transmigration

This is the story of an ancient demon who returned from the end of time. In his first life, he trusted when he should have doubted, hesitated when he should have killed, and spared enemies who later became his executioners. Step by step, those mistakes piled up, until even his power could no longer protect him. Surrounded by True Immortals and erased from the future, he used a forbidden treasure to reverse time itself. He was reborn at the beginning. This time, he remembers everything. Every betrayal. Every lie. Every moment of weakness that once led him to ruin. He does not seek redemption. He does not seek forgiveness. He seeks correction. With memories spanning eras, he cuts away hesitation and abandons mercy. Every decision is calculated. Every move is final. Friends are tested, enemies are erased before they can grow, and fate is treated not as a law—but as a resource to be exploited. He understands one absolute truth: the world rewards only those who are willing to be ruthless without hesitation. As history begins to change, fear follows his shadow. Old legends awaken, new powers tremble, and those who once stood above him slowly realize something is wrong. The future they knew is collapsing. They give him a new title. Not out of respect. But out of terror. The Ancient Reversion Falling Demon. This is not a story of justice. This is not a story of salvation. This is the record of a demon who fell once— and decided that, this time, the world would fall with him.

Jian Chen, universally recognized as the supreme expert in the martial world, wielded an incomparably exquisite swift sword technique that no one could break. After fighting a decisive battle against Dugu Qiubai—a legendary master who had vanished for a hundred years—he lost his life and died. After his death, Jian Chen’s soul reincarnated into an unfamiliar world and grew up at a rapid pace. In the end, he was gravely wounded by his numerous enemies. At the critical moment between life and death, his soul underwent a strange transformation. From then on, he embarked on an entirely different path of swordsmanship cultivation and eventually became a legendary Sword God of his generation. The power hierarchy in this novel, from the lowest to the highest: Sage, Great Sage, Sage Master, Great Sage Master, Earth Sage Master, Sky Sage Master, Sage King, Sage Imperial, Sage Monarch

Estaria, the Goddess of creation and eradication. The daughter of the God of destruction and the Goddess of life. Her father has been dead ever since she was born, and her mother disappeared without leaving a trace. In desperate times, as she grew old, she decided to bring her father back to life. But she had no idea where her father was. So, with nothing else to use, she thought of just recreating him through reincarnation. But the reincarnation process needed a woman whose body was strong enough to host the reincarnated vessel. With no options left, she crafted smaller deities using her own fresh and blood. Many of them failed. But one whom she named Nanako succeeded bearing a child she then named Hajime. Yet Hajime wasn't exactly what she expected. Because he possessed dual souls from two different people who died simultaneously in another world. But she was unaware of them due to one of the souls having fragments of his memories from when he was still alive in his past life. The other soul had completely forgotten everything, but bit by bit as the individual called Hajime journeys this new world, the memories of the other soul would start to retain giving him split personalities.

One misstep, and Valerius wakes up in the universe of Honkai: Star Rail. No cheats. No broken bloodlines. Just a mysterious Game Arena System with one mission: “Bring entertainment to the masses.” …What kind of nonsense is that?! But Valerius isn’t panicking. Not at all. “You all go ahead and fight your battles. I just provide the battlegrounds... and quietly profit behind the scenes.” And thus begins the era of Interdimensional PvP. Where warriors from Teyvat and the Express are dragged into game after game— Each more absurd than the last. Mafia Night: “Herta, clues are only 3 points each. Final offer—take it or leave it.” Zombie Survival Mode: “Keqing, this is called an RPG. One shot and even the Tyrant will cry for his mom.” Monopoly Gone Wrong: “Ningguang, 1 point per remote-control dice. Asta already bought three~” The result? Two worlds. Total chaos. Kaeya: “Two points for The World! Jing Yuan, what’ve you got?” Jing Yuan: “Hmph… Tail, do your thing.” Svarog: “No evil survives while I stand.” Lord of Qlipoth: “Step away from Clara.” Clara: “Berserker~~!” Sparkle: “Fight! Fiiight! MOAR CHAOS!” Silver Wolf: “Did I wake up in the wrong patch version or what...?” Multiverse war? Check. System hijinks? You bet. Profit-hungry MC playing 4D chess while everyone else fights? Absolutely. When Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail collide in a reality-bending game arena, only one rule remains: Don’t trust the MC. He’s the real final boss.

