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Nameless Extra? I am the Supreme Primordial!!

Nate should have known better than to pick up his roommate Jared’s latest obsession. Jared had been raving about a fantasy novel, claiming it was “the best story ever.” Nate, ever the skeptic, decided to borrow it—to prove how incredibly cliché it was. Flipping through the first chapters, Nate saw it all: melodramatic monologues, tragic backstories crammed into paragraphs, endless speeches about justice. He couldn’t help himself and muttered to himself: “As expected” Unfortunately, the author he offended wasn’t just a writer. He was Eltharion, the Supreme Primordial—the being who wrote the novel and the world it takes place in. Next thing Nate knows, he wakes up in a different body. Not a hero. Not a rival. Not even a proper villain. He becomes Othriel Veyndral, a pretentious young noble who appears briefly in the prologue just to die. A forgotten extra, one with an unfortunate backstory, a name readers forget immediately. And once Nate recognizes where he is, he finally remembers the novel’s absurdly long title: “The Everlasting Hero of Pure Eternal Justice.” Nate mutters: “…What kind of title is that? Did the author swallow a thesaurus?” Right on cue, a laid-back system materializes and declares: ❝Your mission: make the story more interesting.❞ Consequence for failure? Nothing, serious. At least, for him. He’d simply “lose the chance to inherit the mantle of the Supreme Primordial.” As if Nate asked for that kind of cosmic responsibility. So Nate decides on the simplest path: survive, relax, upgrade his lifestyle using his noble status, and maybe destroy the hero’s harem. But then the system updates. A new message appears: Eltharion had already chosen him as his successor— not out of necessity, not out of destiny, but because it made Nate’s transmigration far more entertaining. A cosmic joke. A divine prank. A bored god’s personal reality show. Now the world’s script warps around Nate. Characters gravitate toward him instead of the protagonist. Events that never existed begin unfolding. He wanted peace. Fate wants drama. And the universe keeps asking the question he’s trying to avoid: Will he stay a nameless extra doomed to die in the margins… or act upon the title he never asked for— the chosen successor of the Supreme Primordial— and shake the world to its core? Thus begins the tale of Othriel Veyndral— a forgotten extra, a reader who mocked the wrong prologue, and the successor whose choice may ignite a new era. Author’s Note: This is my first book, so it might lack some things here and there—but I hope you’ll enjoy the story as it grows. Thank you for giving it a chance!
Tudolrw · 4.6k Views

Honkai Star Rail: Shapeshifter's Mayhem

The universe of Honkai: Star Rail is a vast expanse of worlds, Aeons, and Trailblazers. But for Baiming, it's a desperate stage for survival. Baiming has transmigrated, but at a severe cost: his own body is gone, and his life is fading fast. Luckily, he’s been granted a powerful cheat—the ability to transform into any celebrated character from the Star Rail universe, an act that grants him a temporary reprieve from death. To stay alive, he must create chaos. Now, the cosmos is his theatrical backdrop. He shapeshifts into Herta to conduct peculiar experiments on the Space Station, becomes Ruan Mei to unexpectedly disrupt the conflict between the Antimatter Legion and the IPC, and wields the power of Firefly to unleash fiery destruction upon the flagship of the Abundance followers. Even the formidable Acheron’s blade is utilized to strike down a powerful Emanator. Baiming’s desperate quest for longevity soon turns into an unprecedented wave of cosmic disturbances. He believes his shifting identities grant him perfect anonymity, but every chaotic act leaves a trace. The originals are starting to notice. The real Herta finds the mimicry fascinating yet infuriating. Ruan Mei seeks the other version of herself for a strange research project. Firefly detects another Gramoth Knight. And Acheron senses a kindred spirit, one who seems to share an uncanny, forgotten past. Now, the biggest figures in the cosmos are closing in, determined to uncover the truth behind the identity crisis plaguing their universe. Dive into this high-stakes comedic thriller about survival, identity, and the desperate, chaotic performance of a lifetime. in case you want to support me (special benefits) p4treon.com/roaverse (+extra Chapters)
RoaVerse · 38.1k Views

