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Bloodbond:Rise of a Monarch

In a world where demonic gates tear open reality and hunters risk their lives to protect humanity, survival depends on strength. Jay Verma has none. At least, that’s what everyone believes. 26 years old and ranked among the weakest trainees, Jay lives quietly under the shadow of a world constantly at war. While elite hunters rise to fame and fortune, he struggles just to keep up. His only constant support is his best friend, Arjun — the one person who believes Jay will one day stand among the strongest. But everything changes during a mission gone wrong. A high-level demon appears where none should exist. Chaos erupts. Hunters fall. And when Arjun sacrifices himself to save Jay, something inside Jay breaks. Or awakens. As Jay bleeds for the first time in true desperation, a mysterious system manifests before him — the Demon Diary. It does not congratulate him. It does not call him chosen. It delivers a simple truth: “You are alive because Hell refuses to let you die.” Jay discovers that his blood is not entirely human. He is the son of Aviraj, a name whispered in both the human world and Hell itself — a fallen figure tied to the throne of the Abyss. Half human. Half demon. Entirely forbidden. Unlike ordinary systems that reward effort with clean progression, the Demon Diary demands sacrifice. Every increase in strength costs something — blood, lifespan, emotional restraint, fragments of humanity. Jay’s wounds heal unnaturally fast. His aura grows heavier. His presence begins attracting powerful demons who recognize his bloodline. Some want him dead. Others want him crowned. As Jay grows stronger, he is forced to fight not only external enemies but the fear within himself. He does not crave power — he fears it. Because every battle pushes him closer to becoming the very thing humanity hunts. When a mysterious figure known as Ansh Chopra — The Black Punisher intervenes during a catastrophic battle, Jay’s existence draws the attention of higher forces. Ansh recognizes what others do not: Jay is not just a hybrid. He is an Heir. Meanwhile, Hell is not silent. The Demon Court begins to move. Generals debate whether to eliminate Jay or bring him home. Because Bloodbound is not merely a title. It is a succession. As large-scale gates destabilize the world and political tensions rise within the Hunters Association, Jay becomes a symbol of unease. Hunters begin questioning him. Civilians begin fearing him. Demons begin kneeling before him. But Jay rejects the throne. He refuses to become a ruler of monsters. And that defiance triggers war. Season by season, Jay evolves — unlocking new stages of Bloodbound power: regeneration beyond reason, dominion over blood energy, and eventually partial access to Abyssal authority. Yet the more he grows, the harder it becomes to remain human. The central question of Bloodbound is not: “Can Jay become the strongest?” It is: “How much of himself is he willing to lose to protect a world that fears him?” In the end, Jay must make a choice: Inherit the Abyss and rule Hell. Destroy the demonic hierarchy and shatter the throne. Or carve a third path — one that neither humans nor demons believe possible. But every choice demands blood. And Jay Verma’s blood is bound to destiny.
Ansh_Chopra · 73.7k Views

As a Blacksmith in the World of Jujutsu Kaisen

[Note: This novel is updated on every even-numbered date] My name is Kenji Satoshi. In my first life, I worked as a Game Item Designer—someone who designed weapons, artifacts, and various objects with strange functions for virtual worlds. My days were spent in front of a screen, drowning in endless work. Like an ending far too common, I died from exhaustion. Nothing dramatic—just darkness… and then I woke up again. When I opened my eyes, I realized I was inside the body of a small child, bearing the exact same name as mine. That confusion, however, quickly turned into fear. This world was not the Earth I knew. I saw Cursed Spirits—creatures that should have existed only in anime. The strangeness deepened when I saw the name of the Shinomiya Family on television, and discovered Kuoh City while searching for information on the internet. That was when I understood. This was not an ordinary world, but a crossover world formed from various anime I had once watched. A dangerous world—chaotic, unforgiving, and utterly hostile to an ordinary person like me. A simple yet terrifying question kept echoing in my mind: could I survive here? The answer came when I was attacked by a Cursed Spirit and nearly died. At the very edge of destruction, something within me awakened—my Innate Technique. I gained the ability to forge, create, and reconstruct various objects with diverse functions using Cursed Energy. This power did not make me strong from the start. My energy reserves were limited, and every creation carried its own risks. But one thing was certain—I would survive. In this cursed world, I would forge my own path. [Announcement! I’ve said this several times, but I’ll explain it again. English is not my main language, so I use AI to help with translate. If I use Google Translate, there will be issues like incorrect he/she usage and other problems. This novel is truly written by me, not by AI. If it feels like AI, that’s because I use AI for translation. If you’re wondering why it’s very detailed, it’s because I had a bad experience before. In my earlier novels, many people said the story jumped around too much, lacked detail, and was unclear. Now, in my current novel, I make every chapter detailed, but you say it’s made by AI. What do you actually want? What do you want? When I make it less detailed, you say it’s bad. When I make it detailed, you say it’s AI-made! Honestly, you ask for too much! What do you think I am? A god? I’m just a writer, so please don’t make me stressed.]
Andi_Dri · 1.1m Views

