Beyond Chaos - A DiceRPG - 648. Birthdays IV

Lin Li has transmigrated into a cultivation world. People here all lead an ordinary life in spite of their possession of super power.With no talent in cultivation, Lin Li decides to quit the rat race. However, he wakes up to a mysterious island and a tree that can produce power-enhancing fruits.“Wait a moment, let me eat the Superpower Fruit in my hand and awaken a Superpower, then I'll talk to you...”

World End a virtual reality game praised for its brutal difficulty.Kael Vi-rel, once a top-tier ranker and one of the game’s developers, suddenly finds himself trapped inside the world he helped create!With broken stats and no combat abilities, survival should be impossible.But Kael has one absurd advantage: [Max Luck].SSS-rank skills from random boxes? Easy.Jackpots from rigged systems? A piece of cake.He’s overflowing with game-breaking luck!Can the weakest extra clear a game no one else could just by relying on pure, unstoppable luck?Other Title: I Alone Am The Luckiest Extra

What if you could live your life over again, with all the knowledge of your failures?For Raghav Roi, this isn't a fantasy; it's a shocking, second reality.In the year 2035, at the age of 42, his life ended abruptly with a heart attack while watching a cricket match—a bitter end for a man whose own dreams of cricketing glory dissolved into a life of mediocrity and regret.He closes his eyes in a sterile hospital room, only to reopen them in his childhood bedroom in Chhaygaon, India.The year is 2005. He is twelve years old again, his body weak and unathletic, but his mind is armed with thirty years of future knowledge and a singular, burning purpose: to not waste this miracle.His second chance comes with a mysterious guide. A holographic interface that only he can see declares the activation of the [World's Greatest Cricket System].Few Years Later:Newspaper Front Headlines:[ The Youngest Player in World Tournament][The Record Breaker — ROI ]

She was the little chief secretary at Huo Yunting’s office, who carried out jobs both on the table and “under” the table.