survival

Deep in a forgotten cave that is beyond human reach, stand seven ancient doors carved into the heart of the rock, covered with strange drawings and unknown symbols that pulsate with black life. The place where the Great Black Entity resides "Look at those drawings carefully, Heath. It doesn't tell my story, it paints your end" Behind these seven doors, there is no God or Satan. There's just me, and I'm hungry"

Evan Cole logged in expecting a game. What he woke up in did not allow logging out. There were no tutorials. No safety nets. No second chances. Death was permanent, and survival came without instructions. At first, Evan believed he was trapped inside a broken system. Then he learned the truth. The world was functioning exactly as designed. As Evan adapts, he survives not by strength or luck, but by understanding how pressure shapes people—how repetition replaces choice, how efficiency erases hesitation, and how systems reward those willing to carry the cost. Villages do not fall screaming. They quiet. They stabilize. They continue. And the more Evan succeeds, the more the world asks of him. Because in Eidolon Realms, survival is not proof of virtue. It is a test of what you are willing to become when the system stops asking for permission. This is not a story about becoming powerful. It’s about what survives when power starts asking for payment. The start can be a bit generic but please read till chapter 35. Kind criticism is welcome. One Chapter Daily!!

From the author of the "Path Of War" series comes the prequel based on Avatar: The Last Airbender. Alexander finds himself bored amidst his security. It's not until one day that the head scientist within his mother's company approaches him with an offer: to venture into the virtual reality world of a fictional, war-torn, Asian-inspired fantasy world divided into four nations. How could Alexander say no? On top of coming to this new world, he'll be taking over one of its main characters to do what he sees fit.

It tested. It waited.. It watched... It shifted....

Jo-Pil, ahem, I mean, I was just a simple sales manager who was more than satisfied with my way of living, thank you very much. But my simple way of living came crashing down like the heavy materials I was counting on my night shift, crushed me and my simple life, and then landed me in a novel I had read back when I was still a Freshman at university. And to make it all worse, it just happened to be the kind of novel that readers would wish to get into and crack the skull of the various sadistic love interests as well as the stubborn main character who just didn't know when to sit still. Ugh. But what was even worse than that was the fact that I, Jo-Pil, had become the freaking main character. Yeah, you got that right. I was the poor, hopeless Omega whose role in the novel was to be a weak, helpless, yet stubborn guy who was sold for his huge debt, bought by four powerful Alphas in order to become a breeding machine. They might as well make me their baby mama while they were at it, don't you think? But there was no way I was going to live up to that role. Seriously, why resist being showered with the luxury of life and getting hurt when I could just give them a little neck massage, say a few sweet words to compliment them, and then lie on my back with sun shades on and juice in hand, relaxing for the rest of my life? Maybe it's not as easy as it sounds but I could make it work. I was sure I could. With four powerful Alphas ruling the country at my mercy, I could do anything. But... Were they really at my mercy, though? I mean, I was the one whose huge debt got paid off, right? Welp, maybe I was getting a little over my head. What to do?

Transmigrated to the Age of Gods in Greece, and became Jason. Wait, Jason? You mean the Jason who provoked the traitorous witch Medea? Jason? You mean the Jason who looks like a great hero, but is actually just a plaything of the gods?! Jason? You mean the Jason whose life seems glorious on the surface, becoming a great hero whose fame spreads through the ages, but in reality is full of hardships, ending in tragedy without a peaceful death? No, I don't want a fate like that! Therefore... "Teacher Chiron, I want to drop out. Being a hero? I can pass on that!" ---- A re-translation Advance chapters: patreon.com/ReruoIzayoi

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.

Nuella and Daniel's Journey: A Love That Endured In a moment laced with emotion and dreams, Daniel proposed, and Nuella said yes. What began as a promise between two hearts quickly blossomed into a love story filled with hope, laughter, and the quiet thrill of planning a future together. But love, even at its purest, does not walk an easy path. As time passed, challenges crept in, whispered doubts, outside interference, and the unspoken wounds that slowly widened the space between them. What once felt unbreakable began to fray, and soon, Nuella and Daniel found themselves on opposite ends of a story they had written together. In the silence that followed their separation, the echoes of their love remained. Through reflection, forgiveness, and a determination to understand rather than walk away, they found their way back to each other, not as the same people, but as stronger, wiser versions of themselves. Their reconciliation was not a return to the past but a leap forward into a future forged through truth, growth, and grace. Nuella and Daniel’s journey is a testament to love’s resilience, how even when tested by pain and threatened by forces beyond their control, a genuine connection can endure. But as new faces and deeper trials begin to stir, will their love remain strong enough to survive the storm ahead?

