tragedy

this story is my very first so they are bound to be problems with it since they are hundreds of stories like this in the world so you can leave any moment you wish and i will change my chapters first few days they are dropped so you will see many changes once or twice a day when that chapter drops also my chapters will be able 1,500 words long on average

Amid schemes, lies, and haunting mysteries, IAM must tread carefully through a world where reality bends and curses linger. One misstep, and he risks slipping into nothingness, consumed by shadows beyond comprehension. Powerless against beings of terrifying strength, IAM must uncover the truth. He doesn't know who or what he is. But something does—and it's watching... This is the a tale of suffering, of betrayal, death and mystery... of someone who shouldn’t matter—yet somehow does. From blood-soaked ruins to horrifying creatures, from lies to strange truths, he will walk a path no one understands… not even him. And when he finally learns the truth— The world may wish he never had. **I upload twice a day. ** ** please add it to your collection even if you don't read it now, it will be very much appreciated. ** **because the synopsis doesn't say a lot, read my review down below for more information. **

A long time ago, a single being fell from the sky—a Fallen Angel? No one knows. But with him came glowing, divine tablets. As the world burned and crumbled, the tablets restored it—embedding themselves deep within the earth and leaving behind mysterious codes: living symbols of power, "Commands," that obey those who speak them aloud. Kingdoms rose, wars ended, and strength became law. But in the great kingdom of Koha, a child was born without a Code. Hakari Shinzowa was hidden, abandoned to the shadows of the palace, and erased from history before he could even walk. While others wield divine power effortlessly, Hakari survives through relentless training, human resolve, and a will that refuses to break.

ASTRA: GAZERS OF THE FALLEN SKY Synopsis The sky did not open with light. It fell. When celestial beings known as Angels descend upon Earth, humanity quickly learns they are not saviors—but sovereign predators. Ranked by power and governed by ancient laws older than creation itself, these entities do not conquer through chaos. They observe. They test. And when necessary, they erase. Cities burn. Nations fracture. Hope becomes a calculated risk. Humanity’s last defense lies in the Franix Program—genetically enhanced soldiers engineered to rival the lowest ranks of Angels. But even their greatest weapons struggle against Rank Ones… and something far worse watches from beyond. Kazuo was never meant to exist. An anomaly born from forbidden power, he is neither fully human nor angel. As his strength grows at an impossible rate, so does the truth: he is not becoming an Angel. He is becoming something above them. A Ruler. With each passing day, Kazuo changes—physically, mentally, spiritually. His humanity begins to thin as cosmic authority awakens within him. Angels recognize it. The Franix fear it. And somewhere in the vast silence of the heavens, another Ruler stirs—Kang, an entity whose very existence once kept Angels in submission. But Kazuo does not seek conquest. He does not seek revenge. He seeks balance. As celestial politics unfold and global powers crumble under divine pressure, the world begins to understand a terrifying reality: Angels are not the final threat. They are pieces on a board controlled by beings far older and far more absolute. Through the eyes of soldiers, side characters, commanders, and civilians alike, ASTRA: Gazers of the Fallen Sky explores the cost of divinity touching Earth. Not just through destruction—but through change. Because when the sky falls… You either kneel. Or ascend.

