"Being invisible was my plan... until he claimed me." In Lunar Crest Academy, power isn't given-it's claimed. I thought I could stay invisible, slipping through the halls unnoticed, relying on my scholarship and careful ways. I was wrong. He found me. Marcus Kane. Alpha. Dominant. Feared. Magnetic. From the moment his gaze locked on me, nothing felt safe-or normal-again. Every heartbeat, every shiver, every instinct I tried to hide... he could see it. And he claimed it. One night. One slip of paper. One impossible pull I couldn't resist. I should have run. I didn't. At Lunar Crest, some marks aren't given... they're taken. And from the moment he called me "mine," I realized I didn't want to escape. Will I survive being marked by the Alpha-or will I succumb to what he's awakened inside me?

Nina Song transmigrates into the beast world-only to discover she's become the most infamous "useless" female alive. She's ugly, talentless, infertile, and utterly unloved by her parents. Her reputation is so terrible that everyone despises her. Her only saving grace? She has eight powerful and devastatingly handsome fiancés. Unfortunately, on the very day of the wedding procession, disaster strikes. Seven fiancés publicly break off the engagement. One outright runs away. Humiliated and abandoned, Nina is exiled by her scumbag father. And as if fate isn't cruel enough-on the road to exile, she discovers she's pregnant. With nowhere to go, Nina survives alone in the wilderness, struggling to give birth and raise her children by herself. She vows that no matter how hard life becomes, she will protect her babies at all costs. But just as her peaceful life begins to stabilize... Why do the children's scumbag fathers start appearing one by one? Worse still, they're none other than the cold-blooded fiancés who once rejected her. So now you want to snatch my children? Dream on! Except... they don't seem to be here for the kids at all.

Bella transmigrates into the beastworld. Tags: Beastmen

Hotel Erebus: strictly monsters only. Humans? Absolutely not. That was Rule #1-written in stone, enforced with a scowl, and followed to the letter... until now. When a mysterious woman leaves a tiny human baby on the doorstep during a raging storm, the entire hotel goes into chaos. The little one comes with a powerful magical mark, a Future Monster Hunter onesie, and an ability to turn terrifying beasts into doting softies. Suddenly, the strict Shadow-Walker manager is rewriting the rulebook, the giant spider cleaners are weaving silk blankets, the ghost bellhop is putting on magic shows, and the chef is serving up the cutest (and sparkliest) baby food ever created. But this isn't just a random toddler. Her mark ties her to the hotel's deepest secrets-especially the infamous 13th floor. And while everyone is busy spoiling the newest guest, they have no idea that this tiny, giggling rule-breaker is about to lead them into the biggest adventure of their afterlives. Who knew ending up in a monster hotel was the best thing that ever happened to her? Or the worst... depending on how you look at the glitter-covered luggage and floating beds.

Abigail Axilen was born in a noble family, her mother died because of an unknown illness. This left Abigail broken and sad, Four months after her mother's death. Luke, her father found a new wife. She has 3 childrens and the youngest child is a year older than Abigail's. Abigail thought that they would get close with her stepsisters but she was wrong. Everything change starting that day, Abigail suffered from the hands of her Step-Mother and Step-Sisters and since her father was busy of doing politics in the whole Kingdom, he has no clue of what's happening to his daughter... Not until one day, Abigail's Step-Mother decided to get rid of her in a quiet way. But, little did she know. She has made a very huge mistake. Years later, Abigail became a very powerful person who was feared by everyone. She was known to be heartless yet many still wanted to have her hand. But... Little did they know, she was already owned by someone

Power. Loyalty. Danger. The Don raised six sons to rule his empire. What he never expected... was to someone to come in and rule them all.

She was meant to die quietly. Poisoned, discarded, and forgotten by the empire that once adored her, the spoiled princess should have faded into history. Instead, she woke up different-sharper, colder, and unwilling to beg for affection ever again. Surrounded by four S-rank beastmates she once humiliated, and watched by a court that senses something has changed, Lily steps back into power with a new understanding: this world does not reward innocence. In a realm of beasts, politics are deadlier than claws, loyalty must be earned twice, and love is never free. And this time, she does not intend to be the one destroyed.

She was raised in silk. Adored. Protected. Untouchable. Until the day she was replaced. At thirteen, she walked away from a mafia empire and into a village that only knew hunger and hustle. They thought she would break. Instead, she rebuilt everything. This is not a story about revenge. It's about a princess who became a provider.

...

Jiang and Jing Jing were married for seven years, childhood sweethearts who grew into adults moving at different speeds. When Jiang falls into an affair with his ambitious colleague, Amanda, he doesn't plan to leave-until Jing Jing quietly agrees to a divorce without asking him to stay. What Jiang doesn't know is that on the same day she discovers his betrayal, Jing Jing is diagnosed with cancer. Choosing dignity over confrontation, Jing Jing lets him go without explanation, believing love sometimes means stepping aside. It's only when her illness forces them back into each other's orbit-through hospital corridors, recovery rooms, and unspoken truths-that Jiang realizes what he has already lost. As surgery, survival, and regret intertwine, Jiang must face the difference between responsibility and love, while Jing Jing must decide whether trust, once broken at her most vulnerable moment, can ever be rebuilt. This is not a story about reunion. It is a story about timing, fear, and what remains after love has already been tested by truth.