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Restaurant in Douluo Dalu

"I, Qian Daoliu, a level 99 peerless Douluo, am willing to guard your door—just let me have one extra meal a day!" The Grand Elder of the Spirit Hall was willing to become a restaurant’s security guard for nothing more than a bowl of fried rice. Pope Bibi Dong emptied the Spirit Hall’s treasury just to secure three meals a day for a whole month! It all began with a mysterious restaurant called Maple Dye Pavilion in Wuhun City. The rules here were unusual: Only Soul Masters were allowed to dine, and each could eat only once per day. A bowl of clear soup noodles cost one hundred gold soul coins, and ordinary Soul Masters would see their soul power increase instantly after eating it. Only a Soul King could order a plate of Mapo Tofu, and after eating it, they could even obtain a ten-thousand-year Soul Ring! Ju Douluo Yueguan discovered the perfect companion for the immortal herb Qirong Tongtian Ju during a single meal. Hu Liena, Yan, and Xie Yue became loyal fans of the restaurant, queuing up to eat there every day. Here, skill determined the menu, and luck determined your future. Soul rings, soul bones, martial soul evolution, immortal herbs… anything was possible. When all the powerful figures of the Douluo Continent became regular customers of the restaurant, what would become of the continent’s 格局 (overall structure or balance of power)? Tang San exclaimed: "All my hidden weapons and martial arts techniques… how did they all end up as prizes in the restaurant’s raffle?!"
ATOMIC_ZOHAK · 941.6k Views

Guardians of silver magic

In the world of Aethermoor, calamity arrives like clockwork—every thousand years, the sky tears open and hell descends. They are called the **Ten Primordial Demons**, ancient entities of pure destruction that have plagued humanity since the dawn of recorded history. Each commands legions of twisted creatures—Void Spawn, Titan Behemoths, and horrors without names. But above them all reigns **Surtr'khaaz, the Three-Headed Inferno**—a colossal dragon whose golden flames burn hot enough to incinerate gods themselves. Legends say its middle head breathes fire that melts stone, its left head exhales flames that consume souls, and its right head spews golden hellfire that erases entire cities from existence. For millennia, humanity could only endure. Kingdoms fell. Civilizations burned. Even the gods of old were reduced to ash and forgotten prayers. Magic—ordinary magic—proved useless against Surtr'khaaz and its kindred. Fire couldn't burn them. Ice couldn't freeze them. Lightning only made them stronger. Until the **Last Calamity**, one thousand years ago. When the sky split and Surtr'khaaz descended once more, leading its nine demonic siblings and their armies of nightmares, something impossible happened. Humanity fought back—and won. They were called the **Silver Casters**, warriors who wielded a form of magic the world had never seen before. **Lunar Frost**—a silver-white energy that looked like moonlight given form, cold as winter's deepest night yet burning with impossible power. Where normal magic failed, Lunar Frost succeeded. It could cut through demonic hide, shatter Void Spawn armor, and freeze even Surtr'khaaz's golden flames. The war lasted seven years. Continents burned. Oceans boiled. Mountains were leveled. But in the end, the Silver Casters drove the demons back through the rift and sealed it with ancient wards powered by their own life force. The cost was total. Every Silver Caster died in the sealing. Their magic, their techniques, their very bloodlines—lost to time. Within a generation, Lunar Frost became myth. Within a century, even the myths faded. Now, one thousand years later, the cycle turns again. The seals are weakening. Strange rifts open across Aethermoor, spilling out lesser demons. Dungeon anomalies multiply. Those who study the old texts see the signs—the **Calamity** is coming, and humanity has forgotten how to fight it. --- **Astrid Vermillion** is twelve years old and magic-less in a world where magic defines worth. She can't sense Aether, can't cast even the simplest spell, can't do anything except fight with steel and stubbornness. The village pities her. Her own doubts haunt her. But she refuses to be weak—refuses to be nothing. What Astrid doesn't know is that the Vermillion bloodline descends from the ancient demon hunters who fought alongside the Silver Casters. Magic sleeps in her blood, waiting for the right catalyst to awaken. **Kaelen Ashford** is thirteen and burdened by a legacy he never asked for. His family carries the last pure bloodline of the Silver Casters, though this secret has been hidden for centuries. They know the Calamity approaches. They know someone must relearn the lost art of Lunar Frost. And they've chosen Kaelen to bear that impossible weight. When Kaelen's dormant Silver Caster abilities suddenly manifest, he becomes the first person in a millennium to wield Lunar Frost. The power is raw, unstable, and marks him as either humanity's salvation or its greatest liability. Every major power in Aethermoor will soon want to control him, study him, or eliminate him.
Ozodov · 1k Views

