

A plotted explosion has claimed several lives. Now, Blake Parker has traveled back twenty years with a single goal: to devote himself entirely to bringing happiness to his wife and daughter and to make amends for the past.

Three months after the divorce, I promised my ex-wife I’d take my stepdaughter to college… Yet late one night on the train, the stepdaughter climbs into my bed… A three-day, two-night trip on the California Zephyr, from Chicago to San Francisco. Derek’s plan: Finish this journey and leave for good. Scarlett’s plan: Use these three days to win him back. Chloe’s plan: She’s waited six years, and this time she decides to make her move. But plans never go as expected. Caught between his ex-wife and his stepdaughter, what choice will Derek make?

Having endured three years of imprisonment and humiliation, Max Yates emerges as the ruler whom no one can defy. With an invincible demeanor, he proudly laughs in the face of the world.

After dying a brutal death at the hands of her mate Eliot, Faye Abell wakes up eighteen again—at the very moment she must choose a husband from Alpha Theron Moonfang's sons. In her past life, she picked charming Eliot and suffered torment, betrayal, and a cellar death alongside her unborn pup. This time, she chooses Ellis—the feared "feral" heir banished to the Black Forest, rumored to skin his enemies alive.

Elena Vance was supposed to lose everything. Her assistant poisoned her voice. Her boyfriend stole her career. Then they burned her alive. But Elena wakes up on the night it all began, with one chance to change everything. This time, she won't beg, disappear, or let them replace her. With a mysterious fan hiding a world-famous identity by her side, Elena enters America's Next Hit to reclaim the stage, expose her betrayers, and prove one thing: You can silence a woman once. You don't get to do it twice.

There are too many regrets in his life, but things can never go back to how they were before. Even in his final moments, all Bruno Logan can do is pray for a chance to set things right. Surprisingly, his wish is granted.Opening his eyes once again, Bruno cries tears of joy. Futures trading, real estate investment, financial mergers and acquisitions, and international trading are all simple tricks up his sleeve, helping him to stand out and succeed.

Dean Brady is the disgraced young heir of Clearview Antiques antique house, scraping along the bottom, until a piece of ancestral jade awakens inside him and grants him the Divine Appraisal Eye, the ability to see the true nature and worth of anything. Armed with this sight, he begins hunting treasure at flea markets and street stalls, striking finds that make him impossible to ignore. Rayne Drake, heiress of Shedo City's prestigious auction house Winter Pavilion, spots him and brings him in as chief appraiser. Wealth and reputation accumulate quickly, drawing the envy and scheming of rival house Cloudmist Gallery and its cunning beauty Bayleigh Barrett.Meanwhile, Winter Pavilion's chief auctioneer Iliana Roman and head of security Lexie Drake find themselves increasingly captivated, not by the eye, but by the man behind it.
![[ENG DUB] I Bought the Apocalypse With Nethernotes](https://acfs3.goodshort.com/dist/src/assets/images/pc/common/f901131c-default-book-cover.png)
With the arrival of the ghosts, nethernotes became the world's hard currency. While others were still fighting over a few nethernotes,Morgan had already used trillions of them to acquire vast estates. He became a rule-setter in this new world order and soared to the top.

In the early 1980s, gambler Bill Kurtz causes his girlfriend Gina Blair's family to fall apart. Reborn, he uses his knowledge of the future to catch rare fish, pay off debts, and build supply channels with a state-owned restaurant. Along the way, he outsmarts his enemies, saves a buyer from being dragged into a corruption case, and earns recognition from those around him. This time, Bill turns his life around and rewrites his fate.

For thirteen years, Oswin shoveled horse dung for a noble family. The academy called him "the mute." No one knew: he kept silent to keep the world alive. At six, he shouted "Snow!"—and froze half his village. Forty-one died. Since then, he never spoke holding a wand. His only confidant: a magic-immune raven who spoke for him. He survived as the lowest servant, living only for his gifted sister. Then she enrolled at the Mage Academy—and vanished. One letter in her blood: *Forget me.* To save her, he enters the Academy. The young master shoves a wand down his throat to ""cure"" him. The dean locks a beast collar on him—built to suppress archmages. He wins the dueling exam fairly, then is forced to kneel before four hundred students and confess to cheating. The prize? ""Cook it. I don't care."" Everyone laughs. No one connects the dots. Why does the ancient beast roar when he picks up a wand? Why do fireballs unseen for centuries fall when he whispers ""fire""? Why does the sacred rank-measuring beast play dead when he passes? For eight hundred years, every Tower Master was noble-born. The last needed nine days. Oswin does it in under an hour—while villains bombard the Tower to bury him. Then the mute rides back on the sacred beast. The collar shatters. The entire academy drops to one knee before the stable boy they spat on. Every debt is coming due, with interest. One word from this man is a natural disaster. So tell us—what happens when he finally decides to speak?