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Lancelot was many things, but he was never strong. Now, after a harrowing tragedy, his goal of revenge requires an untold amount of strength. Everyone will pay, he was indiscriminate. Though, will he be strong enough? Will he succeed, or will he be cut down and forgotten? It won't matter. He was worthless, inconsequential to the plans of anyone who actually mattered. .... Except one.

Kalypso "Kali" Brunn was searching. He was trying to find someone he once knew well, someone he'd lost without even realizing. Kali needed the man who could wholeheartedly love himself and the company of others yet live happily, even alone. That someone wouldn't need another leading their life, completely shaping every thought he had, each action he performed, and the emotions he'd felt. He simply had to see that man's lost smile once more, a smile so true and pure, and he believed the Black Manor was the best place to look. It was the perfect home for Kali to find himself again. A peaceful, private, and honest(deceptively so) abode for him to relax and heal in. It seemingly had the most perfect conditions. The only downside of the new arrangement would be that he's yet to shake off his loneliness. He's determined to get along with his new housemates, but it's proven to be hard, especially as half of them blatantly ignore him and the other half downright hate his mere presence. But who's to say the future won't change? Perhaps his clumsy, self-deprecating ways will finally garner him some much-needed attention. Maybe they'll see just how much he needs someone to stand by him, even if he happens to claim otherwise for pride's sake... Or suppose they could continue to ignore him until he stays forever stuck in his regrettable past. Kali doesn't want to think about the 'scumbag' he ran away from or the friends that hurt him. They didn't deserve his tears any more than he deserved the emotional turmoil he'd suffered through.

What makes dragons strong? It's not their power or magic, but their mind. Arrogance, greed, Iron Will, and the lack of human restraints. What would happen if you threw such a creature into human society? Would they understand humans? What does love even mean to them? This is the situation that our MC, Arad Orion found himself in. A newborn dragon bringing "Might make Right" to the humanoids, but why? Due to an abnormal condition, the mighty void dragons are on the brink of extinction. Their bodies have suddenly started rejecting their kind. Due to that, Arad's mother dropped his egg into a forest where he could hatch safely, leaving him with a fragment of her consciousness and informing him of the condition of their race. From that point, his goal became clear. To save their race by either finding a cure for their condition or going the second route of making more void dragons. But, sadly, nothing is ever that easy. Finding a cure is almost impossible. Arad is still practically a newborn and cannot tap into the terrifying might of his race, and his rarity makes him a prime target for mages and scholars seeking to study the dying race. Dragons are arrogant, proud, and vicious. Yet those feeling extends to those whom they love. You who touched a dragon's love, Retribution is an insult, and life is a crime. Beware as merely existing draws the dragon's wrath. Follow Arad on his journey as he grows from a naive wyrmling to a grown dragon with enough wisdom and power to stand with the strongest of the world. *** If you liked the story, please support it with power stones and comments! The story now has a Discord server. Please visit it to see character art by me and the community. https://discord.gg/CPJXDj6Adg *** You can contact me at Discord at any time Alen_Tanor#1599 And last. Please don't forget to leave a review, it really helps!

In a universe where only Terra harbors life, one might expect humanity to expand and claim everything. But when conquering parallel timelines offers guaranteed intelligent resources, the omniverse of Terra descends into something far darker. As two behemoth Transcendent Empires clash over yet another timeline, Kyle Witt is chosen to spearhead one faction’s entry. Unbeknownst to him, his timeline is unique—and his participation will thrust him into a confrontation with entities beyond human comprehension. Kyle Witt will afterwards be known by only one title: The Marshall! Dear Readers, This is the author of The War that Transcends Timelines. What follows is a complete reimagining and rewrite of the novel—eliminating some elements, adding others. This version will diverge significantly from the original, though certain chapters may remain familiar.

