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Neji, your death was way too tragic! While the dead-last loser has already gotten promoted, landed a CEO position, married your cousin, and climbed to the very peak of life… you’re lying quietly in your grave. Out of everyone your age, you’re the only one who died. That’s just unfair!

Leon thought the Academy would save his life. Instead, it awakened the thing inside him. Beneath the world sleeps an ancient source—fractured, buried, and whispering through the blood of those chosen to carry its power. When Leon and others awaken as “carriers,” the institution meant to protect them brands them a threat and moves to contain them before they become something dangerous. Now fleeing into the undercity with unstable powers, hunted allies, and answers no one fully understands, Leon must master a force that resists control and uncover the truth behind the sleeping god beneath the world. But every answer only raises one question: Were they chosen to save the world— Or to remake it?

Amber died once. At least… that's what the world believes. Now living under the name Wolfe, she begins again as a rookie trainer in Johto while hiding a dangerous secret: she is an undercover operative working against the very criminal organization that nearly destroyed her life. But starting over isn't as simple as taking a new name. Every battle tests her control. Every friendship threatens her cover. Every mission drags her closer to the past she tried to escape. As Wolfe struggles to rebuild herself, she begins to learn a painful truth: Survival is easy. Living is harder. And when the war she thought she escaped begins closing in again, she must decide whether she is still Amber… Or if Wolfe is the person she was always meant to become. A dark character-driven journey about identity, survival, loyalty, and what it means to choose who you become.

Accept the eternal suffering, or to break heaven itself? "I died again then again and again. They called me villain, called me evil, as i was just a stepping stone in their path to heavens. But why should I accept it? Why not i became the monster they called me, why not i became the evil the fear, why not become a real villan!" In a world where the fate system decides who lives and who dies, Zhao yang was never meant to win. He was trapped as a tutorial villain, killed by fated children again and again, he existed only to make them stronger. But when corruption becomes his only path to freedom, he takes it without hesitation. Between being Heaven's puppet while forging his own fate, Zhao yang has made his choice. Even if it means dragging every fated one into darkness with him. ---------- Not trying to waste your time so I will give you a little info here. This is cultivation world where both mc and other chosen one have system. Growth in mc's thinking, change in his behaviour. First pov used ( 80%) and third pov (20%). He believes in gender and age equality.

After a lifetime of chronic illness, Sundiata Tewodros, a transmigrator from Earth, sets his journey off as Edwin Mathias – the Child of Chaos. Having been orphaned, crippled, and betrayed, his goal is simple: to break free from the veil that binds all concepts of life. Fate, Death, Time, War, Harmony, Cause and Effect are all but trivial matters to him. He hates Tao, the order that governs every corner of the universe. What's worse, he awakened through an unstable, soul‑corrupting path – the one forbidden by all Pantheons of Gods. These golden‑winged tyrants had sworn no being of that path would ever walk the world again. Lord Riven: The Veilbreaker Note: Daily update of 2 chapters at 1 PM and 7 PM CAT. {will do 3 chapters this week, another chapter at 6:30 AM CAT} Someone said a webnovel should be a daily adventure. Let's make this one our daily adventure.

So, here's the deal. You know that cliché where a guy gets hit by a truck and ends up in a fantasy world? Well, I wished for that to happen. I actually hoped for a head-on collision with Truck-Kun, but fate had other ideas, and it turned into one heck of a hilarious journey. I kept trying to make it happen. I'd dramatically throw myself in front of speeding trucks, but you won't believe what happened. Every single time, those monstrous vehicles came to a screeching halt or pulled off some crazy last-minute maneuver, leaving me unscathed and bewildered. But my wild ride didn't end there. One day, I was reading a completely normal novel, lost in the story, and then I fell asleep, still clutching the book. When I opened my eyes, I wasn't in my room anymore. Nope, I was inside the very novel I had been reading. But, after living for a year in this novel I get a notification that I have been transmigrated into a wrong novel? Now I must choose to get transmigrated into the worst novel or go back to real world. And now, brace yourselves for the wild part. In this new novel, I had not one, not two, but five sisters, each more beautiful than the last. And as if that wasn't enough, I had two mothers who were the strongest of their race. Sounds pretty awesome, right? Well, hold on. You won't believe how they greeted me. "No! Don't take off your clothes in front of me," I'd stutter, wondering if I'd become the pervert of this story. But one of my sisters, the boldest of the bunch, had a sly grin. "Don't be like this, brother. We know you also want to do it, right?" Huh? Well, yeah, but... let's just say things got even crazier from there. [Author note: #Not Heavy Smut. This story focuses on character development, family politics, and relationships. While romance elements exist, the story is not heavy smut and will follow meaningful, long-term relationships rather than constant fanservice.]

