Harem Nexus: Bond Of Dominion

Ryosuke dies in a truck accident, late for another boring shift. Next thing he knows, he’s an 8-year-old boy in a world where magic makes or breaks you. Mages rule, commoners like his new family just scrape by—no money worries, but no respect either. His dad’s a steady carpenter, mom’s a gentle herbalist, and his little sister’s full of energy. It’s a comfortable life, but Ryosuke, now Kaito, sees the way mages look down on people like them, and it makes him want to climb higher, to be more than just another nobody. The moment he opens his eyes, the Harem Nexus System appears in his mind, like a cold, glowing screen. No magic of his own? No problem. This system lets him steal powers from girls he bonds with. Sleep with a fire mage, and he gets fire magic. But the strength of that power depends on how close he is to her. A fling gives weak F-Class sparks, but real affection, love, or even soulmate-level connection unlocks stronger classes—D-Class embers, S-Class infernos, even SS-Class apocalypses. Shallow bonds fade fast, and breakups can weaken everything, so he’s gotta build real relationships. Kaito spends his childhood watching, learning the world’s rules. He sees how mages crush dreams, how commoners pay extra taxes, and how the system’s tutorials tease him with power. At 13, after failing the Awakening Festival like everyone expected, the system finally kicks in. His first target is Aria, a fiery mage outcast, and the sparks between them light more than just flames. As his harem grows—water healers, shadow rogues, gravity nobles—so do his powers, and so do the risks. Rivals hunt him, guilds ban him, but every bond, every heartfelt connection, makes him stronger. Kaito isn’t just surviving anymore; he’s rewriting the rules, one bond at a time. Note: This book contains 18+ scenes so parental control is needed for under 18 readers.