survival

The fjord lay calm, its surface like polished glass, reflecting the leaden clouds hanging in the sky. Flocks of ravens circled back and forth, heralding the bitter northern winds soon to sweep southward. This was the very first scene the protagonist beheld after traveling through time to ninth-century Scandinavia. He had become nothing more than an ordinary self-sufficient farmer, with only a barren, desolate wheat field to his name. For centuries, the glory of the Roman Empire had crumbled into dust. The world lay shattered, kings waged endless wars against one another, and in this turbulent, dark Middle Ages, his first task was simply to survive—then, somehow, to find a way to end the chaos… .......... HeadOver to my patreon for 75+ advanced chapters: patreon.com/YonkoSlayer

Sage Mode never ends. Neither does my rule. Transmigrated into Naruto, he awakens Exceptional chakra Perception—mastery at first glance. By drawing natural energy nonstop, he forges an Infinite Sage Mode that never fades. Forbidden arts become blueprints: he merges shinobi craft with spirit lore to create Spirit Command, drafting willing heroic souls to his banner; his Heaven-Piercing Talisman Codex turns seals into laws—bindings that quiet hatred, rewrite bloodlines, and pen contracts even bijū obey. While villagers whisper “demon,” Hiruzen moralizes and Danzō’s ROOT plots control, Naruto answers with results. Classrooms become labs, missions become proofs, and Konoha learns a new order—defined by Naruto.

I was an ordinary Korean girl who had a favorite novel. "The Flower of the Empire." It's a great popular novel, but I'm really annoyed by the main characters! My favorite character is the "villain" Ilissa. The main characters are strange themselves, and they didn't try to understand everything before they dealt with her. It's a common occurrence in novels, isn't it? I don't think I would have been as patient as Ilissa. I probably shouldn't have thought that, because... I've been sucked into this crazy world. In fact, I've always wanted to turn the plot 180 degrees, rather than following the rules like the typical heroines. So, this is truly an ideal opportunity to fulfill my dreams. In the real world, no one is waiting for me, which means it's time to have some fun! From now on, I'll be a true villain who brings nothing but trouble.

Chaos and Order gave birth to the universe and the myriad creations and creatures. What about the Void that existed before the universe, A civilization searched the void for countless years seeking answers until they finally found the void beings and disturbed their monotone boring life \ existence. (Well they shouldn’t have done that.) What happened next could only be termed as a calamity for the whole universe. The war left many worlds in ruins, amidst the suffering and destruction, Many legendary figures arose to combat the crisis posed by the void. In the upheaval someone thought why not the Void be comprehended and assimilated. So he created the Origin Dimension. *** In an inconspicuous mortal planet named Blue Star, Skylar, a carefree and adventurous man, was leading a bunch of city dwellers on a hiking trip. During the trip he found a purple crystal that turned his world upside down. The crystal fused with him, causing his bloodline to mutate and allowing him to awaken superpowers. *** Read the free chapters trust me you’ll like it.

During a casual chat with Zhongli, Su Mo accidentally activates a mysterious Honkai Impact 3rd System. With it, he can transform into countless characters from Honkai Impact 3rd. Herscher of the Void vs. Morax? Herscher of Wind vs. Barbatos? Yae Sakura vs. Yae Miko? Herscher of Thunder vs. the Raiden Shogun…? “System, can you please give me some normal missions?” “…What? Those character cards are actually my own avatars? And I’m— what? A Japanese clone?!” Su Mo: “…System, I swear this better not be another prank.”

Can’t learn ninjutsu? Then forget them! With chakra control this precise, who even needs nature release? If it has no attribute, I’ll just invent more ninjutsu without one. If existing techniques don’t work, I’ll create my own “Six Styles.” And why chase after Sage Arts when I can develop a Sage Mode tailored for humans? Yagyū Souma looks at the results of his research and shrugs: “Honestly… isn’t this way more practical than regular ninjutsu?”

