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The Awakening Zach jolted awake, his eyes squinting against the blinding light that pierced through the darkness he had been engulfed in. Where was he and where would this take him. The System Trying to process his situation, a system window materialized before him. The message it bore was both startling and intriguing: he and his entire planet were being integrated into something called "the System." The message continued, explaining that he had been brought to this room to begin Class Selection, a concept that sounded more like a video game than reality. Tutorial Hell Arriving in unfamiliar territory Zach is tested again and again, maybe the monsters are the least dangerous thing in this place.

Reincarnated into Zaun and arriving right on the timeline where Vander is dead and Silco takes control—Logan doesn’t panic. He’s a transmigrator, and he came with a cheat ability. The problem is… the cheat is weird. When Logan opens his status panel, he realizes it doesn’t look like a normal power system at all. It looks like a game—complete with objectives, “routes,” and rewards that feel uncomfortably personal. Logan can handle monsters, gangs, and a city tearing itself apart. But figuring out why his new life is being treated like a dating sim? That might be the most dangerous part of all.

Year 2150… Earth was consumed by nuclear war, plunging the world into darkness, endless winter, and mass extinction. Human civilization began to collapse, technology was buried beneath ash, and humanity prayed for the return of light. Here, Nova… the child of a scientist who survived within an underground research facility, embarked on an extraordinary journey — a voyage through time into the distant future, sent by his father’s command. The Earth of his present had already lost all hope of sustaining life. His father’s only wish was for Nova to live on… to find happiness in a future where the scars of nuclear devastation had finally faded. But when Nova arrived thousands of years ahead, he discovered something far beyond anyone expectation. The world once reduced to ruin by nuclear war had transformed into something uncanny... a realm of fantasy, steeped in magic and myth. It was as if history had reset itself to a medieval age: knights leading wars, kings ruling kingdoms, swords and spears reigning as primary weapons, hunters competing for grand bounties, and horses serving as the finest means of travel. In this era, mutant creatures were regarded as monsters, Nuclear radiation had become miasma, Cancer was seen as a curse, The technology of the golden age was worshiped as miracles, Non-human races had emerged, and magic itself functioned through the very energy of radiation along with countless other anomalies. Nova, a young man who had only just set foot in this unfamiliar future, must now adapt and uncover what truly happened to Earth. The farther he walks, the more mysteries unfold. And the more truths are revealed, the darker the secrets become. For beyond the shadows… something is waiting for Nova.

Mike died in the stupidest way possible: electrocuted because of a coworker who was too distracted trying to flirt. Just when he thought he could finally rest in peace, a “god” decided his life had been far too boring and reincarnated him into a fantasy world… as the Demon Lord. Yes, the final boss. Before he even had time to understand what was happening, a Heroine stormed his castle determined to kill him. Desperate and with no idea how to use his new power, Mike faked his own death and escaped using an ability he didn’t even know he had. The plan was perfect. Except for one small detail. The Heroine appeared right beside him. Now the two of them awaken in the middle of a forest, far from the battlefield… and she remembers absolutely nothing. Not the war. Not her mission. Not who he is. Taking advantage of the most suspiciously convenient opportunity of his new life, Mike pretends that he has lost his memories as well. And so, the two decide to travel together and settle in a small town, trying to start over from scratch. But adapting to a peaceful life isn’t so easy when: — He is, technically, the most powerful former Demon Lord in the world. — She was humanity’s greatest weapon. — And on top of that… the Heroine turns out to be socially disastrous, with an irrational fear of men. Between odd jobs, failed attempts to act like a “normal human,” constant suspicion, and absurd arguments, the two begin an awkward life together. While the world enjoys a fragile peace after the mysterious disappearance of the Demon Lord and the Heroine, no one suspects that both of them are living under false identities.