Waking up in the world of Naruto, Kyusei thought he had hit the jackpot. Ninja? Chakra? Rasengan? Count him in! But then— He met a cute, sharp-tongued blonde girl... And she claimed to be Minato Namikaze, the Fourth Hokage!? Hold up. What do you mean Minato is now a girl? Before he could even wrap his head around that, fate delivered its next punchline: He was now the male version of Kushina Uzumaki—fiery temper, red hair, and all! ...Yeah. That’s right. He got gender-swapped into Naruto’s mom, and his destined waifu? She’s the tsundere Hokage-to-be with a killer right hook. And just when things couldn’t get any weirder— People from other worlds start crashing into his timeline like it’s a multiverse free-for-all! Alternate realities, identity chaos, unexpected romance(?), and power struggles await as Kyusei tries to survive, thrive, and maybe... become the Hokage himself?

I read 2,848 chapters of Rise of the Eternal Sovereign: I Became the Academy's Unrivaled King. Every. Single. One. The plot holes. The cringe dialogue. The hero who somehow gets every girl just by existing and brooding at the right angle. I suffered through all of it — and when I finally finished, I left a one-star review, closed my laptop, and died. Choked on my own frustration, probably. And then I woke up inside it. Not as the hero. Not as some powerful side character with a tragic backstory and hidden potential. No — I'm Rael Marre. A nobody. A background villain used as a punching bag in chapter two so Kael Aurentis could look cool in front of a crowd. I have the worst resonance frequency at the academy, a crumbling room in the cheapest dormitory block, and absolutely zero presence in the original plot after my one humiliating scene. What I do have? Every chapter memorized. Every secret. Every weakness. Every moment the story turns — I already know it's coming. I know which girl Kael ignores when he's chasing glory. I know which ones smile at him while slowly hollowing out inside. I know which ones were written beautifully and then wasted on a protagonist who collects people the same way he collects trophies — because having them proves something about him, not because he actually sees them. I see them. And that's the problem. For Kael, anyway. My name is Vincenzo. I'm supposed to disappear after chapter two. I'm supposed to be forgotten, irrelevant, a prop the story uses and discards. The system that woke up in my head the moment I transmigrated — smug, passive-aggressive, irritatingly accurate — has already informed me that I am, and I quote: the least narratively significant person currently enrolled at Vaelthorn Academy. I told it I didn't care. That was thirty-one percent story deviation ago. Here's what I've figured out since arriving: the hero only works if everyone plays their assigned role. The fiancée stays composed. The childhood sweetheart stays patient. The instructor stays professional. The story runs on people staying exactly where they were written. I'm not interested in the story running. Kael Aurentis is the protagonist of this novel. The chosen one. The flame-wielder destined for greatness, surrounded by incredible women he will systematically fail to deserve while the plot hands him victory after victory. He can keep the destiny. I'm taking everything else. This isn't a revenge story. I don't hate Kael — I just have contempt for bad writing. And the worst kind of bad writing is a good character wasted on the wrong person. I read the ending. I'm rewriting it.

Suzy Kale had a weird dream. In the dream, extreme heat, torrential rain, polar cold, earthquakes, zombies… countless natural disasters struck one after another. And she was the dream's sickly cannon-fodder female supporting character. She maliciously framed the female lead, even deliberately tried to seduce the heroine’s harem members, and in the end, met a miserable death. When she woke up, Suzy realized she was now three months before the apocalypse. This time, she was determined to change her fate! She awakened her spatial ability ahead of time, hoarded billions’ worth of supplies, and built a secure safehouse… Only to inexplicably become bound to a system called the “Handsome Men Collection Guide.” [Bind a qualifying target, and you get rewards.] [Even getting close can make you stronger.] Isn’t this basically forcing her to become a heartbreaker in the apocalypse?! A cheerful, sunny mixed-race underclassman? She accepts him. An androgynous beauty of a professor? She accepts him. A cold-faced, ruthless mercenary? She accepts him, too. Not to mention a gentle doctor, a cool and aloof CEO… she accepts them all! At first, Suzy only planned to bind them for free rewards—but then… The looks these men gave her started getting stranger and stranger. Come on! I didn't want them to fall for me, I swear!