Lightweight system) (Slow-heating) Aegon travels to the world of A Song of Ice and Fire and becomes Aegon Targaryen, who shares the same name. Good news: He possesses the bloodline of the Valyrian Dragon King and can ride dragons. Bad news: I didn't transmigrate into Aegon the Conqueror who conquered the Seven Kingdoms, nor into any of the Targaryen kings in history, but into "Little Aegon"—yes, the one who got smashed against a wall by the Mountain and had his head split open. To make matters worse, the Targaryen dynasty had already fallen, and a usurper had ascended the throne in King's Landing. He could only drag his broken body and rely on the system to stay alive as he fled to the Narrow Sea. Aegon thought he was getting a tragic and heartbreaking script, but what happened? Ding! Congratulations, host, you have successfully checked in at the Valyrian Ruins and received 1 chance to win a prize. Ding! Congratulations, host, you have drawn the Golden Legendary item and obtained King Ghidorah (juvenile form). Aegon stared in astonishment at the grotesque three-headed beast on the system screen: "Wait... is this art style right?!" When the shadow of a three-headed dragon, obscuring the sky, swept across King's Landing, when the chaotic Seven Kingdoms were reunited under the dragon's wings, and when usurpers and traitors were reduced to ashes in the flames, the maesters who wrote the Targaryen Chronicles bestowed upon him the title "Aegon the Avenger" after Aegon the Conqueror.

In Iruwa, magic is not inherited the way land or titles are. It is taken,paid for, Survived. Zalira Nembara knows this better than most. She is the last daughter of a fallen royal house, raised on what was lost rather than what was promised. She keeps her head down, her power hidden, and her name unspoken. In Iruwa, women born with moon-bound magic do not get choices. They are married into usefulness, silenced into obedience, or erased entirely. Zalira has spent her life avoiding all three. Then the Ash Crown awakens. A relic older than the kingdoms themselves. A crown that does not belong to bloodlines or tradition. A crown that chooses. Its choice places Zalira at the center of a prophecy no one agrees on and no one trusts. One kingdom calls for her execution. Another demands she be bound by marriage before her power can grow wild. And somewhere between politics and fear, a man who has never needed permission decides he wants her loyalty. Prince Kadeem Ayorun of Kisiwa is known for ending wars without apology. His rule is built on shadow, fire, and the kind of power that leaves no room for mercy. The magic in his blood reacts to Zalira’s in ways neither of them understand violent, dangerous, and far too intimate to ignore. As alliances fracture and magic begins to change its own rules, Zalira is forced to decide what she is willing to become. A queen. A weapon. Or something far more dangerous. Because in Iruwa, crowns are never taken gently. And love has never been harmless.

[Warning: Implied deaths, gore, and etc (no sexual stuff ofc)] Starting with nothing, living where flies thrive he faces an adversity. Having put under a burden, He is now forced to become a hero against his will. In a place where death looms in every corner, a young man struggling to thrive is an unforgiving world, will he starve or will he feast on life's greatest joys?

STORY SUMMARY CHAINS OF APOLLO In the kingdom of Astraeon, prophecy is currency and divine favor is law. Twenty years ago, House Keraunos—blessed by Zeus himself—annihilated House Heliaris in a massacre fueled by jealousy and fear of an ancient prophecy. They believed every sun-blessed heir dead. They were wrong. Thera Solenne is a slave with fire in her veins and vengeance in her heart. When a chance encounter with a dying oracle reveals her true identity—last daughter of House Heliaris, descendant of Apollo—she learns of the prophecy that destroyed her family: “When the sun’s child rises, the throne of storms shall fall, and a new dawn will break over Astraeon.” The kingdom believes this prophecy heralds salvation. They are mistaken. Armed with charisma, ruthlessness, and an obsessive belief in her divine destiny, Thera escapes bondage and embarks on a treacherous journey to reclaim her birthright. She seeks allies among the desperate and the damned, manipulates gods who view mortals as pawns, and hunts for the god-killer—an ancient weapon hidden in the ruins of Pyratheon that can bend even immortals to her will. But the gods play their own games. Apollo offers cryptic guidance. Hera whispers promises of queenship. Artemis teaches her to hunt her enemies. Hecate reveals dark paths to power. Zeus sends storms to break her. Athena arms her foes with strategy. Ares delights in the bloodshed she causes. And Hades… Hades waits, patient as death itself, until the moment of her greatest betrayal. As Thera ascends from slave to revolutionary to queen, she discovers that prophecies are not salvation—they are traps. The throne she claims is built on the bones of innocents. The gods she manipulated exact terrible prices. And the tyrant she sought to destroy stares back at her from every mirror. In the game of gods and mortals, victory and damnation are the same thing.

