swordandmagic

Gregory Lamont, a young noble forced to lead his family after his parents’ death, grows up in a war torn borderland constantly sacrificed by reckless royals. Amid the chaos, he finds inspiration in the legend of the Demon King, the figure he admires most. One day, his life changes when he suddenly receives a mysterious system called Legacy of the Demon King, promising him the power to become as strong as the legendary ruler and command a demon army.

In the feudal dukedom of Parravon, a peasant’s life is cheap—and a woman’s is worth even less. When a savage Orc raid slaughters her village and burns her world to ash, Geneviève is left broken in the mire. The noble knights meant to protect her people were nowhere to be found. But where others would see an end, she finds a new beginning. Defying the strict laws of Bretonnia that forbid commoners from bearing arms, she rises from the wreckage with a single, dangerous resolve: to become strong.

Synopsis A world once whole now lies shattered. Five realms—Earth, Seer, Sky, Dragon, and Shadow—were torn apart by an ancient catastrophe, scattering magic and prophecy across lands that no longer remember their shared origin. For centuries, the realms have existed in uneasy separation, each shaping its own destiny while old wounds remain buried. But the boundaries are weakening. Tremors ripple across worlds at the same moment. Dragons awaken with memories they should not have. Seers dream of futures that defy logic. A girl in the Earth Realm finds a fragment of sky-metal that hums with impossible life. Another in the Seer Realm dreams of a silver blade and a stranger in flames. Prophecy speaks of two souls—one of metal, one of sight—who will bridge the divide and reunite what was broken. Yet not all forces desire healing. A shadowed sovereign watches from the darkness between worlds, waiting for the moment when the realms grow weak enough to claim. Kaela, a warrior without magic but with unbreakable resolve, discovers that strength is more than power. Lyra, a Seer haunted by visions, learns that sight without action is emptiness. When their paths converge, they must decide whether unity is possible—or whether the world is destined to remain fractured forever. In a war between fate and choice, between past sins and future hope, the question remains: Can broken realms be healed… or will history repeat itself?

She was just a teenage girl—until the Divine Phoenix Flame awakened. Lyra lived an ordinary human life, unaware that she was the long-lost Phoenix Princess of Ignis— bearer of the Divine Phoenix Flame, the strongest power ever recorded in the Aetherion Galaxy. When the ancient world of Ignis fell to darkness, a newborn princess was torn from her burning home and cast into a fragile, unfamiliar planet to survive. Now, as Lyra’s dormant power awakens, so does a prophecy capable of reshaping existence itself. Uncontrollable flames. Ruthless enemies. A fate written before her birth. Hunted by ancient forces, feared across galaxies, and bound to a destiny older than the stars, Lyra is forced onto the brutal path of cultivation—where every breakthrough is earned through blood, loss, and fire. From deadly trials and forgotten ruins to galaxy-shaking wars, she must learn to command a flame capable of both creation and annihilation. But power always demands a price. As darkness spreads across the Aetherion Galaxy and even the heavens begin to move, Lyra must choose: Be consumed by her own fire… Or rise beyond all limits and become the legend the galaxy fears. For when a phoenix rises— even the heavens will burn. Read Ahead & Support the Story: Want more chapters and faster releases? Supporters on Patreon get early access to 3 chapters per week!—and help bring Rise of the Phoenix Princess to life. Join now to read ahead and witness Lyra’s rise before anyone else! https://patreon.com/Kalimex?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink

Aurelia Caelistra was born to rule: brilliant, cold, and certain that the Caelistra name would secure her place among Aramont's greatest mages. But the Arcane Academy humiliates her on the first day when Kael Arden, a quiet, commoner scholarship-born prodigy bests her in a public duel. The loss shatters her certainty and exposes a gap Aurelia never thought possible: Kael sees Aether as threads to be read, not flames to be flaunted. As whispers spread and nobles scoff, Aurelia's pride hardens into determination. She refuses to be defined by a single defeat. But Kael keeps his past hidden and his motives close. His brilliance may burn as bright as hers or burn everything down. In a kingdom where magic and bloodlines shape destiny, Aurelia must learn whether legacy is a cage or a ladder, and whether the most dangerous power is the one you refuse to see.