Survival, Dragons, and Other Poor Life Choices

The Second Chance He Didn't Ask For Knox Ashford died on Earth—hit by a truck while carrying a coffee he didn't even want. After spending over a year as a walking ghost following his girlfriend's fatal overdose, it was almost a relief. Waking up in Shadowfen? That was the complicated part. Reborn as a lesser demon in a murder-swamp where everything wants to kill him, Knox gets a System, a 12% survival probability, and absolutely no instruction manual. Armed with gallows humor, half-remembered survival shows, and spite, he starts learning the hard way: which water won't poison you, which monsters you can outrun, and how to sleep in a tree hollow without being eaten. Then he finds the egg. A dying Shadow Dragon hatchling, abandoned and alone—her loneliness mirrors his own so perfectly it hurts. Knox saves her by pouring everything he has into their bond, and suddenly he's not just surviving for himself anymore. He's a parent to a tiny, fierce dragon who tries to eat his boots and trusts him absolutely. With help from judgmental fairies, a living swamp that might be a goddess, and a dragon who thinks everything is either food or a toy, Knox begins building something he thought he'd lost: a home. A family. A reason to keep going. But Shadowfen has noticed him. And when an ancient dungeon calls, promising power he desperately needs, Knox must choose: stay safe in the home he's built, or risk everything for the strength to protect it. Five weeks in hell. A complete transformation. And the discovery that broken things can be reforged into something stronger. What started as survival becomes legend. A LitRPG progression fantasy about grief, found family, and a man learning that the opposite of depression isn't happiness—it's purpose. Featuring: a demon who can't say no to feature requests, a dragon with attachment issues, fairies who weaponize interior design criticism, and enough emotional damage to fuel an entire power system. Perfect for fans of Dungeon Crawler Carl, Beware of Chicken, and Primal Hunter—if they had more therapy and beard-based comedy. ┬┴┬┴┤ ͜ʖ ͡°) ├┬┴┬┴ Will post daily! Powerstones and comments welcome... I’m watching you, and I’ll adjust accordingly. ┬┴┬┴┤ω・)
BoredBerserker176 · 9.9k Views

A Stark New Robb Si

This version of Robb will know about the secret entrance into Casterly Rock, as revealed by Tyrion on the way to the Wall. He would also know, of course, of all the betrayals heading his way. I've had this idea stuck in my head ever since I re-read "A Song of Ice and Fire" and watched the "Game of Thrones" TV show. I share the frustration many felt with the last few seasons, especially regarding the character development of specific individuals and families, while others seemed to receive an unrealistic amount of attention and advantages. Specifically, I'm referring to how the Lannisters received immense hate but also an unusual amount of fortune. They lasted much longer than they should have, particularly after Tywin's death. There should have been nothing keeping them together, especially not Cersei Lannister, who almost everyone in that world disliked, unless they were romantically involved with her, yet even then, many still held resentment. Conversely, the Starks were destroyed far too easily by individuals like Walder Frey and Roose Bolton, who were effectively Lannister puppets for no good reason. Considering that Robb had already defeated more than 30,000 Lannister men, And no one truly knew that the Vale wasn't going to help him just that they haven't yet especially since he had blood ties Robb had three Of the Seven Kingdoms and four considering that Theon the heir to the Iron Islands was his best friend and grew up with him until Baylon Greyjoy made a stupid decision that also made no sense There would be no way that Walder Frey the coward he is would take such a terrible chance and trust the Lannisters A house he really despised because of how they looked down on him literally goes against his character Also Roose Bolton who's supposed to be incredibly smart and devious also would not choose that time to attack considering How close his own house was to going extinct with only two of his line left one being himself and the other a crazy bastard He would not risk that. Additionally, I found it nonsensical that Balon Greyjoy attacked the North. There was a reason he didn't attack the North during his first rebellion against the Seven Kingdoms. It wasn't just because the North lacked a fleet, but also because they were impoverished, with no resources except timber and some furs. During his second attempt, there was still nothing to gain from attacking the North. I understand his character isn't meant to be particularly intelligent. Still, his lords likely wouldn't support another rebellion against the Seven Kingdoms, especially one that targeted another kingdom currently in Rebellion, especially when the Lannisters, with the most valuable land, had literally no army to defend their land, and the other most valuable area, the Reach, had its army marching out of its lands. Robb Stark was a charismatic and though inexperienced leader in diplomatic means, could have easily been helped if the Reach chose to marry Margaery to Rob Stark, the son of Eddard Stark, the most honorable man in Westeros, to defeat the evil Lannisters, thus letting Margaery be queen and have a good Honorable Wolf King. Anyway rant aside I'm making this story for myself and others who feel similarly I'm also trying to form a better habit of writing and reading because it's therapeutic and helps me understand others I hope you guys will give it a chance and enjoy.
Artos_Kensington · 479.5k Views