For forty years, the sun has not moved. The world is locked in endless Violet, where thought bleeds into matter and memory can turn monstrous. Cities are padded, speech is rationed, and children are taught that imagination is a liability. Those who lose control create Fractures. Those who forget too much are devoured by the memories they tried to bury. Caelum Vire was born into suppression. Raised to flatten emotion and ration recollection, he believes control is the only path to survival—until his father dies and leaves behind a fragment of something impossible: a stable construct born not from panic, but restraint. As whispers of the Ascendants spread and disciplined minds begin shaping beauty within catastrophe, Caelum must confront a terrifying possibility: Violet is not just destroying the world—it is evolving it. To save humanity, he will have to do the one thing he was trained never to do. Imagine freely.

I am Elric — Chief Clerk of the Hydro Archon. After serving at Furina’s side for three exhausting years, she finally found a perfect excuse to exile me to Sumeru, issuing a ruthless order: “Don’t come back.” Unfortunately for her… fate had other plans. Not long after arriving in Sumeru, I awakened my very own cheat. Other people transmigrate into the game world. I became a character controlled by players instead. Wait — you’re telling me the more players who like me, the stronger I become? …Alright. Then tonight, the clerk joins the hunt— No, the battle for popularity. If popularity equals power, then I’ll optimize everything. Aranara questline? Fifteen-minute speedrun. Forest Book grind? Deleted from existence. Hidden achievements? Primogems delivered straight to your hands. Players: “Wait — I don’t have to suffer through this anymore?!” “Free Primogems?! This NPC is a saint!” “Make him playable already — I’ve saved everything for his banner!” “Neuvillette, cook me a few dishes.” “Put it on the House of the Hearth’s tab. The Fatui are rich anyway.” The more chaos I cause, the more the players love me. The more they love me… the more broken I become. It’s a perfect system. …Right? Years later, a report shook Fontaine. “Teyvat Year XXX was rated the most stable year in Fontaine’s history — thanks largely to Clerk Elric’s extraordinary contributions.” — Charlotte She added one final note: “Stability was achieved because Clerk Elric was finally arrested and sent to the Fortress of Meropide.” …Worth it.

Earth's Final Cycle Has Begun For five thousand years, Earth was protected. No one knew why. Until the voice entered every mind on the planet. “I am Shangdi.” The Creator of the oldest heavens has returned — and His judgment is absolute: Earth will no longer be protected. The sky splits open. Giants descend. The apocalypse begins. But extinction does not come quietly. Across the world, gates of light erupt from the earth itself. Ancient myths awaken. Forgotten gods step out of history and declare war against Heaven. And in the center of this collision stands the last person anyone would choose. Zheng Wen Te. Fifty years old. Bankrupt. Abandoned by his family. A man who failed at everything that mattered. Chosen as Shangdi’s final prophet. Now, with humanity thrown into a divine Trial and Earth’s ancient guardians sealed away, Zheng must walk a path of cultivation beyond myth… Or watch the world reset for the final time. Because this is not the end of Earth. It is its last cycle.

Akihito transmigrates into the world of Naruto as a member of the Uchiha clan. With six years left before the massacre, he refuses to follow the doomed path under Uchiha Fugaku. His system evolves any skill at 100% proficiency—Fire Release becomes Chakra Mode, Sharingan becomes Mangekyō. Challenging fate, he seizes the clan head seat to save the Uchiha and rewrite history.

Qin Xiao transmigrated, and the system arrived right on schedule. A portal opened—and the Marvel Cinematic Universe was detected?! At first, Qin Xiao believed he was simply traveling through different worlds. But he soon discovered a shocking truth: the so-called “real world” was nothing more than an abandoned timeline of Marvel. This is not a mindless power fantasy. The timeline is coherent, the events are logically connected, and the characters remain true to their original personalities—nothing is distorted or forced. A story built with respect for canon and imagination alike. An absolute must-read for every Marvel fan.

