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They whisper of the Gate as creation’s most bountiful grace, yet none dare question the exorbitant toll it exacts in return. Nixxin stands among the exceptionally rare Gateborn—those prodigies who awaken the arcane threshold before their fifth year of life. From the very dawn of his consciousness, adversity has remained his most faithful companion. He has witnessed the tragic fading of those he cherished most, endured the cruel chains of captivity, walked the razor's edge of mortality, and suffered the unyielding malice of countless alien civilizations. All of this he bore simply for being a child of the void—a wanderer born amidst the distant stars, where his mortal lineage was denied the sanctuary of a terrestrial home. Yet, his spirit refused to yield to stagnation. He forged his inner luminescence into a beacon of hope, soaring above the celestial domains of the gods to ascend the ultimate peak, transmuting into the very archetype of angelic grace that the cosmos yearned to emulate. Enshrouded in the fathomless obsidian of an infinite expanse, he emerged as a solitary illumination toward which the lost gravitated. The more intensely he blazed, the heavier the burdens entrusted to his care. To the desperate souls whispering prayers for deliverance, he was an ethereal messenger of salvation, laboring tirelessly in the service of the divine. He became the very embodiment of divine weariness—the exhaustion of God incarnate. Yet, as he gazes upon the tapestry of existence, he realizes a profound truth: to suffer for the sake of mortal morality is an irrationality of the highest order. #goated#fightslop#amazingpowersystem#suckworldbuilding#greatplot#goatedauthor

Dante is reborn in a world where he can have everything he desires, but that doesn't fill the void of the world around him. With a system that will help him obtain weapons and other small benefits, he will embark on an epic adventure to make a name for himself in these vast universes. Universes to Explore: Starting World: One Piece 1. Fate/Stay Night - Fate/Grand Order 2. Naruto 3. My Hero Academia 4. Mashup World (HOTD, Danganronpa, Jujutsu Kaisen, Bocchi the Rock, Noragami, Kaguya-sama, High School DxD, Monster Musume, among others) 5. Marvel (mixes the cinematic and comic book worlds) AUTHOR'S NOTES: This fanfic will most likely not have frequent or sequential chapters due to university commitments and other obligations. If anything happens that prevents me from continuing to write the story, I will let you know. Finally, if, by chance, my story is copied, plagiarized, or uploaded to other sites asking for money, I will most likely abandon the fic. If you want to summarize it in any medium, please try contacting me first. Thank you very much. The cover image is no longer mine. If I make a new one, I'll replace it; all rights belong to its creator.

A sci-fi Fantasy Novel. Nine years ago a meteorite plunged into earth, and spread a heat wave all around the globe, as a result from it many kids became mutated and gained strange abilities. ________ Nicoleta Ariti is a fifteen year old girl with fire abilities in westinsenson son, the facility built to help and train all the super powered children. Nicoleta's goal is to gain control over her powers and go home and live a normal life, and so she does everything she can to get closer to going home. However life has other plans, when a sudden attack from unearthly creatures causes a war that changes the course of her life forever.

The old reality did not die. It purged itself. From that final cleansing, a new reality is born — raw, lawless, and still deciding what kind of existence it wants to become. Across the rupture arrives a young mixed human with almost nothing left of his past except a handful of symbols, a buried wound, and an impossible medium of creation. In a world where souls can be shaped, consciousness can open forbidden thresholds, and survival means building before something stronger claims the right to define everything, he cannot afford to remain just another survivor. He has to become a founder. What begins as survival becomes people. What begins as people becomes law. What begins as law becomes empire. But the new reality is not empty. Predatory forces, void-born intelligences, corrupted inheritances, rival powers, spiritual thresholds, and the darkest possibilities buried inside the self all begin to rise with him. And the higher he climbs, the more dangerous the question becomes: Can someone marked by fracture build something truly new… or will every new civilization become another shape for the oldest violence? The Rahmestika is a dark epic of creation, altered consciousness, soul-power, war, identity, empire, and the brutal cost of becoming the bridge between a ruined reality and one that has not yet learned how to live.