Eternal Mastery: Slime Trapped in Time

Yet again, Earthlings were summoned. A dying Time God, already half-corrupted, descended upon Earth with nothing but a single, blinking eye. No body. No mercy. Before he could explain why the other world was collapsing—or what happened—he died. The chosen were cursed. Each Earthling aged from 12 to 60 was reincarnated into another world. Each was trapped in an isolated time loop. Each was abandoned without answers. Ganesh chose to reincarnate as the weakest race imaginable: a slime. Not for survival—but because the system offered him a trait, very powerful: Eternal Mastery [Mythic]. With every death, his body reset. With every loop, his masteries, learned techniques, and pain carried over. He awakened in a slime farm, where slimes were bred like cattle, harvested for food, and burned alive for amusement. He learned quickly. He died quickly. Again. And again. And again. Across loops, Ganesh experimented with his own existence— Fire Slime {Uncommon}. Water Slime {Uncommon}. Acid Slime {Uncommon}. Elemental Slime {Rare+}. Spirit Slime {Legendary}. Dragon Slime {Mythic}. Even Primordial Slime {Divine}. But strength revealed truth. Humans had erased their own history using sealed artifacts. Demons were branded as betrayers. Gods fought unholy beings elsewhere—leaving their failures behind. Beneath ruined cities and sealed fortresses, eldritch creatures waited— Rituals granted power along with a curse. Artifacts erased wills. Faith was devoured before it could bloom. And the deeper Ganesh went, the clearer it became: The world had lost hope and was corrupted with Eldritch. Even the sun and moon were taken over by Eldritch. Now, as gods fall, timelines fracture, and ancient wars resurface, Ganesh must decide— Will he save the world Or will he follow the same path… and become something unholy himself? Dark Fantasy • Time Loop • Eldritch Horror • Progression Fantasy Daily Updates A dark progression fantasy with time loops and psychological erosion (for readers who enjoyed the despair and repetition of Re:Zero). No one 17 and under admitted is due to gore and dark... And an important note, something happens near the end of Arc 3, this is for those who feel limitless loops have no tension....because he can still loop—but every reset tears his soul apart. The truth behind this wound is revealed near the end of Arc Three. {Read it to find out}
DreamsAllDay · 245.7k Views

Transmigrated as a Noble’s Son, Armed with the Lessons of History

Elias Morven devoted his life to history—studying the rise and fall of empires, the lies behind heroism, and the true cost of war. But knowledge could not shield him from reality. With no future in academia and no choice but survival, he joins the military, believing—briefly—that he might become part of a noble cause. War destroys that illusion. He witnesses atrocities justified by politics, comrades dying for meaningless objectives, and innocent lives crushed beneath ambition and profit. When his service ends, Elias returns home hollow, burdened by regret and guilt he cannot escape. In desperation, he prays for forgiveness—and dies. He awakens in another world. Reborn as Alaric Valenroth, the second son of a powerful noble house in a medieval kingdom, Elias finds himself thrust into a world shaped by steel, faith, and inherited violence. But Alaric possesses something this world has never known. He remembers history—not legends, but truths. Forgotten formations. Proven strategies. The patterns of war that repeat across ages and worlds. Armed with knowledge instead of blind faith, Alaric must survive the cruelty of battle and the treachery of politics while challenging a system that glorifies war and discards its victims. This is not a story of chosen heroes or easy victories. It is the story of a man who carries history itself into another world—and dares to rewrite it. WARNING! ENGLISH IS NOT MY FIRST LANGUAGE SO I USED AI TO CORRECT MY GRAMMAR. Update Daily
MyAlternativeEgo · 8.6k Views

