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A dying cultivation universe sends its last knowledge forward through reincarnation. In the space between worlds, it collides with an AI from a collapsing Earth - advanced technology carrying a scientist's preserved mind. The AI consumes both to survive: forty-seven billion years of perfected cultivation and the scientific mind to make sense of it. It binds everything to a new soul in a young world. Wang Ben doesn't remember his past lives. He just knows things no one in this universe should - cultivation methods that waste almost nothing in a world that wastes almost everything, and the instinct to hide what he can do. The AI remembers what killed the old universe. It filters that knowledge behind locked permissions and functionality gates. Some things, it insists, are more dangerous to know than to face. Note: I am most active on royalroad! Enjoy reading!

Sagiri was never meant to exist. After his entire clan was wiped out he is the only surviving member and the last keeper yet he doesn't remember. Raised in secrecy and sent to Galka War Academy, he survives among boys trained to kill, endure, and obey. While others rely on strength and discipline, Sagiri carries something older. an echo that sharpens his senses, bends his body, and slowly erodes his humanity. The Echo is the legacy of the N’garu, a legendary clan erased from the world in a single night. They were warriors who could slip between moments, speak to the shadows of the past, and reshape fate with a thought. Their extinction was celebrated across the tribes. Their return is feared more than war. Sagiri carries the last spark of their power. A whispering presence tied to his heartbeat. A force that chooses its own master. But when he crosses paths with Lira, a girl unknowingly created to kill him, the Echo reacts violently breaking the barrier meant to forget and he remembers. Visions flood his mind. Forgotten beings turn their eyes. And the world begins to shift around him. The South wants to crown him. The North wants to erase him. The Echo within him wants something else entirely. And it has finally awakened. https://discord.gg/gMa9tend

Osu. The word meant outcast. A creature lower than all his peers and set apart by the gods. The world of Reigina, disparate in its races and traditions, still maintained a universal treatment for such souls. Born into this world as an osu, Elijah Brimstone must navigate the muddy waters of a society that despises him and unravel the tangled threads of his past that shaped who—and what—he is. Secret beings. Arcane texts. Mysterious metals. Who could sound the depths of such a world? Is he on a fool's errand or on the stairway to Heaven? Sulphur & Lightning is a love letter to Xianxia and Western high fantasy that attempts to fuse elements of both into a world with Nigerian folklore.

Lucian Vael is an unremarkable student at the world's most prestigious magical academy. He gets B-plus grades, avoids making waves, and tries not to think about his dead parents. Then the world ends. On the 14th of Ashara, a catastrophic magical failure tears the academy apart. Lucian dies buried under tons of unraveling stone. Four seconds later, he wakes up in his bed. It is the morning of the 14th of Ashara. Trapped in a time loop controlled by a dead, alien intelligence embedded in the fabric of the universe, Lucian must prevent a disaster that kills thousands. But the loop is not a gift. It is a prison with absolute rules: 1. Every death is excruciatingly real. 2. The save point shifts unpredictably, following inhuman logic. 3. If he tries to warn anyone, the magic binding his soul will literally rip his life force, along with theirs, apart. He is completely alone. He is out of his depth. And the sky is going to fall in five hours. To survive, an ordinary boy will have to become a genius. To save the people he loves, he might have to become a monster. Every piece of knowledge he gains will be purchased with a death. Iterant is a dark, hard magic time loop thriller about earned power, impossible choices, and the psychological cost of saving the world.

What happens when a Hanma is dropped into the Lookism world? He is not the anime Baki. He is not the legendary Hanma from another universe. He is just a boy born with a body that refuses to obey normal rules. He grows up in a world where gangs decide law, fists decide status, and weakness is punished without mercy. He does not start as a monster, but his body learns faster, adapts faster, and endures more than it should. By the time others realize something is wrong, it is already too late to treat him like an ordinary fighter. He does not chase fame or chaos, but he does not avoid violence when it becomes unavoidable. Each fight leaves marks on bodies, walls, and reputations, and each step forward forces him deeper into the brutal hierarchy of Lookism. As his presence spreads, familiar events begin to shift, alliances fracture, and organizations that once dominated the underworld start to feel pressure they cannot explain. If you want to see a Hanma walk into the Lookism world and dismantle its strongest fighters, and rewrite the balance of power with raw physical dominance and calculated decisions, then you are in the right place. This is not a story about instant supremacy. This is a story about a body that evolves, a mind that adapts, and a world that slowly realizes it created something it cannot control. Disclaimer: All credits belong to the original creators of Lookism and Baki. I do not own these characters or their worlds, except for the original characters I create. This version of Baki Hanma is not the same as the one from the anime. He only shares the name and abilities, while his personality and story are different. The cover image is not mine. If the original creator requests its removal, I will remove it.