In a world where power is ranked from F to SSR, he was branded a failure. In a universe where cultivation is forgotten, he became its last heir. Two hundred years after the Great Awakening filled Earth with cosmic energy, society runs on a simple, brutal logic: your Talent Tier is your destiny. Robert Walton, a seventeen-year-old with an F-Tier "Null" rating, isn't just at the bottom—he's a societal ghost, the ultimate punching bag for bullies and a disgrace to his struggling family in the fortified slums of Nova-7. His life is a constant cycle of humiliation, until a shard of obsidian crystal from a lost reality crashes into his scrapyard. It doesn't contain power. It contains a teacher. Lin Zhong, an ancient guardian spirit from the primordial world of cultivation, awakens within him. While the elites of Nova-7 flaunt their flashy SS-ranked ice and time manipulation or SSS-tier martial flames, Robert is taught a forgotten truth: their "powers" are cheap copies. He is offered the original blueprint of reality itself. His "Null" status isn't a weakness it's the perfect blank slate to learn the foundational laws of existence: density, gravity, silence, and chaos. Guided by his sarcastic spectral master and aided by a stone-jawed lynx with a secret royal bloodline and a shrinking habit, Robert must walk two worlds. By day, he navigates the treacherous hierarchy of a fortress city under siege from mutant beasts, hiding his growing power. By night, he cultivates, learning to harvest energy from trash and storms, turning society's waste into the building blocks of a legend. His goals are simple, yet monumental: protect his family, shut up every bully who ever looked down on him, and pass the Unified Academy Entrance Exam to win a better life. But to do that, he’ll have to stand beside and eventually against the dazzling prodigies of his generation: the elegant ice-wielding heiress, the fiery martial artist, the charismatic golden boy, and the lightning-fast troublemaker who sees a kindred spirit in Robert's quiet defiance. They have wealth, legacy, and world shaking power. Robert has a head full of alien physics, a pocketful of primordial pills, and a simmering, cunning will to protect his family. But the crystal that chose him is a relic of a war that shattered heavens. The powers that killed Lin Zhong and shattered his world haven’t forgotten the treasure they lost. And as Robert’s impossible strength begins to glitch the system, he draws eyes not just from jealous bullies, but from hidden entities that recognize the signature of a power that should not exist. As Robert unravels the true, decaying nature of his world and the dark mysteries lurking beyond the city walls, one thing becomes clear: the system that labeled him trash is about to get a glitch it can't debug. He was told he had no talent. He’s about to show them that true power isn’t about what you’re given it’s about understanding the rules well enough to rewrite them all.

"Seriously? Of all the people I could’ve become, I end up as him?" Damien, a shut-in who spent his days cursing at authors for bad plot twists, was killed by a mysterious woman—only to wake up as Alden Draven, a forgettable extra in his favorite novel. The kind of guy who appears once, contributes nothing, and dies miserably. Determined to change his fate, he realized something wrong. The story isn’t following the plot. Characters are acting out of place. And worst of all— "Wait… is there another transmigrator screwing up the plot?" Now, between dodging death flags, unraveling the mystery, and dealing with a dangerously obsessed yandere, Damien’s only goal is simple: To Survive. _____________________ [Join Discord Server for more characters illustration - https://discord.gg/Pu5JUj75VR ] ----------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. All characters, events, and locations are imaginary, and any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. ---------------------------------------------------

Kai Schleyer died six years after Awakening. Sword through the spine. Betrayed by his own team. The last thing he saw was a system notification: EXPECTED OUTCOME ACHIEVED. Then he woke up on the morning of his Awakening ceremony. He remembers dying. He doesn't remember why. The Lattice classified him as Hunter, F-tier. The weakest class. Forty-seven Hunters before him. None survived past three years. The system expects him to die quietly and stop wasting resources. But Kai has something no Hunter before him possessed: the Survival Index. A hidden stat that grows. The Lattice thinks he's expendable. It hasn't calculated what happens when the thing it's trying to kill stops dying.

After conquering Haikyu! Akashi Asuka thought his story was over, until the System threw him into a new world: Kuroko no Basket. Same name. New body. New rules. Now part of Kaijo Junior High and then Teiko High, Akashi awakens just before facing the unstoppable Generation of Miracles. Armed with fragments of his past skills, a handful of “Grind Points,” and a system that seems to mock him, he refuses to surrender. With fiery defender Tsugawa Tomoki at his side, Akashi turns every play into a rebellion — proving that passion and grit can challenge genius itself. As hidden abilities awaken and reality begins to bend, his battle becomes more than basketball. It’s Talent vs. Effort. Genius vs. Growth. Miracle vs. Madness. Can one player with unbreakable resolve rewrite destiny on the court?

"A wolf that cries after eating the sheep is not a shepherd. Likewise, even blinding light is not better than darkness. Fate is like a river that always brings you to where you are destined to go. Those who oppose it will only drown in their own ambition." Hunted by cosmic horrors and cursed to return in time with every death, bleeding for worlds that have forgotten his name. Each resurrection erases another fragment of who he was.Rushing forward into a world that is unknown to him, Toki finds that the darkness he had been running from his whole life was always within him. As he climbs toward godhood and loses his humanity piece by piece, one question remains: how far can devotion push a man before he becomes something unrecognizable?Who is he really and how much will he have to sacrifice to achieve his goal?

