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Born blind and unwanted, Dawn grew up listening to the world while it ignored him. Every sound told a story he couldn’t see — every heartbeat, every whisper, every betrayal. When a single act of kindness lures him into a trap that shatters his life, he dies not knowing trust, love, or justice. But death is not the end. A cosmic entity named Fenrir Alistair Blivixis offers him a second life in Astra’vhel, a world of demidemons, ancient powers, and rules that twist reality itself. Reborn as the Inverted One, Dawn possesses abilities beyond comprehension: he is untouchable, unclassifiable, and unstoppable. In a society built on hierarchy, pride, and power, a blind boy becomes the anomaly that no one can define — feared by elites, courted by enemies, and observed by cosmic forces. As betrayal, ambition, and the mysteries of the Fold unfold, Dawn must navigate a world that rejects him, wielding his newfound powers to survive… and to rewrite the very laws of existence. Dark fantasy, cosmic horror, and demonic intrigue collide in this epic saga of pain, rebirth, and unstoppable vengeance. The Game of the Inverters is a dark, cosmic-fantasy saga about a broken young man reborn into a world of demons, marked by a pact with a being beyond comprehension. With an inverted identity and a power system that breaks the laws of reality, he becomes the cornerstone of a battle between worlds, anomalies, and cosmic entities.

In a world that seems ordinary, shadows of forgotten memories conceal unimaginable power. Mohamed, an ordinary young man, discovers that the fragments of his lost past are not just memories—they are keys to a mysterious force that can shape reality itself. When he encounters Umbra, a shadowy figure with cryptic warnings, Mohamed realizes that the world he knows is a lie, and that unseen forces called The Eclipsed Order manipulate humanity from the shadows. Guided—and hunted—by strangers who know his deepest secrets, Mohamed must uncover the truth behind his memories, confront hidden enemies, and decide whether to fight for humanity… or remake the world according to his own vision. Shadows, memories, and mysteries collide in a world where every truth is questionable, every ally may be a traitor, and every choice could change everything.

Ragna awoke after being experimented on by the gods, with no memory of his past except for a few words presented to him by the universe, showing his true being. These words thrust him into realms filled with unimaginable horrors and monsters, where he must grow and build legends to escape death at the hands of monsters and gods alike. Despite all this, fate still holds the biggest danger in store for him. Discord: https://discord.gg/H8wfQPBC Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/BloodboundCrow/

He awakens at the bottom of an endless dungeon. No name. No memories. No way out. The only rule carved into this world is simple: Ascend… or be erased. Arthur carries a cursed ability. Every time his body is broken, it is forced to evolve. Shattered bones grow stronger. Burned muscles harden. Torn flesh adapts. Pain is not a consequence. Pain is the mechanism. With every floor he climbs, Arthur becomes less human. Each battle pushes his body beyond survival—and drags his mind closer to collapse. Soon, adventurers descend into the dungeon to hunt the anomaly growing within it. When mortals fail, divine-ranked beings take notice. And when even they are not enough… the gods intervene. But evolution has a price. His body can regenerate. His mind cannot. And if Arthur stops climbing— he doesn’t die. He disappears.

Crow is not beginning his story in the Tower of God. He’s ending it. After surviving the Astral Sea and burning his way through other worlds, Crow drops into Headon’s chamber at the same time as a boy named Baam. To the Tower, he looks like just another Regular. In truth, he’s a wandering anomaly finishing his last obligations before he finally lets the Sea swallow him for good. From my seat between pages—call me Cueljuris, archivist of bad decisions—I watch as Crow threads himself through SIU’s canon: Tests, Positions, Princesses, Rankers, the Crown Game and beyond. The Astral Sea is still there, humming behind the scenes, but this story belongs to the Tower: to its rules, its politics, and what happens when an off-script monster quietly walks its floors. Crow isn’t here to “fix” the plot. He’s here to see how far he can go without breaking it. A hybrid experiment begins: part Tower of God, part Astral lore, part author sandbox. If you’re looking for a perfectly faithful retelling, flee. If you’re curious what happens when an almost-finished traveler wanders into Baam’s climb… keep reading. ⸻ “Quick note: this is a fanfic sandbox. I’m experimenting with a hybrid world (me + SIU + my own lore). I’m not hiring editors/illustrators for this project. Real reader feedback is welcome.” - the robotic assistant beating back scammers

" It has already been a thousand years... A thousand years that humanity has lived in constant terror of you, Calamities. This era, over which you reign supreme, has shaped us... So much so that I've forgotten who the real monsters are us or you. But now the time has come. The time for this era to end. Enforcers... prepare to spill your blood... and even more, to make theirs rain. Let the Great War begin The one that will decide the fate of our two species. At my command... Charge!"                    Diane Homo Nova Discord: https://discord.gg/spCNaXxape

The year is 2026. A devout Christian named Arthur Bennett wins a lottery to participate in a virtual reality experience at a high-tech company called Elysium. The program utilizes a VR pod to immerse users in a world based on a popular cartoon from Japan. As the other participants—a mix of personalities with varying degrees of Japanese animation knowledge—prepare to enter the simulation, Arthur remains the only one who has never indulged in anime. Upon entering this new world, he discovers an unsettling truth: if he dies in this world, he dies for real. Arthur eventually finds himself trapped in prison, unable to log out, and demanding to be released from the program. Calls go unanswered, and things become nightmarish, where hunger, thirst, hygiene, and even death are all real. Angered that he was deceived, he abandons all sense of logic and vows to become a villain no one had ever seen coming.

