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The Sect Master Only Accepts Protagonists

Lin Fan one day is searching for games to play when he comes across an interesting title. However, when he goes to play, he finds himself transported into the game world, as the Sect Master of the Moon Embracing Sect. The once-mighty Moon Embracing Sect had long since fallen into obscurity, but Lin Fan has devised a plan to survive: the game mentioned an increase in power and talent with each disciple accepted, with the rewards dependent on the talent of the disciple. And what better disciples to accept than those with a protagonist template and the children of destiny? Thus, he established a unorthodox admission policy: - Those with missing parents and annulled engagements, automatic admission. - Those who talked to rings, old men in paintings, or mysterious artifacts, automatic admission. - Those who had survived more than three near-death encounters, automatic admission. - Those whose enemies enjoyed sneering arrogantly before getting crushed, automatic admission. - And, of course, those who carried the aura of a protagonist, automatic admission. The strategy seemed foolproof—until the Fifth Elder excitedly brought news of a candidate who checked every box. Lin Fan was thrilled… until he heard the name: Tang. Danger alarms rang in his mind. This wasn’t a disciple; this was a walking catastrophe! Without hesitation, Lin Fan rewrote destiny itself, erased the sect’s involvement, and carefully redirected this disaster-child toward their greatest rival instead. As he barricaded himself in closed-door seclusion, one thought haunted him: Had he just saved his sect… or doomed the entire world? A cultivation comedy where tropes are shattered, clichés are exploited, and a sect leader does everything in his power to outmaneuver fate itself! ================= Translated but with some things removed or added to make it more readable and logical. Where I found it and My Source: https://popularnovels.org/novel/97 Release Schedule: Mon-Fri at 12:00 AM EST.
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Stuck with the Failed Villainess

Ellena Antoinette de Lawrence — the youngest daughter of a prestigious noble family of mages — has always been the laughingstock of the Springvale Academy of Magic. It wasn't for a lack of intelligence or effort, but because every spell she cast invariably ended in disaster. The nickname "Failure Ellena" followed her everywhere, and her last shred of hope rested on one thing: the annual Servant Summoning Ritual. ​However, when she recited the incantation, what appeared wasn't a majestic magical creature — but an ordinary young man from another world. ​Nakamura Izumi was having the most boring day of his life when he was suddenly sucked into a portal of light and landed right in front of a young girl who immediately... kissed him. Before he could even protest, a mysterious mark was etched onto the back of his hand — the mark of a servant. ​Now, Izumi is trapped in a completely foreign world: a world of grand castles, arrogant nobles, and one stubborn little master who punishes him more often than she thanks him. But behind her chaotic explosions, Ellena carries a burden far heavier than it seems — an ancient prophecy linking her family name to the destruction of the world. ​And the mark on Izumi’s hand? It turns out it is no ordinary servant’s mark. ​As threats from neighboring kingdoms begin to stir and dark forces slowly rise, Izumi and Ellena must learn the one thing not taught in any academy: ​That the trust between a human and their servant can become the most powerful magic in the world.
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