My Father-in-Law​​

After the death of his wife, Leonardo Vasconcellos—a charming and powerful man—devoted his life to his work and his son, Eduardo. But when Eduardo marries Mariana, Leonardo feels something he should never feel for his daughter-in-law: desire.
Mariana, young and sweet, strives to be a good wife but soon realizes her marriage is far from perfect. Eduardo spends more time at work than at home, and when he is present, he treats her with coldness. Lonely and yearning for affection, Mariana finds in her father-in-law a friend and confidant.
What begins as a relationship of respect and care soon transforms into furtive glances, accidental touches, and a tension neither of them can ignore.

The Color Of The Canvas

Alessandro Smith was raised in a family where torment and murder were chosen pastimes, and his childhood was marred by kidnapping and abuse. This volatile upbringing molded Alessandro into a cold and spiteful individual who held a deep animosity for mankind.

Outside of tormenting his enemies, Alessandro harbored a less sinister hobby: painting. His artwork stunned his teachers and tempted affluent patrons to part with their wealth for his creations.

No one really knew the ingredients of the crimson paint he favored.

An unexpected encounter brought a girl into Alessandro's life, challenging his understanding of the world.

Warning: This book is filled with violent and explicit content, which might repulse and discomfort some readers.

Raising Children In Apocalypse

[Post-apocalyptic + No romantic pairings + Overpowered system + Management + Please read the bottom of the synopsis + Initially low-priced, enter at your own discretion]

Gu Wanyin never imagined that not only would she transmigrate, but she'd end up in a post-apocalyptic world! Opening her eyes to find herself surrounded by zombies with only two pitifully thin adorable children by her side, Gu Wanyin thought: This is the end of me!

System: Impossible, absolutely impossible!

After binding to the most powerful hotel system in the post-apocalyptic world, Gu Wanyin embarked on a delightful journey of raising children and managing a hotel. As the hotel's guests increased, so did her rewards! But could someone explain to her why a hotel that unlocked noodle shops, hot pot restaurants, and buffets was understandable, but why did it also have KTV, movie theaters, hot springs, schools, and hospitals? And even a zombie-killing simulation training camp? Wait, there's more