ln a world divided into six extraordinary continents, each ruled by distinct races-angels, demons, shifters, elves, humans, and gods-Rain Shiro finds himself thrust into the ancient and mysterious realm of Astravere, where destiny binds him to powers he cannot yet comprehend. Rain, an ordinary man from a faraway mortal world, awakens on Aurall, the celestial sanctuary of Tenshikai, with a glowing mark on his back-the Astral Crest, a symbol of divine selection reserved only for the celestial race. His presence shatters millennia of tradition, as he becomes the first male human to bear the emperor's mark, a bond of immense power tied to Emperor Tenshoryu himself. But Rain's journey is far from simple. As he grapples with his place in Astravere-a realm as vast as it is beautiful, home to six continents and ancient beings-he uncovers the dangers lurking beneath its radiant surface. The crest is not merely a symbol-it is a conduit for celestial energy, capable of shaping the balance of the realms through Rain's emotions and will. As whispers of his arrival spread, forces both mortal and celestial threaten to exploit his bond, driving Rain into a world of intrigue, danger, and self-discovery. Soon, Rain will learn of a shocking truth buried deep in his heritage-a truth that reveals why he bears the Astral Crest and the role he is destined to play in Astravere's future. With the guidance of enigmatic allies like Sherin, the crest examiner, Rain must learn to master his power before it consumes him-and before the ripple of his existence sparks chaos across Astravere.

Meet Giorgio Sultan-a twenty-nine-year-old tycoon whose name alone sends ripples through boardrooms and bedrooms alike. Ruthless in business and irresistible in charm, Giorgio is the embodiment of power: wealthy, famous, and dangerously magnetic. His accent is a weapon, his gaze a promise, and his reputation? Legendary. Women want him. Men fear him. And Giorgio? He wants nothing but control. But when his parents threaten to dismantle his empire unless he settles down, Giorgio is forced into a game he never intended to play. Enter Zion-a woman whose presence is anything but predictable. Their meeting is accidental, their chemistry undeniable. She's not chasing his money, and she's not impressed by his fame. As Giorgio navigates this unexpected connection, he must decide: is Zion a detour in his calculated life, or the one variable he can't control? Is this love-or just another transaction?