tragedy

"Only those marked by the curse of divinity can ascend to the Septacrest Table; the toll, however, is unkind: blood must spill where the divine reigns." The world teeters on the brink of ruin, and the fate of Avaricia rests with a lone demi-god: Atreus Romani Nóthos. An outcast from birth, with neither allies nor foes, can this forsaken soul rally those capable of change and ignite a new dawn across the continent? If the old gods have abandoned Avaricia, perhaps a new order must rise in their stead… 'New', Gods of Avaricia.

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"I just wanted the pain to stop..." Year 1956 Ren Blackwood, a teenage boy with a failing body, suffered through his existence from a young age. The doctors told him to fight on. The nurses whispered false hope. But he knew the truth—there was no cure for him. So he made a hard choice. And pulled the plug. But his death didn’t bring peace. No, it brought something far worse. Instead, he awakens in The Wretched Vale, a horrific world where agony has no end. Where lost souls wander endlessly, trapped in never-ending cycles of suffering. Here, pain is eternal—and no one can escape. To survive, Ren must face the horrors of this afterlife, confronting the darkest parts of himself. Can he find a way to escape this endless cycle of death, or will he be lost to it forever? In a world where suffering is unrelenting, can a soul truly break free—or does it become one with the torment?

In the crimson dusk of the Nine Heavens Murim, Zhào Lí—great Sect Master of the Onyx Spear Sect—was the undefeated Spear Sovereign… until the blade of betrayal struck him. Framed for dabbling in forbidden Demonic Arts, he was stripped of his title and sect, and hunted like a wanted criminal. His own allies—once sworn brothers—drove Obsidian Executioner, his soul-bound spear, through his heart.  As black blood rained from the skies, Zhào Lí’s final roar echoed across the heavens, filled with anger and pain. "I will return!" And he does, but no longer is he Human. He is reincarnated as a low ranking demon with the Primordial Spear Demon—an entity the murim has hunted since the First Heavenly War—abiding within him.   Inside the frail body of a discarded dead demon, Zhào Lí awakens with two beating hearts. The vengeful soul of a sect master… and the devouring spirit of an ancient calamity.

In a shattered world where the strong hoard cultivation, monsters feast on the weak, and the poor are left to rot. One nameless child—tunnelled through despair, pain and fury—binds a deadly artifact to his soul.  In exchange for his fate, he contracts the Nine Rings of Chaos—an artifact so ancient, it gained consciousness.  Now gifted with the power to bend probability, reality, and even creation and destruction to his will, the boy who had nothing becomes something the world can no longer ignore. But every crown has a cost… And every powerful being has an enemy.

The world ended on a Tuesday. The red mist descended, turning 80% of humanity into flesh-eating monsters. While the rest of the survivors were screaming in terror, fighting over a moldy piece of bread, or being betrayed by their closest friends... Kael looked at the rusty door of his garage and smiled. [Ding!] [Sovereign of Construction System Activated] [Survival Points Detected: 100] [Would you like to upgrade "Rusty Iron Door" to "Reinforced Titanium Gate"?] "Yes." While others slept in the mud, hiding from mutants, Kael slept in a King-sized bed inside his impenetrable, temperature-controlled bunker. While others wielded kitchen knives, Kael mowed down zombies with automated turrets. But a base needs more than just walls. It needs inhabitants. From the icy female swordsman to the desperate medical genius, Kael doesn't just collect resources; he builds a legion. "I don't just want to survive," Kael said, looking at his growing empire amidst the ruins. "I want to rule." In this dog-eat-dog world, my Shelter is the only law. Updates: 5 Chapters/Day! Join the endless evolution.

Ryu Hera is not a heroine. She is an R-rank menace with a calculated smile and a talent for turning power into submission. Practical, narcissistic, and unapologetically cruel, she respects no one and answers to only one man, and even that is rare, private, and never without tension. Trained in both strategy and combat, Hera is as deadly as she is magnetic. A wild rose blooming among angelic ones, beautiful precisely because she is untamed. By coincidence, not fate, she becomes the wife of Choi In-ha Valkaen. Valkaen is not a husband. He is a master strategist who views the world as a living chessboard. Every player is measured. Every pawn is expendable. Every move is intentional. Known globally as a shadow behind the most improbable yet devastating crimes, he is ruthless without emotion, seductive without effort, and untouchable by design. A mafia king with a reputation that ends wars before they begin. Hera’s mission is simple. Kill her husband. But in a marriage built on secrets, control, and mutual surveillance, nothing remains simple for long. Each shared silence becomes a test. Each calculated glance becomes a threat. And as desire, dominance, and deception blur, Hera must decide whether she will complete the mission she assigned herself, or become entangled in the man who was never meant to be hers. In a world where love is a weakness and survival is a strategy, only one truth remains. Someone will fall. And it will not be by accident.

