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Heavenly Sword Saint

The sword that ended Jian Chen’s life belonged to the woman he loved. He never saw it coming. Once hailed as the greatest genius of the Jian Clan, Jian Chen had everything a young cultivator could desire extraordinary talent, an unparalleled affinity for the sword, and a future that seemed destined to reach the highest heavens. Then he entered the Heavenfall Secret Realm. He walked in as a genius. He walked out of it only as a corpse. Or so fate intended. Jian Chen opened his eyes once more and discovered that death had given him something no treasure in the Divine Realm could provide Another beginning. His memories remained. His regrets remained. And so did the final image burned into his mind: the sword of the woman he loved piercing his heart. This time, Jian Chen refuses to follow the path that once led him to ruin. He will cultivate from the beginning. He will sharpen his sword from the beginning. And when the same people cross his path again, he will be ready. But changing his future proves far more complicated than Jian Chen expected. The more he remembers, the more inconsistencies he discovers. Why was he betrayed? Why did those closest to him want him dead? And why does the truth surrounding the Heavenfall Secret Realm seem connected to events he never understood in his first life? Jian Chen once believed his greatest mistake was trusting the wrong people. Now he suspects something far more terrifying Perhaps his entire destiny had been wrong from the beginning. With a second life before him and a sword at his side, Jian Chen will tear apart every falsehood standing between him and the truth. He will start from nothing. Climb beyond every limit. And forge a path that no one not even fate itself can dictate. Because this time, Jian Chen isn't living to become the genius everyone expected him to be. He's living to discover who he was truly meant to become. And anyone who tries to stand in his way will learn one thing: A man who has already died once has very little left to fear. Jian Chen has returned. And this time, he writes his own destiny.
Bertrand_Achunji · 83.2k Views

Unlucky?Player

Nyctophobia. Intense fear of the darkness or of the Night. It was unexplainable, unfortunately, Luke had no real reason or understanding of what caused this. He was called the unluckiest man alive, but at the same time, he had the ability to conquer most of what was thrown at him. Bored of what this reality had to offer him, Luke was ecstatic to see what Gensis2076 would show him. It was a VRMMORPG created by genius scientist Kenny Smith. It was a game like no other, it was more than realistic. Luke saw this as an opportunity to escape from his rather stagnant lifestyle. Unfortunately for him, no matter where he went, along with his best friend, the only other thing that would follow him was his horrible luck. He had the ability to face off against anything, but what could he do when he was partnered with the one thing he feared the most, the Night. Current Release rate: 3 chapters a week For any [email protected] Discord- Lil Uzi Hurt#3988 Also, I'm not a professional author and don't consider myself anywhere close to one as well, as I continue to write I can assure you my quality will improve (^_^) // // // Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. The cover picture is not owned by me, email me if you want it taken down (^-^)
Myth_7754 · 1.9m Views

Itsumo hitori de - [いつも一人で] - (Always Alone)

いつも一人で (Itsumo hitori de - Always Alone) Series Description RATED: MA18+ | 12 Episodes | Supernatural Tragedy In a Tokyo drowning beneath endless rain, two souls exist in parallel hells separated by death itself. Seishin Hōrō-sha dies at fifteen—broken, abandoned, worthless. A truck crushes him on rain-slicked streets after years of bullying, family betrayal, and abuse. Death brings no peace. Ancient folklore condemns him: souls without purpose cannot ascend. Trapped as a wandering spirit, invisible and voiceless, Seishin watches his mother die, his siblings—Daiki, Hana, Kaito, Yukimira, Mei-Suke, Rikunuke, Sorana—scatter into crime and forgetting. None mourn him. The promises they made as children mean nothing now. For two years he drifts, purposeless, fading. Then he sees Ritchi Utsu. Five years old. Wealthy. Suffering behind closed doors in ways that mirror Seishin's own hell. "Independence training" that's systematic torture. Parents demanding perfection, punishing with cruelty. A life of isolation and psychological destruction masked by privilege. Seishin recognizes himself. Feels purpose for the first time since death. For ten years he watches, unable to intervene as Ritchi endures beatings, assault, suicide attempts. A ghost bearing witness to suffering he cannot prevent—until rain changes everything. During storms, barriers thin. Seishin manifests briefly, leaving messages in fog, reaching Ritchi for seconds that prove he's not alone. Their connection deepens. Seishin becomes the invisible guardian, the one constant. But spirits fade. His time is ending. The final year brings violence and desperate choices. Ritchi must survive without his ghost. During one last storm, Ritchi sees Seishin's face, remembers the teenager who walked into traffic ten years ago, recognizes their intertwined fates. Their goodbye transcends death itself. - "The rain remembers everything we try to forget."
Locke_Weisz · 6k Views