Aryan lost the only person who mattered to him. That tragedy shattered the seal on his soul, awakening a power so absolute it erased his world and cast him into the heart of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Now, as a Hume Class 6 Reality Bender in a reality recovering from the Blip, Aryan finds himself an anomaly in a timeline he knows too well.

Daichi Hakiri had only one thing worth surviving for: his son, Mori. But it was brief. Because the Earth was dying under a curse. And in their desperation, humanity built portals to escape, but when they activate, everything goes wrong. The portals implode, scattering billions across dimensions. And only if you're lucky, you land somewhere survivable. Daichi wasn't lucky. He wakes up on Astheria—a world where death becomes a power source, and humans are the easiest thing to kill. His son is out there somewhere. And Daichi doesn't know where. Or even how to find him.

I am scared I am scared of a lot of things future, present and even the past I am scared to lift my head or else l will see it I want to ignore it, all the things hoping they will pass I still wonder who I am yet the answer isn't important I will be forgotten in the end becoming no more than past Please forget me and move on

[Time Loop Powers] + [Cultivation + System] + [Villain MC] + [Reincarnated Inside a Game] + [Slow Burn Romance] + [Unique and Original Power System] + [Fast Paced Battles And Suspense] + [Revenge] Also known as "Spiral of Madness: Ascension of the Villainous Dragon Prince". What would you do if you were granted the power to turn back time every time you died? Louis Drakeheart once had everything. Born as the grandson of the Dragon King and the son of Earth’s most brilliant scientist and strongest Esper and a Holy Dragon Goddess, his future seemed boundless. Yet at the age of ten, he failed to awaken his Dragon Bloodline and could not transform into a dragon. Branded a cripple and a failure by his own Dragon Family, he was abandoned, his dreams shattered. Growing increasingly bitter and resentful, especially after his mother fell gravely ill and slipped into an eternal slumber that no one could cure, Louis transformed into a ruthless, cynical, and deeply unstable noble. Throughout the Frostbane Kingdom, he became infamous as the “Mad Prince.” In a final, desperate bid for power, he plunged into the Dimensional Labyrinth, only to be ambushed by an enemy nation. Powerless to change his fate, he was killed. But that was not the end for Louis Drakeheart. Upon death, he awakened the power of Death Loop, allowing him to return to the past after dying. At last, he possessed the ability to reshape his life, one death at a time. Now, through sheer will and unrelenting struggle, Louis will fight with everything he has to seize the strength needed to change his fate, reclaim his draconic birthright, and save his kingdom from its inevitable downfall at the hands of both Enemy Nations and Horrors beyond the Dimensional Boundary—even if it costs him his sanity as he descends deeper into the Spiral of Madness. This is the story of Louis Drakeheart and his journey through madness and enlightenment as he claims his true title: the Heir of Ruin, the Bringer of the End. And... of her, the one that accompanied him through countless regressions, the only witness of all his sacrifices. What to Expect: -A death loop where the main character returns to fixed points in time after each death, retaining all the power he has built up. -Deep world-building and a vibrant, living world that feels alive and immersive. -A unique power system: the Spiral of Madness/Incarnation inspired by Lord of the Mysteries Sequences and Metaphor Refantazio Archetype System. -Powerful, near impossible to defeat antagonists that will force the MC to accumulate strength across multiple lives to finally defeat them. -Strong focus on weapon techniques, cultivation, magic, and familiar bonding. -A romantic subplot that develops across multiple lives. -Dungeon crawling combined with fast-paced progression. -Countless mysteries, multiple worlds to explore, kingdom building (later down the line), and much more. -High stakes and emotional storytelling mixed with great side characters. -Power couple dynamic, "us against a hopeless world" kind of deal. Over 100k words for FREE. Release schedule: 14+ chapters per week or more. Additional rewards: Magic Castle = +2 Chapters Spacecraft = +4 Chapters If you give me a gift for bonus chapters, please notify me with a comment! Discord: https://discord.gg/y3MSJxX5RG