After completing one full cycle of Demon Slayer, Vane sets out from the West Blue, wielding the power of Pokémons. He undermines figures such as Crocodile, Blackbeard, Doflamingo, and even the World Government, starting from the West Blue and gradually building a fleet, carving out territory in the New World.

Su Ran transmigrated to the Douluo Continent and awakened an Apprentice System. By taking disciples, he grows stronger. His first disciple Ning Rongrong. He opened Taoyuan Academy, directly opposing Shrek Academy, and taught Rongrong a defensive path so strong that Shrek could only laugh in disbelief. But the rewards for accepting disciples were absurd soul bones, immortal herbs, weapons, soul ring upgrades, even the evolution of martial souls. The problem was his disciples stopped focusing on cultivation. Instead, they started chasing after their master. Years later, when Taoyuan Sect stood as the strongest force on the continent and countless Titled Douluo disciples surrounded him, Su Ran could only sigh. “I only wanted to take disciples. Why do they all want to fall in love with their teacher?”

In the world of One Piece, East Blue, Coco Yasi Village. Sitting on the beach, gazing at the calm and peaceful sea, I stared blankly at the small stone floating in the palm of my hand, feeling a bit lost and confused. "This is Coco Yasi Village... Isn't that Nami's village? So my first target is Nami." (There's also the Fishman Arlong, who's a big problem. Better head into the village first to gather some information.) I tossed the stone away, figured out the direction, and started walking toward the village. This story has 60 lengthy chapters. This is a translational story.

kai got killed because of trying to save a girl and got transmigrated into another world where strength ran supreme and humans are at the bottom of food chain let's see how our protagonist will fend off after getting transmigrated into a body of 13 year old young child

Shawn was bitten by a zombie on the very first day he arrived in the world of The Walking Dead. Just when he thought he was finished, he unexpectedly awakened the “7 Days to Die” system. In this apocalyptic world overrun by the undead, he wielded a massive warhammer, striking fear not only into zombies—but also into the hearts of the surviving humans. From Quarry Camp to the Prison Fortress… From Southeast Atlanta to the entire United States… With the system in hand, Shawn crushed everything in his path, climbing to the top step by step on a mountain of corpses. Yet sometimes, even he felt confused. "Weren’t zombies supposed to be endless?" "So why do there seem to be fewer and fewer the more I kill?"

Elementals, Enhancers, Beast Tamers, Artifact Nurturers – These four pathways define the magical world of Arcanists. But Finn, a former university student from earth, wakes up in a body treading a whole different path…A forbidden path: The path of a Soul Mage. Soul Mages are the ultimate parasites. They lack the ability to use magic themselves, but instead, wield the power to assimilate the mana-saturated souls of the dead. From every Great Arcanist that once lived, to every Calamity Beast, to every Mythic Grade Spirit Artifact… So long as they were dead, they were simply chaotic souls waiting to be claimed. ​But this kind of power does not come without cost. Madness, frenzy, mania, innate wills and primal desires of assimilated souls threaten to drive Soul Mages to total corrosion. In this new world, ​Finn finds himself thrown into the deep end, waking up as a Vessel already housing a full Parade of Chaotic Souls. Now, his body is a battlefield. The souls demand immediate payment, stacking Soul Debts that steal his senses, his consciousness, and his very humanity. ​But yet… it is this same overwhelming corrosion that causes the ultimate truth and uniqueness of his soul to surface…

Lan Qingyun transmigrated into a cultivation world and waited a hundred years for a system. It never came. With average talent and sheer persistence, he became Sect Master of the declining Azure Wind Sect — once Top Five, now reduced to a broken spirit vein, a dying master, and fifty mediocre disciples. When the sect is attacked and pushed to the brink of collapse, the system finally activates. No beginner reward. No easy path. Only one task: Restore the sect to Top Five within twenty years — or lose the system forever. To survive, Lan Qingyun must rebuild from nothing: recruit a thousand members, raise powerful disciples, gather vast wealth, and withstand rival sects eager to crush them. A century late or not— This time, he’s not waiting for destiny. He’s taking it.

After Chen Ling realized that he had transgressed into a cultivation fantasy world, he had become a villain character. But wait a second, how did my system come before my transgressed? The original owner had used it recklessly—plundering opportunities, provoking the world’s protagonist, and fortune’s chosen. Now Chen Ling inherits the body… and the consequences. With righteous sons of destiny hunting him, sect elders watching him and heroines who want him dead— Chen Ling only has one question: “If the system came before me… does that mean I’m cleaning up someone else’s mess?” In a world where villains are destined to die, how would he change his future destiny and tremble the Heavenly Dao under his feet.