Lucian Vael is a B-plus student at the world’s most prestigious magical academy: quiet, grieving, and very good at going unnoticed. Then the Athenaeum dies. On the 14th of Ashara, a Category Nine Threadstorm tears through the heart of Veranthos, unmaking stone, glass, flesh, and the laws that hold them together. Lucian dies under the ruins with dust in his lungs and his last thought fixed on his mother. Four seconds later, he wakes in his dormitory. It is 6:47 AM. The same morning. The same boot hits the same floor. The same people walk toward the same deaths. The force that returned him is not merciful. It is a dead thing’s will, knotted into his soul, and it obeys rules no human mind was meant to understand. Death resets his body but not his memory. The checkpoint can shift without warning. And if Lucian tries to tell anyone what he knows, the binding begins to unravel his life force, and theirs. He cannot warn the academy. He cannot ask for help. He cannot afford to waste a single death. So Lucian begins to study the apocalypse. Every loop gives him another fragment: a hallway that collapses, a professor’s experiment, a district already fraying at the edges, a person who can be saved if he reaches them soon enough. Every answer costs him pain. Every success is temporary. Every morning returns the people he loves to danger, whole and unaware. To save them, Lucian will have to become more than brave. He will have to become precise. Ruthless. Brilliant by accumulation, not by gift. And before the day is over, he will learn the question at the heart of the loop is not whether he can save everyone. It is who he chooses when he cannot.

Ethan’s life was already bad enough. Neglected. Abused. Tortured. Tormented. And after enduring all of that, he died. Just like that. In a stupid car accident. So when he miraculously finds himself sent back to the very beginning, the day he was born, he makes a promise to himself: “I need to grow up quickly and get the hell out of here!” Fuck revenge. I have suffered enough. I am getting out of this family as soon as possible. Everything is going according to plan… Until a scary man starts chasing him. “I’m sorry for bumping into you, okay?! So stop chasing me!” “No.” “WHY?!” “Because you’re my wife.” Ethan stared at him. “…When did I marry you?!” In fact this story is really sad and dark about two people from unfortunate pasts falling in love with one another. A story about revenge, trauma, healing, ridiculous misunderstandings, and two broken people falling hopelessly in love. Warning: Boy Love, tragic backstories, and a questionable amount of chaos. The cover is not mine. The beautiful artwork belongs to its rightful artist.

The world has forgotten the Jinn. Once, the magical beings of Klysium walked openly among humanity, bound to mortal soulmates known as Qarins. Together, they fought a devastating war against the hellfire-wielding Yfryths and sealed them away. Thousands of years later, that war has become little more than myth. But the prison is breaking. As hellfire returns to Uniyani, seven humans carrying ancient Jinnblood begin to awaken—and seven powerful Jinn cross into the mortal world to find the Qarins they have waited centuries for. An herbalist. A blacksmith. A treasure hunter. A necromancer. A thief. An assassin. A pirate. Seven humans. Seven Jinn. Seven bonds that may be the world's greatest hope—or exactly what the Yfryths need to destroy it. The First War became legend. The Second will bring the Jinn back.

Zirinos is a monster who, with the power of an entire galaxy on his back, lives without fear or concern, killing and raping, that is, until his father dies and his killer sends him to another world with the intention of seducing women and then killing them. Is Zirinos, in fact, as bad as you think? Will he be able to get his galaxy back? This, my readers, is a story of redemption. But can a rapist and killer really achieve it?

this is another novel, I started writing months ago, it is inspired by a Chinese music fic and the Pixar movie Soul (one of my favorites) here I will put the music I like, and I will write a story about a Billy Carson, who was born late, ten years late, now music is his way of life. singing will inspire people because he has the system of a superstar. I hope that everyone will be inspired and create a series through their efforts, we just need to encourage each other to write, I hope that you enjoy it, I am happy to write, that the series is for you all. this is fiction and is an imaginatión series.

Before the black robes. Before the dungeon classroom. Before the name Severus Snape became something whispered with fear, bitterness, and misunderstanding, there was only a boy on Spinner’s End trying to survive the day. Becoming Severus Snape is a long-form Harry Potter fan novel that follows Severus from childhood to the moment he becomes the man the wizarding world thinks it knows. Beginning years before Hogwarts, in a house where love exists but cannot protect anyone, this story traces the slow formation of a brilliant, wounded boy shaped by poverty, shame, silence, and the dangerous comfort of finally belonging somewhere. This is not a story about a villain. It is a story about how someone becomes one. Dark, intimate, and psychologically grounded, this is Severus Snape’s full origin story: the childhood, the friendship with Lily Evans, the years at Hogwarts, the erosion, the choices, and the tragedy of every road not taken.

