HUNTED BY VOID AND SAINTS

When Eren wakes inside a broken stasis pod, the world around him is already dead. No people. No safe place. Only ruins, strange monsters, and a mysterious system called the Last Archive. It chooses him as its candidate and gives him one mission: survive, recover lost fragments, and uncover the truth buried deep under the dead world. But the deeper Eren goes, the more the Archive seems to know him. A forgotten past, a hidden name, and a signal from below begin to wake something ancient and dangerous. The sky hides a secret. The lower core hides a warning. And something in the dark has already learned his name. To survive, Eren must choose who he really is: the boy the Archive remembers, or the man he chooses to become. In a dead world where memory is power, the last signal may be humanity’s only hope.

Bathed in the blood of his true relatives, Lucien Valemont-No, Lucian Crownwald felt like the biggest and most ridiculous fool in Blue Sphere. He treated the enemy as precious treasures, and fell into their machinations. The enemy that kidnapped him, built him into a useful tool, and milked all of his worth to take down the Crownwalds by using their own bloodline. Endless regret was followed by endless despair at realizing he didn’t even have the chance to take revenge. As the only descendant left of the Crownwald, he became an eyesore to the Valemont, and the night after discovering the truth, his apartment burst up in raging flames. But, maybe he died with too much hate, regret and sorrow that a higher being decided to intervene, and gave him a glimmer of hope. A mechanical voice rang clearly in his dissipating consciousness. “Bzzt…Bzzt…The Returnee System is online.”

The year was 2030 when dungeons descended and wreaked havoc across the world. Fortunately, along with the descent of the dungeons was the awakening of various people obtaining superpowers, allowing the world to barely defend against the worldwide threat. Five years later, Desther, a young man that only wants to watch anime and read online novels, awakened the SSS-Grade Talent, Ultimate Thief, allowing him to steal a target’s attribute in battle and making it his own. However, along with the overpowered talent, was an announcement he wished he never got. [You obtained the title, [Chosen One]] [Clear the dungeon or Die!]

My name is Nohara Shinnosuke, I'm 5 years old, and I live in an apartment behind the hot springs in Konoha Village. I'm unmarried. My ninja way is: I will never eat green peppers or carrots. My favorite food is chocolate bars. My dream is to become Hokage and then eliminate green peppers.

Victor Malfoy is the elder Malfoy twin, a transmigrator from Earth, and unfortunately… someone who knows the entire Harry Potter plot. This should have made his life easy. It did not. Victor is stuck with a system called “Most Fortunate Person.” A system that proudly does absolutely nothing—except occasionally throw rewards at him. Yet for someone called “Most Fortunate Person,” Victor is spectacularly unlucky—always stumbling into trouble whether he wants to or not. To find out how his journey unfolds, and what’s really wrong with his so-called lucky system, follow the story. (Note: Except for the OC, I own nothing.)

In a world where history is written by the victors, the heavens have decided to reveal the truth. The year is 1522. The Sabaody Archipelago is in a state of high tension as the Supernovas gather, unaware that the Admiral Kizaru is closing in. But before the first bubble pops, the sky itself cracks open. A massive, indestructible golden screen manifests across the globe, visible from the deepest trenches of Fishman Island to the highest peaks of Mary Geoise. The Heavenly Gold List of Legends has arrived. This is not just a ranking; it is a cosmic judgment. It counts down the 50 most powerful beings to ever sail the seas—past, present, and those yet to reach their peak. As the countdown begins, the screen broadcasts "Future Sight" footage: legendary battles that haven't happened yet, secret origins of the Yonko, and the forgotten God Valley and even the truth of the Void Century. Luffy, Zoro, and the Straw Hats and Worst Genarations watch in shock as their future growth. The souls of Gol D. Roger, Rocks D. Xebec, are pulled into a global "Heavenly Chat Room," where they can comment and see their rankings, argue with the living, and influence the world from beyond the grave. With the Whitebeard War looming, the Gold List throws a wrench into the Navy’s plans. How can Akainu execute Ace when the screen just revealed that Garp has regained his prime, and the Pirate King is watching, and even a Young boy became Sun God? As the ranks climb toward the Top 10, the "Gods" of the world begin to tremble. Because at Rank 1, Two name is waiting that will tear the Empty Throne asunder. "I don't care about being a Legend," Luffy laughs. "I just want to be free!" "Then stand still, brat," the voice of Rocks D. Xebec echoes in the chat. "And watch how we changed the world." What to Expect: A meticulous, lore-accurate ranking of the strongest characters in One Piece history. Hilarious and intense interactions between current characters and deceased legends like Roger and Whitebeard. Watch how the timeline changes as characters use their "future knowledge" and System rewards to save loved ones and challenge the World Government earlier than ever. And a ultimate Marineford War. And Rocks will come to take revenge for God Valley.

