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Oh, look who’s back. Did you really think ‘The End’ meant the end? ​Admit it, you missed us. Or maybe you just enjoy watching Ragia suffer. Either way, welcome to the Encore. ​It’s been a year, and things have gone from bad to ‘conceptually absurd’. The Reagalus system is lying through its teeth, the Krall are still a nuisance, and Ragia... well… he’s as cranky as ever. Especially since he’s still carrying The Pen around like a loaded gun in a crowded room, waiting for the universe to force his hand. ​We are hunting for a ghost of the past. A descendant of M’awoto, and I, your Narrator, will be here to document every sarcastic remark, every plot hole, every nonsensical plot, and every moment the universe decides to break its own rules. ​Sit down and get comfortable. The show isn’t over until the fat lady sings… nope… until Ragia decides to rewrite the script. Yeah… Welcome to The Chaotic Fanfare Encore!

The year is 3277 A.D. The universe is still weird, the aliens are still hungry, and the savior of humanity is still trying to figure out why his life reads like a fever dream. Two years have passed since the madness of the original Chaotic Fanfare. Ragia Quarso, Captain of the Xeca, Inquor, and the galaxy's most reluctant hero is back. But… Things have changed. Gone are the days when the fate of the world relied solely on awkward bedroom gymnastics. The Explorer 7 squad has leveled up. Armed with the new GX-778-C serum, Ragia and his elite team of superhuman women are stronger, faster, and ready to protect the universe without needing a "Felt" session every five minutes. ​Well, mostly. As the Xeca patrols the void, protecting humanity from the relentless Krall invasion, the stakes have shifted from simple survival to a high-octane conspiracy. While Ragia battles Vipers and Centaurs in his terrifyingly beautiful Queen Form, the team’s resident genius, Prof, uncovers a data trail that shouldn't exist. The genetic anomalies of the Krall, the secrets of the Inquors, and the corrupted history of the war all point to one impossible destination: The Reagalus High Council on Mars. Prepare for a high-stakes, Romantic Comedy Space Opera! Welcome back to the chaos. Welcome to the Revised edition. Note: Reading the first book isn't necessary to follow the plots.

Born from a multitude of dying stars that once consumed the blackness of space, it was born formed to outlive and crush entire galaxy and everything will die by his hands its is his main purpose in the vast endless void of space, The story follows Magnus or Omega as he navigates a deadly, evolving rift while confronting the complexities of love, choice, and self-discovery. Amid relentless attacks and life-threatening challenges, Magnus’ journey is not just about survival, it is about understanding himself through Alexa, the person who inspires both his protection and devotion. True love, the story shows, is inseparable from understanding: recognizing another’s worth, respecting their agency, and acting decisively without imposing. As the rift tests every skill, strategy, and moral choice, Magnus learns that his actions, decisions, and sacrifices are ultimately a reflection of his own fundamental purpose, the personal truth that defines who he is and why he chooses to love, protect, and intertwine his path with hers.

Lewin Sommer, a ordinary mine worker living on a mining planet at the edge of a vast, expanding universe. He works, earns his credits, and survives—nothing more. Above his world hangs a moon people call beautiful. Lewin doesn’t understand why. One night, a single choice fractures his routine and awakens something buried deep inside him. What begins as survival turns into discovery, and discovery into desire. As his name starts to circulate in places it shouldn’t, Lewin is forced to leave the life he knows and step into a universe ruled by megacorporations, mercenaries, and relics left behind by extinct civilizations. Between warships and merchant fleets, battle suits and artifacts powerful enough to shape empires, Lewin learns that power is never given—it is taken. With every step forward, the boy raised in warmth drifts further from the man he is becoming. In a universe without moral certainty, Is the Moon Lovely? is the story of how an ordinary life gives birth to something far more dangerous—and far more honest.

"Don't come back! Don't return!" That was the last message Tom received from Earth before the signal died. Stranded 15 billion kilometers from the sun, he has enough supplies to survive alone for fifteen years. But Tom doesn't want to die alone. He wants to conquer. Desperate, Tom activates the ship’s biological livestock tank. He doesn't breed cattle; he clones himself. When the clone opens its eyes, Tom realizes he hasn't just created a helper, He has unlocked a Hive Mind. One consciousness. Multiple bodies. Parallel processing. More clone, more processing power But power has a price. With twelve clones now awake, his fifteen-year food supply has shrunk to a death sentence: One year. Forced into a corner, Tom must lead his clone army to the frozen, airless surface of Loshen Star. Armed only with 19th-century steam technology and sheer grit, he must ignite the fires of industry in absolute zero. He is no longer just an astronaut. He is the Swarm. And he will turn this dead planet into a civilization of one.