Kant is a prince of the Vertrag Dynasty. A genius that holds a fragment of the Overseer of Skies a holy being that is akin to God. But news of a rebel power arising in the kingdom befalls his father's ear. He must defend his throne and his kingdom. Will he succeed in doing it?

In a Murim world ruled by sects and a Heaven that binds people with invisible chains, Jin Hwa refuses to kneel. After bloody losses and forbidden truths, he forges a power that follows no law: the Breath of Refusal. Hunted by Heaven, the sects, and his own fate, Jin Hwa walks a path where freedom is paid for in blood, and every step threatens to tear the world apart. This is not a story about heroes. This is the story of the one who said “no” to Heaven.

Alice carries a dream in her voice — and a sister in her arms. While chasing music and survival at the same time, fire follows her steps, burning and empowering in equal measure. Will she draw strength from the fire — or will it consume her alive?

Since her earliest childhood, she has been called a genius. But she never considered herself as such. Becoming one of the greatest researchers? But to research what? Yumiel wanted truth instead of theory. It was then that. At the end of the 2010s, the world was running at full speed, a sudden change arrived, transforming 50% of the population into their deepest nature. Starting the cycle of an exciting renewal for some and catastrophic for others. The world after. discord : https://discord.gg/5DKrs3Z4

In a world where the gods are long gone, only their cursed relics remain—twisting anyone desperate enough to use them. Vael never wanted power. He only wanted to survive. But when his village is destroyed by a warlord wielding a relic of the old gods, he’s left with nothing… except a choice: die broken, or take up the artifact that calls to him by name. The moment he touches it, everything changes. The gods didn’t vanish—they were betrayed. And something older, something worse, is beginning to stir beneath the ruins they left behind. As the power eats away at his mind, Vael must decide what he's becoming. Because in a world like this, monsters aren’t born. They’re made.

[SHATTERED HEAVEN : CHAOTIC RUINS] Heaven controls everything. Except him. Shen Xuan awakens himself in a shattered universe ruled by the Heavenly itself. A system that numbers all lives, ranks all talent, and controls all fate. He is not registered. While cultivators fight for power and gods kneel for authority, Shen Xuan walks a path beyond fate, beyond Heaven, beyond Chaos itself. This is not a journey to become invincible. It is the story of an existence Heaven cannot control. ________________ ​[Author's Note: The journey truly begins in Chapter 3 : stick around for the awakening!] ________________ Updates daily at 3:00 PM IST (UTC +5:30) 7 chapter a week.

Her town has rules. Her future has a plan. But her voice doesn’t. In a place where dreams feel too big and silence feels safer, a girl turns to singing—first as an escape, then as a fight. Between expectations, routines, and the pressure to stay small, she’ll have to choose: follow the path already laid out for her… or risk everything to chase the one thing that feels real. Because the hardest part isn’t finding a stage. It’s believing you deserve it.

When ten percent of humanity awakens supernatural powers, the world ends in a single day. Governments fall, cities burn, and the strong become gods while the weak are trampled. Hope survives—but only after losing everything that ever gave his life meaning. Three months into the apocalypse, he is chosen by the Vessel System and forced into seven brutal trials designed not to save the world, but to test whether he is worthy of defying the gods themselves. Surrounded by awakened monsters, fractured factions, and a fate soaked in blood, Hope fights not for justice or heroism—but for the right to choose how the world ends.

He forgot her name. She remembered every promise. After a near-fatal accident, Kabir wakes up with no memory of Zara -- the girl who loved him when no one else did. Forced to meet again as strangers, Zara chooses silence over truth, loving him quietly while hiding the painful past. But memories don’t stay buried forever. When love returns with secrets and danger, will remembering her save them… or destroy them both?

