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The Legend Of Shou Feng Anna Brown believed in healing—she spent her life saving others, never realizing her own heart was breaking. A cancer specialist from New York, she thought her world was perfect with her husband, Alexander Knight, until one night of love turned into a lifetime of questions. A forgotten past. A mysterious book. And a name whispered through the wind—Shou Feng, the feared god of destruction, born from shadows and bound by fate. When two worlds—one of science and one of magic—collide, Anna finds herself trapped between love, betrayal, and a destiny written long before her birth. He was meant to destroy. She was meant to heal. But when hearts defy the gods, can even fate rewrite itself? •Love. Loss. Power. Destiny. •Her story begins where her heart breaks. And when the healer touched the darkness, the stars forgot to shine— for even gods can fall in love with the light they were born to break.

Raised as one among many in an orphanage, Giovanni slowly watched his brothers and sisters depart, never to return. As age caught up with him, he came face to face with an inevitable sentence: chosen by the nightmare spell. In a new and exotic world, he must fight against more than the monsters that surround him — the very world itself, striving to corrupt him and destroy the teachings that guide his path. He cannot yield. He cannot fail. After all, he made a promise.

The night Sammy and Sunny were born, the moon cracked—and the world trembled. Sons of the most powerful Alpha and Luna in centuries, the brothers were never meant to be ordinary. One was born with destruction woven into his soul. The other with the power to hold the world together. When Sammy loses his mate to human betrayal, grief drives him to do the unthinkable. He destroys his own wolf. Broken, hollow, and no longer whole, Sammy disappears into legend. Sunny, bound by guilt and an unbreakable love for the brother he could never abandon, leaves the pack behind with one purpose: to find the reincarnation of the mate fate stole away. A woman the Moon Goddess may have returned to the world. But destiny is cruel, gods are not infallible, and some souls were never meant to return whole. This is not a story of heroes. It is a story of brothers, loss, and a moon that never forgot what it broke.

a world ruled by mentalists—those who bend water, fire, air, earth, and thunder—Avner is the only one born with nothing. He comes from one of the strongest families, yet cannot wield even the weakest form of magic. Labeled hopeless, passed from tutor to tutor, he is slowly losing faith that he will ever belong. Then a new master arrives. Cold. Unsettling. Brilliant. She teaches him not only how to survive, but how to see the world differently—while, beyond their lessons, a series of perfect murders leaves investigators chasing a killer who leaves no trace. As Avner grows stronger, secrets surface. About his family. About the land. About the woman guiding him. Some monsters are born. Others are created. p,s this work is finished

( World Break: Aria of Curse for a Holy Swordsman fanfic+ trying to give it a new shade of light ) . Komurasaki Ryuu wanted to make a difference in the world, to become different, everything was chosen for him the moment he awakened except for one which was to be a Real Savior .

Wronged by the man she loved and cast aside without mercy, she learns one brutal truth..... the world has no place for the weak. Death should have been the end. Instead, she awakens in the Kingdom of Thaloria, a realm of crowns, whispers, and hidden blades. Alone in an unfamiliar world, she finds herself crossing paths with Prince Leoric, the feared First Prince of the realm, a man branded a monster by his own people. Ruthless. Untouchable. Dangerous. Or so they say. Bound by circumstance and secrets neither dares to reveal, an unlikely connection begins to form in the shadowed halls of the palace. Where the world sees a monster, she sees a man shaped by cruelty not unlike her own. And where she expects fear, she finds protection. As court intrigue deepens and fate tightens its hold, she must decide whether this kingdom will break her all over again, or whether standing beside its most feared prince will finally allow her to reclaim herself. Because sometimes, the monster everyone fears… is the only one who understands you.

Caught between the violence of the world, an orphan is taken in by an elderly mage. In the long quiet that follows, the boy learns from the mage both life and magic. (This story focuses less on built-up arcs, and more on character and environment interactions. However, I plan to write escalating story arcs for the protagonist as the plot progresses.)

