Four-year-old Bai Nuo has spent his whole life surviving alone in the apocalypse-cold food, dirty water, and no one to rely on but himself. Then, in a sudden twist, he wakes up in a modern ABO world (a setting where people are categorized as Alpha / Beta / Omega, with social hierarchy and biology shaped around those roles). Here, there are no monsters and no end-of-the-world terror. Food is hot. Water is clean. And for the first time, Bai Nuo has something he's never had before: a family. People tell him the man in front of him is supposed to be his... father. Weak, wary, and desperate not to be rejected, Bai Nuo curls up in the man's arms and whispers, "Dad?" The man is Bai Sheng-the Bai family's infamous Third Young Master, a top-tier alpha known for being brutally strong and merciless. He freezes when he looks down at the child who resembles him. Because the Bai family is a famous elite clan in Ang City: five heirs, all top-tier alphas, all cold-blooded, all fighting for power. Outsiders have long predicted the family will eventually destroy itself from the inside-until a federal raid uncovers an illegal genetic-experiment lab. And Bai Sheng walks out carrying a four-year-old child who shares his blood. In an alpha-dominated world where omegas are rare-especially in a family line that has produced nothing but top-tier alphas for generations-this child is an unprecedented miracle: the Bai family's first and only omega cub. Now, a ruthless dynasty that only understands strength and profit is forced to face something none of them are prepared for: a small, fragile child who just wants to be safe... and loved. Notes from the author (adapted): long, healing, child-growth story with lots of daily-life warmth; romance exists but starts only after adulthood; characters are intentionally imperfect. Dont vote... For offline purposes only... Not mine...

Vous voyez les hôtels que tout le monde déconseille sur Booking? Ben voilà. L'hôtel Condor Aîmé est un hôtel souterrain au beau milieu de la campagne. Le concept partait d'une bonne intention: reconvertir d'anciennes mines de charbon. Cet immense hôtel étalé en huit niveaux est à la pointe de la technologie - mais c'est surtout un véritable cauchemar pour les claustrophobes. Et pas que pour les claustrophobes. Allez savoir pourquoi, cet hôtel a une fâcheuse tendance à attirer les tarés. Les "Chroniques d'un hôtel souterrain" sont pensées pour être une compilation de plusieurs histoires autonomes, parfois découpées en plusieurs chapitres. Elles se déroulent avant mon roman "Ne tirez pas sur la réceptionniste", disponible sur Amazon et TheBookEdition. Bonne lecture!

It wasn't the apocalypse that broke him - he was strong enough to survive that. It was seeing his childhood friend die to protect him that made Lu Hao realize his mistakes. But now he had a chance to do it all over again. (An expanded retelling of the oneshot "At the End of the World", as told through the perspective of the love interest, Lu Hao.)