Bungo Stray Dogs

Author: Schrödinger Status: Not complete Categories: Action-Supernatural-Mystery Prologue: Chiyo Tsukahara was an artist who learned, far too young, that beautiful things could still be feared. She painted skies that twisted like dying stars. People with faces that did not belong to them. Cities whose streets led nowhere—yet somehow, always led somewhere. Her teachers called them mistakes. They told her to paint properly, to stop imagining things that did not exist, to make her art normal. So Chiyo learned to make herself smaller. She painted what they wanted. And somewhere along the way, she stopped believing that what she saw was real. She was wrong. Her paintings were never meaningless. They were doors, every color held a world behind it and every unfinished stroke concealed something waiting to breathe. A little blue could become an endless sky. A smear of black could become a corridor with no end. A single drop of red could stain reality itself. She does not need a brush, the only thing that needed are colors. Paint. Ink. Water carrying the faintest trace of pigment. And if someone touches it—they disappear. Not dead, not gone. They just simply at elsewhere, somewhere inside the painting. Somewhere that only Chiyo can see. And perhaps the cruelest part of her ability is that the worlds she creates are beautiful. Beautiful enough that they might forget to be afraid. Until they notice the sky is moving, realizing the people in the painting are watching them intensely. In their last moment, they look behind themselves—and discover there was never an exit. Chiyo Tsukahara spent years believing that her imagination was a defect. Now, reality has begun to prove her wrong. Because when an artist finally stops asking permission to create, the canvas is no longer the only thing that can be painted. ━ This story will follow the anime/manga. So be warned in spoilers ahead! Important: All copyrights of BSD anime belong to Kafka Asagiri
AnonFromNowhere · 7.9k Views

Transmigrated as Furina, in the Naruto world

From Furina, starting the water-style domination of the ninja world [Furina + Naruto + Transformation + Single+ Bad Woman + Everyone's Idol + Genius] By some unexpected twist, she transmigrated into the Naruto world and actually became the popular character from her previous life's game Furina. The three seafood creatures she came with could only be kept as pets for viewing, nothing more. She originally thought she could just laze around, eat and wait for death as a useless slacker, letting the protagonist save the world. But unexpectedly, she activated the "Popular System." As long as viewers from another world liked her, she could gain Affection Points to add stats and level up. And when it came to being liked... this was truly right up her alley, a perfect fit for her expertise. "Naruto, I believe you can definitely become Hokage. From the moment you spoke of this dream..." "Sasuke, although I haven't gone through the same experiences and can't fully empathize, no matter if it's revenge or anything else, I will support you because we're comrades!" With her superb "acting skills" {though deep down she genuinely felt this way}, Furina naturally became the darling of the audience. But as time passed, gradually, the viewers suddenly realized that their gentle, understanding white moonlight had something a bit off about her. "The strongest 'Water Release' Tobirama Senju? He's just a mortal born in an era without me." "Uchiha Madara, what a delightful battle. I hope you can keep dancing a little longer." And this massive contrast between her before and after didn't make the audience uncomfortable at all instead, they liked her even more. ...... Furina: It's really not easy to make people hate me~ === Advance chapters: patreon.com/ReruoIzayoi
Reruo · 1.3m Views