Genre: small-potato

Office Apocalypse: GM's Domain

After three straight days of overtime, David Grant watches the R-virus outbreak tear through his office—and instead of fear, he feels relief. No more work. No more bosses. While everyone else panics, he awakens the World Forge System, the only one with GM-00 access. He decides to turn the Skyspire Tower into his personal dungeon: thirty floors of blood, betrayal, and bosses he's all too happy to put down. From the finance vultures to the CEO who once fired him, every floor is a level, every monster a former colleague. When the first SSS-class global horde descends, he stands in the VIP Lounge, fortified by the Obelisk, watching the undead burn against his shields—and sends a message to every survivor left: Welcome to my domain. Want to survive? Sign the contract. Your shift starts now.

The Last Four Hours

Keith Miller is a busy single father who is constantly traveling to support his family. He receives a call from Dr. Stone, who informs him that his daughter, Hannah, has advanced-stage stomach cancer and has only a four-hour window for critical treatment. Keith immediately contacts his mother, Helen Davis, who helps care for Hannah, and instructs her to take the girl to Central Hospital. Worried about his mother's health, he withholds the truth about Hannah's critical condition and rushes to the hospital himself. Because Keith is often away, a health supplement salesman named Gary Stevens enters Helen's life, claiming to be devoted to caring for seniors. He frequently helps with household chores and keeps Helen company, eventually being recognized by her as her "godson." Trusting Gary, Helen believes his advice that Hannah's stomach pain is simply due to irregular meals. She gives Hannah the stomach-nourishing supplements Gary recommends. Unbeknownst to them, these supplements are adulterated with sleep-inducing ingredients. They temporarily relieve Hannah's pain, but this masks the true and critical severity of her illness. To continue deceiving Helen and taking her money, Gary lies, telling Keith that Hannah has already been taken to the hospital so he will stop calling incessantly. Helen believes this story and even helps Gary promote the supplements to her neighbors, unaware that her granddaughter's condition is worsening dramatically. When Keith arrives at the hospital i

When Family Became the Tumor I Had to Cut Out

Ryan Lee got cancer in his middle years. He'd spent his life trying to be the perfect son, serving his parents' every need, only to lose his wife and kid in the process. He thought he'd nailed being a "son" and "brother," missing how he'd failed as a husband and father. When he learned his days were numbered, he fought to reclaim the factory for his daughter, but his parents, brother, and sister-in-law blocked him at every turn. It was only then that he finally saw the true color of his so-called family. In the end, he cut ties with those soul-draining relatives for good, a bitter weight lifting off his chest.

Urban Awakening: Codex of Powers

As a security guard who takes his duty seriously, I never expected to be publicly humiliated. But that very incident unlocked a mysterious information system within me—now, everyone’s secrets lie bare before my eyes.

My Empire Never Dies

Derek Barton is transported to ancient times. The good news is that he is the descendant of the emperor of the fallen Tarkand Empire. The bad news is that Tarkand has long since collapsed. Fortunately, he accidentally awakens a Kingdom Fortune System. Starting as a lowly foot soldier, Derek rises through the ranks with his wit and martial prowess, outmaneuvers rival factions in a chaotic age, finds true love, and ultimately becomes the supreme warlord of his era before attaining immortality.

Ten Tons of Trouble

After ten years of driving a big rig, I roll empty through a weigh station, and somehow get hit with a bogus fine for being ten tons overweight. Fifty thousand yuan. I don't argue, don't make a scene. I pay up quietly, then turn around and report a massive crime: I say I've lost ten tons of gold. That stamped fine notice becomes a no‑win trap that locks them in place. Nobody knows that inside my worn diary lie the fatal flaws of the entire industry.

Affluence Reborn: Avenger

Divine Judgment: Wealth Redistribution

Love's Lost Legacy

Apocalyptic Game of Power

Shane Grant's early life is a total disaster. Betrayed by his cheating girlfriend, Kelly Morgan, and burdened with massive debt from a failed investment, he suffers from a chronic illness with no money for treatment. He barely survives by scavenging in a junkyard. At his lowest point, he finds a mysterious apocalypse game console. This device allows him to communicate with Olivia Turner, a survivor in a doomsday world, enabling them to exchange supplies through two-way air-drops. From this moment, Shane begins his legendary rise to wealth and power. He eventually wins the girl of his dreams, achieves ultimate success in both career and love, and reaches the pinnacle of life.

Fists & Thrones

A rural young man, Mason Stewart, defends his family and offends a local bully. Forced to flee, he illegally sails to Riverport to seek refuge with his cousin, Scarlett Lane. Upon arrival, police chase him. By chance, he becomes a bouncer at a club. He then defends a beautiful fellow townsgirl and gets into more trouble. Finally, he reunites with Scarlett. From then on, he gets drawn into gang wars. Though a commoner, with raw ferocity, he single-handedly takes on gang leaders, fights bloody battles against major gangs, and establishes Crown Nexus. Both the underworld and the authorities shake. One era's toughest boss of Riverford rises.

Don't Mess with My Brother

Caleb Baker and Brian Baker are biological brothers. After their parents pass away when they are young, the family is left poor. As the older brother, Caleb is forced to go out to work to earn money, leaving the $200 left by their parents to his younger brother. Over ten years pass. Through hard work, Caleb becomes the richest man and owns his own company. He arranges for someone to find his brother. He discovers that Brian works in a mine in the next village. Caleb decides to conceal his identity and goes to see his brother. Unexpectedly, he finds out the mine actually belongs to his own company. However, the mine manager secretly takes bribes from the workers and withholds their wages. Seeing his brother suffering in the mine, and realizing it is his own company, Caleb becomes furious. He stands up for his brother. In the end, the mine manager faces legal punishment. After reuniting with his brother, Caleb learns that Brian is already married and has a daughter. However, Brian's wife, Julia Clark, is a gold digger. She divorces Brian because he has no money. When she later discovers that Brian's brother is the richest man, she tries to flatter Brian, pretends to be pitiful, and seeks reconciliation in order to get a share of the family fortune. Finally, through a scheme devised by Caleb and Brian, Julia's true nature is exposed, and she ends up with nothing. Caleb, Brian, and his daughter live happily together.