desperate to survive, our failing sect pretended to be legendary masters to trick one guy into joining. Turns out, he’s a transmigrator who literally wrote the book on cultivation. He just created spirit roots—a concept that never existed here. Now the whole world wants him. And we have to keep lying to keep him.

Forget flying swords and jade beauties. This cultivation world is pure nightmare fuel: immortals are flesh-melting parasites, and "ascension" is just a fancy word for mass sacrifice. Chu Sheng can merge with anything alive or dead. His mission? Raid dungeons, butcher false gods, and expose the truth.

What if you could see the true evolution line of any monster—not the basic one, but the forbidden, god-tier path? Evan Shaw's Demon God's Eye unlocks hidden bloodlines, infinite evolutions, and turns the weakest creatures into cosmic horrors. The game was rigged. Now he's rewriting the code.

He was Earth's smartest man. Now he's a disgraced son with zero cultivation—abandoned by his fiancée the moment she unlocked "god-tier talent." His only family: a fragile younger sister, hunted by thugs who want her as a concubine. The ancient martial world laughs at him. But when they push too far? He builds a gun. Then a rocket. Then he rewrites their entire magic system with computer code. And that fiancée? She'll regret leaving.

Killed by his best friend, the terrifying Dark God wakes up as a crippled rich kid. Most reborn gods play nice—he chooses to master both holy and demonic magic. Now, he’s building an empire of blood and shadow, but his new family is making him feel something he never had before: weakness.

They thought we were background characters. They were wrong. In a world where the rich play gods and the poor are just code, "Earth Purge Day" turns every NPC into a target. But one glitched player refuses to be deleted. Now, an army of nobodies is fighting back against the system that wrote them off.

A high school loser just remembered he used to rule the universe. There's one problem: he's currently powerless, broke, and every time he tries to cast a spell, people film him for acting like a weirdo. But when he starts hot-wiring modern tech—using a smartwatch to track his "mana," buying herbs on the Internet for forbidden pills—he realizes the ancient way might just need a modern upgrade.