gods hell

A modern sadomasochistic epic that combines werewolf rebirth, forbidden love and self-redemption, dedicated to all souls struggling with love and growth.

Lilith was raised to kill—an assassin with a perfect smile and a broken mind. She didn’t just follow orders. She enjoyed them. Blood was art. Death was fun. But when she falls through a mysterious void into a world not her own… she finds something she was never trained for: Love. Warmth. A reason to hesitate. Too bad old habits die hard.

The love story between ceo and his employee.

Ning Tian traveled to the Douluo Continent and awakened the god-level side effect system. This unique system grants him the ability to transfer his own disadvantages to others, thereby gaining benefits for himself. This is a translation. Name : 斗罗：好处我来，副作用你扛 Author : 丁家阿宅

Natasha Novak was a fairly known artist from an Earth devastated by pandemics. One day, she was playing an online game and falls off her chair as a moment of luck brightens her otherwise monotonous life, and dies of a stroke due to hitting her head. Reborn in Galeia, a world of magic, she sets out to explore this brand new planet and maybe find others like her. Join her and her companions as she faces a world with a culture alien to her, meets Gods, and takes part in adventures all over the globe.

The prophecy spoke of one destined to destroy the world. A child born of the strongest in the entire kingdom. As fate would have it, after dying in an unfortunate encounter with a thug, Arthur was reborn as the son of Aric Sylvia—the legendary knight whose blade stood beside the throne and whose name alone struck fear into the hearts of the wicked. But power breeds fear… And fear gives birth to betrayal. In desperation to prevent the fall of his kingdom, the king—a legend as the people would call him—sought salvation from the one being forsaken by all creation: the Abyssal God. Twisting loyalty into treachery, he lent his cursed mana to his knights and sent them to purge House Sylvia, promising then if fame and power. And in a single, blood-soaked night, the noble line was wiped out. Or so the world believed. Unknown to all, the last heartbeat of the Sylvia family endured. A child overlooked, shielded by the dying breaths of his parents and a silver amulet to seal his fate. The prophecy marked him as the one who would bring ruin… But the system granted him a peculiar class—one meant for saviors. Torn between a destiny shaped by blood and the will to choose his own path, Arthur walks the knife’s edge between salvation and destruction. Will he walk the path of a hero to become the world’s greatest sage… or fulfill its vision of a dystopia and become its final nightmare?

Nova, a high-school student at Verdant Hills Academy, perceives her life as a burden. Her father is an attorney, while her mother is a physician at a government hospital. Nova believes that her life was set on a difficult path from the moment she was born to parents with professional jobs, as their success places heavy societal pressure on her to follow in their footsteps. For Nova to trudge on the same path as them, she has to exert herself immensely in academics. Despite being at the top of her class, Nova hates both the school and the pressure-filled routine of her life. Unexpectedly, everything changes when Nova discovers a mysterious presence that threatens to turn her carefully constructed world upside down.

I never thought I’d end up being the villain. But now, it’s clear—that’s how the world sees me. The truth is, I never saw myself as the hero either. Deep down, I’ve always carried the guilt, knowing that people’s hatred for me might not be entirely unfair. Maybe I was never as good as I wanted to be. Maybe I really wasn’t the kind or noble one in the story. Still, I can’t fully accept being called a villain. It’s strange to wake up one day and realize that everyone, even those I once tried to protect with my life, now see me as the enemy. And as if that wasn’t enough, fate has decided to give me the biggest responsibility of all—saving humanity. The irony is almost laughable. Villains aren’t supposed to save the world. But who else should take on this task? The so-called hero? The one who used his power to collect women, harem as some called it? The one who, even with the strongest cheats, failed to do what needed to be done? So, I’ve made my decision. I’ll save this world—but I’ll do it my way. And if anyone stands in my way, they’ll understand why I was called a villain. [This revised novel, a departure from my debut "The Villain Side of the Novel," introduces an alternate plotline where Fray persists in the struggle for the throne. The narrative unfolds on a previously unexplored continent, a departure from the original setting.]