In a world where supreme power is forged through talent and fueled by luxury, and after a long exile steeped in suffering and regret within the haunting depths of the Vargrim Forest, Takeshi finally makes his choice. Breaking the shackles of his solitude, he plunges into a perilous adventure to reclaim his destiny and shatter his fear of the unknown. The spark was ignited when the Royal Skull Gang ambushed his sanctuary to seize his sword—the last relic of his past and the only thing he has left to lose.

Aether appeared in the modern world and changed everything. Some humans awakened supernatural abilities and became protectors known as the Aether Guard. Others chose a darker path. They consumed human lives to grow stronger—and became monsters called Hollows. Kairos has always been different. Born with a rare and terrifying control over Aether, he lives in the shadows, avoiding attention in a world that fears power it can’t understand. But when a Hollow massacre drags him into the open, Kairos is forced into the ranks of the Aether Guard. What begins as obligation slowly turns into purpose. As Hollows evolve, organize, and reveal a hidden hierarchy, Kairos is pulled into a war far deeper than simple good versus evil—one where humanity, hunger, and power collide. Can a boy who stands between restraint and destruction end a cycle that began with human greed? Or will he become the very thing the world fears most? Read to find out.

Ten years after Earth survived an alien invasion, power is no longer something you’re born with—it’s something you buy. Extraordinary warriors once sacrificed their lives to turn their abilities into Ability Books, tools ordinary people could study to gain supernatural strength. The war was won. Humanity rebuilt. And those without power were quietly left behind. Quinn Veyra is one of them. Unbound. Unfunded. Forgotten. He enters Aureon Military Academy with no Ability Book, no status, and no safety net—only the reputation of parents who died during the invasion under circumstances no one will explain. Among cadets engineered for greatness, Quinn is expected to fail. Instead, his blood starts behaving… wrong. It heals too fast. It reacts to fear. It listens. When Quinn bleeds during training, his blood forms shields, symbols, and sigils no Ability Book can replicate. Whispers follow—quiet at first, then impossible to ignore. Hunger settles in, not for food, but for pulse, for the rhythm of living hearts. As the academy tightens its grip, Quinn discovers the truth buried beneath the invasion’s history: he is not an anomaly born by chance, but the awakening of a forgotten race erased from records and burned from memory. With each new ability he unlocks, Quinn doesn’t just grow stronger—he becomes something else. Vampire. Predator. Harbinger. And he is not alone. The whispers spread. Other cadets begin to hear them. Systems glitch. Blood reacts. The line between human and monster starts to blur, and the academy realizes too late that containment is already failing. Caught between ruthless commanders, terrified peers, and the seductive promise of power, Quinn must decide what kind of monster he’s willing to be—or whether humanity deserves to survive what comes next. Because this time, the invasion isn’t coming from the stars. It’s waking up from within.

Westeros is a realm of looming shadows and sharp, brutal honor, a fractured tapestry woven with ambition, all while the specter of long winters always crawls closer. For Alaric Mormont, formerly a modern soldier in his past life, but now the youngest son of House Mormont of Bear Island, the chessboard of court and war has, inexplicably, gained an interface. Alaric is bound to the System, a supernatural manifestation that replicates the rules of Dungeons and Dragons, adapted to the reality of A Song of Ice and Fire. Where others see mere men, Alaric sees Level, Ability Scores, Feats, and Spells that must be earned. Calm and reserved by nature, and with a growing connection to the natural world thanks to the class the System calls Druid, Alaric must learn to balance the philosophy and mindset of his previous life with the world of savage honor in Westeros. Winter is coming. The Grand Game of Kings and Lords has begun. And Alaric Mormont is the only player capable of manipulating reality through a safe and powerful magic called the system. Attention: Read the "Important Information" Chapter first. And chapters every Tuesday.

'Chimera' are the mass-produced bioweapons of humanity, used for fighting against dangers that pose humanity's expansion across the galaxy. Each Chimera is made to hold a genetic weapon within them that they draw power from. Chimera CL7-287, also known as Jyn Kanesaki, develops a mutation within his body and learns to feel proper emotions, much like a human. He must grasp his newborn humanity and learn about the truth behind the Chimera and the true plans behind humanity's expansions.

