Who Rules The World Review Novels & Stories

One bringing order through control. One preserving chaos through freedom. Worlds rising. Worlds collapsing. The prophecy unfolded fully. The world cannot hold both truths forever. I gasped. “It’s not about defeating you,” I whispered. She smiled faintly. “No.” “It’s about replacing one of us.” Her silence confirmed it. Cold realization settled in my chest. Only one philosophy could remain. Only one ruler of balance. The battlefield trembled as our powers intensified. Theodore stepped forward protectively. “You will not take her place.”

Through his plastered smile, Devrim could not help but add his final thoughts, "Don't be anyone but you. Forge your own path. It's not every day you inherit a planet." Aurora chuckled, "Inheriting it was easy. Ruling it will be the hard part."

Humanity will fall apart and new world order will begin. I closed the book in astonishment. So that means I'm his mate and it was all a setup in the last few days for me to guide me to him. He is the alpha, a king. When he turned into a beast and pulled the dagger out of his chest in front of the blood moon, right then I was claimed by him and all the people bowed down because he claimed me as his mate. They bowed down in front of me. I'm the one that will carry his race, that's why they were protecting me. This is why he kept me safe all these years. I lay down on the mattress and kept thinking about how it all went down. I keep replaying the memories in my head and realized how smoothly he

talk about this another day. I’m just glad you’re back.” Nick said, as he poured me a glass of water, I gulped down the whole glass and kept my head on his chest while he lay beside me. “Is everything alright already?” I asked, in a muffled tone. “No, but it would be. You’re here now.” He said, I didn’t understand the expression but I was happy he was truthful, he could have lied and told me everything was alright and put my mind at peace and the next day without preparing my mind for anything I would meet my adversaries. “So, what’s happening? What exactly is wrong?” I asked with a calm tone. “He rules the world,” Nick said, with a disappointment-filled tone. I knew instinctively that he m

Jackolsha said wickedly. "This..." "Hold him so he couldn't run away! Since he is the only man-animal on this realm. We are going to disclose this truth! Or else the world will shake!" "This..." 'What is this world!' What is this world? Where Gods is the only men? So all animals here are women but used to change their appearances? "Tit!" ~Mission complete~ "Tit!" ~Ask for help, completed.~ To be continued... Satou, D. Vote ITIBT for more updates!

"A bold vision." His chest heaved with something close to ecstasy, spit flecking the corner of his mouth. "Bold?" His laugh cracked like bone. "It is inevitable! The world does not bow to beasts, it bends to those who hunger without restraint and devour without apology. That is power and dominion." "Of course." I nodded carefully, every muscle tightening as I resisted the urge to glance behind him, where I felt Hasmik's presence stalking closer, quiet as the grave. "And when the last wolf howls, and the last of your kind is broken on their knees, I will stand on their carcasses and remind the world who rules the night."

“Baby, push my story forward. Change the whole narrative. Tell your club, convince them Trevor doesn't deserve it. Huh? Do this for me, please. In fact, let's buy votes. Because I know Trevor has an upper hand. Come on. Let's do this. Make me more popular. Please.” My brows fell worriedly as I thought over it.. “Pretty please. You know Trevor is a threat to students. If he wins, he'll do brutal things to even your club. That guy's unpredictable. Don't forget how bad he beat me up in junior year. I even heard he killed someone.” “What?!” My eyes widened and I sat properly. “Uh-huh. That's why he can't be king. He's evil.” “Damn.. that's crazy.” “See.” he pulled me back to his body and whisper

Devon immediately dropped his backpack. “Worth it.” Emma smiled. “It actually is.” The view stretched for miles as Marcus stood beside me. He wasn’t even close enough to touch me but yet I could feel him. “I’ve spent two days convincing myself I imagined everything.” “You didn’t.” “I know.” “I keep telling myself it can’t happen again.” I looked at him. “Do you believe that?” His expression answered before his words did. “No.” “Picture!” Emma called. Everyone gathered near the overlook. Marcus instinctively moved to one side. I moved to the other ensuring Devon was between us while Emma held up her phone.

"No way. According to Beastfolk tradition, we're supposed to be completely loyal to the one who saved us. No matter how they treat us, we're bound to endure it. If we break that ancient rule, we'll face severe punishment. How could he do that to you?" I gave a bitter smile and shook my head. "I don't know either. And what do you mean by 'severe punishment'?" "I'm not sure. I only know it's really, really bad." "I see. Forget it. No point thinking about it now." I pulled Blazewing down with me onto the couch. "The heatwave apocalypse is almost here. Shouldn't we be preparing something?" We thought about it. Air conditioners wouldn't help. Once the apocalypse started, the power and water syste

“No, power has taught me how the world truly works.” I looked her dead in the eyes. “No, it only taught you how nobles and royal think, not how the world works. If you believe the world belongs only to the rich and powerful then you understand neither the kingdom nor the people who built it.” for the first time, the smile on her face vanished.