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When a private research organization offers struggling high school students a life-changing sum of money to participate in a closed facility project, one hundred and fifty teenagers sign the contract without reading the fine print. The doors seal on the first day and never open again. Trapped inside a vast, labyrinthine research complex with dwindling food, no outside contact, and no clear path to escape, the students quickly realize the project has only one real purpose — to watch what people become when the world stops watching. Every day, the facility demands blood. Every day, the number on the wall counts down. And somewhere among the one hundred and fifty — three of them were never just students. Null Project is the story of what survives when everything else is taken away.

People might think this is just another story revolving around power systems and mafia romance drama — something predictable, something familiar. But this story is far more shocking than that. Nothing unfolds the way you expect. Every decision carries hidden consequences, every character hides a deeper truth, and just when you think you understand the direction, the narrative twists beyond imagination. In this world, nothing is certain — and no one can truly predict what is happening or what will happen next. _________________

I’d been reading a Webnovel called The Dance of Power. It wasn’t a blockbuster hit, but it had a devoted fanbase — and the worldbuilding was interesting enough to keep me hooked. Flawed, sure, but filled with potential. Its biggest draw was its gimmick: An interactive system that lets readers submit their own character sheets to be added to the story. Naturally, I made one. Naturally… it got rejected. “Not unique enough.” “Doesn’t fit the plot.” “Try again next event.” I shrugged it off. It was just a character, after all. At least, until I opened my eyes — and found myself inside the world of The Dance of Power, inhabiting the very same character the author had turned down. A character who wasn’t meant to exist. A character with no place in the story. A flaw in the narrative. And in a universe built on power, politics, and brutal hierarchy… Being a mistake is the most dangerous thing you can be.

In the Rose Kingdom, every child is blessed by different Mothers at birth. Mother Nature grants dreams of growth — flames that roar, vines that bind, copper that strikes like lightning, lava that reshapes the earth. Mother of Wind bestows hope and freedom — speed beyond sight, storms of ice, wings that carry you to the sky. And then there is Vista… the shadow no one speaks of. Maxwell Thorne was born with nothing. No gift. No mark. No power. Just a loud mouth, unbreakable grit, and a dream bigger than the kingdom itself: to become one of the legendary Heavenly Star Generals, the twelve strongest protectors who stand above all. Mocked as “Blank,” abandoned by society, betrayed by the one person he trusted most, Max refuses to break. When death should have ended him, something awakens instead — a mysterious power no one has ever seen. The gift of Vista the mother of despair . Gifts falter and fade in his presence.

Nico, a 27-year-old unemployed writer, decided to take part in a famous world-wide writing contest with the winning prize being unknown. Having nothing much left to lose, he decided to partake in the contest by uploading his ongoing 10 year novel. Less than a week later, he got an updated saying he had won! However, something is wrong. He woke up in the first scene of his novel, where everyone was set to die, and the worst part? He isn't the protagonist.

He didn’t wake to the sound of birdsong or the warmth of a hearth — he woke choking on blood in the snow. Once, he was an ordinary man in another world. A small apartment. Long nights. Quiet, uneventful life. Now, in the frozen wilderness of Skyrim, he stands over torn corpses with fur on his arms, claws in place of nails, and the taste of human flesh on his tongue. Cursed with lycanthropy from the moment of his rebirth, he’s neither Dragonborn nor destined hero — just prey and predator caught in the same skin. The Imperial Legion wants his head. The Silver Hand would see him butchered. The Companions would bind him to their cause, and the Daedric Lord Hircine watches with patient amusement. The beast inside him hungers for blood. The man he once was clings to scraps of humanity. Each kill, each transformation, tips the balance further toward one fate — either the rise of a monster-king feared across Tamriel, or the fall of another nameless soul lost to the Hunt. But every choice has a cost, and every hunt leaves a trail of blood. UPLOAD SCHEDULE: SUN/TUES/THURS

"​I once watched a movie where the villain's grand design was to snip the human population in half. "How shallow," I'd muttered as the credits rolled. But seconds bled into moments, trickling away like sand through a desperate grip. As the days piled up, bringing experiences that chipped away at my naivety, the morning mist finally began to lift. I started to realize there was a grain of truth in that villain's philosophy." This is a story when a young man begins to feel something he himself despises. And that feeling is love. At first, he finds it annoying. What is love even for? Is it merely to console humans? Yet he must admit it: He, that young man, likes a girl in his class. What will he do? Should he betray his own ideals to follow his heart?

In a city where even thieves steal from thieves, loyalty is nothing but a word. Ember lives by instinct. Robin lives by rules. When their paths collide over a stolen secret, neither of them knows who is hunting whom. She lies with a smile. He hides behind questions. But the closer they work together, the more dangerous one question becomes: “I trust you?” And in this city… hesitation can get you killed.