Two heroes killed a Demon King. They died in each other’s arms. Their souls did not separate. Now, in a quieter world ruled by guilds and dungeon dives, Jax and Mira are just another rookie duo trying to survive floor two. Until monsters start spawning wrong. Until black pillars appear where they should not exist. Until Jax begins dreaming of a name that is not his. James. Something is changing inside the dungeon. Something older than guild myths. Something that has destroyed worlds before. And this time, the system may have made a choice. Their souls are already bound. The only question is whether they are strong enough to survive what comes next. A long-form LitRPG progression saga about synchronized growth, dungeon corruption, past-life echoes, and a bond that refuses to break.

In a desperate attempt to stop an impending global calamity caused by the Demon King, the Academy initiates a Hero Summoning. Althea Celestine Arwen, granddaughter of the Great Sage, is one of the students chosen to lead the ritual. But something goes wrong. The summoning fractures, pulling Malrik—a Demon King from another world—into their reality instead. Malrik has no intention of playing the hero, and Althea has no idea how to lead one. Yet as chaos closes in, this unexpected “interference” may be the very thing the world needs. ————— How long the update takes depends on how long I daydream in class. City Boy! City Boy!!!

Magic can be used to create or destroy life. This isn't a story where it's used for creation... After the death of their parents, Eraq and Anra are forced to leave their homes and wander a foreign land filled with magic due to the political tensions between the countries Azraba and Keyminea. They also seek revenge on the man who killed their parents.

When Kai Voss wakes up in the body of a broke, mana-less noble heir with a crumbling fortress and forty-three old soldiers, he should be finished before he starts. He isn’t. Because while everyone in Valdris measures power in mana grades and magic output, Kai is measuring something else entirely — supply lines, terrain, and the exact moment an overconfident lord with five hundred men makes his first mistake. He can’t cast a spell. He can’t swing a sword. What he has is a System nobody else can see, and fifteen years of military history that this world has never encountered. Lord Harken has five hundred soldiers and thinks Ashfield is already his. He has six days to find out how wrong he is.

Rias wakes up in pain—only to realize he is no longer in his own world. He has transmigrated into The Ascension of the Third Born, the very novel he once wrote. Worse, he is not the hero, the villain, or even a rival worthy of attention. He is Rias von Leonhart: the duke’s illegitimate son, a fragile noble with low mana, no talent, and a fate so insignificant that his death barely earned a paragraph in the original story. Surrounded by prodigies within the fearsome Leonhart family, Rias is the weakest piece on the board. His siblings are monsters of sword and magic, his father is a legendary duke, and noble society has already decided his worth—or lack of it. In a world where strength defines survival, Rias possesses none of it. Except knowledge. He knows the future. He knows the wars, the betrayals, and the rise of the empire’s third prince—the true protagonist whose ascent will crush countless lives along the way. Rias also knows one crucial truth: chasing power head-on will only get him erased by the story itself. So he chooses a different path. Abandoning reckless ambition, Rias resolves to survive through foresight, restraint, and positioning. He will become useful without becoming threatening, present without standing in the spotlight. As the academy draws near and the plot begins to move, Rias must navigate deadly politics, monstrous talents, and a narrative that was never meant to spare him. This is not the tale of a chosen hero. It is the story of a forgotten side-character who knows the script—and intends to outlive it. So tell me— Are you ready to step into the abyss with the weakest piece on the board? [Note: This novel doesn’t have a golden finger or any kind of cheat system like my first work. The protagonist doesn’t get power handed to him—he has to grind for it, struggle through failures, and earn every bit of strength the hard way.]

Alden transmigrates into a fantasy world— straight into the weakest body at the deadliest magic academy. No mana. No skills. A broken bloodline. And a system that labels him as an Unidentified Variable. As powerful figures take interest in his existence and something ancient stirs within his soul, Alden realizes the truth: He was never meant to exist in this world. And that makes him dangerous.

Losa brings his self-developed card-drawing mobile game to a world of swords and magic in the Middle Ages, where he becomes a member of the Habsburg Family. After becoming a knight, he finds that he could obtain his squires through drawing cards. "You have activated the title system, obtaining the chief squire: Prajna (6-star squire)"

Noosphere. This is the name of a square-shaped robot assistant created by a young science enthusiast. That's right, that's my identity, I'm just a simple robot. It was a knowledge I immediately grasped when he activated me in his makeshift lab, from a room that might have once been a unused bedroom. I was programmed with some of his own modules that he thought were more useful than 'factory-made junk', he said. "Just call me Master, that's more convenient." Thus I began living with him in this all too quiet Neoclassical mansion, but it seems my Master's real life is not as peaceful as I thought. What mystery is he hiding?

