tragedy

Manic man tries to grow past his trauma in a new, barbaric cultivation world.

A once-great hero, now broken by loss, faces his final battle — not for glory, but to honor the woman he couldn’t save and the son still waiting for him. Between fire and ice, a father’s heart begins to thaw.

This Novel Is About A Boy That Has No Memory of his first 10 years of life then he gets enslaved and goes through many hardships he has no purpose in life. will he find that purpose ? What Is He ?

The world did not end with a single, catastrophic collapse. It ended because of something humanity created itself. In the era of Tyrak, a global system governed nearly every aspect of life. The world became stable, predictable, almost perfect—until one day, that order fractured. The sky split apart. The logic of reality lost its footing. Existence shattered into seven zones, giving birth to beings that failed to adapt to the world’s new laws. Amid the remnants of that ruin, a man awakens from cryostasis. He does not remember how the world ended. He does not know why he survived. His name is Kael Vieron—and his existence soon becomes an anomaly. Kael is cast into the realm of the Imperatrix—entities who rule over the structure of reality itself, far beyond the reach of human logic. A world that rejects most remnants of the old existence, yet inexplicably allows Kael to remain. As if his presence still holds a role yet unfinished. Then, a system appears—offering a way forward. It speaks of scattered fragments. Of a world that can be restored. Of choices that can still be made. But the further Kael moves forward, the clearer it becomes that this world is not merely broken—it is being guided. Every decision carries consequences that feel unnervingly precise. Every truth leaves behind a disturbing gap. In a world where reality can be rewritten, and salvation holds more than one meaning, Kael must confront a question no one ever taught him to answer: Is he truly choosing his own path—or merely walking along a road prepared long before he ever awakened? Because when the world stands on the brink of repetition, not every destruction is meant to be stopped. And not every savior comes to save.

A second chance can save you... or condemn you. In a world ruled by honor, oaths, and a justice system as fragile as it is dangerous, a young man must face his past in order to avoid repeating it. Amid battles, impossible decisions, and hidden truths, he will discover that remaining true to oneself is the greatest challenge of all.

Johann’s life had been a mess for most of his years. He couldn’t find anything that could restore him to a normal life. But nothing is impossible. Johann’s life suddenly changed because of something so trivial and unexpected. It was just a console and a video game. Johann’s first video game, The Mayhem, immediately made him feel as if he had a chance at life again. The Hellraider, the main protagonist—the epitome of a badass alpha-male warrior—became a mirror for Johann, fueling his passion for life. However, life isn’t always darkness followed by light forever, yet darkness will come again. Johann’s situation again stood on the edge of an abyss, where his internalization of The Mayhem and Hellraider finally realized and significantly impacted his life, forcing him to open his eyes to the end. Can Johann discover the true meaning of all these events and their connection to what had become his “savior”?

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.)

The invasion of Ulwick was supposed to be the end of Gareth’s life. Instead, it was just the beginning. After being granted a unique ability that rewinds time upon death, Gareth finds himself stuck in the worst morning of his life. But there is a silver lining. Any stats gained from previous loops carry over. Gareth wants to save his family, but he's far too weak. And the only way forward is to throw himself into the grind of the invasion, repeatedly. Now the only question is, how many times does he have to do it until he becomes strong enough to save them?

Samantha has spent her life, surviving, not belonging. Afte losing her fire in a fire, she was left traumatized unable to shift. She grows up negelected and abused by her pack, not fitting in anywhere. When she makes a plan and runs for her life to avoid being enslaved and forcibly mated, she runs into Kieran the Alpha King of all werewolves... and her fated mate. Samantha has to face polotical enemies who deem her unworthy, her fear of love, and a past filled of secrets. This is a fast paced paranormal romance about power, healing and a women finding her true self.