The world does not give power lightly. When it does, it is because something has already gone wrong. Caelan Hale never asked to be chosen. He lived by the forest, worked the land, and believed problems were meant to be endured, not answered with miracles. But when the earth sickens, animals turn feral, and people begin to lose themselves to a creeping, unnatural madness, the world recognizes him anyway. He is not a savior. He is a response. As corrupted beasts hunt in packs and once-familiar faces twist into something violent and unrecognizable, Caelan must stand between a dying balance and the people he loves—knowing every choice he makes will scar the land, his friends, or himself. Because some wounds cannot be healed. They can only be shaped into something that hurts less.

In later times, whenever people spoke of that galaxy, they would always mention its guardian—and the identity of the guardian’s descendant, the so-called “Devourer.” But all of it began in the distant past, in an era of chaos when the inhabitants of the planet were still at war with one another, a time when an ancient catastrophe seemed to be returning—when a young girl forged a pact with the one who would one day become the guardian. Additional tags: #War #military #Power struggle #slowburn #romance #Monster #Lost civilization #Lovecraftian horror

Harry Potter is done. Done with the manipulation, the backstabbing, and those ridiculous death-defying "quests" Dumbledore keeps throwing at him like it’s some kind of twisted game show. After years of being everyone’s favorite scapegoat and savior, Harry finally snaps during the trial.

A kid of uncertain origin who might turn the balance of power upside down, if he were to make a move, but everyone had his own set of chains, even one who can destroy the world, those who knew of his existence had one question in mind, but didn't he die a long time ago, was that just a cover, all along, how cunning .

【Western Immortal Cultivation】＋【Fantasy】+【Multiple Races】+【Single Heroine】+【Grand Epic】+【War of the Gods】+【Dark Style】 In the Shattered Divine Weave Universe, gods are not beings to be worshipped—they are stepping stones for mortal evolution. Silas is an orphan clinging to existence on the edge of the Rifts. Here, every soul is granted both a boon and a bane the moment they undergo their Awakening. Silas’s gift is the rarest of all Divine Marks: the Shattered Reflection. It allows him to duplicate the godlike powers of any deity—yet each use costs him a random shard of his memories, erasing fragments of his past without warning. When the Pantheon begins to crumble and the Tide of Divine Fall sweeps across the continents, the once-omnipotent gods are reduced to nothing more than hunted prey. Silas has no choice but to grasp those deadly threads of fate. Torn between the desperate quest to find his lost family and the ever-looming threat of losing himself entirely, he carves a bloodstained path toward the Supreme Throne. "I might not remember who I kissed yesterday… but I’ll never forget how I split a god’s throat with that blade just now."

A group of three mercenaries after failing to save their own world, go from one one world to next trying to save them from their fate. Because not every world gets heroes. They get the Mad Hatters. The three failures from Utopia try to help other worlds so that they don't end up like Utopia. But in their noble quest they might again encounter the entity that killed their world. Will they be able to take them on?? Some worlds are beyond salvation. Someone still has to try their best when they end.

Freshly reincarnated into a gritty fantasy world brimming with dragons, elves, demons, and all the classic high-fantasy chaos? No problem. Get infected by lycanthropy immediately upon arrival? Uh… okay then.

The soul of a reincarnator gets his wish granted and then simply hurled through realities and the overvoid. What he didn't expect was that through the careless throw, he collided with the body of Teth Adam, who had been sent to the farthest star, and took over, absorbing the original soul, before reaching his destination in the Marvel Multiverse and being born. Well, it works, he guessed. Because what did the MC wish for? To become Thor Odinson. This created a peculiar amalgamation, capable of going to both Multiverses as he chooses.

***Spoilers ahead*** A man dies of cancer at thirty, moments from proposing to his girlfriend. Reincarnated as Oryth Morvhal in a magical world whose continent mirrors Europe, he discovers rune magic that feels like code—precise, unforgiving sequences compiled in the mind. Haunted by the life and love he left behind, he trains in secret from infancy, expanding his mana core beyond known limits. Every spell learned, every shortcut found, serves one silent vow: to become powerful enough to tear through the barrier between worlds and return to her—even if it means splitting oceans or bringing down heaven itself.

