Novel Web Fantasy & Cerita Brave Reborn Third-Person POV

The first thought that rose within Noah's mind as he awakened after his rebirth was to attain to cast away the pain that followed him from his last life. The pain of betrayal. That twisting agony that came from the continuous betrayals from loved one, especially when it implicated a friend who actually stood by his side. Noah took in his rebirth in great strides, vowing to never reveal such a weak side to himself in his new life. And for that he needed power. Power to topple over every being that stood in his way.

Once, Seraphina Ardentia was the promised queen of the Valorian Kingdom, beloved fiancée to the crown prince and heir to a legacy of light. Then came betrayal. Her sister stole her crown. Her fiancé condemned her name. Her family left her to die when the monsters came. But the gods were watching. And one, the forgotten Goddess of Balance, offered her something far crueler than mercy: “Rise, child of ruin. Devour what wronged you.” Now reborn with silver hair and a mark that whispers of fate, Seraphina hides behind a false name and begins to rebuild her power, one lie, one thread, one death at a time.

They betrayed her once. This time, she'll make them pay. Arya died believing that loving the wrong people was her greatest mistake. Her husband, Ethan, her best friend, Chloe, and her own mother-in-law left her to face a world consumed by the infected. But fate gives her a second chance. Reborn ninety days before the apocalypse, Arya knows exactly what awaits humanity—and the people who destroyed her. This time, she won't beg for love, sacrifice her fortune, or die for people who never deserved her. As the world descends into chaos, her enemies will discover that the woman they once used and discarded is now the one they should fear. The apocalypse is coming. And Arya's revenge will be just as merciless.

Killed in her homeworld, Bianca Isolde Romano wakes up in the body of a noblewoman named Isolde von Valmont. It turns out Isolde appears in the novels of the man often read to his subordinates, who also happens to be Isolde's real-life killer. Strangely, he never finds Isolde's name mentioned in the revenge-themed novel. Thinking of herself as a supporting character, Isolde intended to live comfortably as a Duke's wife. However, reality turned out to be different when it was revealed that she was the woman who had to kill her own husband.