OMG! I Transmigrated into Four Books at the Same Time! - Chapter 417 - 393: Never Regret

She walked down the aisle for love.She walked into the fire for loyalty.Then she vanished — burned, broken, and buried by betrayal.Ally Miller gave up her crown for Nick Carter — trading wealth and power for a man who promised forever.But forever ended the moment he brought home another woman… pregnant with his child.And Ally? She was already carrying his.Heart crushed. Name erased.Left in the storm with nothing but a suitcase and a secret…She thought she'd hit rock bottom.Until a screech of tires stole her last reason to live — and shattered her face beyond recognition.To the world, she was gone.Dead. Forgotten.But Ally Miller didn’t die that morning .She was reborn.Seven years later, she returns as Samantha Bradley — stunning, ruthless, untouchable.A self-made billionaire with a killer wardrobe, a colder heart, and a name forged in power.He doesn’t recognize her.But she remembers everything.This time, she’s not here to cry.She’s here to ruin him.To expose secrets, tear down empires, and take back the life they stole.And she’ll do it wearing red heels — because nothing screams revenge like a woman who walks with purpose… and no mercy.

Leading a meaningless life in search of purpose... he was suddenly killed by his ex girlfriend!In his moment of death, a system notification snapped him back to life![You have awoken the Sin of the Meaningless]Waking up in a strange coffin, Seth eventually finds himself in a strange world with horrors and the supernatural...What was he supposed to do!He was just a lazy bum who wanted to waste his life!What's more, his ability was quite strange...[Progenitor Ability] : Meaningful Resurrection.

When Su Yaya awakened, she found herself in a novel world as the CEO’s Substitute Wife–-a mere cannon fodder. Knowing that divorce and a tragic ending was awaiting her once her look-alike, the President’s first love returns, Su Yaya only trusted one thing: Money.

(R18) “I heard that the dragons are lustful beasts.”‎‎. . .‎