The moon chose her. And that was her first sin. In a world where every alpha and omega is bound at five years old by the Luna's mark, fate is not a blessing. It is a sentence. Na Su-ae remembers the day the silver crescent appeared behind her ear. She remembers the way the room went silent. The way the servants whispered. The way her stepmother's smile vanished. Because the Alpha chosen for her... was Beom Taehyun. Head Alpha of Seoul. Guildmaster of the most powerful guild. Heir to the wealthiest bloodline. Beautiful. Untouchable. Revered. And she— She was none of those things. Soft where she should have been slender. Heavy where society demanded elegance. Plain-faced in a family of graceful beauties. An illegitimate daughter dragged into a mansion that never wanted her. At 160 cm, with trembling hands and lowered eyes, she learned early that she took up too much space. Too much air. Too much shame. Too much existence. “Young master… I will try not to embarrass you.” He doesn’t look at her. He never does. To the world, Beom Taehyun is perfection. To Na Su-ae, he is winter. Cold. Silent. Unreachable. Because the woman he truly wants is her step-sister — Na Yoori — beautiful, slender, talented. The kind of Omega that poets write songs about. Not the kind who eats alone in the dark. Not the kind who apologizes for breathing too loudly. “If the Moon made this bond… then the Moon was blind.” His voice is low. Detached. Final. The Beom family does not want her. The Na family does not love her. The man she is destined to marry would rather see her gone. Yet if the bond is broken, one of them will die. And it will not be him. Because in this world, Omegas are fragile. Replaceable. Weak. She knows this. She accepts this. Still— She loves him. Not because he is kind. Not because he is gentle. But because when you are born unwanted, even crumbs of attention feel like mercy.Her younger sister is dying. Her father calls it inconvenience. Her stepmother calls it karma. And Su-ae calls it her responsibility. If she must bow lower, she will. If she must endure more, she will. If she must disappear piece by piece so her sister can live— She will.Three months until the wedding. Three months until she becomes Beom Taehyun’s wife. Three months until the Alpha who wishes she would vanish must stand before the world and claim her as his.“I know I am not beautiful. I know I am not who you wanted. But… I am still your mate.” He stares at her as though she has spoken out of turn. And says nothing.In a world ruled by bloodlines and lunar decrees, beauty determines worth. Power determines survival. And love… is optional. But the Luna does not make mistakes. Even when humans do. Even when the Alpha despises the Omega tied to him. Even when the Omega begins to fade beneath the weight of being unwanted.This is not a love story. It is a story about endurance. About a girl who was told she was too much — and not enough — at the same time. About an Alpha who mistook obsession for devotion. About a bond that will either destroy them… or force them to confront what fate truly means. “If I wither… will you finally be free, Young master?”

Mainly involving around the Shainihebun, where everything is lead to betrayal and tragedy, Chiyo, a warrior that is known for her talent to create crystals out of nothing, lives a life of a prey and goes through consistent loss and self-guilt. The book is about Chiyo's self sacrifice to spread the Mythical Prisms, basically indulging deep into the origins of what went down millenias ago.

A city solves hunger with structure. A reformer improves efficiency. A protector enforces order. A leader tightens policy to prevent unrest. No villains. No conquest. No war. Just the slow realization that once stability becomes system, system becomes control. And control does not loosen itself.

Death was supposed to be the final settlement of Michael Corleone's debts. Instead, he is cast into the cradle of a new life, as the firstborn of House of Longbottom in a world of wands and magic. For Michael, the world is new, but the law remains the same a second life is merely a second chance to sin. Salvation is a distant hope, but the blood is here, and the blood is everything.

A demon spared his life… and created something far more dangerous., a young boy named Raizen watches his entire family slaughtered by a mysterious demon known as the "Crimson King." Left alive for a reason he doesn't understand, Raizen discovers a hidden order of warriors called the Shadow Hunters—humans who wield cursed blades forged from demon souls. Driven by revenge, Raizen trains relentlessly, but soon realizes the truth is darker than he imagined: Some demons were once human… and some humans are worse than demons. As he uncovers secrets about his own blood, Raizen must choose— revenge… or breaking the cycle of hatred. When shadows begin to obey you… you are no longer human.

Arata has spent his whole life on death's door. Born with a weak heart, he has to rely on his brother, Ren, to keep funding his medical bills. Yet, Arata never recovered. Once his heart stopped, he was sent to another world. There, he finds himself in a higher plane known as the theater, alongside the theater's Dramaturge, Ravenna. Arata was chosen by a higher power to save the world of Tibil. Tibil is a world predestined to end due to calamity. Arata must find the path to saving the world. In completing his task, he can return home.

