Taming A Billionaire - Chapter 763 - Seven Hundred And Sixty-three: We Can Always Try

A long time later, Ah Zhao and her younger generations started chatting about her own story.

“At first, I was selected by the system to become the man’s plug-in to help him reach the pinnacle of life.”

“-Then what happened afterward?”

Ah Zhao lit a cigarette and her expression had great changes:

“-Later, I became the wife of the Male God.”

- Description from novelupdates

Unidentified girl, a strange and familiar world. What she was looking for was not only the secret of her life experience, but also the truth about life and death. The boundary marker that appears in the dream is an obstacle or an opportunity. After falling into the vortex of fate, how the girl will choose, guard the rules, overturn the rules, and the trajectory of the world will be completely different.

[The book is suspenseful and mysterious. The number of words is expected to be at least one million. It is definitely not supervised. The new book and the new book hope that everyone will give more opinions and be grateful for everything. ]

- Description from novelbuddy

Aron was a child of the unorthodox beast monger race that thrived in what many considered hell itself, Limbo. A place full of chaos, death and misery where only the strong, cunning and cruel survived.

Follow Aron’s vicious journey as he faces the most dreadful of beasts, the most talented of humans, and many other races for their power and territory, all for the sake of pursuing knowledge and true understanding of Limbo and the secrets it holds.

An existence that grows to be feared, respected and even worshipped by some wherever he goes.

This is the bloody tale of Aron Limbo.

“Why would I do something that doesn’t benefit me? Be selfish and be cruel because life will never take pity on you. If you can’t accept this truth then you and I walk very different paths.”

Haruma Kazuki is a cursed (or maybe just deeply unfortunate) high school student whose lewd, panicked, or absurd thoughts literally manifest in reality — especially when he tries not to think about them. The more he denies or avoids feelings, the more chaotic and trope-heavy the consequences.