Chen Ming has just transmigrated and awoken from an abandoned mining space station. With only a damaged civilian mining spaceship in his possession, he knows that his top priority is to find a way to survive. As a string of text pops up in his mind, he knows that this time, luck is on his side. [22mm Machine Gun] [Type: Small Kinetic Energy Weapon] [Ammo Load: 231/1000] [Durability: 54%] [Available Actions: Replace/Repair]

Murdered by my own aunt, I returned to ten years prior, with just two months left before the apocalypse. Jing Shu began to build her fortress, raise some nearly extinct chickens, ducks, and fish, plant some vegetables that wouldn't exist after the apocalypse, stock up on some tasty snacks, and incidentally re-educate her complacent parents to make them see the true face of their enemies. Life must be lived with style. As for my enemies, I take pleasure in seeing you salivate over my steak, in watching the enraptured look on your face as you smell the barbecue - such a lovely sight.

Reborn into her younger years, she's determined to rewrite her fate. This time, she'll earn her own fortune, buy that dream villa, outsmart every scheming character, and never hesitate to protect herself—even if it means hardening her heart. Her (blinking in disbelief): "Wait… does this mean I'm now on the same level as a rich tycoon?" Him (smirking): "Not quite. You're already standing on the tycoon's foot."

A year since he was discharged from the army, Ark Rakez isn't acclimating to normal life as well as he hopes to when he runs into Theo, an old comrade, who makes Ark an offer to join him in the mercenary business. Journey with Ark and Theo in this adventure where sci-fi collides with fantasy with spaceships and elves and laser guns and elves and magic and maybe even elves! Contains: violence, swearing, a bit of gore

What does power do to a person? What happens if godlike power is given to a normal person to fulfil a 'God's' will? In this psychological Sci-Fi mystery, a god has infiltrated the lives of regular people like you and I, granting them powers beyond our wildest imagination, changing the way they see the world. What is this god's intentions? Do they have a plan in store for us? Or are they a being far more nefarious than we could ever know? The answer can only be found by investigating the source of this mysterious power.

The galaxy was not ruled by gods. Until the empire decided it needed one. Cornelius 'Orn' Reese, the youngest admiral in Aegean history, was never meant to live long. As the son of the Grand Imperator, his life was a political resource—spent the moment it became convenient. That moment came when he was married to the Grand Princess of the Aegean Empire, elder twin to the Emperor, a living oracle whose psionic Far Sight allows her to glimpse the patterns of the future. She is revered as a holy figure. She is rumored to be cursed. And she has outlived twenty-six husbands. Orn was meant to be the twenty-seventh. When assassination comes—and fails—the empire scrambles to contain the fallout. To preserve stability, the Grand Princess and the Empress Dowager rewrite the truth: Orn did not survive by chance. He survived because he was chosen. A divine son who endured unseen enemies through overwhelming psionic will. The lie takes root. The people believe. Bound by propaganda, trapped in a marriage designed to kill him, and forced to take a rival from his academy days as a concubine to secure his father’s legacy, Orn is promoted rather than buried. Given command of a single frigate, he is sent to the Stellaris Cluster—a relic-choked frontier where empires test their young and discard their failures. There, Orn builds his force from pariahs, survivors, and political refuse. As ancient powers awaken and war intensifies, the myth surrounding him begins to grow faster than the empire can control. The throne was never meant for him. But the stars are already kneeling.

Before you stands the Emperor. Master of Mankind, Joint Ruler of Holy Terra and Mars, Heavenly Father, Caesar, Emperor, Augustus, Conqueror of the Stars, Bane of Xenos, Immortal Wisdom, Curse of Malevolent Gods, Watcher on the Golden Throne... And most importantly: Humanity's Eternal God, Indestructible Faith, Creator of the Greatest Suffering, Bearer of the Greatest Suffering. His legions are falling, his empire is dying, and all his most sacred, primal dreams are turning into the very ignorance and atrocities that will kill him. He is weeping. He is screaming. He is helpless, witnessing endless malice amidst infinite suffering. And I? I am the one who ended His suffering. (Female Primarch, original Legion, no devotion to Chaos. The author will try their best to maintain lore accuracy, "grimdark" flavor, and daily updates. The beginning might be a bit difficult to read, so feel free to read a few chapters to see if you can adapt.) Important Note : For the continuity of this story consider to Support us on Pãtreon/Flokixy to access advance Chapters and To Support The Daily Update

Qiao zhiqing opened her eyes to find a handsome man lying in bed. Why not indulge? she thought as she seduced him, only to discover the next day that she transmigrated into a 1970s novel. The mistreated sibling: The cosmopolitan male lead. The hypocritical man: The pretentious bastard. That two-faced wench: Leave me alone now. Plus, the financially burdened in-laws-always eager to get closer once they saw her thriving -Qiao zhiqing responded by slapping shut the door: Stay out! Thanks! As she turned away, the man pinned her against the wall: Sweetheart, closing the door so early isn't appropriate. Uh, wait, I said no-not like that-to you! Please support the book ...and your comments and suggestions are highly recommend. Follow me; Discord:https://discord.gg/ZbwVn6sc Instagram:______.riah