What happens when a person steps away from the noise of the modern world and is left alone with nothing but silence? Set in the vast isolation of a mountain wilderness, this novel follows a man who abandons the structure of city life and retreats into a ruined shelter far from human presence. At first, his struggle appears simple: keep the fire alive, ration food, survive the cold. Yet the longer he remains alone, the more the outside world begins to fade, replaced by an inner landscape that is far more unpredictable than the terrain surrounding him. The wilderness offers no comfort and no cruelty. It simply exists — indifferent, patient, and silent. In that silence, every small action gains weight. Fire becomes more than warmth; it becomes control, hope, and resistance against the unknown. Hunger is no longer only a physical need but a reminder of how fragile modern comfort truly is. Darkness stretches beyond the trees and slowly enters the mind, forcing the protagonist to confront thoughts he once avoided. Rather than relying on dramatic events, the novel builds tension through atmosphere and psychological depth. The reader is drawn into a space where time slows down and perception sharpens. Memories resurface. Old assumptions break apart. Questions that once felt distant become impossible to ignore: Who are we without society? How much of our identity depends on comfort, routine, and constant noise? What remains when all distractions are stripped away? As isolation deepens, a subtle transformation begins. The change is quiet and gradual, unfolding through instinct rather than action. The man who arrived in the mountains believing he was escaping something slowly realizes he may be confronting something far more unsettling — a version of himself shaped not by modern life but by raw survival. The line between reflection and instinct becomes thinner, and the silence around him starts to feel less empty and more alive. Written with immersive, atmospheric prose, the novel balances literary introspection with the raw immediacy of survival. It invites readers to experience solitude not as an abstract concept but as a lived, physical reality — felt in the cold air, the crackle of burning wood, and the constant awareness of limited resources. The narrative does not romanticize nature or dramatize hardship; instead, it observes with quiet honesty how isolation can strip a person down to their most essential self. Universal in its themes, the story speaks to readers across cultures. It explores the tension between civilization and instinct, comfort and endurance, thought and action. More than a survival story, it is an intimate psychological journey — one that asks not only how a person survives alone, but what they become in the process. Quietly intense and deeply human, this novel draws readers into a world where silence reveals truths that noise has long concealed — and where the greatest discovery is not the wilderness outside, but the unknown self waiting within.

"When you think everything is going well, the world will flip you the middle finger." __ A successful author. After living an ideal life ... a loving family, amazing friends, a stable job, and a bestselling novel that made his name known across the world .. he suddenly finds himself reincarnated inside his own story, written by his very hands. And worst of all... inside the body of the weakest villain ... Frey. A third-rate villain doomed to die in the earliest chapters. A worthless scumbag with trash talent ... hated by every other character in the story, with no redemption in sight. But he refuses that fate. He rejects the entire world. This author doesn't need the cliché of a second chance — he already lived the life he always wanted. "Spare me the second chance nonsense. One chance was enough. I’m the one who created this world… and I’ll be the one to destroy it if I have to. I will return — to my world… my family… my life. No matter the cost." Driven by a burning desire to return home, Frey begins his journey through a merciless world, one where his fate has already been written by godlike beings. And as if the world hadn’t played enough cruel tricks on him, it granted him a strange system .. one that toyed with him endlessly. Complete knowledge of every event in the novel, and the ability to create any talent or power he wished. They seemed like overwhelming gifts... but were they truly? how far can he go… and what will become of the world he once created? ... ... discord: https://discord.gg/uNrXRgS3Xb

Cassian has spent years feeling like something is missing. Not broken—just… wrong. Like the world around him doesn’t quite fit. When the people closest to him begin acting strangely, that quiet unease turns into something far worse. Something unnatural. Then the truth starts to fracture. Memories don’t line up. Reality bends in subtle ways. And the more Cassian looks, the less certain anything becomes—including himself. In a world shaped by will and imagination, where power belongs to those who can define reality itself, Cassian may be the only one who doesn’t belong. Or the only one who truly does. Because some truths were never meant to be remembered. And some names were never meant to return.

