myth

In a multiverse of infinite layers, Kael Veyris emerges as a singularity of power. He does not merely fighthe reshapes wars, redefines enemies, and rewrites the rules of life itself. As gods, titans, and cosmic entities attempt to challenge him, Kael’s reality warping abilities leave them powerless. But absolute power comes at a cost. With every law he bends and soul he claims, Kael must confront the fragility of identity, morality, and the infinite consequences of reshaping existence itself.

Aren Hale is seventeen and invisible by choice. Same route home. Same gas station shift. Same locked door. Routine is the only thing keeping his world from feeling too large. Then he starts seeing things no one else can — shadows clinging to people, fractures in empty air. And something answers when he reaches for them. Reality is woven from invisible threads. Aren can rewind them — restore what others can only destroy. But every time he does, the power rewrites him. His hair is already changing. His memories are next. He didn’t ask to be marked. But someone is in that alley. Someone is running out of time. And Aren Hale has never been able to walk past something he could fix.

The protagonist is a 19-year-old named Hill, living with his impoverished family. He suffers from a mental illness that has isolated him from the world and robbed him of his life. But something soon happens, and he finds himself in another world called "The Journey of Healing," a world filled with power and monsters. In this world, power is granted based on the amount of pain and suffering one endured in their original world. Secrets await you.

In a world of the Great Tree, it only matters how high you are, and those that live in the roots are worth nothing. While those that live above the leaves treat even the best of humanity like monkeys among the branches. Kaelen is one of the unlucky children that survived the deepest parts of the Great Tree and is bound to work the worst jobs in the society. Big bosses with masses of angelic feathers have powers to both kill him and keep him alive, while the only thing he has for himself is a measly reminder of his parents. His life changes when he finds a deep dark crevice in the Tree, and finds a creature, that all thought to be immortal ,dead and a single dark-obsidian feather along it.

Born into a world full of coldness, watch as Ritsuzen Ren uses his sheer will and genius to walk the world unchallenged. Join Ritsuzen Ren on his path of transcending time and space.

Not 1984. Just as cheery though :)

“In an age where knowledge cuts deeper than knives, Victoria is about to learn far more than is safe for any soul to bear.” Victoria and Robert were torn from the gentle dullness of their ordinary century and cast into a realm governed by proto-concepts—those ancient, unblinking truths from which life, death, and divinity themselves are carved. Proclaimed “Heroes” by a world too desperate to question its own choices, they were commanded to rise in strength, confront a Demon Lord, and deliver salvation to a land that had never been theirs. Robert donned the mantle with the fervour of a man stepping into destiny. Victoria… hesitated. And in that hesitation, something old—older than scripture, older than light—turned its gaze toward her. She felt its attention like a draft through a locked room. In a moment poised between terror and terrible understanding, she accepted its offer: a contract sealed in silence, a year of her life exchanged for a thing that should never have been permitted to exist. Not in this world. Not in any. She did not yet grasp that, in straying from the Hero’s ordained path, she had not merely shifted her fate— she had begun to unwrite the very scaffolding of her humanity. Now Victoria walks like a phantom through a world that has marched on without her— one year behind the celebrated Hero, yet burdened with an insight so sharp it threatens to cut her free from mortality itself. She can now trespass upon knowledge forbidden to scholars, sorcerers, or even those who stand at the pinnacle of human mastery. She commits the kind of acts whispered only of beings who have stepped beyond the human threshold… and never returned. And in a world built on primordial, immovable truths, one truth endures: Knowledge is power. But power, when mishandled, becomes a curse that devours its bearer— quietly, inevitably, like rot beneath embroidered silk.

In the Kingdom of Arvell, magic isn’t just power it’s status, wealth, and survival. Every child is tested at twelve, and those without magic are cast to the bottom of society. Kael Aldrich was never supposed to fail. Born into one of the most prestigious mage families, he was expected to shine brighter than the rest. Instead, the crystal stayed dark. Branded a disgrace, Kael becomes the shame of House Aldrich, hidden away while his gifted brother and relatives climb higher in the royal court. But Kael carries a secret even he doesn’t understand: when others cast spells near him, he feels them like sparks under his skin. With a single instinctive pull, he can drain their magic, leaving powerful sorcerers weak and defenseless. His existence is dangerous. To the throne, Kael is a weapon that must be controlled. To the rebellion stirring in the shadows, he is a threat that must be eliminated. And to his own family, he is a reminder of everything they wish he wasn’t. Caught between forces far greater than himself, Kael must decide whether to keep running from who he is or claim the one kind of power that terrifies even the most gifted mage. Because in a world ruled by magic, the boy who can take it away might be the most dangerous of them all.