The sky was fractured apart and torn clouds glowing with darkness squeezed out through the gap. Massive floating landmasses drift aimlessly that were split from the main plateau. Rivers of crimson colour leak from the sky and fall upward, vanishing into nothingness as swallowed by the approaching chaos. Divine weapons consisting of spears, swords, halberds were embedded everywhere, humming faintly with residual authority struck to corpses scattered all over the place among which a man stared at destruction with a blank expression. “ARGHHHH! "This wasn’t in the script, god damn it!” she roared, clutching her hair hard enough it looked like she might tear it out. “Script?” the man echoed, confused. “What script?” “The script of the novel I read before dying." “….” A row of invisible question marks practically floated over the man’s face as he stared at the woman’s ragged, half-manic figure. “Wait,” he said slowly, realization dawning. “You mean this… this is part of a novel?” “Exactly.” He swallowed and pointed hesitantly.“Then that guy who is lying over there with a sword in his ass." "Is he also one of you...A reader?” The woman turned her head. Not far away, a man lay upside down, body twitching and twerking shadily, the sword lodged at an angle no sane anatomy should allow. “Oh, him?” she said casually. “He is the developer of the game." “…Developer?Didn't you say that is a novel world?” Before he could process that, another shrill scream ripped through the air. Both of them turned sharply. A man was pinned to the ground several meters away, a spear driven clean through his right eye and buried deep into the earth beneath him. His body twitched once as tried grab the spear. "Comrade,can you help The man beside her sighed.“Let me guess...he is a player ?” “Nah,” she replied. “Hacker.” “Hacker…” He ran a hand down his face. “Damn it. How many more people are there with golden fingers?” “I remember a regressor,” she muttered. “As for the other one… I don’t remember.” Her gaze shifted. The purple-haired man stood a short distance away, completely unharmed and clothes unscathed. His expression was quite relaxed as if this entire scene had nothing to do with him. “Leave that aside,” she said, eyes narrowing. “Let’s talk about you.” The man beside her nodded vigorously. “Yeah. How the hell can you toy with them so easily while we’re beaten to shit?” He stared at the purple-haired man. “What’s your golden finger?” The purple-haired man froze. Then— He burst out laughing. “Golden finger?” He wiped a tear from the corner of his eye. “Pfftt…” He laughed harder, shoulders shaking. “Golden finger, you say?” He shook his head. “Sorry to disappoint you.” He looked at them, grin widening. “Unlike you all, what I received wasn’t any golden finger.” He paused a bit and then mumbled. “…It was a big, shiny golden middle finger but it's okay." "I broke it off drilled into the person responsible for all this." An absolute, soul-crushing silence followed. Then— “WHAAT THE HEEELLLLL DID YOU JUST SAY?!” And she wasn't alone who screamed.

An everyday construction worker ends up being chosen by a celestial entity to help stabilize a failing society. He must first fix his small corner and overcome obstacles that the most powerful celestial is throwing at him. His power grows and his knowledge expands but will it be enough to overcome not just the Apex Negativa but society itself. His epic journey becomes a tale of normalcy to greatness with bonds of companionship, a budding romance at the wrong time and a look behind the veil of humanity and into the world of celestials.

Daniel Smith lived an ordinary life filled with empty confidence and borrowed dreams. He called himself positive. Energetic. Ambitious. None of it was true. With no clear goal, no passion, and nothing that truly excited him, Daniel drifted through life—until a sudden accident ended it. When he opened his eyes again, it wasn’t in a hospital. Reborn into a different world and given a second chance at life, Daniel finds himself starting over—this time from the very beginning. No destiny calling his name. No heroic prophecy. No demon king waiting to be slain. Just a quiet world… and a chance he never had before. Unlike the protagonists he once mocked in novels, Daniel doesn’t seek glory or power. He seeks purpose. Meaning. A reason to live without lying to himself. But in a world where strength decides fate, remaining ordinary is not an option. As he grows, observes, and slowly adapts, the boy who was once a nobody begins walking a path of his own—one shaped not by ambition, but by choice. This is not the story of a chosen hero. It is the story of a nobody who gets a second chance.

(WIP, I am also posting this to Scribble Hub, would love to get feed back on how I can improve my writing) "As I was bleeding out in that dark alley, the thought of a second chance would of never even crossed my mind for even an instant, so I just submitted to my painful present, my thoughts being drowned in the echoes of sirens and, strangely bells. Before I knew it, I had been reincarnated into a strange new world"

"Welcome to the world of "Ebipus," where the ordinary becomes extraordinary, and the impossible becomes possible. When Evan is unexpectedly transported to a mystical land filled with magic and adventure, He must learn to navigate this new world and its dangers to fulfill his dream. But as Evan delves deeper into this strange and wonderful land, He discovers that his destiny may be entwined with that of the realm itself. Join "Evan" on his epic journey as he face off against formidable foes, forge unlikely alliances, and discover the true power within themselves. [Isekai journey of imam] is a thrilling isekai adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end."

