Legend of the Fire Warrior (Zhao Ling)

Zhao Ling is someone extremely famous in the Golden Sky Continent because, at a very young age, he managed to reach the Holy Warrior Realm, which usually requires at least a hundred years.

Zhao Ling is not only known as the youngest Holy Warrior but also received the nickname Fire Warrior because he possesses three heavenly flames out of a hundred types of heavenly flames. Moreover, he is also known as the youngest Level 7 Alchemist ever existed in the Golden Sky Continent.

However, when he wanted to elevate his cultivation to the Earth Warrior Realm, he failed in the breakthrough because he could not withstand the Lightning of Suffering.

But when he thought he died under that lightning, it turned out he was wrong; he revived in the body of a worthless youth from the Zhao clan, who shares his name.

To find out what happens next, continue following the legend of the Fire Warrior (Zhao Ling).

His Blind Possession

When Renzo Vittorino—the ruthless Capo of the Bulgarian mafia—finds a half-dead girl chained in a debtor's cellar, he should walk away. She's a liability. A complication. A weakness he can't afford.

Instead, he takes her.

Aurora has no memory of how she lost her sight, no idea who she is, and no reason to trust the dangerous man who carries her out of the dark. But Renzo doesn't ask for her trust. He demands her obedience, her silence, and her complete dependence—while his world of blood money, territorial wars, and lethal alliances closes in around them both.

As Aurora's vision slowly returns, so do the fractured pieces of a past she was never meant to survive. A past that connects her to the most powerful crime dynasty in Paris. A past someone will kill to keep buried.

Renzo trained her to fight. He taught her to be lethal. He made her his weapon.

He never expected her to become his equal.

The Country Girl and the Disabled CEO

Betina has never known anything but hard labor on a sprawling ranch in the Brazilian countryside. Abandoned by her father to a cruel stepmother and stepsister, she survives on scraps, teaches herself to read by phone light, and dreams of a life she's never been allowed to want. When she's falsely accused of stealing a priceless emerald necklace, her father sells her off to work in São Paulo — caring for the ranch owner's son.

Carlos Eduardo Schimidt is twenty-eight, ruthless in business, and newly paralyzed after his ex-fiancée drove them off a bridge. Trapped in a wheelchair and seething with rage, he doesn't want a caretaker. He definitely doesn't want the wide-eyed country girl who can't work a shower but can draw his blood without flinching.

But Betina's stubborn warmth cracks through his walls. And Cadu's fierce protectiveness awakens something she's never felt before. As they fall for each other, he uncovers a conspiracy that runs deeper than a stolen necklace — a web of poison, betrayal, and buried family secrets that ties their mothers together and puts both their lives in danger.

To protect the woman he loves, he may have to let her go. To become the woman she was meant to be, she may have to leave everything behind.