At Obsidian Crown Academy, power is not inherited through blood alone it is measured in wealth, magic, and control. The richest heirs rule lecture halls like kingdoms, and the poorest students learn quickly how to stay invisible. Nyra Vale has mastered invisibility. Admitted on scholarship, she keeps her head down and her ambitions quiet in a world that was never built for someone like her. She believes survival depends on being unnoticed until the day Kael Morvane looks at her. Kael is the academy’s untouchable prince. At barely twenty, he is the youngest magical billionaire in history, the sole living anchor of the Aurum Vaults ancient, sentient banks whose power sustains nations and determines the rise and fall of economies. Kings negotiate with him. Professors defer to him. Students fear him. And Kael is forbidden from forming emotional attachments. His wealth is bound to his soul. Desire destabilizes magic. Love has collapsed empires before. Yet Nyra disrupts the system simply by existing. Forced into proximity through shared classes and restricted vault studies, Nyra begins to notice subtle changes around Kael contracts that glow, vaults that react, markets that tremble when he is near her. Kael, trained his entire life to control himself, begins breaking rules he never thought to question: watching her too closely, protecting her too quietly, standing too near. As the academy’s surveillance tightens and political forces move to exploit Kael’s instability, Nyra is pulled deeper into a world where money is alive, power listens, and her presence threatens everything Kael has been raised to protect. The closer they grow, the more the system pushes back, warning Kael that wanting her could cost millions of lives. Letting her go may destroy them both. In a world where love is a liability and power demands sacrifice, The Black Throne Heir is a dark, slow-burn fantasy about control, obsession, and the one variable no empire can ever calculate.

The prophecy warned of a Builder. The Emperor will burn the world to find him. Finn is an orphan in the dying village of Riverwood, a place where wooden fences rot and the shadows are getting longer. He is no hero—just a boy with an engineer’s mind in a body that’s failing him. But when a desperate fall leads him to an ancient power, Finn awakens the Master Builder System. Suddenly, the earth obeys him. Granite walls surge from the bedrock, and massive stone gates slam down from the heavens. To the villagers, it’s a miracle from the gods. To Finn, it’s a race against time. A terrifying vision has shown him the truth: a tide of Demons is coming to reclaim the world, and the only thing standing in their way is the stone he can summon. But the Emperor’s Shadow Knights are already on the move, tasked with slaughtering any "Builder" before the prophecy can come true. Finn must level up his broken body, survive the System's brutal trials, and build a fortress that can withstand both men and monsters. He isn't just building walls. He’s building the last hope of humanity.

Malachi was a gamer who spent most of his time in front of his computer. He enjoyed all kinds of games—adventure quests, role-playing journeys, strategy battles, simulations, fantasy worlds, and action-packed realms filled with magic and mystery. When he participated in a company’s beta version of a new game from ArcanePixel, a studio known for producing massive worldwide games, he didn’t hesitate. The offer alone was too good to ignore, especially since it promised cash rewards for every participant. During the briefing, the company explained that this wasn’t just an ordinary game. They were testing something revolutionary before its global release. Instead of using a controller, console, or computer, players would wear a special VR headset that connected directly to their minds. Their consciousness would enter the game world, allowing them to experience everything as vividly as real life. But there was a warning. Once inside, players wouldn’t be able to leave until the final boss was defeated or until the game officially ended. Until that moment, their bodies would remain asleep in the real world while their minds stayed inside the game. Malachi wasn’t the only one who accepted the offer. Hundreds of gamers also participated. Each player received an Arcane Weapon, a unique weapon forged from the material essence of magical creatures. To grow stronger, they would need to complete quests, slay monsters and bosses, and prepare themselves for the ultimate challenge. The game was also filled with special events designed to push Malachi and the others to their limits. Duels, party battles, trials, guild wars, and more tested their skills, teamwork, and survival instincts. Only the strongest would rise above the rest. Players who defeated the most bosses and earned the highest achievements would claim the greatest rewards.