MTL - Avoid the Protagonist! - Chapter 112 Xin Yi Cheng Fan Wai 4

“Execute them all!”An unwilling transmigration event occurred to Vincent, who was now known as Leonard Lawson, the 5th Prince of the Aldros Empire in the Valdoria Continent.Thrown into the new world, Aetherion, which contained 5 main continents, Valdoria, Kharnavos, Vel Serentha, Xundraeth, and Dregalia. Leonard must now brace through the unforeseeable events and overcome any obstacles on his path.Complex layers of politics and schemes from other continents threatened to ruin Leonard at every turn.“I just want to return to my original world. Why must I transmigrate and take away someone else's dream and hope?” Leonard closed his eyes. He wondered how he could endure this endless world of madness and cruelty.

The former Immortal Ascension Realm Cultivator Wang Che failed to overcome the Heavenly Tribulation, and as a result, his soul transmigrated to a world of the Martial Soul where soul beasts and humans lived together peacefully.

A s*ave boy, Ram, who assassinated an enemy commander to end a war.Jedrik, the great chieftain of the North.Demion, the prince of the South.Charlon, the duke’s daughter.The blood oath they forged plunges a seemingly ended war back into chaos.

Victoria devoted five faithful years to Ethan, her mate-to-be—or so she thought. But on the night she planned to reveal her deepest secret, she overhears Ethan and her best friend in bed, laughing about her “omega innocence.” Betrayed, heartbroken, and burning with fury, Victoria turns away from the man who used her... straight into the arms of his enigmatic half-brother, the dangerous and magnetic Damian Sterling.“Why him?” Damian asks, his voice dark.“Because I want to forget your brother,” she dares.Just one night. No feelings. No regrets. But neither of them expects the raging call of fate, or the secrets about to explode.She was never an omega.He was never meant to touch her.But destiny has its own rules—and it starts with one unforgettable night.Will revenge turn into something deeper—or destroy them both?