If you remembered committing unspeakable atrocities in a past life, would you still claim that life as your own? Roy just wants to graduate. He wants a quiet life, a boring job, and a world that leaves him alone. For years, he’s kept the darkness inside him buried under a mask of normalcy. But Marie's awakening has made her sensitive to what he's been concealing for years. So, what will he do? ***** When the Space Stones fell, they brought superpowers to a world that had none. Heroes and villains stepped out of fiction. Now, Heroism is a licensed profession taught at specialized academies. Marie is destined for greatness: a rare triple-awakener with a guaranteed spot at any Hero Academy. But her new powers bring disturbing echoes—reflections in ice that shouldn't exist, a coldness that clings to her bones. In her final week before leaving for the academy, Marie senses something monstrous at her ordinary high school. High on the rooftop, a presence radiates such overwhelming death that it paralyzes her with primal fear. What will she do? And how will Roy respond? *********** No Harem Slow-Burn Romance Subplot: The romance is secondary to the plot Heavy Themes: Expect deep dives into morality, guilt, and the psychological weight of a dark past. An OP protagonist who would rather die than use his power. Politics: A world where words are as dangerous as weapons and every move has a consequence. This doesn’t really come into play until later arcs. Calculating Protagonist: A smart, competent MC who thinks before acting and won't be easily manipulated. Character-Driven Drama: While there is a lot of action, the core of the story is the internal struggle of a man trying to outrun his own soul. [ Disclaimer ] Just a quick heads-up: This story contains some heavy themes in certain chapters, including self-harm, suicidal ideation, and graphic violence. They aren't the main focus of the plot. If you're sensitive to that, read with care.

In a world where spirit roots dictate destiny, Lu Haotian is discarded as trash. At the Lu Family’s Spirit Root Test, his mortal-grade roots and lack of affinity strip him of favor. Once a promising direct disciple, he is reduced to menial labor while his cousins rise. He endures betrayal in silence, quietly honing his mind and observation. Then comes an opportunity. Something awakens within him, shattering his limitations and granting boundless potential. He conceals it completely, returning to his errands as the same invisible boy. From the shadows, he begins to build and watches the world with cold patience. He trusts nothing blindly. He schemes without mercy. He rises without announcement. In a realm of explosive talent and brute force, the forgotten disciple will prove true dominion is seized in silence—through ruthless logic, patient foresight, and an abyss-deep will.

[From Monday to Friday, there's always a new chapter.] Afro the Swordsman tells the story of Afro, a wandering swordsman born half-human, half-demon, an anomaly that threatens both races. Because of this, humans and demons alike try to hunt and kill him. Afro travels the world accompanied by Himari, his adopted daughter. His goal is not to survive or win wars: it is to train Himari, strengthen her, and prepare her so that, in the future, she herself can kill Afro. During their journey, they face adventurers, demons, lords, and conflicts greater than they imagined. With each arc, discoveries about the world, about Afro's origins, and about the true cost of honor emerge. The central question remains: Is it really worth dying for honor, Afro?

Death Guarantor. The name given to the super weapon capable of erasing whole planets, and— less coincidentally— the name given to this human rights nightmare of a tournament run by the planetary coalition.  Forty planets all forced to compete, each allowed to allocate four Mech pilots to fight for them. Once all four pilots die, their planet meets the same fate. The fighting ends when only five planets remain. Riko Rexton wasn’t chosen to represent a planet. He was sentenced. A convicted pirate with only ten days left to live. Riko was chained to mech and told to fight for a world that isn’t his.