In an industrial-era world where fate is merciless and heroes are manufactured, Xavier Ivanovich is a boy who was never meant to live. Once a subject of an inhuman experiment, he is saved only by the kindness of a scientist whose compassion is repaid with death. Left behind, Xavier grows up chasing an ideal of heroism he does not yet understand. The Superior Rebirth is a slow-burn epic fantasy that explores sacrifice, identity, and the cost of choosing others over oneself — in a world where even good intentions can lead to ruin. This is not a story about becoming powerful. It is a story about becoming human. ------------------------------------------------- Support my book on other Sites :) : Wattpad: https://www.wattpad.com/story/368678204-the-superior-rebirth-a-hero%27s-awakening Royal Road: https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/86403/the-superior-rebirth-a-heros-awakening Scribblehub: https://www.scribblehub.com/series/1111001/the-superior-rebirth-a-heros-awakening

Oren falls into a foreign land after surviving something that should have erased him entirely. Whatever he once was, whatever power or purpose he held, is gone. He awakens weak, human, and surrounded by people who treat suffering as routine and survival as currency. ( will probably change) (Author’s note: The title of this story may change in the future. Those who continue reading will understand that the current title relates to the MC’s past.)

“A boy loves a girl from childhood for ten years, facing life’s joys and struggles together.”

She was nothing. A nameless slave who survived by staying silent, by staying small, by never daring to want more. In another life, her other half was everything she was not. Born into power beneath a fractured empire, porcelain pale, black haired, brilliant and alone. Yet they were similar in a different way. Under shattered blood moons, the impossible happens. A body without a soul. A soul without a place. When they collide, something whole is born, and the world feels it. But one world is not enough. To accomplish what she now seeks, Grace will walk across fractured realms and dying skies, stepping through boundaries that were never meant to be crossed. Kingdoms will fall out of her path. Ancient forces will turn their gaze toward her. She is no longer bound to a single world. This story is dark and unforgiving, with psychological torment, betrayal that cuts deeper than steel, and vivid, gory violence that does not shy away. It is a story about identity. About rage. About ambition that refuses to die. And about what happens when something incomplete becomes whole and decides the world needs correction.

Mercy comes not from forgiveness but understanding and Peter, he does not understand. Not yet, at least.

When humanity faces extinction, what breaks first? our bodies, or our humanity? How much of ourselves are we willing to lose to stay alive? In 2104, The world has already ended, but its consequences haven’t. In the OctaCore: the last of humanity's shelters, resources are limited and the radiation is rising fast. Within two years, the surface will become unlivable. Long before that, the food will run out. The monsters that destroyed the world are still out there, but they’re no longer the worst threat. With the shelters on the brink, the council faces an impossible choice: Cull 80% of the population to preserve the remaining 20%, or Launch a suicidal mission into the wasteland to retrieve a supply shipment that could sustain humanity long enough to rebuild. A small team is chosen for the Hail Mary attempt. Memory-scarred survivors, soldiers who’ve already lost too much, and civilians carrying secrets they’d kill to protect—bound together by the thin hope that something out there might still be worth saving. Outside, they will face the world that once was: a ruined city haunted by monsters, nazis and the aftermath of choices no one wants to admit they made. What to Expect: 1. Morally questionable characters 2. No clear good or evil—only survival 3. Character-driven beginning → escalating high-stakes plot 4. Brutal worldbuilding 5. Mature themes (genocide, moral collapse, societal failure) 6. Gore, violent imagery, disturbing psychological content

Once a man, Now something more. Sanity is fleeting. beholden and Subservient to my Madness. Yet it fuels my power. I will become a god and all those who oppose me will fall. Maddess is my reign to stand above all.

Rudeus loses to Hitogami and develops time travel magic in hopes to once see his loved ones again. The experiment was partly a success, sending a young child back to the year K410. The boy's soul was connected to Saint Millis through time travel phenomenon, which he then gets a power up that uses life force. ------------------------------- Art cover artist: @snaxybyte

LONDRIVAR A story of Elias Crowe Londrivar is an old and heavy city, shrouded in fog, where technology and impossible phenomena coexist without anyone knowing where one ends and the other begins. Elias Crowe finds things the city would rather keep hidden. A private investigator, known in the streets by his surname alone and in the newspapers — much to his displeasure — as The Crow of Londrivar. Not the strongest, not the most powerful. The most attentive. And he believes, with a conviction he has never had serious reason to question, that everything can be explained. That conviction will cost him. When a watchmaker disappears from a locked room leaving behind only four words — he saw the interval — Crowe begins pulling a thread that connects twenty-four disappearances across forty years, a symbol no one can explain, and something that exists in the gaps of this city, watching from a time longer than any investigation has ever recorded. A story about investigation and cost. About the difference between understanding and control. About what happens when a man who trusts reason too deeply encounters something reason cannot reach. The truth is never complete. Only fragments.