"Can you outsmart Villainess who knows the Future?" I woke up as Prince Willes, the "Third-Rate Villain" in a hit romance novel. My destiny? To be executed by the Villainess, Anastasia Vane, after she travels back in time to slaughter the Royal Family. But I have an advantage: I’ve read the Book. I know where the hidden gold is buried. I know the secrets of the corrupt Dukes. I know exactly how to avoid Anastasia's death flags. Easy, right? Wrong. When I met Anastasia, she didn't scream or throw wine like in the script. She looked me in the eye, lit a match, and whispered a secret that shouldn't exist in Volume 1. The Villainess isn't just regressing. She’s kinda glitching. Now, my strategy guide is crumbling. The "Hero" is a fraud, and the Golden Empire is rotting from the inside out. Worse? I'm stuck on an Inspection Tour with her. My goal: Use my knowledge to fix the economy and prevent the apocalypse. Her goal: Use every stop on the tour to assassinate the targets I'm trying to investigate. It’s a race against time. I have to outsmart the corrupt nobles as well as dodge the secret police. I’m not her partner. I’m her obstacle. But if I play my cards right... I might just become her only hope.

Consider this a major warning: In a world where everyone craves fast-paced stories, this one takes its time. This isn't some high-speed fluff; it is a slow-burn journey. Since most readers have their eyes on the "fastest" thing out there, this isn't for those who only want a quick thrill. This is a challenge. I dare you to read it. Break a leg, everyone. synopsis: Shu Yao has always loved Bai Qi. Silently. Secretly. With the kind of devotion that doesn’t ask to be returned. But Bai Qi has never looked his way—not like that. His eyes have always been on Shu Yao’s younger sister, Qing Yue. Bright, soft-spoken, radiant in the ways Shu Yao was told boys should never be. So Shu Yao stays quiet. He smiles when he must. He bleeds where no one can see. When a high fever forces him to break his routine and drop his mask, everything begins to shift. Bai Qi offers help—clumsy, well-meaning, but blind to the damage it causes. Shu Yao, too used to locking his doors and swallowing his ache, can’t bring himself to let it in. Not when every kindness feels like pity. Not when his dreams are haunted by things he can’t say aloud.

Sebastian’s life is turned upside down when he is unexpectedly thrust into the dangerous and unpredictable world of the Realm Walkers. As he navigates this new reality, he must face deadly challenges, forge uneasy alliances, and confront secrets that could change everything he knows about himself and the realms around him. With every choice carrying high stakes, Sebastian discovers that surviving this world means more than just strength—it requires courage, wit, and the resilience to overcome the darkest twists of fate. Note that the build up of the first few chapters may seem slow. Chapters per week 2-3 might increase to 5-7 Just lacking motivation ......... Sebastian pushed himself upright, though it felt as if the air itself had turned to tar around him. His thoughts drifted through a dense, suffocating fog that weighed more than his own limbs. Every breath was an effort. Every movement felt resisted by something unseen—something that clung to him without leaving a single bruise or mark to prove it existed. There was no chain. No wound. No logical reason for the heaviness sinking into his bones. And yet it was there. Relentless. He staggered toward the mirror standing quietly before him—too quietly, as if it had been waiting. A shard of memory flickered at the back of his mind, but every attempt to grasp it made the fog thicken, swallowing the thought before it could form. When he finally faced the glass, he froze. His reflection was… wrong. The face was his, yet the expression wasn’t. A smile threatened at the corners of his mouth—not his smile, but something using it. The eyes blinked half a second too late. And the longer he stared, the more the reflection seemed to grow aware of him, as though it had just woken up. A crawling cold travelled up his spine. “What… are you?” he whispered. His reflection tilted its head first. A smile still played across its lips—thin, deliberate, and wrong. There was no warmth in it. No flicker of anything human. It was a cold curve of the mouth, carved with the kind of precision that suggested practice rather than emotion. The eyes above it didn’t match the expression; they remained distant, unfocused, as though gazing at something beyond him trying but also failing to recall. Then its gaze focused on him It then spoke: “The scavenger of the Sovereign’s lost soul, A legacy bound to us… for the world to behold.”