In a world of secrets and power, every connection is a risk, every friendship a gamble… and trust can be the deadliest game.

Laura’s collapse should have been the end of the storm. Instead, it’s the beginning of something Axel can’t ignore. After following her through a quiet unraveling and learning that years of precision hid something far deeper than perfectionism, Axel finds himself facing an uncomfortable truth: he never questioned her strength — and he never questioned his own silence either. For years, he has been the steady one. The foundation. The one who stays. But as Laura begins the slow process of reclaiming the parts of herself she was never allowed to choose, Axel realizes he has done the same in a different way — living inside support, never asking what he wants beyond holding everyone else together. When the trio stabilizes, he is no longer needed in the way he once was. And for the first time, the silence he built his identity around feels heavy. The Silent Measure is a restrained, intimate exploration of loyalty, guilt, and quiet longing — the story of the one who never demanded space finally asking whether he is allowed to take it. Because sometimes the most powerful shift isn’t stepping forward. It’s admitting you want to.

In the world of Genshin Impact, you gain an ability that lets you go fifty–fifty with anyone. What would you do with it? Cael says—obviously, you’d live the laid-back life. After all, if you don’t enjoy life in the world of Genshin, what’s the point? And so, whenever people mention Cael, they all end up saying the same thing: “This is the guy who claims he can’t beat anyone?!” He fought Tartaglia (Childe) of the Fatui to a draw. He fought the Raiden Shogun to a draw. Even Morax—Zhongli himself once remarked that if he were to seriously fight Cael, it might just trigger a second Archon War. Meanwhile, the Traveler, Lumine, has this to say: “I’ve never seen him defeat anyone… but I’ve also never seen anyone defeat him.”

My name is Lucifer Obsidian Valcrest. I am heir to one of the most powerful noble houses in the kingdom. People calls me arrogant,cruel,womaniser and whatnot.And mind you I am. Or at least… that’s how I was supposed to go in my life. Something happened which caused me at the centre of a conspiracy which will lead me to my Destruction. After all those years of existing, I got to know that I am a mere extra,a discarded pawn in the grand scheme of things. This world worships heroes. It protects their chosen ones. It sacrifices everything else. Including me. I was never meant to survive. I was the stepping stone — the villain the hero crushes to prove his righteousness. The extra with some screen time. But I refuse to die for someone else’s glory. I know where this world is heading. Demons will rise. Gods will watch. The so-called saviors will fall. And in the chaos, fate will demand a sacrifice. This time, it won’t be me. Let the hero chase destiny. Let heaven judge it's followers. I will rewrite the ending. And if the world insists on calling me a villain— Then I will become the one it should have feared from the beginning.

One misstep, and Valerius wakes up in the universe of Honkai: Star Rail. No cheats. No broken bloodlines. Just a mysterious Game Arena System with one mission: “Bring entertainment to the masses.” …What kind of nonsense is that?! But Valerius isn’t panicking. Not at all. “You all go ahead and fight your battles. I just provide the battlegrounds... and quietly profit behind the scenes.” And thus begins the era of Interdimensional PvP. Where warriors from Teyvat and the Express are dragged into game after game— Each more absurd than the last. Mafia Night: “Herta, clues are only 3 points each. Final offer—take it or leave it.” Zombie Survival Mode: “Keqing, this is called an RPG. One shot and even the Tyrant will cry for his mom.” Monopoly Gone Wrong: “Ningguang, 1 point per remote-control dice. Asta already bought three~” The result? Two worlds. Total chaos. Kaeya: “Two points for The World! Jing Yuan, what’ve you got?” Jing Yuan: “Hmph… Tail, do your thing.” Svarog: “No evil survives while I stand.” Lord of Qlipoth: “Step away from Clara.” Clara: “Berserker~~!” Sparkle: “Fight! Fiiight! MOAR CHAOS!” Silver Wolf: “Did I wake up in the wrong patch version or what...?” Multiverse war? Check. System hijinks? You bet. Profit-hungry MC playing 4D chess while everyone else fights? Absolutely. When Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail collide in a reality-bending game arena, only one rule remains: Don’t trust the MC. He’s the real final boss.