Life. People say it has meaning. Purpose. Some grand reason you’re supposed to figure out before it’s over. Honestly? I think that’s bullshit. Some people are born strong. Some are born lucky. And some of us are born just… there. Not special enough to matter. Not useless enough to disappear. I tried. I really did. School. Family. Dreams. Didn’t work out. So I ran. From expectations. From people. From myself. And somehow, I ended up here. Inside a game I used to play. The Hero Chronicles. Famous for being unfair. Famous for being impossible. And now I’m part of it. Not as the chosen hero. Not as someone important. Just Leo von Celestial. The human empire’s failure. And the worst part? I’ve got two months until the Path Awakening. The same trial that killed the original Leo in the game. Now it’s my turn.

Michael was your typical scientist,who loves science, history, legends, light novel,and etc, until one day he was killed by an explosion at the lab he worked at. with him now in a world that he should have known but hasn't realised yet,but with the power of his knowledge, he'll survive and prosper. please understand English is not my first language,so any grammar mistakes will appear.

The kingdoms were ruled by three great houses, each wielding power unmatched. House Draven, led by Patriarch Seraphiel Dravenir, commanded magic. House Valeren held the spellblades and war. House Kaishen mastered body and spirit. Lesser families orbited them, vying for favor. Within Draven, the Five Lineages competed endlessly. The Ascension Rite, judged by the White Dragon Kaira, decided the Patriarch. The Dravenir First Family bore the weight of expectations. The Dravenir blood carried the talent and strength. Until Vlad Dravenir the youngest son was born They all wondered what kind of joke fate was playing… …by giving such a kind child the blood of Dravenir.

Transmigrated into the world of Coiling Dragon, Locke arrived just as the First Faith War was beginning. With an affinity only for the Water element, he had no choice but to focus primarily on survival. Starting with the most basic spell, Water Mist Technique, he gradually unraveled the profound mysteries of the Law of Illusionary fog, setting himself on a path dominated by illusion magic.

Roronoa Zoro was supposed to regroup with his crew in Wano. He saw a strange mist, took a turn, and... got lost. Again. ​This time, he didn't end up in a different town, but in a different world entirely. A world where people are born with "Quirks," and being a Hero is a job. ​No Haki? No Devil Fruits? Just a society obsessed with regulations and flashy powers. Zoro doesn't care about their laws or their rankings. He just wants to find a way back to his captain—and maybe find a decent bottle of sake along the way. ​But when the League of Villains decides to attack, they’ll learn a harsh lesson: Even without a Quirk, the King of Hell is not to be trifled with.

Park Hakyun is no longer the powerless prince the world once mocked. Now known as Veyron, his growth has crossed a line—one even the gods seem unwilling to name. At the Academy, eyes linger longer than they should. In noble councils, his name is spoken with careful pauses. Across borders, forces begin to adjust their strategies—not in fear, but in preparation. Because anomalies do not need to declare themselves. They are felt. As political games quietly unfold and alliances are shaped behind smiles, Veyron is forced to navigate a world where power is no longer tested through battle alone. Every step forward tightens an invisible noose. And when he finally releases his Domain Mana, something long sealed begins to fracture. Not memories of this world— but fragments of a past that was never meant to return. A familiar intellect. A presence that feels impossibly close. A connection that cannot be explained by fate alone. While Veyron struggles to understand what he has lost—and why it hurts—the empire watches from afar. Patient. Calculating. Some bonds are reborn by chance. Others are taken by force. And when the world’s highest throne makes its move, the game will no longer be confined to the Academy. This is not the rise of a hero. It is the moment the world decides whether Veyron is a king… or a threat that must be controlled.

Reincarnated into that very Novel he was thrashing at. Died a pathetic death but, gained a dreamy life. Born as the Crown Prince in a world of magic and aura, he expected hardship, conflict, and chaos. Instead, he stepped into order and peace. But he didn't want to live an idle life, so went onto make his own crazy adventures. The romance novel he once read, now unfolds far from his existence, irrelevant to his path. From the moment he begins to grow, his genius becomes impossible to ignore— talent so overwhelming that the entire continent comes to revere him. This is not the story for survival. No desperate climb toward greatness. This is the story of a life reborn exactly as it was meant to be. Perfect Reincarnation