A thousand years ago, a mysterious asteroid crashed into Earth, nearly wiping out all life on the planet. However, stubborn humanity survived, gaining strange powers after being infected by a virus the asteroid carried with it—and that was not the only thing that came with the catastrophe. Abominable creatures flooded the world, and Dimensional Portals opened, bringing forth the Aberrations. In the present day, Nova Asmodai is a Seventh-level Empath who fights the Aberrations emerging from the Portals alongside his closest friends. It is a simple, yet dangerous job—one that maintains order in his country. He uses his Spectrum of Serenity—which secretly prevents him from understanding other people’s emotions—to enhance his allies’ powers. After all, he is a Support. One day, however, during a visit to a nearby city to watch battles between elite Empaths and Aberrations, Nova is thrown into a portal by a mysterious and invisible force, becoming trapped on the other side. Now, stranded in a dystopian desert filled with monsters, he must survive if he wants to make it back home. Author’s Note: The beginning of the story will be mostly introductory before the key events—up until around chapter 29—where I will introduce moments that will remain important throughout the story. This will be a long journey of over two thousand chapters. Are you ready? *** Royal Road: royalroad.com/profile/905721 Scribble Hub: scribblehub.com/profile/247237/theendlessmaster/ Follow me on: patreon.com/AbbyLightbringer

The Necromancer Rey Lexcan is dead! Celebrates a small town, far into the country of Dengrade,called Ralvow. A boy, in particular, Caelen, and his friends, Louis and Asha, live in this quiet town scarred by the tragedy no one speaks of anymore. Five years ago, this same necromancer's actions drove their town to ruin, barely starting to heal, Caelen finds himself troubled by multiple incidents in his life. His father contracting a mysterious illness that won't go away. A strange, mutilated body in the forest. Creatures the size of buildings with powers capable of snapping his bones like twigs. The disappearance of multiple mages and a mystery surrounding the Knights that delivered the monumental news. Follow him through this journey and beyond, through pain, through fire and ashes, and he still rises to live. The Necromancer's Tomb is a dark fantasy novel focused on grief, regret, and the quiet horror of a world that wishes you dead, while learning that death was never the cruelest part to begin with.

After a freak accident, Ron wakes up in Orario, the Dungeon City from DanMachi. Unfortunately, he didn’t just transmigrate. He brought a Soulslike system with him—and the Dungeon absolutely despises his existence. No checkpoints. No mercy. No “safe exploration.” From the very first step, the Dungeon turns into a hostile nightmare: monsters setting ambushes on narrow bridges, enemies hiding in dark corners waiting for cheap shots, mimics disguised as treasure, twisted layouts, and paths clearly designed to make him suffer. In short—it’s Souls. Fine. He knows this game. Armed with a once-per-day resurrection, a save-slot-style card system, and a curse that makes the Dungeon actively rewrite itself just to mess with him, Ron pushes forward with a simple rule: “If your cruelty isn’t enough to break me, you don’t deserve to stop me.” ... Years later, when the Black Dragon descends upon Orario and every Familia unites with flawless battle plans—even as hope itself collapses—Ron walks up a staircase built from countless corpses and calmly sits upon the Cinder Throne. “Good.” “For the Black Dragon’s arrival… I offer up fated death.” .... This is a translation of a Chinese Novel, with minor changes in some parts of the original story.

In the 41st Millennium, the planet I reside on, Cadia, was rated as the most habitable world for humanity. The birth rate once reached a staggering 35%. And I made an indelible contribution to this. Even the renowned expert in mass mobilization, Guilliman, once brought a team of specialists here to ask for my secrets. 'Plants that have been extinct for ages, found only during the M2 era of Ancient Terra—how is this possible?' The entourage stared dumbfounded at the wilderness filled with carrots and potatoes. 'By the Omnissiah! A lump of iron with no wires or power source can move freely and even possesses a Machine Spirit.' The Adeptus Mechanicus stood before the legion of Iron Golems, their hands trembling uncontrollably. 'This thing is countless times more useful than an STC template.' The Tech-Priest stroked the Crafting Table, his bionic eyes fixed on the crafting recipe. 'A device similar to the Webway?'... -- This is translation but don't worry for I AM HERE, I will be the poison tester and remove all the poison I can to make the this Good story, Very Very Good.