Jin-hun a guy seeking thrilling experiences joins the military and gets to experience some action, finds love, makes great friends and has a nice family. But there are some people with bad luck and jin-hun is one of them. https://discord.gg/StfjuMYd

‘How cliché. I’ve read countless novels where the Hero is betrayed by their companions… but was I wrong to trust those who fought beside me for nearly six decades?’ ----- Betrayal. A word many live in fear of. A word some never expect… until it happens. A word that completely shatters one’s view of life. Just like any other heroic tale, Simon was the Hero of Earth, the one who defeated the Demon King and was about to end the war between races with his companions. Yet, in the end, he was betrayed by his own companions for reasons he never understood. Instead of finding death, Simon found rebirth. To his horror, he reincarnated as the very race he had devoted his entire life to exterminating… a race he despised, feared, and was disgusted by. Reborn as a demon infant within one of the most impoverished demon tribes, Simon found himself at the very bottom of a world he once sought to destroy. Fortunately, he was not entirely abandoned. His unique Seven Star Blessing, bestowed by his patron God, followed him through reincarnation. Armed with this Blessing and the Demonic Magic of his new race, Simon now harbors an ambition greater than ever before… to rise higher than he ever did as the Hero of Earth. To become a God. But the path forward is far from simple. Betrayals from those he would never expect. Endless trials and tribulations. And the lingering question of identity… Should he cling to his past as a human hero, or embrace his nature as a demon to survive? Can Simon abandon his hatred and live among demons? Or will he erase his past entirely and fully embrace his demonic nature? Will his thirst for revenge drag him deeper into darkness… Or will he rise above it? In the end… Will he be devoured… or will he devour all?

Graphic Novel of the book Tales of Anarchy: Dragons and Dragons , part two of Tale of Anarchy: Legends of the Damned by D. Anthony Strong.

After dying in a sudden accident, Joseph awakens reborn in a world of magic and nobility. Though born to two kind human parents, a mysterious System reveals that he carries sealed Ancient Dragon Blood and an unmatched fire affinity. As he grows stronger, Joseph uncovers the truth about his father—a former Imperial Fire Knight and fallen Grand Duke whose dragon-like power was sealed by fearful nobles. With magic, bloodlines, and imperial conspiracies shaping his fate, Joseph must rise beyond his limits and reclaim the power that was never meant to remain sealed.

Written in Art Some people fall in love loudly. Others disappear quietly and call it fate. Serio Svana is a young writer with a reputation for brilliance and a talent for emotional distance. He moves through college, friendships, and relationships as if observing them from behind glass—detached, ironic, always in control. He believes feelings are something to analyze, not surrender to. Leona has been beside him for years. Best friends. Almost everything. Never enough. Between coffee shops, lecture halls, late-night parties, and silent car rides, their connection stretches and fractures—caught between care and refusal, intimacy and denial. Around them orbit jealousy, ambition, art, and people who mistake confidence for cruelty and distance for strength. As new figures enter Serio’s life and force him to confront the parts of himself he keeps untouched, the line between choice and fate begins to blur. Written in Art is not a love story. It is a study of connection, ego, avoidance, and the quiet damage people cause without ever meaning to. Because sometimes the most dangerous thing isn’t loving too much— it’s never letting yourself feel at all.

After the collapse of civilization, a lone gunman known as Raven rides the wasteland, fighting Barons, freeing slaves, and trying to survive a world where mercy is dangerous.

Everyone believes Ymir Celestie of Lunar, the fifth and the youngest Prince of all is a monster. Many want him dead. Many despise him. Many fear him. On the other hand, there’s Marcus Rile who just wants justice. Justice for his family that was slaughtered by the hands of Ymir. While Ymir is evil, arrogant, aloof. Marcus is intelligent, powerful, and genius. Everyone wants his support. They seek seek his loyalty, and promise him vengeance. But what people don’t know is… Marcus Rile is a disguise of Ymir Celestie of Lunar. Playing a fucking 4D chess against the world. This is just a story of an insane prince. But wait… Ymir Celestie is also a reincarnated person? --- "Intentions, ideologies, goodwill don't decide who's right," "Power decides who's right," "And I have the Power," "So, I'm Right!" - Ymir Celestie of Lunar ---

Transmigrating into the Soul Society, Naraku Sora finds himself in a timeline that has deviated from the original story. The future villainous boss, Sōsuke Aizen, is not only a mere student at the Shino Academy but also Sora's "close friend" and roommate,. Knowing he is too weak to survive the chaotic future, Sora awakens the [Justice System]. The rules are simple: suppress criminals to extract their stats, abilities, and talents,. Rejecting the prestige of the Gotei 13, Sora chooses a path others fear—Guarding Muken (The Central Great Underground Prison),. To others, it is a hellhole; to Sora, it is an endless buffet of experience points. • Suppress a corrupt Noble? Reward: Increase Spirit Body Strength and Reiatsu. • Chain up a Menos Grande? Reward: Hollow Power, High-Speed Regeneration, and Hierro,. • Catch the eye of Warden Shutara Senjumaru? Become the strongest "test subject" in Soul Society history,. From a fragile academy graduate to a monster capable of fusing Shinigami and Hollow powers, Sora rises through the ranks. While Aizen plots in the shadows, Sora stands in the light of the prison fires, grinning at the sinners before him. "Sōsuke, you must be a good person," he warns his friend, while personally crushing the skulls of his enemies. In a rotting world, Naraku Sora has only one creed: "Justice, add points!".