"I didn't just survive the slaughter. I studied it ." ###The Hook Ten years ago, the Mist-Veil Massacre reduced Li Wei’s world to a handful of grey ash. To the Empire, he was a survivor. To the Heavens, he was a biological resource. But to his savior, the legendary Butcher-Surgeon Mo Ran, he was something far more precious: The Perfect Specimen. ### [The Great Betrayal: The 3,000 Debt] After a decade of surgical training in the frozen Void, Li Wei descends to claim the lives of the 3,000 people responsible for his sister’s death. But upon reaching the Imperial Throne, he discovers a horrifying truth—the Emperor is but a hollow husk, and his entire planet is nothing more than a 'Laboratory' for the Higher Realms. His Master, Mo Ran, didn't train him for revenge; he cultivated him to be the 'Universal Scalpel' that would harvest the multiverse itself. ### [The Epic Scale: 300 Worlds and Beyond] Li Wei’s journey is divided into the 'Four Stages of Dissection': 1. **The Planetary Purge (Chapters 1-200):** Li Wei systematically dismantles the corrupt biology of his home planet, realizing that every 'God' he kills is just a data point for his Master. 2. **The Celestial Migration (Chapters 201-600):** Armed with his 'Void Heart', Li Wei ascends to the Higher Realms. He must navigate 300 unique 'Planetary Bodies,' each with its own twisted evolution—from worlds made of living jade to civilizations built inside the ribcages of dead titans. 3. **The Sovereign’s Rebellion:** As he cleanses these 300 worlds, Li Wei begins to reprogram the 'Celestial Silk' in his own nerves, turning from a puppet into the ultimate Puppet-Master. 4. **The Universal Autopsy (Chapters 601-1000+):** The final realization—the entire Multiverse is a single, diseased biological organism. The 'Heavenly Dao' is its nervous system, and the Stars are its pulsing cells. Li Wei will perform the final surgery: Cutting out the rot of the old Universe to give birth to a new existence. ### [What to Expect] * **Clinical Intelligence:** A protagonist who treats cultivation like a surgery. No arrogance, no wasted movements—only the most efficient way to induce systemic failure in his enemies. * **Anatomical Combat:** Unique power system involving 'Nerve Mapping', 'Vascular Ligation', and 'Spatial Dissection'. * **A Journey of 1,000+ Chapters:** A slow-burn, gritty progression that evolves from local revenge to a battle for the soul of the Multiverse. "The Multiverse is a diseased body. And I? I am the Surgeon who will cut out its rot to create something new."

Alyosha died once. He wakes in a new world where strength is currency, guilds command nations, and the powerful write history. Here, rank determines worth, and survival belongs to those who can seize it. He is reborn with no grand prophecy, no legendary bloodline. Only a System. A silent, unseen presence that measures his growth, sharpens his abilities, and evolves with him. No one else can see it. No one else understands it. And as Alyosha begins to rise in a world that worships visible power, his progress follows a path no one can predict. He is not a hero chosen by the gods. Not a flaw in reality. Not a mistake. He was chosen long before he understood it. His death was not an end, but a turning point. His rebirth was not chance, but design. And the System is not an accident—it is a path laid out for him alone. In a world where strength rules all, Alyosha will climb—not blindly, not randomly, but toward something waiting at the peak. Because his second life was never about survival. It was about ascension.

The journey of Kuro and Zen trying to stop six fragments from causing chaos across the world, facing dangerous situations, occasional light humor. Each fragment they stop making them stronger and stronger until they can return home…

Rana appears to be an ordinary college student — confident, sharp-tongued, and feared by many, yet misunderstood by most. Beneath his arrogance lies a restless mind and an untapped potential neither he nor the world recognizes. His life follows a familiar rhythm of classrooms, conflicts, and quiet family tensions — until a seemingly harmless part-time job alters everything. A mysterious encounter within a restricted section of a warehouse pulls Rana into an unimaginable reality. What begins as confusion quickly transforms into revelation: Rana is not merely human. He is part of a hidden design, chosen and engineered by an alien intelligence for a purpose far greater than he can comprehend. As truths unfold, Rana discovers that his existence is tied to an impending catastrophe threatening human civilization. Haunted by fragmented memories and burdened by a past he cannot recall, he must confront a disturbing possibility — that his own forgotten mistake may have triggered the very destruction he was meant to prevent. Caught between manipulation and destiny, Rana faces a battle where trust is uncertain, reality is unstable, and survival demands more than strength. It demands understanding who — or what — he truly is

Raky, a man who lived a life of isolation and unfulfilled promises, unexpectedly wakes up in the body of a five-year-old girl named Rany. Reincarnated into the vibrant and dangerous world of magic, he finds himself adopted by the Silver Pack—a warm, loving family of werewolves living on the edge of the kingdom. But Rany is no ordinary child. Carrying the memories of an adult and the mysterious Golden Core from her past, she possesses a power that defies the laws of nature. By fusing the ancient internal arts of Murim (Qi) with the analytical logic of Western Magic (Mana), Rany discovers she can do the impossible: from "scanning" DNA to mimic other racial forms, to unleashing devastating techniques like the Heaven’s Palm. While Rany only desires a "chill" and happy life with her new parents and sister, the world has other plans. As she accidentally becomes the "Boss" of the village children and slays beasts that veteran warriors fear, her existence begins to ripple across the continent. From the secretive halls of the Mage Association to the high-stakes politics of the Royal Palace, everyone wants a piece of the child who can bridge the gap between human and demi-human. Join Rany on an epic journey as she balances the hilarious struggles of a grown man trapped in a cute toddler's body with a grand mission to protect her sanctuary. Will she find the happiness she was once promised, or will her power burn everything she touches?