Well Ahmed grows up in a city that smells of decay, trapped between a family incapable of loving him and a society that refuses to accept him. Burdened by his father’s shadow and his own sense of insignificance, he clings to a single dream: to become a writer, erase his name, and escape the life he was born into. But ambition alone has never saved anyone. On the morning of his first day at a new school, Well meets Aizak at a bus station—an older, reckless presence who offers him a lighter and, unknowingly, a path toward ruin. Through Aizak, Well is drawn into a circle that includes Rain and others who share the same hunger for meaning, recognition, and escape. As their lives intersect through classrooms, public transport, and moments of quiet and public collapse, the dream that binds them begins to rot. What promises freedom reveals itself as humiliation, fragmentation, and slow self-destruction. This is not a story about becoming someone. It is a story about what remains when the dream consumes everything else.

A man is in massive debt, until he pays with his life. Against all odds he awakes from his coma with a new found talent. The power to control probabilities.

They harvested his father. They threw him into hell, but they never guessed what they were forging. In a world where elites steal supernatural powers from the weak, Leon Storm’s father was scrubbed from existence after a suspicious crash. All that remained was his paintbrush—and a volatile golden power now erupting in Leon, a storm of golden light, forged in grief and rage. Thrown into a lethal academy and a cruel world where failure means death, Leon faces elites who feed on the powerless and monsters that haunt ruined cities. Every closed door, every doubting voice, only sharpens his edge. As the storm within him grows, one question remains: Control the storm, or become the disaster the world deserves. The choice is his.

He awakens at the bottom of an endless dungeon. No name. No memories. No way out. The only rule of this place is simple: ascend or disappear. Arthur possesses a cursed ability— every time his body is broken, it forcibly evolves. Shattered bones strengthen. Burning muscles harden. Pain is not a consequence. Pain is the mechanism. Each floor turns him into something less human. Each battle pushes his body beyond its limits. Soon, adventurers descend into the dungeon to hunt the anomaly growing within it. When mortals fail, divine-ranked beings take notice. And when even they are not enough… the gods intervene. But there is a cost. His body regenerates. His mind does not. As the dungeon becomes a battlefield between mortals and deities, Arthur continues to climb— not because he seeks power, but because stopping means erasure. He was not created to serve the gods. He was created to break them.

In a world where magic exists only in fantasy, a boy named Diego Alis William dies believing his life meant nothing. Instead of reaching heaven or hell, his soul is torn apart—duplicated across unknown dimensions—while his main soul is reborn into a brutal magic world governed by power, bloodlines, and fate. Armed with rare Mirror Magic and mysterious Water Creation Magic, Diego must survive a world where demons, kings, and gods move in the shadows. Guided by Daniel Don Winslow, a reincarnated demon who has lived for over a century, Diego is forced to grow stronger—not just to survive, but to protect a princess, confront demon royalty, and face a Demon God who can see memories by touch. As dimensions collide and versions of himself emerge, Diego learns a terrifying truth: His soul was never meant to exist in only one world. This is not a story about becoming a hero. This is the story of defying reality itself.

Curiosity is not about wanting to know the truth, but wanting to get closer to the abyss at any cost.

Cecilus Crow, a branched descendant of the king of Ascension, get's caught up in the political struggles of his father as he struggles to pursue his own goals. Follow the journey of a young boy learning about his own true nature and the intricate plans he has caught himself in as he grows up and finds out more about the world.

Butterflies drink tears to harvest sorrow, but who comforts the one who wrote the sorrow? Gazelle was a writer who built worlds to escape her own traumatic past, but when she wakes up inside the very fiction she did not create, she realizes her mind has become her cage. In this realm, the butterflies are cursed witnesses, the forests are untamed, and the characters she penned have gained a terrifying consciousness. Raven, who was supposed to be a mere figment of ink and paper, is now alive—and he knows his creator. He is broken, angry, and undeniably real. But he is not the only one who has awakened. The ruthless Morgan family, the tyrants, are hunting the "Gazelle." They know that capturing the author means controlling their fate, and they will spill blood to rewrite their endings. Forced to rely on the survival skills of a childhood she hated, Gazelle must navigate a world where reality is fracturing. Trapped between a creation that resents her and a love that shouldn't exist, she must answer one question: Can she survive the story she did not even start, or will the characters write her end? * "This is not a love story. This is life."