Years before the Great Intercontinental War of the 5 continents, the northern continent was shaken with destruction as the Oureas moutains were reshaped. Lavastreams, acid pools and vulconoes rose on the northern pole, all of them centered around Mount Oculus, which was viewed as the cause of the earthquake. Mount Oculus looked like an eye from the air with a small central peak in it’s centre and lava surrounding it. In it's centre, the space broke and a red glow appeared, growing larger and larger until a breaking sound was heard. The red glow broke open and revealed complete darkness inside. 256 years after the Great Intercontinental war, Rohan was out in the mountains when a shockwave went throughout the world, causing large shock and destruction in many places. But that was not the main cause of panic, what followed was a message appearing, "Initiating ?????????? ??????", causing more panic.

It began with the sundering of Being and Abyss. The Deas and the Abyssites discorded themselves over what should be and what should not be.  Destiny, greatest of the Abyssites, compelled: "All that is shall be; all that is, is Me. I am King of Abyss. All there is, is My decree."

When the world as he knows shatters, Elian, a reserved young man with a passion for drawing, finds himself thrust into a brutal new reality. A mysterious voice announces the arrival of an apocalypse, where humanity is forced to awaken to supernatural powers in a fight for survival. Among billions, Elian is chosen as one of the Seven Divine Candidates, each granted a unique domain with the potential for godhood. His? Creation, a power that feels both limitless and unfathomable. Yet, first he must survive. The path to godhood is paved with conflict, and among the Seven, there is no guarantee they will stand together. Can a creator truly shape the future when destruction is already at its doorstep?

Ten years old. Bored. Already bending space like it owes him money. Assassins, elders, and armies come for him. They leave broken. Crows whisper secrets in the fire. Factions plot in shadows. Mandates of fire, lightning, wind, and shadow clash around him — all of it trivial against his patience and skill. This is Tor’s world. He notices everything. He spares almost nothing. Step in his world. Try not to die. We have an IG page for character concept art. Use it. This is Luna month. Luna is Tori!

Long before the memory of kingdoms, the world ended. A nameless war burned the earth until nothing living remained. When life returned, it did so without remembrance, building new orders atop the ruins of an extinction it could no longer name. In the present age, those orders are failing. As trade collapses and unrest spreads, a ruling council quietly removes a king in the name of stability. There is no trial, no spectacle, no public reckoning. Records are altered. Knowledge is destroyed. Order returns just enough for people to accept the change. Those caught inside the transition are not heroes. A scholar dies so his work can be erased. A king is executed to prevent disorder. His daughter leaves not to rebel, but to avoid being decided for. Others learn that distance, loyalty, and silence offer no protection when power requires removal. The Quiet Blade is a dark fantasy of institutional violence and controlled truth, where systems outlive people, authority functions without malice, and survival carries no promise of meaning. In a world that no longer remembers its own end, power does not rage or gloat. It works quietly.

In a world of hidden agendas and shadowed powers, Frank Ainsley defies control. Governments, factions, and ancient forces converge, but Frank refuses to be ranked, measured, or manipulated. As political intrigue, secret labs, and global threats collide, the line between survival and destiny blurs. Rank Zero isn’t just a status—it’s a warning, a revolution, and the epic journey that will decide humanity’s fate.

A throne is more than just a seat—it is the embodiment of power, control, and destiny. It is a symbol of authority, conferring dominion over those who kneel before it. But a throne is never freely given; it must be earned, taken, or fought for. And in the pursuit of such power, men become monsters, kingdoms fall, and history is written in blood. There are many thrones, each tied to a different force, each carrying a different kind of power. Some rule over nations, others over realms unseen. Some are forged by divine right, others by sheer will and conquest. But one truth remains constant—no throne is ever empty for long. What happens when people desire it? Wars ignite. Betrayals are born. Bloodlines are erased. Those who reach for a throne must be willing to pay the price, for it does not grant power freely—it demands sacrifice. And yet, the hunger for power is eternal. So the question is not who will sit upon the throne. The question is—who will survive it? In a world born from dreams and ruled by desire, Karma, a mysterious child of unknown origin, is taken in by empathy — a single act of kindness that quietly alters the fate of many. The Throneverse is an age-old realm where hundreds of kings and kingdoms rise and fall like nations in an endless cycle of dominance and decay. From the shadows, secret societies and divine architects shape history, binding humanity to an unbreakable fate. As Karma grows, he begins to question the laws that govern this world: love without salvation, power without meaning, and the dream of a perfect world where every desire can thrive. But to reach it, he must confront what humanity fears the most — not monsters or gods, but the truths of their own hearts. And so, one question echoes across time: > Can a world built on desire survive the very dreams that created it?