A horror game feared worldwide becomes "Lin Yu’s new reality" but the real nightmare isn’t the monsters. It’s the truth that the game’s deadliest bosses are his neighbors. The Blood Clan Queen? A freeloading, pint-sized terror who raids his fridge like she owns the place. The hospital director who wipes entire squads? A cheerful matchmaking grandpa downstairs, handing out “romantic advice” like it’s a daily quest. The blood-soaked butcher? A shy, soft-spoken girl upstairs… who politely greets him while her weapon drips red. To everyone else, this world is a slaughterhouse of screams, curses, and impossible boss fights. To Lin Yu, it’s awkward hallway encounters, surprise dinner guests, and trying not to offend beings that can erase a player’s existence with one glance. But the deeper Lin Yu gets pulled into the game, the stranger things become because while players are desperate to escape, the bosses aren’t trying to kill him… They’re watching him. Avoiding him. Even fearing him. And Lin Yu is about to learn the most terrifying rule of all: in this world, "he might be the only one who doesn’t know what he really is."

Reborn as a baby at the edge of a cliff, I face a dead end—my mother ready to throw me away, and Upper Rank Two Doma smiling behind us. 【God-Tier Villain System Activated】 Option A: Die feral, lose my mother. Option B: Call the demon Father and rewrite fate. I choose B. “Daddy.” From that day, the Demon Slayer world gains a refined, scheming heir—mastering Ice Breathing, stealing Blood Demon Arts, and smiling sweetly while using demons as practice. “Dad, your technique’s nice. I’ll take it.”

Short diary style storytelling of what if we experience these things

Waking up in the world of Naruto, Kyusei thought he had hit the jackpot. Ninja? Chakra? Rasengan? Count him in! But then— He met a cute, sharp-tongued blonde girl... And she claimed to be Minato Namikaze, the Fourth Hokage!? Hold up. What do you mean Minato is now a girl? Before he could even wrap his head around that, fate delivered its next punchline: He was now the male version of Kushina Uzumaki—fiery temper, red hair, and all! ...Yeah. That’s right. He got gender-swapped into Naruto’s mom, and his destined waifu? She’s the tsundere Hokage-to-be with a killer right hook. And just when things couldn’t get any weirder— People from other worlds start crashing into his timeline like it’s a multiverse free-for-all! Alternate realities, identity chaos, unexpected romance(?), and power struggles await as Kyusei tries to survive, thrive, and maybe... become the Hokage himself?

After awakening the Mangekyō Sharingan, Uchiha Soren understands one truth: A world built on lies cannot be changed from within. So he chooses the path of rebellion. Danzo will fall. Hiruzen will follow. And anyone who stands between him and his vision will be erased. No loyalty. No hesitation. Only power. The Uchiha will not obey the world— they will shape it. Across nations, timelines, and realities, one rule never changes: Only the strong decide destiny.

After finishing an otome game-themed novel, a man was pulled into its world by a message left on the final page. Upon arrival, he was enslaved, then assigned as a servant to the female antagonist—the very character he had despised while reading. What awaited him next was uncertain. Death, prolonged suffering, or something else entirely.

Mikhael was supposed to die nameless, just another body that disappears into the Empire’s system. He doesn’t. He lives long enough to see how it really works. The nobles stay on top because they have seals, they have stolen power, and they have a faith built to keep everyone else obedient. When Mikhael kills a Duke, it doesn’t set him free. It puts a mark on him. Now he is locked inside House Romulus, forced into a role he never chose, watched from every angle, taught rules that were designed to break him into something useful. Lionel is close, but not close enough, and Mikhael is running out of patience. Something has also started to speak inside his head, quiet at first, then clearer, as if it has been waiting for him to crack. Book One follows Mikhael’s arrival at House Romulus, the daily control disguised as “order,” the lies holding the estate together, and the choices he makes as he starts planning the fire.