Arin was never unlucky—until he realized that surviving a normal day was his greatest fortune. Cursed with the worst luck in the entire multiverse, disasters followed Arin from the moment he was born. Collapsing schools, ruined companies, and shattered hopes became routine—yet he endured with logic, gratitude, and an unbreakable will. When a single bolt of lightning strikes him on a clear day, Arin’s life ends… only to begin again in the realm of gods. Due to a cosmic error, his soul arrives in heaven at the exact moment a divine seal closes, trapping him where no mortal was ever meant to exist. Unable to erase their mistake, the gods sentence Arin to an impossible fate: one year under the care of the Goddess of Time herself. Cold, absolute, and terrifying beyond comprehension, she has no desire to shelter a human—especially one whose very existence disrupts fate. With no power, no blessings, and luck that defies the universe itself, Arin must survive one year in a realm where even gods tread carefully… Because when eternity is watching, even one year can change everything.

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.

In a world where WWIII never ended and "heroes" traffic NovaBreeds for profit, the Renegades' leader gets his hands dirty. 2079: Nukes vanished in '83. Humanity blamed superpowered NovaBreeds—people born with extraordinary abilities—then enslaved them. Governments buy kids as weapons. Corporate heroes pose for cameras while the Big Boys orchestrate the largest auction yet: hundreds of lives sold to the highest bidder. Enter Lucius D. King: rogue NovaBreed master of hydro-manipulation, fresh off dominating the Big Boys' underground tournament—the very traffickers he's vowed to destroy. Now leading the Renegades from the shadows, he launches his infiltration: tear them apart from within, auction first. But lines blur. Heroes hunt him. Traitors lurk. Saving innocents demands killing "untouchables"—becoming the monster everyone fears. The heroes say killing is always wrong. Lucius disagrees. Evil exists that cannot be reformed, only eliminated. Mercy has limits. Justice demands consequences. The villains say only power matters. Lucius disagrees. Power without purpose is just destruction. Strength without conviction is meaningless chaos. The system says anyone outside the law is a criminal. Lucius disagrees. When the law serves corruption, when justice is bought and sold, when the innocent suffer while the powerful profit—then the law itself becomes the crime. There's a space between these absolutes. A gray area where the desperate operate. Where people do what's necessary while everyone else debates philosophy. Where hard choices get made, and the burden falls on those willing to carry it. Because sometimes, the world doesn't need saving. It needs someone willing to burn down the parts that are rotten. Updates: Wednesday and Saturday

One minute I was playing Hogwarts Legacy, the next I was staring at a very tiny, very annoying Harry Potter. I had been transferred into the body of the infamous, overweight, and blissfully non-magical Dudley Dursley. It was a terrible situation... until I realized my Hogwarts Legacy Game System came with me. Spells? Check. Gear? Check. The ability to gain rewards by proving superiority? Double Check. Suddenly, being the Boy Who Lived cousin isn't a sentence, it's an opportunity to feel a new world. While the rest of the world worries about Voldemort, I'm focused on power-leveling, getting a reward, mocking voldemort and finally the most beautiful woman in the world. Harem? Please vote who should marry Dudley. Update: Monday, Wednesday and Friday Important Note: This is rewriting fanfiction from my original fiction novel, I did this because the old fiction has so many loophole.

The Cat Between Us Xu Jin, a reckless second-generation young master, runs away from his wealthy family in a burst of stubborn rebellion. Determined to prove he can live independently, he buys an apartment, armed with nothing but confidence, a skateboard, and absolutely zero life skills. Meanwhile, Liang Chen, a gentle literature professor, lives quietly next door with his lively grandmother. Their home is calm, tidy, filled with tea fragrance and old books — the opposite of Xu Jin’s chaotic new life. Their paths collide in a pet shop when both try to buy the same white male kitten. A ridiculous bidding war ends with Xu Jin winning the cat, much to Liang Chen’s frustration. Neither realizes they will soon be neighbors — until moving day brings the shocking discovery that they live separated by only one wall. Xu Jin names the kitten Yunhu, and immediately learns that independence is far harder than imagined. He can’t cook, can’t clean properly, and now has a mischievous cat destroying his apartment. Next door, Liang Chen is endlessly annoyed by mysterious crashes, meows, and the unstoppable chaos leaking through the wall — yet secretly, he finds himself wanting to meet the kitten he cannot touch. As days pass, Xu Jin’s unhealthy eating and exhaustion catch up to him. One night, he collapses near his open doorway, too weak to seek help. Yunhu escapes to the corridor and scratches at Liang Chen’s door, leading the professor to discover the half-conscious Xu Jin on the floor. With his grandmother’s help, Liang Chen rushes the taller, delirious young master to the hospital in the middle of the night. Bound together by a white cat, thin walls, and an unexpected emergency, two very different lives begin to intertwine — setting the stage for slow healing, reluctant companionship, and a relationship neither of them saw coming