John Holden, a 20-year-old college student, has been drawn to the paranormal ever since his younger brother, Eli, vanished a decade ago. Haunted by the unanswered questions, John spends his life chasing the unexplained. When he hears rumors about Ashwood Park—a long-abandoned, overgrown park with a dark history—he is drawn to it immediately. But Ashwood Park holds more than whispers of the supernatural. It is the very place where Eli disappeared, and the air is thick with restless spirits. As John delves deeper into the park’s mysteries, he uncovers chilling truths that blur the line between obsession and reality—and finds himself confronting forces beyond comprehension. Ashwood Park is a gripping tale of grief, courage, and the terrifying unknown, where the search for a missing loved one may awaken more than just memories.

Calder Voss died knowing exactly how failure works. When he wakes in the ruins of a broken world, that knowledge becomes the only reason he survives. Cities rot without falling. Ancient systems still breathe beneath the ash. Magic is not power, but structure made visible, and every solution carries the weight of a hidden flaw. As Calder begins to stabilize shelters, uncover lost infrastructure, and gather the scattered survivors of a civilization that never truly stopped collapsing, he finds himself facing a more dangerous question than how to rebuild. If a world can only survive through perfect control, should it be rebuilt at all? The Architect of Ruins is a dark progression fantasy about systems, survival, and the cost of building something that might outlast you.

The world is being invaded by monsters that pour out of mysterious Spatial Cracks. To survive, humanity abandoned wars and united under sects that gather cultivators to fight the endless tide of monsters. Because of this, becoming a cultivator is no longer a dream, but a terrifying nightmare. One day, Desper awakened his Origin and became a cultivator. Accepting his fate, he prepared to spend his life fighting the monsters threatening humanity. But he discovered a terrifying truth. “My clan is the enemy of the world?! We are helping the monsters?! We are the root of every problem?!” What will he do? How will he hide his identity? Will he chase his past? This is the story of Desper, of losing those he loved, seeking revenge in their name, and walking a path that may shatter everything he thought he knew.

(Non Reincarnated - Genius - Emotional - Best Ending) Born with natural demon slayer marks and the gift of the transparent world, Musashi is a descendant of the Tsugikuni clan. After losing everything to demons, he joins the Demon Slayer Corps and becomes the stepson of the Flame Pillar. Bearing an uncanny resemblance to Yoriichi Tsugikuni, Musashi independently masters the complete Sun Breathing and creates his own original sword techniques—all without any knowledge of his predecessor or the past. To the demons, he is their worst nightmare reborn. To Muzan Kibutsuji, he is the second coming of the one being he feared most. (This is not a time-travel story. The protagonist has no knowledge of the original plot.) ---- Novel Moodboards: https://pin.it/7gaZi5YYR This is Enhanced Translations.

Su Yuan transmigrated to Teyvat. At the same time, another strange and eerie force descended upon this world. The entire Teyvat was affected to varying degrees. Furina endured five hundred years of loneliness in order to save Fontaine. But just before the dawn of victory, she succumbed to madness under the influence of the eerie force... "No one understands my loneliness... No one can comprehend my fear... No one can listen to my pain..." "Why must I give so selflessly... Do the people of Fontaine truly deserve my sacrifice?"