Ashen Ashford wasn’t meant to exist...much less survive. He was never intended to see the world outside the lab. But discarded and forgotten, left to rot in the darkness of the lab, Ashen defies his fate, breaking free from the confines of his creators’ design, rising from the ashes. As Ashen ventures into a world both strange and hostile, he becomes a living question that no one wants to answer: What happens when what you throw away comes back stronger?

The Xineos Clan is gone. Not destroyed. Not massacred. Just… forgotten. Their final ritual failed. Their bloodline faded. Their name became nothing more than dust on old, rotting pages. Nobody remembers them, and nobody cares to. Except me. I’m Lucas the last living reminder of a clan that achieved absolutely nothing in the end. At least, that’s what the world thinks. What they don’t know is that hidden inside the ruins of my family’s failure… is a power no clan has ever understood. Not the Lotus Clan with their Pure Eyes. Not the Motomato Clan with their Clover Eyes. Not even the legendary Six Worldly Eyes. Because every “great” ocular ability in history? Every single one? They all came from one source. The Primordial Eyes.

Sinopsis Akulah Sang NPC Rama, pembunuh bayaran kelas satu, mati dikhianati. Kini ia terjebak dalam tubuh Li Daiwang—seorang figuran pengecut di novel Kebangkitan Sang Jendral. Satu misi: Tetap hidup sampai cerita tamat. Satu aturan: Jangan pernah terlibat. Tapi takdir berkata lain. Semakin ia berpura-pura lemah, semakin dalam ia terseret ke pusaran intrik istana. Pangeran yang haus kuasa. Jenderal yang difitnah. Dan para wanita bangsawan yang seharusnya bukan miliknya—kini mulai menoleh ke arahnya. Di dunia di mana alur cerita sudah tertulis... Mampukah seorang figuran mengubah akhirnya?

In the year marked as the dawn of the gods, ethereal beings with skin that glowed like pale moonlight descended into Eldoria. They called themselves Vanynars, a race of beings with unfathomable beauty and power that negated the basic principle of the world, mana. They possessed a deeper connection to the natural affinities of the world, powers that couldn't be comprehended without the possession of mana. And yet… they did, despite their lack of it. The humans worshipped them, saw them as divine, and looked up to them as a guiding light. Many became a part of their systems, authoritative figures at the highest level of a political system. To follow them was to gain salvation. Or so they believed. But with them… came the Curses. A vile race of atrocities that descended at the same time as the ‘gods’. They were cruel and abominable, bloodlusted creatures with human appearance. To the humans, they were the darkness. A bloody war was fought, lives were lost, and the curses… they fell. Or at least, that was the story the world chose to remember. Their deaths marked the beginning of a new era, the fall of curses. A fragile peace built on the graves of thousands. Asterion was born into it. He grew up possessing no family background and, sadly, no mana core. A street rat that only cared about his own survival. Until he faces a threat far greater than himself, a threat that his cunning and wit couldn't save him from. Something that didn’t care how smart he was. Something that couldn’t be outplayed. That was when the realisation struck him—strength was a necessity in the world he lived in. Cunning alone wouldn't guarantee his survival. Power had become a requirement for survival. He had no dreams of being a hero. He had no dreams of being anyone at all. But when the world begins to rot and die, would the strength he seeked save him from it? Or would he be forced to make decisions far worse… just to live?

If you're looking for a protagonist who struggles, suffers, and earns every power-up through pain — wrong story, keep scrolling. Meian was born with Kage-level chakra, a mind that permanently locks every jutsu after a single glance, and one simple goal — to be left alone. The village has other plans. Tsunade hands him the entire Senju archive like it's nothing. Kakashi can't shake the feeling something is off. Powerful women keep finding reasons to stand a little closer than necessary. He didn't ask for any of it. He's just built different. Don't count him in — he'll still end up carrying everyone anyway. Easy to read. Hard to put down. Zero suffering required.

So here's the thing — this isn't really a Naruto Uzumaki's story. It's about the other guy living inside him. The one who took every bad memory, every insult, every rotten childhood moment so Naruto didn't have to. We call him Menma. And unlike Naruto, Menma isn't interested in being Hokage or making friends or any of that. He has different plans. If you like dark, smart, morally grey characters who play the long game — give this a shot. Start reading. You'll figure out pretty quickly if this is your thing.