In a universe where power is decided at birth, worlds are divided into nobles and commoners and Ethan was born on a planet that doesn’t even deserve to be noticed. On the lowest-ranked world, humans awaken at fifteen, bound by rigid limits imposed by bloodline, destiny, and fate itself. Most gain insignificant abilities. Some gain nothing at all. Ethan expects no miracle. But when he steps into the Temple of Awakening, something ancient stirs, something that was never meant to awaken on a lower world. The System records his awakening… then hesitates. In a universe ruled by elite worlds, origin planets, and cosmic bloodlines, Ethan’s existence becomes an anomaly, one that threatens the balance between fate and free will. To rise, he must challenge the limits of evolution itself. To survive, he must walk a path no human was ever meant to tread. This is not a story of destiny chosen. This is the story of destiny broken.

Ember collects debts for a living. He never thought he'd owe one himself. Then he lights a candle he's been saving for no reason. The flame leans toward him like it knows his name. A crack opens in his floor. Something rises from it something that wears brine-soaked rags and regards him like a debt finally come due. Now there is a mark on his wrist. Violet. Pulsing. Growing. His sister used to love candles. Rain lined them on her windowsill. That was before the clinic. Before the bills. Before she stopped asking him to visit. The mark remembers her too. Ember wanted only to survive, to endure, to keep his ledger balanced and his door locked. But the door is already open. The collector is already in the hall. And the debts he's processed for years were never just numbers. They were payments toward something he didn't understand. Now he has to learn what he signed. What it costs. And whether, after everything he's taken from everyone else, there's anything left in him worth collecting.

Her mother’s death was ruled an accident. But Xin Yue knows the truth. Betrayed by the man she once called father, she grows up carrying only one desire—revenge. Her childhood is shattered, her family destroyed, and her innocence stolen by cruelty and greed. Years later, Xin Yue returns—not as a helpless child, but as a woman forged by pain, rage, and an unbreakable will. As secrets unravel and blood is spilled, she must decide how far she is willing to go to avenge her mother. Because some debts can only be paid in blood.

Detective Akari Mizushima has noticed a pattern. People around behavioral consultant Kiyoshi Shirogane keep dying. Suicides. Accidents. Tragedies that look natural but feel wrong. A prosecutor destroys an innocent man's life. A mother makes an unthinkable choice. An ethics professor questions everything he believes. All within degrees of separation from one brilliant, cold young man. Kiyoshi doesn't kill people directly. He doesn't need to. He just understands them. Predicts them. Arranges circumstances. And watches them destroy themselves. Akari knows he's responsible. She can see the web of connections, the impossible coincidences, the perfect timing. But knowing isn't proving. And Kiyoshi operates in the space where evidence ends and suspicion begins. As she investigates deeper, Akari realizes she's facing something unprecedented: someone who treats human behavior as equations, morality as fiction, and free will as the greatest lie ever told. The question isn't whether she can catch him. It's whether catching him is even possible when he's already predicted her every move. A dark psychological thriller exploring determinism, manipulation, and the terrifying possibility that our choices were never really our own.

Daniel Whitfield was a seasoned reporter for the Washington Post until a suspicious high-beam collision in Georgetown ended his life and sent him into the body of Nathan, a man living in a run-down Queens apartment in 2013. Now bound to the Inside Journalist System, a hero-survival hybrid designed to expose corruption while keeping its host alive, he must navigate the lethal world of The Blacklist. Using core statistics like Security (SEC), Network (NET), and Insight (INS), Nathan begins a high-stakes "Infiltrator" build to hunt for the mole within the FBI and survive an encounter with Raymond Reddington himself.