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LittleHua has chapters 1-174 translated on their profile. This is just chapters 174-655+ (WIP) Original Title: 欢迎进入梦魇直播间 Author: Sang Wo (桑沃)

Post - Apocalyptic Horror | Action | Yuri Harem | 18+ | Rated R | Mature Content | Slow Pace | Smut | Obsession | Erotic If you want to support me please go in my ko-fi.com/taro13755. It started with a kiss I don’t remember giving. A rooftop. A moan. Someone’s fingers buried in my hair like they belonged there. A mouth on my throat that said I tasted like something they lost in another life. I wasn’t dreaming. The city was already cracking beneath me. Power grids flickering like dying stars. Tech failing. Screens static. The sky bruising in strange new colors. Everyone said it was coincidence. Collapse. Noise. But I knew better. The moment I felt her breath on my skin — even if I couldn’t see her — I knew the end had already arrived. And I had something to do with it. Ten butterflies maybe more followed me after that. Not literal ones. Not always. They shimmered in my periphery. Each the wrong color. Each too vivid. Each drawn to me like heat to blood. They touched me in dreams. They watched me when I undressed. They whispered without words. I could taste their want. Some called me cursed. Broken. Unstable. But the truth is simpler. I’m blooming again — and they all feel it. They don’t love me. They remember me. They remember what I used to be — what I still am, underneath the silence. One of them burned me with just a kiss. One broke my spine with kindness. One slid her hand under my shirt like it was always hers. One cries when she touches me. One never speaks, but her eyes dig. One wants to keep me. One wants to ruin me. And one just wants to finish what we started. They think I’m choosing. I’m not. My body already did. And now the bloom inside me is turning darker. Wilder. No longer red. I used to be soft. Gentle. Human. Now I wake up wet from dreams I didn’t have. Bite marks on my neck. Moans caught in my throat. Static in my ears. I flinch at mirrors. I glow when the moon’s full. And every time one of them looks at me — really looks at me — I feel the thorns growing again. They don’t touch me gently. They don’t ask for permission. They take. They bite. They bury themselves in the cracks I didn’t know I left open. And I let them. Because they fed me love. They crowned me with lust. And now power is breaking everything that held me still. This isn’t a romance. It’s a hunger. A reckoning. A memory that never died — even when I did. Ten butterflies or more. Ten lovers or more. Ten or more reasons I’m becoming something else entirely. And I am the bloom. The chalice. The girl at the center of the storm, still moaning for more. Please be nice to me — I write this for fun and just go with whatever comes to mind. I’m not a professional writer, and I’m not planning to be. I just enjoy writing, especially slow pacing and dragging things out. Sometimes I confuse the reader by not explaining whether it’s the past, present, or current timeline. So, read at your own risk! If you want to continue supporting me please go at ko-fi.com/taro13755.

Damien was just five years old when he witnessed a pair of Mythical Beasts devour his mother. They called her "Mutt" before they killed her. He spent thirteen years learning to repay the favor. Now eighteen and an awakened Elementalist, Damien sets out to hunt them down. But when he bonds with a forgotten element, everything takes a terrible turn, and he must ask himself: How much is he willing to lose to wring those cats by their necks? Set in a high fantasy world, this is a story about two brothers who, at any cost, won't stop until they reach their goals.

After failing his University Exam, Damon thought his life was over. But even he didn't expect that his ride home would be cut short as Apocalypse descends on Earth. Insects, animals and dead humans turn into monsters, while those lucky enough, awaken ability to wield mana, allowing them to fight back. Damon didn't awaken a class. Instead, he was met with a system error and an attribute that only made his situation more confusing. [Attribute: System Breaker] And with it, he received an ability to wield multiple classes. From Beast Tamer to Sword God, he awakens countless classes as he survives an Apocalypse alongside a divine being he accidentally summons.

The Bionic — Synopsis In a city where technology is advancing faster than control, rogue droids have begun turning on their creators. Among the many tactical police teams deployed to stop them, one squad stands above the rest—widely regarded as the best. During a routine retrieval mission, that reputation is shattered. The squad is ambushed by haywire droids that seem to predict every move, as if the mission was compromised from the start. The team is wiped out, and one officer is declared dead. He survives—barely. Recovered by his organization, it is discovered that while his body cannot be saved, his brain is still alive. At the same time, an experimental combat mech is nearing completion. Breaking every ethical line, the organization fuses man and machine. Reborn as The Bionic, the fallen cop is given a second life. With his city under siege and his past buried in steel, he sets out to eradicate every rogue droid—driven by vengeance, unanswered questions, and a war he refuses to lose.

Celvian was born into House Solmar of the Sun Clan, destined for divine glory. Instead, the Moon Goddess marked him - a blessing that became a curse in a world where her power is considered worthless. Stripped of everything he once was, Cel must survive in a world threatened by rift-creatures, where only Chosen Ones blessed by Gods stand between humanity and extinction. The Moon Goddess chose him for reasons beyond understanding. Whether that choice will forge him into a savior or twist him into something far more dangerous depends on how much of himself he is willing to give up.

