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Reincarnated as a Noble Son, Frontier Guild Master

Mun Kyung-Sam died on the night he won five hundred million won. He woke up in a body that had already lost everything. Now he is Bradley Tatume — second son of a frontier noble in Old Dornelis, a town too small to matter and too important to abandon. The Kingdom of Varanyth is at war. Troops have been withdrawn. Reinforcements are gone. The forest has noticed. Goblins no longer flee at the sight of patrols. They circle livestock. They test fences. They measure response times. Seventy-six guards defend nearly two thousand square kilometers of frontier land. Twelve can endure extended patrol. The forest does not grow tired. Bradley inherits debt of a different kind. A strained treasury. Weak merchant confidence. A dissolved engagement. A reputation for drunken incompetence. His father grants him six months to prove usefulness. Fail, and he is cast out. Succeed, and he becomes a factor in politics he does not control. In his former life, he managed product cycles and shrinking margins. In this one, he manages collapse. Old Dornelis relies entirely on noble soldiers to suppress monsters. When war pulls those soldiers away, nothing replaces them. No auxiliary force. No structured bounty system. No scalable response. Only reaction. And reaction is slow. So Bradley proposes something radical for a minor frontier town. A Guild. A civilian structure under noble authority. Transparent monster bounties. Ranked advancement. Retained percentages for logistics and sustainability. Institutionalized defense. Necessary. Efficient. Dangerous. Because if the Guild grows strong, the Baron may see rebellion. If suspicion rises, a Knight-Captain will arrive. If higher nobles feel threatened, consequences will not be subtle. Meanwhile, the goblins are no longer random. They split formations. They test blind angles. They return in larger numbers. Something in the forest is organizing. Bradley does not seek heroism. He seeks stability. Predictable revenue. Controlled expansion. Reduced volatility. Structure over spectacle. But in a kingdom where power prefers disorder it can exploit— Building structure may prove more dangerous than fighting monsters. And Bradley Tatume must determine which threat demands greater caution: The creatures gathering beyond the wall— Or the nobles who benefit when walls fail.
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Genshin Impact: I Have Popularity System

Caelus transmigrates to Teyvat, awakening as a nameless orphan in Natlan, the nation of war and flame. Gifted with extraordinary talent and an unyielding will, he receives a Pyro Vision at an unprecedented age. His rise is meteoric. During the sacred Rite of Succession of the Pyro Archon, he defeats Mavuika in open combat, shaking Natlan to its core and earning the right to ascend as its new Pyro Archon. But on the eve of his ascension, everything changes. Caelus awakens the Popularity System. A mysterious interface connects him to “players” beyond his world. Their admiration becomes his strength. Their faith becomes currency. Through the system’s shop, he can purchase abilities, artifacts, and even modify certain rules of Teyvat itself. Armed with divine authority and system privileges, Caelus does the unthinkable. He suspends the Sacred Night of the Return of Flame. He creates an artificial Pyro Vision. He alters fate. When Kachina awakens a Vision personally granted by the Pyro Archon, rumors spread throughout Natlan. When Kinich, once destined for Dendro, instead ignites with Pyro, the balance of the elements trembles. “Caelus, you’ll regret this,” Mavuika warns. “I am the Pyro Archon,” he replies. But behind the controversy lies a truth the world does not know. The Sacred Night of the Return of Flame was never glorious. It was a ritual that demanded blood. Caelus chooses to bear infamy, to shoulder destiny alone, and to stand against the Abyss, if it means no more children of Natlan must die for a title steeped in flame. When players finally uncover the truth through the Archon Quest, their reaction is unanimous: “He carried everything himself.” “He deserves to be pulled.” And when Caelus enters the event wish banner… They finally understand why he is called a six-star existence. ... ... support me on patreon patreon.com/guilt_free_daoist https://discord.gg/R3xNY8CFm Raw: 原神:都成火神了,人气系统才来
guilt_free_daoist · 19.6k Views