In a world governed by magic and ancient lineages, power is inherited through blood and bound to the stars. At the heart of the continent stands the Academy of Vanya, an elite institution where the heirs of the Eleven Temples are trained—future Guardians, wielders of unique and terrifying powers that transcend ordinary magic. Each Guardian embodies a celestial force, and together, they are believed to be the pillars maintaining the balance of the world. Among the new first-year students arrives a boy who should not belong. Blind, wearing bandages over his eyes, and hailing from the long-disgraced Black Temple, he possesses no remarkable magical talent. His mana is average. His spells are basic. Only his mastery of the sword stands out—and even that raises more questions than answers. Yet despite his apparent weakness, something about him unsettles both students and teachers alike. As rivalries ignite, secrets buried within the Academy begin to surface. The harmony between the Temples slowly fractures, and whispers of a forgotten power spread through the halls. In the shadows, a figure tied to the stars themselves moves quietly, pulling threads of chaos unseen. What if the Guardians are not protectors—but seals? What if blindness is not a curse—but a way to see the truth?

When Prescott and the Scotts find themselves across the galaxy in uncharted space, all hell seems to break loose. Regardless of their struggles, losses, triumphs, and/or successes it would seem the universe is constant on the verge of unraveling, no matter who tries to save it... [Based on my original, trademarked, comic series running from 2012-2019 consecutively]

When a shy boy from a quiet forest town saves a mysterious girl who falls from the sky in a block of ice, his whole world changes. Nibi isn’t human — she glows, learns emotions from scratch, and hides a cosmic power that can reshape Earth when she feels hurt. Now Erich must understand her… and maybe become the first person she ever truly trusts. A soft sci-fi fairy tale about a lonely boy, a star-born girl, and the bond that can save — or destroy — their world.

Jack Castellan is a surveyor with impossible luck and a shadow that sometimes disagrees with him. When he stumbles upon an ancient test on the nightmare world of DarkFall, he discovers why humanity's been quarantined for fifty years: their stories can rewrite reality itself. In a universe where physics is more suggestion than law, Jack maps the impossible. Planets that exist only on Tuesdays. Stars that sing civilizations into being. Expanding voids that eat the concept of distance. As a Stellar Ranger, he's the first to face what shouldn't exist—and file reports that make sense of madness. But Jack's survival at DarkFall caught the attention of forces beyond comprehension. The Hollow Gods—reality's first predators—are evolving from devourers into something worse: authors. The universe itself is still being written, and everyone's fighting for the pen. Time Weavers exist across all moments at once. Digital consciousnesses optimize organic "inefficiency" out of existence. Pattern Eaters consume causality itself, making things never have been. Aided by ARIA, his sarcastic AI companion, Jack navigates between species that shouldn't exist, in territories that defy mapping, solving mysteries that rewrite themselves. Each impossible world hides a test. Each answer reveals ten new questions. And in the expanding dark beyond known space, something watches—waiting to see if humanity will write wonders or horrors with their gift of living stories. The universe is bigger than anyone knows, growing faster than anyone can explore, and Jack Castellan has the worst job in existence: making maps of places that refuse to stay still. Welcome to the impossible. Try not to imagine anything too specific—it might become real.

Death Guarantor. The name given to the super weapon capable of erasing whole planets, and— less coincidentally— the name given to this human rights nightmare of a tournament run by the planetary coalition.  Forty planets all forced to compete, each allowed to allocate four Mech pilots to fight for them. Once all four pilots die, their planet meets the same fate. The fighting ends when only five planets remain. Riko Rexton wasn’t chosen to represent a planet. He was sentenced. A convicted pirate with only ten days left to live. Riko was chained to mech and told to fight for a world that isn’t his.

In the year 3000, humanity survives through technology, discipline, and the constant pressure of war. Lin Chen was an ordinary teenager with no plans for the future, until a long-simmering conflict between nations erupts again with terrifying new weapons. Cities fall, borders collapse, and in a single campaign, he loses both his father and his elder brother on the battlefield. When the military opens emergency recruitment for families of fallen soldiers, Lin Chen enlists not for honor, but for revenge. Training pushes the human body to its limits. Modern warfare demands more than courage, and hidden research programs begin testing radical methods to enhance soldiers through advanced physics, biological modification, and experimental energy systems. As battlefields expand beyond Earth and into space, Lin Chen is forced into a brutal evolution where survival depends on how much power a human body can control without breaking. From shattered cities to distant star systems, his path is forged through war, and it will not stop at planets.

The year is 2137. The Third World War is over, but the silence is louder than the bombs. Joseph, a weary veteran of the British Army turned Secret Police investigator, wants nothing more than a quiet life in the Solar System Federation. But peace is a lie. When a cryptic mission regarding "Plasma Crystals" and the elusive "Seventh Base" lands on his desk, Joseph is dragged back into the crosshairs. Partnered with an eager rookie and haunted by the shadows of the "Tomorrow Party"—remnants of a Nazi regime thought long dead—Joseph realizes his team is being hunted. From the neon-lit spaceports of New York to the ruins of Germany, a pair of hawk-like eyes watches from the darkness, waiting for the perfect moment to detonate. Trust no one. The war didn't end; it just changed shape.