In the crumbling Kingdom of Hyfelt, on the edge of total collapse, nobles sharpen their knives for a bloody succession war while monsters tear through the land and other races await to enslave and cleanse what's left. Then came "Vincent" a history-obsessed tabletop wargamer who somehow woke up as Baron "Victor", lord of a northern backwater town of Vindia. With nothing but his brain full of mankind's past and wargaming tactics, can this random modern guy pull a dying kingdom back from the brink and stop whatever races from turning humans into footnote in history book, or does he just become another idiot who thought he was special, only to get erased from history like everyone else? I will also be posting my novel on RoyalRoad.com, BTW.

Lucas transmigrates to a parallel world and is thrilled to discover that many of the classic, brilliant games from his past life don’t exist here. Eager to make his mark, he’s also burdened with an "Emotion Collection System"—where players’ emotions like joy, sorrow, excitement, fear, and anger from his games make him stronger. But why is it so much easier to harvest resentment than happiness? Staring at his point earnings, Lucas is utterly baffled. And so, his career as a game designer takes a… creative turn. In Undertale, players slam their desks and scream: "I’m the one being played by this game!" In Outlast, players shriek: "The locker moved! I quit—NOPE!" In Dark Souls, players cheerfully boot up the game, only to beg: "Leave the Fire Keeper and GET OUT! Take your damn flame with you—we refuse to link it!" In Call of Duty, Soap, Roach, and Ghost meet tragic ends; in Final Fantasy VII, Zack falls in battle and Aerith meets her fate; in Red Dead Redemption, Arthur and John are betrayed… Players collectively rage: "DAMN YOU, LUCAS, YOU SADISTIC OLD FOX! CAN’T YOU BE KINDA TO YOUR PROTAGONISTS?!" When asked by a reporter how he feels about players’ fury, LUCAS smiles faintly: "This isn’t hatred—it’s the world’s players urging me forward! This is LOVE! Thank you all; I’ll keep up the good work!"

Transmigrated into the world of Naruto, and right from the start, he devours the Zoan-type Mythical Beast Azure Dragon Fruit from One Piece! Dust Release? Wood Release? The power of the Eight Inner Gates stacked with the might of the Azure Dragon, one punch shatters all your ninjutsu fantasies! Susanoo? With tailed beasts as mobile chargers plus the awakened Azure Dragon form, let's see who the real natural disaster is! Obito, standing on top of the Ten Tails, trembles as his pupils shake: "Aren’t you the true Ten Tails?!" Uchiha Madara: "This thing is even more absurd than Hashirama." Ōtsutsuki Kaguya: "You call this a ninja???" Hunting bloodline limits, merging countless abilities — the Rinnegan, Wood Release, Magnet Release, Ice Release… all are prey! This time, let the entire ninja world experience what it means to be devastated by "Sea and Land— ********************************** Join our discord server Link: https://discord.gg/sYAJ4wn2U5 Support us on patreon (+Gain access to 120 chapters in advance) Link: patreon.com/atomelectron **********************************

The player may want to kick butt and look cool in his new life in the Forgotten Realms, but how can he when he's a wee widdle halfling? It's time to cheese the hell out of this system! This is a dramatization of an actual playthrough of Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition, meant to be used as a strategy guide for new players. Come and learn to cheese, uh, play the game yourself, then be your own hero!

[FREE Chapters till the end of February, after that some chapters will be locked for premium] What if the tragic story you once mocked… becomes the world you were thrown into? Xiao Zhi is an editor who loves tearing apart novel manuscripts for their cliche plots and cruel twists. But one day, she wakes up inside one of those very novels, as the unlucky princess destined to die a tragic death. The script says she will be married off to a barbaric prince, tortured, and killed tragically. But Xiao Zhi refuses to accept that ending. Armed with her editor’s sharp eye and modern wit, she vows to rewrite her fate, outsmart her enemies, and survive. The problem? No matter what she does, the story stubbornly plays out as it was written. Every move she makes only brings her closer to the death she’s trying to escape. How can she survive a story that refuses to be rewritten?