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CULTIVATION MEETS CYBERPUNK AND FINANCIAL SECTOR --- Neo-Tian runs on Qi-Credits and Karmic Scores. Fall behind? Your soul gets repossessed. Li Fang is deep in the red, days measured in hours from deletion, dantian locked. His only hope is a rogue [Quantum Fortune System] demanding he build an interdimensional finance empire from nothing. Partnered with a disgraced banker hunted by the city's most powerful sect, Li Fang starts a shadow operation. Lending pure Qi, shorting corrupt corporations using forbidden algorithms, and skimming value from the Bank of Reincarnation itself. Can he manipulate the system, dodge loan sharks, appease the auditor, and achieve financial godhood before his secrets bury him? Forget cultivating Qi, Li Fang has to cultivate his capital first!

In a world where power is measured in credits, contracts, and class-level hacks, death is just the start of something way more expensive. When 27-year-old Kade Elaris wakes up in a body that isn't his, in a world where life runs on a hyper-intelligent System and your social status is quite literally coded, he thinks it’s all just another twisted post-death hallucination. That is… until he sees his Starter Credit balance: 500,000 Credits. And the words "Glitchborn Trait Activated." In this dazzlingly cruel city of glass and gravity-defying wealth, everyone wants something. From digital ghosts in the undernet to AI-brokered assassins and guilds that trade in souls, survival isn’t earned by skill alone—it’s paid for in blood, brains, and billion-credit gambles. But Kade isn’t here just to survive. Armed with a sarcastic, sentient system that glitches at just the right (or wrong) time, a past life full of regrets, and an unshakable taste for danger, he’s ready to turn this world upside down. Whether it wants him to or not. Futuristic fantasy meets system-lit in a reincarnation saga full of high-stakes politics, unpredictable upgrades, dangerous romance, and a protagonist who buys first and asks questions later.

“A person who has it all has everything to lose… ...But doesn’t that also mean they have everything to give?” 18 year old Lee Minjun lives alone, in staggering debt, and works in a harsh work environment. His only escape? A worldwide phenomenon, a gacha game known for being unfairly difficulty and extremely pay to win, yet has never been beaten before: Withering Moon. On the 100th and final floor of the Horizon Tower, Lee Minjun's entire team is wiped out, "I guess this is it..." Suddenly, the floor is completed, and the true objective is revealed! “So you can imagine my shock when a player who hadn’t spent anything on this game made it all the way to Floor 100…” After a run-in with Aleia, the goddess of the moon, everyone on Earth is transported to the world of Withering Moon, but Lee Minjun, now under the identity of Han Seoyeon, receives a special item as a reward for his perseverance as a free to play player! The SSS-Class Credit Card! With an incrementally-increasing credit card and a mission to defeat the abyssal being and free the world of Withering Moon from greed and calamity, Han Seoyeon begins his journey to become the most powerful (and the richest) in the world, as well as to return to Earth and pay off his debt with his newfound wealth!

A fire destroyed the Hart family mansion—and rewrote three lives forever. That night, Liam Hart was pulled from the flames by a mysterious girl who vanished without a name or a face. Years later, the powerful heir still searches for the one who saved him, unaware that the truth has been buried beneath carefully crafted lies. Mia is the real savior. She rescued Liam at the cost of her own safety and chose silence over recognition, loving him from afar while hiding the truth that could change his world. Ivy wears the scars—and the lie. With half of her face burned and a heartbreaking story, Ivy stands beside Liam as the woman he believes saved his life. But behind her tears lies deception—and behind her stands a father whose ambition knows no limits. As love, lies, and hidden intentions collide, a dark secret smolders beneath the ashes of the past. When the truth about the fire begins to surface, hearts will shatter, power will shift, and the flames will rise again—this time, to burn the liars who started it all. In a world built on deception, who deserves the love that survived the fire?

# The Last Credit – Synopsis In the year 2179, humanity no longer uses money. Instead, society runs on **Worth Credits**, a mysterious currency tied directly to human consciousness. The wealthy elite, known as Ascendants, possess unimaginable power, influence, and even the ability to alter reality itself. **Yasin Rahman**, a brilliant but ambitious corporate engineer living in the floating city of Nareth, dreams of one thing: earning enough wealth to become completely free—"fuck-you money" on a planetary scale. While investigating anomalies within the global Worth Network, Yasin uncovers a hidden algorithm that reveals a terrifying secret: the world's economy is powered by stolen years of human life. His search for answers leads him beyond civilization to a mysterious black tower inhabited by an immortal ruler known as **The Hollow King**. There, Yasin learns the truth about humanity's forgotten history. Civilization has risen and fallen twelve times before, each destroyed by the same force—an endless pursuit of power fueled by the Worth Network. Chosen as the Hollow King's successor, Yasin inherits godlike abilities and gains control over reality itself. Believing he can succeed where every previous ruler failed, he begins reshaping the world according to his vision. At first, humanity prospers. Then reality begins to collapse. As the Worth Network destabilizes existence itself, Yasin discovers the ultimate truth: he has become the living anchor holding civilization together. To save humanity, he must destroy the network—and in doing so erase himself completely. Faced with a choice between infinite power and sacrifice, Yasin finally lets go of the ambition that defined his life. The Worth Network dies. The world survives. And Yasin Rahman, the man who once dreamed of becoming the richest person alive, disappears from existence with a final balance of exactly **0 Credits**. A tragic fantasy thriller about ambition, power, freedom, and the price of believing you can fix the world.