Apex Devourer

Shinji is expendable.** As an E-rank adventurer, he’s the bottom rung on the ladder, worthy only of carrying supplies and drawing fire. After three years of loyalty, his party finally betrays him, sealing him behind a runic door to die as bait for a pack of ravenous High Orcs so they can escape with their precious loot. But death is not the end. As Shinji's life bleeds away onto the cold stone, his final thoughts are not of fear, but of a burning vow for vengeance against the Demon Lord, Zany, who destroyed his family and his world. This resolve catches the attention of **Hinata, the Goddess of Death**. It was her mercy eons ago that allowed a fallen god to become the very Demon Lord Shinji now hates. Plagued by guilt, she offers him a brutal bargain: a second chance at life, armed with a devastating new power. She grants him **Apex Devour**—a cursed ability to consume the essence of every demon he slays and claim their strength as his own. Along with it comes **Azura**, a sentient sword that hungers for demon blood and promises evolution in exchange for carnage. Resurrected and reborn into a broken world, Shinji is no longer the weak, trusting boy he once was. He is a predator in the making. His journey will be a year-long descent into blood and agony, hunting the demonic legions from the bottom up. He will devour his way through the ranks, from mindless beasts to Zany's four legendary generals, to confront the ultimate source of the world's despair. But with every demon he consumes, he risks losing his humanity to the very darkness he seeks to destroy. To kill a god, must he become a monster?
Lil_Fairy_1986 · 5.8k Views

Beastmen Are Crazy, So I Sell Them Therapy

Blanca Frostine transmigrated into the very beast-world novel she’d been reading. Great. Fantastic. Even better? This world had a massive problem. In this empire, beastmen suffered from a condition called Hysteria. When their emotions spiked, they lost control and turned into rampaging monsters. When their emotions dipped too low, they reverted into small, helpless beast cubs. Therapy existed, technically, in the form of rare energy stones—but there was a catch. The stones only worked if they were hand-carved into the exact animal form of the beastman. The more realistic the sculpture, the stronger the calming effect. The more lifelike the carving, the more times it could be reused. Which was where Blanca’s luck kicked in. In her previous life, she’d been a legendary sculptor—wealthy, talented, and famously difficult to deal with. Her works were so vivid they felt like they were breathing. People waited months just to beg for a commission, and because she had zero patience for nonsense, the art world had crowned her with a fitting title: The Sculptress. So when Blanca realized she could carve energy stones better than anyone in this world, romance was not her first concern. Powerful beast husbands? Fated mates? Tragic, handsome generals with emotional damage? She waved all of it away. “I’ll date later,” she decided calmly. “After I get rich.” And so, instead of a love story, she opened a shop. A small, suspiciously low-effort store suddenly appeared on the Regional Network, selling palm-sized sculptures carved with terrifying realism. Just looking at the screen was enough to calm raging emotions. The empire lost its mind overnight. Orders flooded in. Nobles panicked. The military took notes. Unfortunately, the shop owner was… Lazy, sharp-tongued, and deeply uninterested in customer satisfaction. “No rush orders.” “No refunds.” “Stop messaging me at 3 a.m.” “And stop flirting in the reviews.” Still, her sculptures sold out within seconds. What Blanca didn’t expect was the growing number of powerful beastmen who began appearing in her life—each claiming they just needed emotional treatment, each lingering a little too long, each staring at her hands like they were something far more dangerous than weapons. After all, in an empire full of beasts who lost control when their emotions ran wild, Blanca Frostine was the only one who could calm them with a touch. And while she kept insisting she wasn’t interested in love— Love, unfortunately, seemed very interested in her. “Screw finding a husband,” Blanca thought, carving another masterpiece. “…Why do they keep lining up anyway?”
Admiral_Blue · 1.3k Views