On the stroke of midnight on his 25th birthday, Arin cuts into a solitary vanilla cake—only to vanish in a glowing circle of light. He awakens naked in an endless meadow ruled by a merciless system: kill monsters for power, or lose your sanity and become one yourself. Bonded to Nola, an adorable yet cosmic-powered bear cub, Arin fights to survive a world that rewards murder with potions and strength. But when he returns home after a single day in the tower, he discovers the horrifying truth: the government hunts the weak—orphans, the vulnerable—for easy drops, while a secret society of true hunters resists them. With global famine looming in one year, forcing all of humanity into the infinite tower, Arin must choose: become the monster the system wants, or carve a path of controlled vengeance to protect what little humanity remains. In a world where sanity is the rarest stat, one man and his cosmic bear will decide who deserves to live. Tags LitRPG System Apocalypse Progression Fantasy Isekai / Portal Fantasy Anti-Hero Lead Revenge Survival Dark Fantasy Action / Adventure Monster Hunting Companions / Beast Taming Moral Gray Areas Government Conspiracy Psychological Male Protagonist First Person POV

The reincernator ready defy his fate

Leena is nineteen, a Computer Science student from a middle-class family in Bangalore, preparing to begin her undergraduate degree with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence. Her life is simple, structured, and full of hope. Everything ends on a rainy night. A violent car crash kills her father, John—an honest accountant—and her younger brother. Her mother survives but is left permanently paralyzed. The family’s savings vanish in hospital bills, leaving Leena without tuition fees, stability, or a future she once believed in. She survives. That is when everything changes. While recovering in the hospital, Leena begins to hear a voice inside her head—calm, precise, emotionless. It introduces itself as a System. Not a hallucination. Not a dream. An interface appears in her mind. Task Assigned. Objective: Survive. Reward: Financial Support Activated. Soon after, money appears in her account—small amounts at first. Enough to pay bills. Enough to breathe. The System gives her tasks. Simple at the beginning. Observe. Analyze. Collect information. For every task completed, she is rewarded—money, access, influence, skills no ordinary person should possess. The rewards grow more powerful as the tasks grow darker. As Leena digs deeper into her father’s death, the System begins guiding her toward the truth. It pushes her to revisit old files, overheard conversations, and financial records tied to her father’s workplace. Slowly, a terrifying picture forms. The crash was not an accident. John had refused to help his boss cover up massive financial fraud. He knew too much. He said no. The System does not ask Leena what she wants. It tells her what must be done. Each task brings her closer to justice—and further away from the girl she once was. Power solves her problems, but it also isolates her. The more she completes, the more control the System takes. Money is no longer the real reward. Power is. And power always has a price. Now Leena must decide whether she is using the System to uncover the truth—or whether the System is using her to finish something that began long before the crash. Because the System never gives without taking. And once awakened, it does not shut down.

The world of Caereth survives on lies. History contradicts itself. Gods rule, yet refuse to answer certain questions. Cities stand where ruins should be, and everyone has learned—quietly—not to look too closely. Faith keeps reality stable. Ignorance keeps it alive. Aerin Kael is not meant to matter. Born in the lower districts of a fractured city-state, he grows up watching laws bend for the powerful and truth become a matter of convenience. He learns early that the world only works if you accept what you’re given and stop asking why. Then he witnesses something impossible. A man is executed in public—undeniably dead. That same man speaks to Aerin later that night. Reality does not correct itself. Instead, it allows both truths to exist. Aerin awakens to a power that should not be possible: the ability to accept contradictions without breaking. Where others must choose one truth, he can hold two—and reality falters in response. Blades hesitate. Consequences arrive late. Certainty decays. But power in Caereth is never free. Every use fractures memory, emotion, and identity. Gods take notice. Factions move in silence. Wars are fought not only with weapons, but with belief itself. And beneath it all lies a truth carefully buried—that Caereth is not a world created by gods, but a reality held together by containment, omission, and necessary lies. As contradictions spread and history begins to unravel, Aerin is forced into conflicts far larger than himself: between faith and truth, order and freedom, survival and meaning. Each choice he makes stabilizes one fracture while tearing open another. In a world that endures by refusing to be whole, the most dangerous thing is not destruction— —it is understanding.