Kameo is the 4.0 gold standard . To the teachers, he’s the perfect student. To his peers, he’s the guy who never breaks. But behind the clinical focus and the top-tier grades, the pressure to stay at the top is starting to feel like a cage. ​Jackson is the only one who doesn't buy the act. With a 3.5 GPA, a talent for the piano that makes people stop in the halls, and a competitive streak in the pool, Jackson moves through Hawthorne on his own terms. He’s smart, he’s gifted, and he’s bored of everyone playing it safe. ​When the Biology forces them into a partnership for Extra Credit, the "Perfect Student" meets his match. ​Kameo wants to follow the syllabus. Jackson wants to rewrite it. ​In a school where everyone is fighting to be the best, they’re about to find out that the most important lessons aren't in the textbooks—and that the only person who can truly keep up with you might be the one you least expected. ​

My mom has a Family Credit Bank. Every second spent breathing in this house needs to be redeemed with credits. She established a rule: all chores, achievements, and good behavior in the family can be converted into "Family Credits," which can be used to redeem pocket money, gifts, or privileges. She would always lovingly stroke my head and my sister Chloe Forrester's, saying with a smile, "Mom is the fairest. In this family, you reap what you sow, and everyone is equal." But under this supposedly "absolutely fair" system, I became the one in this family drowning in debt. To redeem a train ticket for a training camp, I saved up credits for half a year, washing my hands until the skin peeled off. But Chloe Forrester, just for complimenting Mom's braised pork at dinner, received a huge amount of credits for "providing emotional value" and immediately redeemed the drawing tablet I had been dreaming of for three months. I frantically went to look through the black ledger. The latest page read: Elara Forrester: First place in the school-wide mock exam, +2 Credits. Note: Just doing your duty, to prevent arrogance. Chloe Forrester: Poured Mom a glass of warm water, +100 Credits. Note: A true comfort, so considerate. Elara Forrester: Failed to respond to Mom's call in a timely manner, -500 Credits. Note: Terrible attitude, an ungrateful viper. When I confronted my mother with the ledger, she dropped her loving facade and looked at me coldly: "Elara Forrester, for questioning the bank's authority, your account is frozen for three days. You've disappointed me so much. You have no idea what a family is." In that moment, I finally understood. This wasn't a bank; it was a slaughterhouse built just for me. Since you all love to keep accounts, then let's settle the score for this entire lifetime, all at once.

"Why do you always avoid my questions?" "I'm not, it's just that there's nothing to say. Who would ever want to date someone they can't even talk to? It's not rocket science. My eyes are weird, and people get tired of me eventually. There's your one-page essay. Now please don't snow me to death .-." "What? All that you just said is a lie. And I should snow you to death for even saying that! I would definitely date you." "...Thanks." **** Dallas Addison had it all; being a talented swimmer and dating the star of the football team, she didn't think she lacked anything in any capacity. Sure, she and her boyfriend had minuscule issues, but which logical relationship didn't have their occasional ups and downs? After landing in Extra Credit class due to a series of mishaps with her grades and attendance, Dallas's turmoil became despair when she became paired with one of the most eccentric people in the entire class. Seriously. Who wore sunglasses to school, much less indoors? When weeks turned into months of working together, series of back-and-forth message threads started to hit closer and closer to home. Suddenly, Dallas realized that maybe her life wasn't as idyllic as she was previously led to believe.

In her past life, Tang Mo accidentally lost her own Space Jade Pendant when the apocalypse began, losing her biggest golden finger. Afterwards, her superpower training went awry, she lost her loved ones, suffered from ostracization, and utterly ruined the good hand she was dealt, ultimately dying at the mouths of mutant beasts. Opening her eyes again, Tang Mo was reborn one week before the start of the apocalypse. None of the tragedies has happened yet! How will she seize the opportunity and walk her own path to becoming a powerful figure in the apocalypse?