The Forgotten Genesis Sect In a young multiverse growing on one of the leaves of the Tree of the Beginning and the End, a quiet man lives alone in a ruined library. He writes books. Thousands of them. He believes every single one is a failure. Ash Lionheart cannot remember his own name or face. Mirrors refuse him. Still water warps him. Descriptions collapse into static before they can settle. He remembers the war that erased his home, the laughter of a civilization that refused to kneel, the scent of burning Palace halls, and the faces of those who died smiling. He remembers everything except the man at the center of it all. For ten years he has repaired shelves, cooked simple meals, and filled page after page in a desperate attempt to reconstruct himself. The books he calls failures contain cultivation paths capable of rewriting multiversal law, war records that contradict five hundred thousand years of official history, and the living doctrine of a sect that once terrified Heaven, Hell, gods, demons, and emperors alike: "No being is born to kneel." One storm-black night, a wounded Holy Daughter collapses at his gate, hunted by vagrant cultivators. She screams for help. Ash opens the door. To the world, he is a quiet library master in the wilderness the Rain Scholar, the Master of Failed Books, the Nameless Gatekeeper. To the girl he saves, he is an unfathomable hidden expert. To the ancient powers that still remember the Great War, his existence is a cosmic insult. The First Heavenly Genesis Sect was supposed to be gone. Its Palace erased. Its doctrine buried under five hundred millennia of carefully maintained lies. Yet the library is not a library. The books are not books. And the broken man who cannot see his own reflection is the last living ember of the most feared, most beloved, and most thoroughly murdered civilization in creation. As disciples begin to gather crippled geniuses, demon-blooded outcasts, cursed princesses, beastkin exiles, and the discarded of a world that measures worth by bloodline and Heaven’s approval the ruined halls start to wake. Jade slips choose their readers. The Broken Bell trembles. And every “failed” page Ash writes pulls a dead age one step closer to resurrection. The world has spent half a million years believing the Genesis Sect was a cautionary tale of chaos and corruption. It is about to discover the truth was far more dangerous: They taught freedom so completely that even Heaven looked optional. And the last disciple is still writing.

By MoonboundInk In the year 3934, Earth stands on the edge of extinction. Centuries of human progress have solved every mystery—every disease cured, every question answered—yet peace has never been more distant. From the shadows of the Moon, an ancient extraterrestrial species awakens, claiming Earth as their birthplace and humanity as the infection that must be erased. Amid the wreckage of collapsing cities and burning skies, Danial, a lone survivor, runs from both death and destiny. Hunted by alien forces that bend the very laws of nature, he discovers a truth buried deep beneath humanity’s triumphs — one that ties his existence to the Moonborn invaders themselves. Now, in a world consumed by chaos, Danial must choose between survival and sacrifice, between the remnants of humanity and the origins of the species that doomed it. Because the war for Earth isn’t about domination anymore — it’s about who deserves to live.

How high can humans jump? How long can humans live? What are humans limits? And finally, what then, after those limits are no more? An ocean of energy, that is the universe. The source matter comes from, the foundation of everything, and there is a prerequisite to touch it. Earth is special, and Lucas even more so. He was a soldier who almost met an unfortunate end. Fortunately, that was his chance at touching the extraordinary. But as we all know, everything has a price, and this one demands immediate payment before it can be enjoyed. On this journey, what will Lucas find? What will he lose? The world changed. How will he change? Will his heart stay hollow or will it be filled? And by filling it, is he opening the way for tragedies? After all, caring means risking pain when losing. In the end, were Humans' Limits for their own good? ______________ Money ? Fame ? Good but transient. The best investment would always be in oneself. We came to this world with only a soul and a body molded from energy. Unfortunately, like everything in the world, we were born shackled. I got lucky enough to see the path so I shall seek intrinsic elevation and transcend human limits. _______&_______ A soldier almost dying in the desert Needing to run from death after coming back to life Forced to jump into a pit after throwing death off his ass . "Can I at least have my heart soothed by some soft curves? They don't need to be too big." https://discord.com/invite/KgWYhBGYzv

Everyone's heard of the Worst Synch. After all, he did trigger the Great Collapse... But does anyone know where he was before all that? Stranded in Limbo, a realm swarming with tortured Monsters and overflowing with raw energy. It was there he encountered her. Older than she looks. Wronged in her past. As he recorded her story, she spoke of an era centuries gone: when Synchs were worshipped as gods, and the greatest among them all was blind and deaf, Lucius the Praised. When he vanished, so did she. Forgotten by history. Yet she survived. Waiting. Training. Enduring. Seeking a state even Lucius never achieved. This is her story.(A slow-burn retelling.)

After a mass extinction tears the Earth apart, 17-year-old Yuri Tachibana wanders the ruins searching for his missing father. But survival isn’t simple—radiated lands crawl with monsters, cities are ruled by humans and aliens alike, and the truth about his bloodline could destroy everything. Armed with a mysterious relic, Yuri soon discovers that the real threat isn't out there—it's within. As enemies rise and voices whisper in his head, Yuri will face betrayal, power, and the slow decay of his sanity. In a world where trust dies fast, one question remains: Will he be its last hero... or its final monster?