Being the only person in his world who can see the Aurora Borealis phenomenon that constantly adorns the sky, Nathan never imagined that he would enter his own half-finished novel titled "Endless Cataclysm." Yet, he now inhabits the body of someone named Adrian Hale, without understanding why he exists there, as he never wrote such a character. Nevertheless, he enjoys his new life by pretending to be Adrian Hale and receiving love from his family. Until he finally realizes that the place he currently inhabits is destined to be destroyed without a single soul left alive. Destroyed by what? Killed by whom? Nathan does not know, because it was a Plot Hole in his novel that he left unresolved. But that is what is written in his novel, and it will inevitably happen in some form because the World of his novel will not remain idle, ignoring that Plot Hole or its logical flaws. He has witnessed firsthand how the world logically filled in all the deficiencies present in his novel when it became reality. So, what will the world create to rectify the Plot Hole of his death and the inevitable demise of millions of human lives? That is a threat he, as the author, had never anticipated before. His knowledge of the Plot is also useless because he is far removed from the Protagonist, from the main story of his novel. The only encounter between them would be if he manages to overcome that Threat, or if the Protagonist finds his corpse. Nathan is also continually startled by the world of his novel and the humans within it, who create things that surpass his imagination as its author. He is a powerless God, overwhelmed by his own creation that has transcended him. (The pacing is slow at the beginning due to the character development and workbuilding. If you want fast-paced action at the beginning, sorry, this isn't for you.)

I reincarnated as the villainess of the novel I read. She was destined to die no matter what happens so I tried to lower the sentence she receives into banishment to the countryside as a nun in a monastery. Surprisingly, my life is good save for some few “pests” bothering me.

Kael was a "rat"—a lowly stable boy in a frozen, brutal medieval world where Knights ruled with iron and Barbarians crushed skulls with bone clubs. His life was worth less than the manure he shoveled. That changed the night he butchered a Knight with a rusty dagger to pay a debt of blood. Chosen by the God of Slaughter, Kael awakens the Aether System. His cheat? The ability to project his soul into other worlds, live countless lives, and bring their powers back to reality—if he survives. But power is not free. It is bought with pain, time, and sanity. World 1: The Wild West. He spends a lifetime as "El Lobo," a legendary gunslinger. He returns with the muscle memory of a master marksman and a 12-gauge shotgun. World 2: The Martial Arts Realm. He trains for decades as a Wuxia disciple. He returns with internal energy that can shatter steel. Now, as the Kingdom faces war and monsters surge from the dark, the nobles sneer at the servant boy holding a strange metal tube. They chant spells. They draw enchanted swords. Kael takes a slow breath. He racks the slide. Click-clack. "Parry this."

Time always moves forward in war. No one knows who the winner is until the end of the battle; You never know until the other side is exterminated or surrenders. In a world of heroes, a Demon King has been summoned. Is it possible that this Demon King can change the destiny of all the kings who have ever fought and lost in this eternal battle against the heroes? Will it be different or will it be the same? Will he protect the world as always or change his course? The gods stand to watch, for the game has just begun and the dice fall on the table of destiny. The result will be what defines this new beginning.

Violet Raven was supposed to live a quiet life. Born as the second daughter of a poor knight in a house on the borderlands, she was never meant to inherit the castle, the land, or the title. Everything belonged to her elder sister. Violet was only a spare, someone who would one day be sent away to survive under another lord. But Violet is not an ordinary girl. A year ago, she almost died after falling from a horse. When she woke up, her soul was no longer the same. A different mind had taken over, one from another world. And with it came a strange artifact hidden inside her body. The Alchemist’s Cube, which is supposedly an artifact from a game she used to play in her past life. However, with it, Violet can refine, combine, and create treasures that should not exist in this world. Perfect gems. Rare items. Wealth that could change her fate. But power brings danger. Monsters roam the roads. Nobles watch from their castles. Even the church has its own secrets. Violet knows that if anyone discovers what she carries, she will be hunted. So she trains in silence, swinging a greatsword too heavy for her body, forging mana through pain and discipline. In a world of knights and blood, Violet Raven will rise. Not as a pawn. Not as a spare. But as a magic-knight.

The secrets of the past are rising. The storm is already inside the gates. Alexia Mae Carter survived her first term at Whisperwind College, but the price of her survival was exposure. Now, the High Council of the Fivefold Accord has arrived, and they don't see a student—they see the daughter of a monster. To the Council, Alexia’s "Chaos" is a disease that needs to be cured or contained. To her father, Gideon Marek, it is a weapon he is finally ready to claim. As Gideon begins to haunt her dreams, reaching through the school’s ancient wards, Alexia realizes that the man who abandoned her might be the only one who understands the power burning in her veins. Even the bond with her protectors is fracturing. While Finn and Soren stand by her, whispers of doubt begin to poison the group. When the people she trusts most start to fear her, Alexia is forced to choose: Will she suppress her magic to fit their mold, or will she embrace the wildfire within? In the shadows of Whisperwind, the line between hero and villain is blurring. And this time, not even the Royals can shield her from the coming storm.

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