In the landlocked paradise of Lazmore, the word "fear" was forgotten, and the East was a forbidden mystery sealed by the Elders. For Alaikh and his best friend Raavish, the allure of the unknown was too strong to ignore. Guided by a stolen map found in the dust of the Hall of Records, they ventured into the desert hoping for adventure. Instead, they found execution. Slaughtered by Zinhaaa, a demon in red wielding a green spectral sword, the boys did not find peace in death. They awoke in The World of Aaroona—a terrifying parallel dimension bathed in the light of a red sun and a blue moon. Here, death is an industry. Alaikh and Raavish are stripped of their physical forms and marked as [STATUS: ENSLAVED], their souls harvested to fuel the intergalactic conquests of the Warlord Aaroona. But they were not chosen at random. A rogue doctor reveals they possess the rare "Ancient Gene of Survival," a trait Aaroona desperately seeks to splice into his army. Trapped in a high-tech fortress surrounded by a violent violet ocean, Alaikh must master his new spectral form and lead a rebellion. With a team of alien misfits—including a gravity-defying giant and an aquatic speedster—he must do the impossible: escape the afterlife.

T’Balt Ferrier wakes up. Again. Head pounding, city burning, girlfriend screaming. The end of the world arrives right on time, every time. When the apocalypse comes, T'balt quickly discovers that every time he dies he resets to 12 hours before it begins. Death isn't permanent but the pain of it always is. With each brutal loop, he begins to understand the logic of his new reality: waves of deadly demons, a loot system that grants superhuman power, an invading god beyond comprehension… and Monan. Monan is a man with the same powers as T'balt: A "redeemer", who has reset over ten thousand times. Now he’s bored. And his new favorite game is hunting T’Balt across every iteration, forcing him to relive his own death while watching everyone he cares about die in increasingly twisted ways. He promises to stop only if T’Balt can kill him once. But how do you defeat a man who remembers every failure… and has thousands of years of experience surviving in Earth's new hell?

We were deceived…. We all were. They never said that the (—) would unleash these kind of monsters unto the earth. They never mentioned what would crawl out from the aftermath—or what would be forced to crawl back in. The entirety of the earth was terraformed in an unrecognisable way, so much that it could not be called earth anymore…… Maps became things of old. Directions lost meaning. Even the sky stopped pretending to remember us. *Sigh* I did want I could to survive, but…. they died, one after another… Not all at once. That would have been mercy, mercy I would have begged for... People screamed. Some adapted. Others smiled before they broke. I kept count until the numbers started staring back at me. But things — things never go the way I plan… Or maybe they did— and that’s the part I don’t want to admit. As for me…. It turns out, I never really knew who I was. Not before the world — 'They' came for me. Not before freedom and survival demanded pain and sacrifices. I changed….. I became the very thing that I— Promised I wouldn’t. Feared I already was. *Sigh* Or hoped I was. I don’t know if someone is but— haha who am I kidding, I’m not that special I know that. *Sigh* But on off chance there is — If there’s someone out there writing my story…. Please… Drop the pen… Because I’m tired… *Sigh* so tired. _______ For images and discuss... Discord link: https://discord.gg/u2yVtVkudz _______

Though it may be a dream weathered, crumpled, and fading to dust. I held on without looking back. Through each repeated day, I ran toward tomorrow’s light. Becoming a knight, resolute and bright.

• 1-2 New Chapters Every Day Jake Vance is a good man. A history teacher who knows the horrors of the past. One night, he goes to sleep in the 21st century. He wakes up in another time. He is no longer himself. He is now a young Joseph Stalin. His goal is simple: prevent the atrocities that will kill millions. But survival in the Russian Revolution is a brutal game. He is not alone. Kato, a fierce revolutionary, is the woman he loves. To protect her, he must gain power. To save the future, he must change history itself. He tries to use his modern morals. He attempts mercy, kindness, and reason. But the ruthless 20th century punishes the weak. To climb the ranks of the Bolsheviks, he must impress the brilliant but cold-blooded Lenin. He must outmaneuver the fiery orator, Trotsky. With every political battle he wins, a piece of his soul is chipped away. To build a better world, he must become a monster. To save the woman he loves, he must embrace the darkness of the man he inhabits. He is no longer just preventing a tragedy. He is becoming one. Can a good man become the devil to save the world from himself?

man died and transmigrate in dxd . Got template system . trying to develop main character and making him main character , is just a normal joe at start and behave like that . how will template system work . i will give three option to audience and 24 hour wait period . which ever got more voted /comments mc will recieve that .