Do you believe in fate? Would you cast aside all possibilities and surrender yourself entirely to the unknown fate? The game descends into reality, the world’s rules are overturned, and humanity steps into the age of universal class advancement. Monsters run amok! Secret realms, dungeons, and abysses are endless! Terror and treasures coexist! Peril and opportunity walk hand in hand! Only by becoming a Class Holder warrior can you level up, grow stronger, and stand atop the world! On the day of awakening, Kairos unlocks the unique hidden class, the Destiny Cardbearer.

How good would it be to live in a game world you loved the most… right after your death? Well, that’s exactly what happened to César in the worst way possible. While fighting cancer on his deathbed, he played a game where he could live as a cartel member, part of the mafia, building his own empire and climbing to the top. But when the time came and he died… he woke up in that exact game. He woke up in Sandria, a world ruled by power, money, and death.

In a world where humans and werewolves coexists peacefully, there’s a young human girl named Angel, who wants nothing more in life than to become a Nun of the holy church. But on the day of her Ordination, disaster strikes, and her already sad life takes a rocky turn down the hill… How would she survive this terrible fate??

Synopsis Noah Reed died once. Betrayed by friends, abandoned by allies, and crushed by the apocalypse, his first life ended in fire, blood, and regret. Then he woke up—five years before the world fell apart. Noah remembers everything: the monsters that would rise, the factions that would betray him, and the mistakes that cost the lives of everyone he cared about. This time, he isn’t waiting for luck or gratitude. This time, he plans, he trains, and he survives. With a small but loyal group—Lena, Mason, and Claire—Noah begins rewriting history. He anticipates every disaster, outsmarts rival factions led by the ruthless Victor Kane, and faces monsters far stronger and smarter than humanity ever imagined. But survival comes at a price. Hard choices, sacrifices, and betrayals test Noah’s resolve. And as the apocalypse spreads, he must ask himself: Can one man truly change the future—or will the world find a way to break him again? Second Time Living is a thrilling tale of rebirth, strategy, survival, and slow-burn romance. Step into Noah’s second life… and watch as the world bends to his will.

Transmigrated into the Underworld universe, a surgeon wakes up with the Corvinus Bloodline Matrix—a digital interface that turns bloodshed into power. By drinking blood, he earns Bloodline Points (BP) to unlock gene trees, purchase abilities like 'Enhanced Reflexes,' and fuse Vampire and Lycan genetics. It’s a race to farm enough BP to reach Apex Form before the movie timeline destroys him

“Victory is justice! Fight soldiers, fight!” Gunfires, explosions, screams and death of comrades. That’s what Benign had known almost all his life. Orphaned at fifteen and thrust into war, he fought hard for many years and attained the nickname, ‘The Cross’, that oppositions dread. It was no wonder when he died on the battlefield, he accepted it. All Glory. No regrets. Let the younger generation continue where he left off. But why did he wake up fighting once again; beasts, elves, and reptilian-looking men? He found himself in the world of the only fantasy book he succeeded in finishing through his busy schedule. Gifted with a legendary system—ten times as proud as he could ever be—and three cheat skills so volatile they could destroy those nearby, possibly even him. His mission? Stop the glitches of the realms that had displaced many realms to far less habitable destinations and lost civilisations or twisted their evolution. Restore the Primordial Core that will keep the balance of the realms and awaken the gods that will watch over their creations again. And most of all? Rise above the others with the legacy system before they surrender to the villain. Poisoned systems? Bserek hosts? A villain that aimed to control their will? It didn't make sense to Benign and felt pathetically convenient but with every other thing he needed to do, it seemed less hectic. Or so he thought. Benign also didn't remember the book having multiple hosts or a villain that could control them. But thankfully, he had an idea where the primordial core would be, due to the internal monologue of the protagonist at the end of the book’s first volume. First, he had to find the protagonist as he had a way of attracting danger and would bring the villain to his doorstep. Could there be another way that didn't include killing all the hosts and inadvertently, the protagonist? What would happen if the villain rose and came for him as the sole owner of the only system too prideful to go berserk? And he didn't mind dying the first time so what could possibly be his reward? An offer to return to his original body wouldn't cut it. Was there any other benefit he gained from doing this? [Um… a marriage contract to the necromancer fairy who hates you.] “I am not that desperate.” [Oh. Then, the keys to the lost realms ? To own, live, and satiate your curiosity?] A smirk grew on Benign’s face, “You should have said that the first time.” He paused. “If you know where they are, are they even lost then?”