The Continent of Etho:Balancekeeper

Beneath the gilded glow of an Ethos sunset, Leon—once Leonard Ventura, a burnt-out Earth coder—sits motionless by a forest stream, his small body a prison for an adult soul. Reborn as a four-year-old orphan in Acorn Village, a humble settlement clinging to the edge of the Whispering Forest, he hides his clarity behind a veil of vacant stares. For weeks, he has pretended to be the "broken" child the villagers pity, silently absorbing every thread of this medieval world: the feudal chains of the Aurestia Empire, the scarcity of metal and magic, and the quiet fear in his adoptive mother Erika’s eyes—fear that her son will never truly awaken. But Leon is awake. And he is adapting. His former life’s greatest tools—programming logic, engineering ingenuity, a knack for pattern-solving—are not obsolete here. They are his secret weapon. In a world where survival depends on balance between land and forest, light and shadow, his Earth-born rationality becomes a bridge to Ethos’s hidden magic. When he crosses paths with Eldrin, a reclusive herbal mage fleeing the tyrannical Holy Light Church, Leon discovers his mind can decode runic systems like code, refine elemental salts like chemicals, and turn simple tools into instruments of survival. Yet peace is fragile. Acorn Village lies in Greyrock Territory, where Count Valerius monopolizes the sacred Salt Lake—source of both sustenance and magical stabilization—while the Church hunts "heretical" magic users like Eldrin. When shadow-tainted beasts from the Transverse Mountains’ sealed rift begin terrorizing the village, Leon’s charade collapses. Forced to reveal his brilliance to protect Erika and his new home, he becomes a target: the Church brands him a threat to their dogma, the Count sees him as a challenge to his power, and ancient forces stir, sensing a balance-shifter in their midst. To survive, Leon must forge unlikely alliances—with a skeptical Moonshade elf from the Whispering Forest, a gruff dwarf blacksmith guarding star-silver ore, and followers of the Nightveil Sect, unjustly accused of unleashing the shadow corruption. Together, they must unravel the Church’s lie: the Shadow Rift was not opened by heretics, but by the Church itself, in a greedy bid to monopolize light magic. Leon’s journey is one of reinvention. He must merge Earth’s logic with Ethos’s elemental laws to craft a new kind of magic—one that heals, unites, and restores balance. From a silent observer to a leader, from a stranger in a child’s body to the Balancekeeper Ethos needs, he will learn that power lies not in domination, but in harmony. In a world where gods play with fates and empires crumble over greed, Leon’s greatest magic is not spells or swords—it’s the courage to rewrite the rules. Will he bridge two worlds to save Ethos… or will the weight of his past and the chaos of his present consume him? *Balancekeeper of Ethos* weaves gritty survival, heartfelt family bonds, and epic fantasy into a tale where a coder’s wit outshines sorcery—and the unlikeliest hero becomes the world’s last hope.
trey_chen · 29.8k Views

Supernatural: The Monster King

Marcus Webb wakes up in a dusty Nevada motel with a cold realization: he’s no longer in his own world, and he’s no longer human. Bitten by a Skinwalker and left to rot, he survived only because an ancient metaphysical construct—the Monster King System—chose him as its host. In a world where Sam and Dean Winchester are currently hunting anything that bumps in the night, Marcus has a different goal. He knows the Apocalypse is coming in exactly one thousand days. To survive the literal end of the world, he must use his system to unite the warring monster species into a single coalition. He isn't just hunting to feed; he’s building a kingdom of monsters strong enough to stand against both Heaven and Hell. The System: Monster King Dominion & Unity Index: The core of the system. It tracks Marcus's authority over other supernatural beings. By defeating or saving monsters, he earns "Dominion," allowing him to issue absolute commands and track the "Unity Index"—a measure of how well his multi-species coalition is working together. Predator Essence (Evolution): Instead of standard XP, Marcus harvests "Predator Essence" from fallen foes. This resource is spent to evolve his physical form, allowing him to combine the traits of different monsters—like the speed of a Vampire with the shapeshifting of a Skinwalker. Hunter Threat Level (HTL): A specialized radar that monitors the proximity of threats. It specifically tracks the "Winchester Intervention" risk, turning Crimson if Sam or Dean get too close to uncovering his operation. The Corruption Index (CI): A dangerous drawback. The more Marcus uses his "monstrous" powers, the higher his CI rises. If it hits 100%, the System takes full control, erasing his human memories and turning him into a mindless, primordial beast.
Anti_Hero_0891 · 114k Views