

Lila Windsor was branded a talentless outcast and dumped by her fiancé. But when enemies move for the kill, her sealed divine magic shatters. Uncovering a dark conspiracy behind her parents’ deaths, she slays the treacherous headmaster and tames the dragon realm. The ultimate Holy Witch has returned!

Vivian, a bartender, catches the eye of the wealthy Davin Grayson. However, at their wedding, a drunken kiss from Davin's illegitimate brother, Hank, disrupts everything. Vivian realizes Hank looks like the man she saw in her dreams, and after their kiss, she discovers she has the power to talk things into reality.

After transmigrating to Blackbone Academy, Yalin, a low-rank apprentice, survives a deadly poisoning when the super-AI Truth Chip awakens within his soul. Using its calculations to optimize spells and potions, he crushes his enemies, outwits a centuries-old dark wizard, and seizes his fortune. As Yalin conquers rival prodigies and uncovers conspiracies, the greedy Enforcement Minister targets him for his secrets and wealth. Forced to advance at any cost, Yalin breaks through to Rank-One Wizardhood, unleashes his original spell, Light of Truth, and reshapes the academy under his rule.

Everyone thinks Lucien Thorne is just another homeless drifter. In truth, he's the last heir of Solomon's magic, wielding ancient spells lost for thousands of years! His search for a sacred relic leads him to Isabella Sterling, the powerful heiress he was promised long ago!

Ten years ago, my daughter died in Healing Grove after the poison spread through her body. I held her cold, lifeless body in my arms, and the grief seeped so deep it settled into my bones. Her Alpha father had personally taken the only vial of antidote in the entire Healing Grove. He did it to save the daughter of his childhood sweetheart. But the girl had only scraped her knee after a fall. That day, I severed my mate bond without looking back and threw myself into the Herbalist Guild. Ten years later, I became the only witch on the entire continent capable of curing the rare wolfsbane poison. One day, the Elder Council summoned me for an emergency. A little girl had been poisoned, and they offered a reward of a million gold coins if I could save her. I accepted. But the instant I saw the patient's portrait, everything inside me went cold. I ripped the healer's badge from my chest and tore the medical file into pieces. "I refuse to treat her."

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?

With only two months left to live, the White Witch Morwenna ruthlessly forces her paralyzed adopted daughter, Lyra, to walk again. Hating the woman she believes ruined her life, Lyra has no idea that Morwenna sold her family's ancestral recipe, concealed her terminal illness, and sacrificed everything for her. By the time Lyra finally learns the truth and calls her "Mom," it's already too late.

A fallen potion-making family teeters on the brink of ruin, forcing Cassian's father to use him as a pawn in a marriage alliance. His rival, pure-blood wizard Kaiser, offers to help but instead keeps Cassian at his estate as a personal assistant. As they live under the same roof, their hostility slowly turns into love. Meanwhile, Cassian's father orders him to steal a secret potion formula, while Kaiser's childhood friend Sophia enters the picture. In the end, Cassian casts aside his pride and bravely confesses his love to Kaiser.

Orphaned by dark wizards as a child, Qasim wanders with a magic lamp saved by his mother and is taken to the palace by Layla. Coveting the lamp, Jamal conspires with sorcerers to ambush Layla during a duel. At the critical moment, Qasim summons the Genie.

Adrian, the legendary Thunder God, sealed his powers and lived in hiding for twenty years to protect his young daughter—reduced to a janitor at the academy. His wife was murdered. Her killers walked free. His daughter grew up bullied and broken. When she's pushed to the brink by the powerful, Adrian shatters the seal—and the sleeping Thunder God returns. Twenty years of silence, for one moment of reckoning.