No one talks about the Black Moon. They say children born beneath its ink-stained light are cosmic errors, mistakes corrected before their seventh winter. At eighteen, I am the error that lived. As the Alpha’s daughter, I should have been royalty. Instead, I am a ghost in my father’s house, treated like rot beneath the floorboards and never touched without heavy gloves. I have no wolf and no future—until the night I am rejected by my fated mate. When my heart breaks, the sky breaks with it. The moon turns black, lightning strikes, and a plague begins to destroy my pack from the inside out. The Priests’ verdict is simple: to save the wolves, the "curse" must be bled dry. Sentenced to death, I steal one final night of freedom in the neon haze of a forbidden club. There, I meet a dangerous stranger with a deal that tastes like sin and salvation. Yes, they called me a mistake. They called me a sacrifice. But when I return for the Bloodline rituals, the Goddess didn’t choose my sister to save the world. She chose me. Now, the Kings of wolves, mages, and vampires are coming for me; they all want a piece of the Black Luna to tip the scales of war. They think they can buy my blood, my presence, or my hand in marriage… They are wrong, because the shadow beneath my skin… is finally hungry. Excerpt: "You're a long way from the attic, little curse," he says, his voice a low, silk-wrapped growl. "I'm a few hours from an altar," I shoot back, my sassy edge finding its footing. "I figured I'd see what the world looks like before I'm bled dry for it." He leans down, his breath warm against my ear. "The Blood-Claw pack is foolish. They think they can solve a plague by killing the only thing the Goddess actually bothered to mark?” "They think I'm a mistake. Who are you to tell them otherwise?" He pulls back just enough to look me in the eye, his silver gaze pinning me in place. "I’m the Prince," he says, the title sounding like a threat. "And that’s enough.” He reaches out, his thumb grazing my jawline, tracing the path where my father’s hand usually leaves a bruise. I should flinch, but the shadow in my blood is purring at his touch. “I have a proposal, Iskera. If you go back alone, you die at dawn,” he whispers, his eyes darkening. "They’ll open your throat to appease a Goddess who isn't even listening. But if you go back as my property? If you wear my ring and carry my name?" He leans closer, his lips inches from mine, his scent of sandalwood and winter air filling my senses. "Not even your father would dare draw his knife against what belongs to me."

On the day she was meant to die, Shannon—a 23-year-old novelist—is pulled into her unfinished story and awakens as Lilian, the King’s long-lost confidantes daughter… moments after her death. Raised by the very man who murdered her parents and erased her memories, Lilian was a pawn in a dangerous political game—until Shannon takes her place and triggers The Vowkeeper, a system that binds power to promises. But the story is far from complete. The princes are at war, the King is marked for death, and the court is filled with enemies hiding behind loyalty. Worse still, Shannon’s real world rival has entered the story as the First Prince, fated to die in the very plot she created. To survive, Shannon must play a deadly game: gain the favor of powerful officials, uncover the truth behind Lilian’s past, outmaneuver the man who raised her, and stop a royal coup before the kingdom falls. Because in a world where vows hold power… breaking one might cost her life.

​"Heroes? Villains? In a frozen world, they’re all just statues." ​Transmigrated into the world of Quirks, Wu An arrives with a power that defies the laws of nature: the legendary Stand, [The World]. ​While the students of U.A. are busy shouting about "Plus Ultra," Wu An is busy mastering the Interval of a God. To him, time isn't a rule—it’s a playground. From crushing Bakugo’s ego to "re-educating" the elite Momo Yaoyorozu, Wu An doesn't follow the path of a Hero. He walks the path of a Sovereign. ​In a world of heroes, a predator has awakened. When time stops, his reign begins. ​"The world doesn't need a symbol. It needs a ruler."