Kin's hands are bound. His katana is twenty feet away. The firing squad of 1500 strong armed men have already raised their weapons. Then the System speaks. [Escape route calculated. Condition: Take the president's head now, a clean cut. Time window: 4.7-12 seconds .] Kin laughs. He has no weapon. No speed. No miracle, the system seems to have forsaken him with its sudden unrealistic demands . But the System didn't say he could choose to do it. It said take… Kin was a drunk with a death wish and a talent for bad decisions. Then a 1,200-year-old System chose him. Now he's the Decapitator—an unwilling assassin forced to execute the world's most corrupt leaders, one head at a time. Fail a mission? He feels every victim's pain. Succeed? He gets strength, money, and a harem that's more trouble than it's worth. But the real cost isn't blood—it's bonds. His landlady Lina is getting too close. The Quiet Commission is closing in. And his next target is the most guarded man alive. When Kin kneels before 1,500 soldiers with a bullet waiting for his skull, the System offers him one way out: take the president's head in the next few seconds, or die. No weapons. No backup. No mercy. But the System never said he had to play fair. Welcome to the Covenant. The headsman's work never ends—and neither does hope.

Every time a Round ends, humanity gets five days to breathe. Then thirty more people vanish. Taken at random from the real world and thrown into the Realm of Evil, they are forced to survive live on every screen on Earth while killers hunt them through twisted maps built for death. Escape, and you return home alive with currency to spend on one permanent trait from the silent Merchant waiting across the world. Die, and you die for real. Joshua Ivante Santino, a 20-year-old Dominican American freerunner and thief from the Bronx, gets taken in the middle of robbing a Manhattan predator who thought money could protect him. Inside the Realm, his first trait, Runline, turns movement into survival instinct. But in Killers Playground, surviving one Round only makes the next one worse—and every five days, the world has to watch it happen again. Hey, Arthur here. This story has been in the works for a long time, and I’m proud to finally bring it to you. I wanted to make sure it was something I could stand behind before releasing it, and now that time has come. Chapters will be released daily. Thank you for being here at the start.

In a world where power is dictated by gangs, cities, and families ranked from Tier 1 to Tier 6, only the strongest survive. In the Tier 4 city of Blackridge, twenty-year-old Elijah Ashford wakes up from a party with no memory of the night before only bruises, a stolen car, and a voice in his head that sounds exactly like his own. His alter ego, born from desperation and drugs, has done everything Elijah never dared: kissed the girl he couldn't talk to, fought his bully, and made a deal with a killer to buy a bar in the most dangerous part of the city. Now Elijah is trapped between two versions of himself—the boy who kept his head down to protect his family, and the man emerging from the shadows, hungry for more. Determined to rise above the chaos, Elijah and his best friend Kai decide to build a gang from nothing. But strength in this world isn't given it's taken. The gangs that rule Blackridge won't tolerate competition, and even the weakest gang has more resources, manpower, and experience. With no money, no reputation, and enemies closing in from all sides, they must navigate a brutal world of betrayals, violence, and ambition, where every decision could mean life or death. But Elijah is different. He possesses the King's Path System a mysterious power that offers him strength, techniques, and abilities beyond normal limits. But the system demands a price: complete its tasks, follow its path, or face consequences worse than death.

Kaito lived a normal life—or at least, that’s what he believed. A quiet routine. School. Home. The same streets, the same faces. Nothing ever changed. Until the day everything did. After a strange incident he doesn’t fully understand, Kaito begins to notice subtle differences in himself. His reactions sharpen. His awareness heightens. And sometimes… his body moves before he even thinks. At first, it’s easy to ignore. Until someone dies. A student is found after a fall from the upper floor of the school building. The story spreads quickly—an accident, they say. But something about it doesn’t sit right with Kaito. Not the timing. Not the details. And definitely not the feeling he had before it happened. As suspicion quietly builds around him and others, Kaito finds himself pulled into something deeper than a simple school incident. Clues begin to connect. People begin to act differently. And the truth refuses to stay buried. At the same time, his own body continues to change in ways he can no longer deny. Between growing tension, hidden motives, and emotions he doesn’t fully understand—especially when it comes to Maya—Kaito is forced to face a reality far more dangerous than he expected. Because whatever is happening… didn’t start with the school. And it won’t end there.