Rennia, is an Aspiring adventurer. Despite being over 20 and doing her best to study what she can, the The Living System hasn't graced her with a good class yet. Her given and chosen Class [Hayseed Jack, Level 10] Makes her a Jack of all trades, Master of fuck all. When she and a companion go on a simple quest, Her curiosity gets the best of her and she bears the consequences. After turning into a Futanari, she gets caught engaging in Sexual activities. It is quickly decreed that she be exile from tainting the village. Exile ends up being the best thing that happened to her.

The myths of the old world are no longer confined to the pages of history. They are hunting us. In 2004, the ancient Sumerian dragon Tiamat awoke from beneath the sands, shattering the illusion of human supremacy. In her wake, the legends of global folklore, nightmarish entities known as Phantasms, began manifesting across the globe. Standing between humanity and extinction is the Ariadne Foundation. An ancient organization who revealed themselves to ease the new state of the world. Ariadne's Hunters wage a costly, bloody war against the impossible. Welcome to Unit Perseus, the Foundation's elite strike force. Commanded by Vesper Scarlet, the unit is a meat-grinder for idealistic recruits. But Leon Dumas isn't your standard Hunter. Armed with an encyclopedic knowledge of monster anatomy, Leon is about to prove that surviving this terrifying new world requires more than just brute strength. You have to turn the monsters' power against them. The legends are real. But so are we.

Resonance Weaving demands a perfect vessel. Kaelen Vane is a ruined splinter. Born with a fractured core, drawing ambient magic would boil his nervous system alive. This defect cost him his family crest and his inheritance. Now, his meager academy stipend is the only thing paying for his sick sister's medicine. Then the instructors issue a final ultimatum. Cast a spell in three weeks for the Crucible tournament, or face expulsion. Expulsion means his sister dies. Kaelen sneaks into the restricted archives to find a workaround. He unearths a banned practice from the First Era. Ancient mages bypassed human biology entirely, forcing raw energy into physical stones. The Academy outlawed the method centuries ago due to its lethal volatility. A single miscalculated frequency causes the conduit to detonate. Trading his winter coat for an obsidian sphere, Kaelen runs the math. He anchors a kinetic Thread. The resulting shockwave vaporizes his target. Armed with forbidden magic, Kaelen prepares to enter the brutal Crucible against the High House heirs. Every cast risks blowing his own hands off. He must calculate perfectly. He must fight ruthlessly. And first, he must deal with the academy's elite prodigy who just caught him in the act.

This is a story where the characters are made to compete amongst themselves in order to decide the Lord of All Races. The Supreme Will create tests and events and let the characters compete. The further the characters can go, the higher their chance of becoming the Lord of All Races. The Mc, Zhou Zhou, was one of the lucky ones to obtain a Legendary-tier lord talent, and with that he would compete amongst his peers and other external forces in order to become the Lord of All Race, or die trying. The novel has the following: Kingdom Building 80% Overpowered Moments Ranking Competition Worthy Opponents Interesting Side Characters Slice of Life... and More. Read it, you might just fall in love with it.

Karl always dreamed of becoming the greatest Magi… but reality slapped him hard. Weak spells, zero combat talents, and a magic rank so low even goblins would laugh at him. Karl is stuck doing the most boring job in the Magi Association: filing reports, fetching documents, collecting dead bodies. Living a life completely opposite of the hero he wanted to be. Until one day, everything changed. Karl receives a mysterious offer to join Guild C—a secretive team of High class Magi. Nobody knows why they want someone as "useless" as him. but Karl accepts. And the moment he steps into Guild C, his whole life flips. Treacherous dungeons, cursed monsters, concealed conspiracies, ancient truths… and a power inside Karl that not even he knew existed. This is the story of the weakest Magi, who rose from the shadows, not because he was strong— But only because the world had no idea what he was truly capable of.