Pushover Extra Trains the Villainesses - Chapter 78: The Kingdom Project XIV (1)

A human soul reincarnated into the AU world of 'The Lion King'. He was reborn as the twin brother of the crowned prince Simba.He was forced to survive in a cruel version of the Disney world, where the weak are hunted, mercy is rare, and strength is the only law. Amid the roar of fallen Kings, Leo carved his path as a force of nature.He was known for his strength, his dominance, his kingdom, his pride and his achievements.But most of all, he was known as the true Lion King.For he was not a born-king but a forged-king.Through trials, through setbacks, through loss, through pain and through blood.He only came out stronger.....////////////////Join my patreon : Emmanuel_Capricorn to read all advanced chapters.

Following her attempted assassination, Fatima found herself amidst a meticulously staged slave auction orchestrated by her mysterious rescuers in the capital city of a prospective ally empire. Now a slave of the Kartier Duchy, her life as a princess seems far behind her as she spends her days toiling the farms under the scorching sun. Just when all hopes seem to be lost, Fatima’s painful days eased upon meeting the strikingly handsome heir of the Kartier duchy along with his cold and seemingly gruff knight. Will she ever overcome the shackles of slavery and return home to reclaim her title or will spend the rest of her life enduring the cruel treatments of the duchess? Torn between a charming heir and a dubious knight as her potential escape routes, which hand will she grasp?

On a sunny afternoon, Kael finally received the long-awaited admission letter and came to Hogwarts, this millennium-old prestigious school.Dumbledore: Kael is a good child who is upright, brave, kind, and sincere.Professor McGonagall: What the Headmaster said is right, Kael never violates the school rules.Snape: Ah yes yes yes...Quirrell originally thought so too, until one day, he pushed open the trapdoor and jumped into a room full of Chomping Cabbage...

It was a life without regret. My parents were in good health, and I wasn’t homey enough for me to combine my studies and part-time jobs.