Ren never expected death to be the beginning. When he opens his eyes again, he’s no longer himself — he’s reborn in the world of shinobi… as Sasuke Uchiha’s elder brother. And the moment he awakens, history begins to fracture. On the very night the infamous incident unfolds — the night a Hokage stains his hands with his master’s blood — Ren unlocks something that should not exist in this world: The God-Tier Trait System. Plunder talents. Copy abilities. Fuse traits. Evolve endlessly. Genius? Bloodline? Destiny? All of it can be taken. As long as traits exist, his growth has no limit. Seven years later. The night the Uchiha Clan is meant to be erased from history arrives. Flames rise. Blades fall. Fate repeats itself. And then— A small figure steps forward, stopping Itachi Uchiha with a single raised hand. His voice is calm. Certain. Unafraid. “My foolish big brother… this tragedy ends tonight.” From that moment on, the ninja world begins to derail. Sasuke: “Both my brothers are monsters… then what am I supposed to become?!” Naruto: “Brother Ren! That’s my dad’s Flying Thunder God… how do you know it?!” Hiruzen: “Since when did an Uchiha child start beating Enma unconscious?!” Tobirama: “…Who said the Uchiha are born evil?” Kakashi: “With Ren around… calling myself the Copy Ninja feels like a joke.” Obito: “Then I’ll create a world where Ren never existed.” Madara: “Hahaha! At last — an Uchiha worthy of rewriting destiny!” A world where fate was once absolute. A clan doomed to extinction. A system that devours talent, power, and destiny itself. When stealing traits becomes evolution… Who can stop the Uchiha who plunders fate?

What would happen if, suddenly, without warning, time stopped and began to move backward? That is the premise of our story. For now, it has only one chapter. One wretched, solitary chapter. A potentially interesting idea, a short and intriguing tale. Will I keep writing it? That depends on the reception it gets here on Webnovel. If you like it, I will keep writing and continue the story.

When you're reborn into the shinobi world, the universe usually throws you a bone. A bloodline. A mentor. A tailed beast stuffed in your gut. Kyōsuke got five lives instead of one—and a front-row seat to watch them all nearly die before breakfast. Mizumori breathes the same mist as Zabuza, and one wrong move means his lungs fill with water instead of air. Chisuke trains under Pakura, whose Scorch Release burns bright enough to attract the Kazekage's jealous gaze. Ōoka Shin drags two Uzumaki children through the Land of Rain, chasing rumors of an organization that hasn't learned yet that peace is a lie. Kiichirō counts coins while Kumogakure counts bodies, wondering how long before his wealth becomes a target. And Kyōsuke? He smiles at Minato Namikaze, shakes hands with Obito Uchiha, and pretends he doesn't know exactly how this story ends for all of them. The Third Shinobi World War is coming. The Akatsuki is still just a dream in Yahiko's chest. And somewhere in the shadows, Danzō sharpens his knives, waiting for the next hero to fall so he can pick at the bones. Five boys who should have been ordinary. One connection that defies death. And a shinobi world that has never once cared about the cost of survival—until now.

Being reincarnated into a world filled with perpetual violence, unending chaos, and never ending drama has to be the worst feeling anyone could ever experience. Weren't good things supposed to happen when these things happened? At least a guy can get a fade before all this pandemonium ensues right? Join the M.C as he navigates the world of Invincible as the titular protagonist of the series Mark Grayson, and experience how he does things his way; If he lives long enough to do it that is. Book #1 of the "Self Insert" Series. To see more chapters in advance, see other works in progress/being created, and to get a different type of viewing experience. Be sure to check out my Patreon. https://patreon.com/Vinneer.