He fumbled for his walkie-talkie, a flicker of anticipation lighting his dull eyes. He was about to deliver good news to the faceless bastards at base. But before he could speak, a blur of movement at his feet caught his attention. The werewolf, the one shackled in silver, fueled by a desperate surge of adrenaline or perhaps the raw agony of betrayal, had broken free. The three other men who had accompanied him roared in frustration and gave chase, their heavy boots pounding on the cracked asphalt. But the leader didn't move. A slow, cruel smile spread across his face. Protocol be damned. He unholstered his sidearm, the cold steel a familiar comfort in his hand. He thumbed the transmit button on the walkie-talkie. "Found another one," he reported, his voice flat and devoid of emotion. Then, without a flicker of hesitation, the sharp crack of a gunshot tore through the oppressive silence. The bullet slammed into the fleeing werewolf's back, the impact throwing her forward before she collapsed in a broken heap. His companions, now returning, exchanged irritated glances. "They want them alive," one of them muttered, his voice tight with annoyance. This loose cannon was going to cause problems. Trinity's life has been defined by isolation and the scars of abuse, a stark contrast to the powerful lineage she doesn't know she possesses. Born to a Beta wolf, the Alpha's second, she was cast out as a defective at the mere age of two, growing up completely unaware of the wolf world that was her birthright. That ignorance is violently stripped away when she is abducted and forced back to the pack that abandoned her. Thrust into a world of primal instincts and ancient traditions, Trinity must confront a reality she never imagined. As she grapples with her sudden transformation and the revelation of her true nature, a dark shadow falls over the wolf community: their kind are vanishing. Against her will, Trinity finds herself drawn into the desperate search for the missing, a quest that leads to a sinister quasi-governmental facility engaged in horrifying experiments. Her journey is one of unwilling discovery, as she fights to understand her past and confront the dangerous future that awaits.

After a fatal accident, a man wakes up in the body of Paul Franco, a coma patient in 1970s Connecticut. He quickly realizes he has transmigrated into the terrifying world of The Conjuring. He isn't alone, though; he is bonded to the Warren Legacy Protocol, a metaphysical system designed to hunt the demonic. Knowing the grisly fates awaiting the families the Warrens help, Paul must use his system to level up his spiritual defenses. The System: The Warren Legacy Protocol 1. Case Management & Foreknowledge What it does: The system generates "Case Files" for supernatural events. Since the MC knows the movies, the system rewards him for using that knowledge to solve hauntings faster, providing XP and "Faith Points" (FP) for every soul saved. 2. The Skill Trees (Psychic Development) What it does: Instead of static powers, the MC invests points into trees like Abjuration (creating physical shields against ghosts) and Discernment (seeing through demonic illusions). This allows him to "tank" supernatural attacks that would kill a normal human. 3. The Faith Shop (Sanctified Arsenal) What it does: A mental marketplace where the MC spends Faith Points to buy legendary holy artifacts. He can summon anything from Blessed Salt and St. Benedict Medals to high-tier relics like Michael’s Scale, which can physically wound high-ranking demons.

After dying due to a system error, he’s offered a second life by a guilty goddess. Reincarnation is guaranteed. Freedom is not. Neither are the four mates waiting for him.

She was conquered. He never intended to love. When Astapura falls in blood and fire, Princess Elara is forced into the hands of Kaelen, the ruthless emperor who destroyed her kingdom. Taken as a political asset, and later crowned as his Empress. Elara must survive a court built on fear, betrayal, and calculated cruelty. Every decision she makes saves thousands… and costs her a piece of her soul. Kaelen rules through absolute control. Elara survives through intelligence and restraint. Neither planned to become each other’s greatest weakness. In Obsidiana, love is not a refuge. It is a weapon. And falling for the enemy may be the most dangerous mistake of all.

Takero is the heir to the Akatora clan, a minor sorcerer clan known for its unique cursed technique and its severe combat limitations. However the Zen’in have taken a sudden interest in the clan, more specifically young Takero and his variation of his clans cursed technique. The tiger is soon thrown head first into the wolf den.

Amid schemes, lies, and haunting mysteries, IAM must tread carefully through a world where reality bends and curses linger. One misstep, and he risks slipping into nothingness, consumed by shadows beyond comprehension. Powerless against beings of terrifying strength, IAM must uncover the truth. He doesn't know who or what he is. But something does—and it's watching... This is the a tale of suffering, of betrayal, death and mystery... of someone who shouldn’t matter—yet somehow does. From blood-soaked ruins to horrifying creatures, from lies to strange truths, he will walk a path no one understands… not even him. And when he finally learns the truth— The world may wish he never had. **I upload twice a day. ** ** please add it to your collection even if you don't read it now, it will be very much appreciated. ** **because the synopsis doesn't say a lot, read my review down below for more information. **

The world might end in fire, but for this introvert, social interaction is a bigger threat. Nuclear Introvert is a darkly funny dive into anxiety, obsessions, and the looming apocalypse.

In the colonized island chain of Loliwe, where white-robed priests rule through scripture and violence, Gil is an orphan with lighter skin and a quiet dream: to rise within the Church and save his people from suffering. He spends his days as an altar boy, clinging to the Bible’s promises of justice and a better tomorrow.