When a fake god becomes real… Aether thought he’d been scammed. Late-night browsing. A ridiculous listing. “Limited Edition Gnosis – One Only.” When the package arrived, confusion turned into disbelief. The game didn’t even have this kind of Gnosis. No lore. No record. No explanation. And yet… it was real. The moment Aether touched it, the unknown Gnosis bloomed with blinding light. Reality shattered. Space twisted. Before he could even scream, he was swallowed by radiance and torn away from his world. When he opened his eyes again, he was no longer on Earth. He was in Teyvat. Only then did Aether realize the truth: What he bought was never a Gnosis at all. It was the Authority of Manifestation — a high-tier power originating beyond this world, capable of turning imagination into reality, concepts into existence, and will into law. And now… it belongs to him. But Teyvat is not peaceful. This is the era of the Demon God War, when ancient gods slaughter one another, civilizations crumble, and even Archons bleed. A powerless outsider holding an Authority that should not exist. A world on the brink of divine annihilation. A single mistake could invite the gaze of gods… or rewrite history itself. When an impossible power descends upon a brutal age — What kind of storm will Aether unleash upon Teyvat? Creation or destruction? Salvation or calamity? God… or prey? The game has no such Gnosis. The world was never meant to have this Authority. But now that it does… nothing will remain the same.

The world has been invaded by cruel creatures known as demons. After their own realm became uninhabitable, they fled to ours in a desperate bid for survival. The story unfolds in a world humanity lost long ago, yet people still resist. In those darkest times, humanity created demon hunters—courageous warriors tasked with hunting demons and reclaiming our world.

Lin Feng read the novel for nine years. He hated it. He argued with it. He even left hundreds of comments no one answered. He knew every major plot turn and every character the story decided was expendable. He also knew how it ended for him. When Lin Feng wakes up transmigrated into that same novel as a minor villain, he remembers exactly what the plot demands. In eight years, he is supposed to die. Not alone. The people who stood by him are meant to follow soon after. One leaves a suicide note. Another writes that she doesn’t want to live a second longer without him. Their deaths are treated as acceptable losses so the real protagonist can move forward. The protagonist has a system. The world bends to protect him. Everything else exists to be used and discarded. Lin Feng has no system. What he has is memory, resentment, and a clear understanding of how those deaths are supposed to happen. He decides they are unacceptable. By avoiding the spotlight, interfering early, and changing events long before they reach the point of no return, Lin Feng turns himself into a variable the story was never built to handle. Every deviation carries risk. Every choice he makes draws attention. But if the narrative demands that everyone who cared about him dies quietly to preserve a hero’s rise, then the narrative itself is the problem. A transmigration story about survival, shared fate, and refusing to accept an ending where love is treated as collateral damage. Author’s Note: First published on Royal Road, with simultaneous releases on ScribbleHub and WebNovel on December 24, 2025. AI assists with drafting and research, while all story direction, characters, and final edits are by the author.

A mysterious Hupu Multiverse Rating System appears across worlds, publicly revealing perfect scores and cryptic comments for legendary figures like Otto, Kevin, Aventurine, and Furina. The ratings hint at hidden fates and future tragedies, throwing multiple universes into shock as gods and heroes realize their lives are being judged—and exposed—by unseen observers.

Monsters descend upon the world. Cities fall. Humanity retreats. And fear gives every creature a single name—monster. After transmigrating into this chaotic era, small-time streamer Chen Mo discovers a terrifying truth: the so-called monsters are actually Pokémon. The fire-breathing dragon that wiped out an armed squad? Charizard. The iron-biting rat demon invading homes? Rattata. The deadly butterfly spreading poison powder? Butterfree. While the world prepares for extermination, Chen Mo does the unthinkable— he turns on a livestream. Armed with a Pokémon knowledge system, Chen Mo ventures into monster-infested zones, explaining their names, abilities, evolution, and behavior in real time. From harmless Metapod to electric Pichu, he proves that Pokémon are not mindless beasts—but intelligent creatures capable of trust, growth, and partnership. As viewership explodes, so does controversy. Can humans and Pokémon really coexist? Or is total war inevitable? From mocked streamer to global authority, Chen Mo sparks a revolution of understanding—one Pokémon at a time. Years later, history will remember him as the Father of Pokémon, the Founder of Pokémon Battles, and the man who changed the fate of two species forever. This is the story of how humanity stopped fearing monsters—and started calling them Pokémon.