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Ha! I'll Be The Villain In The Apocalypse

Lin Yue was isekai’d into a brutal survival game world, becoming an "Average Rank" resident in a city designed to be a graveyard. In the original plot, the Holy Mother FL would spend the 2-hour food window crying and sharing her bread, only to be eaten when the zombies were released. The Heroic ML would try to fight the government's drones, dying a "noble" death in a hail of gunfire. Lin Yue: “I’m sorry, I—first don't want to die for a 'noble cause,' and second, I don't want to be hungry. So I choose to be the one who leaves everyone else behind. Excuse me, goodbye.” The speakers on every street corner crackled with the cold, distorted voice of the Public Announcer: “Attention, trash of Sector 4. The gates are open. You have two hours to scavenge before the automated purge begins. Beyond the entrance is nothing but a slaughterhouse. T-minus 118 minutes. Access will be denied. Survivors will be terminated.” Most people were paralyzed by the sound of that mechanical voice and the sight of the ticking timer on their skin. But as Lin Yue looked at her modest two-bedroom apartment and her few millions in "Average Rank" savings, her eyes didn't fill with tears. They shone with the predatory light of a professional hoarder. She sharpened her kitchen knife, ignoring the booming announcer to focus on her mental checklist: Lightbulbs. Water. Blanket. Ammo. Efficient pathing. “What a perfect opportunity to loot the good stuff while the 'Heroes' are busy dying for the 'Main Quest'!” “...” The city-wide broadcast system was designed to incite panic and despair, but it never expected a resident who would treat a literal death-march as a chance to upgrade her apartment's interior design.
StrokeOfAbsurdity · 662 Views

The Perfect Path To Insanity

Would you give up your humanity in exchange for power? To never die, a chance to be a god? Humans had lost all will to try. Their existence had been reduced to a single, self-destructive purpose: to entertain and please the cosmic gods, known as Forces, in hopes of gaining a 'favour'. After 7 years of these continuous deadly games that suddenly appeared, the Earth we know is no more. Now an apocalyptic playground for the Forces to enjoy. To survive in this ruined world, every single player is compelled to participate in these weekly deadly games. All to win prizes, be granted one of the four Paths designed for Awakeners— those who earned ‘their’ affection and favour. Until Fateless, a ‘humble’ wanted thief, stumbled upon a unique Force, one of the creators of the games. It was then he discovered the grim truth behind his name - 'Fateless' - deemed worthless and discarded at birth, exempt from all four Paths. Consumed by despair and hate, he took a risk and accepted a proposal from a shady cosmic god, granting him a fifth Path, giving him the ability to absorb human life essence to grow stronger, all for a small price. [ “I shall grant you the Fifth Path.” ] [ “The Path of Insanity.” ] [ “No mortal seeks forever without unraveling. Madness is the toll, the tariff paid at the gate.”] [ “You will no longer fear death. Nor die of age. Nor plague. Nor wounds that mortal hands deliver.” ] [ “But immortality is fed… not gifted.” ] [ “Just a tiny tithe. 10% of your humanity.” ] ‘What more is there to lose a bit of humanity, anyway? It only drags one down from their full potential. I could do just about anything without being bound to death. Anything… What a thrill it would be to spit on these cosmic slugs' faces.’
CrimsonJell0 · 43.8k Views

X-Men: Build Mutant Nation

Marcus Cole, an urban planner in his previous life, finds himself in the dangerous back alleys of the Marvel Universe after a fatal accident. He has inherited a new body and a cosmic directive: the Mutant Nation System. This interface isn't just about individual power; it’s a civilization-building tool designed to foster a stable, thriving future for mutantkind. As Sentinels hunt and the world fears the "mutant menace," Marcus doesn't join the X-Men or the Brotherhood. Instead, he founds New Haven, a sanctuary for those the world has cast aside. Using his knowledge of infrastructure and the system’s ability to coordinate mutant powers, he must turn a group of refugees into a sovereign nation. In a world of gods and monsters, Marcus is building something even more dangerous: a future where mutants no longer have to hide. The System: Mutant Nation (MNS) Resonance Bonding: The core of Marcus's influence. He can form "Bonds" with other mutants, allowing him to share their abilities or grant them tactical buffs. As the bond grows, he gains access to a portion of their power class (Alpha, Beta, Gamma), turning him into a versatile powerhouse. Civilization Administrative Interface: A high-level management HUD that allows Marcus to plan and oversee "New Haven." It tracks population growth, resource management, and structural integrity, treating the construction of a mutant city like a high-stakes strategy game. Tactical Coordination (The Hive Mind): Through telepathic links (like the one with Sofia), the system allows Marcus to coordinate dozens of mutants to move and fight as a single, synchronized unit. This turns a disorganized group of "Morlocks" into an elite military force. Strain & Integration: Personal power comes at a cost. Using borrowed abilities generates "Strain." If Marcus pushes too hard without proper rest, the system risks physical collapse. He must carefully balance his personal development with the needs of his growing nation.
Kingdom_Building · 83.9k Views

80s Death Gospel

In the gothic shadow of Sidonia Kemis, the boundary between humanity and horror is crumbling. From the dimension of Sarx, parasitic entities known as Tumors breach the veil, possessing the innocent and twisting them into flesh-eating monstrosities. It is a grim age where steam mixes with blood, and the only line of defense against the darkness is the Holy Convent. To fight these monsters, the Church creates monsters of their own—elite executioners known as Priests who wield "Gospels." These are not prayers, but terrible curses that weaponize the body, allowing the faithful to burn, crush, and slice through the corruption at the cost of their own humanity. But the true threat may not come from the dimension of flesh, but from within the sanctuary itself. It all started with Sister Blood. A heretic hiding within the Convent’s elite ranks, she has set a divine conspiracy in motion that threatens to shatter the natural order. Her scheme began with a single, twisted act: the delivery of a "gift" wrapped in swaddling clothes to a retired executioner who thought his war was over. Now, dragged back into a conflict he tried to escape, one man must navigate a treacherous world of mad science, ancient sea beasts, and political betrayal. Hunted by the organization he once served and burdened by a mutation that is slowly turning him into a beast, he must uncover the truth behind the heresy. In a world where divinity is just another word for power, the only way to survive is to become something worse than the devil. Support Author at: https://www.patreon.com/ZenpaiTrans
ZenpaiTrans · 25.8k Views

Oberhaupt - Monsters Hierarchy

In 2029, a virus designated Tokbog-29 spread globally, originating from Russia and within two years, the virus claimed over 800,000 lives. By 2037, the death toll had reached 760,000,000. In 2038, in Japan, a Tokbog patient transformed into a powerful monstrosity that nearly wiped out an entire hospital. It was eliminated by the Japan Self-Defense Forces’ special operations units after seventy-two hours of sustained engagement. The creature, codename Chimera, was the first of many entities to emerge from infected patients. What initially appeared to be an isolated incident soon escalated into a full-scale invasion of aberrant, demonic creatures referred to as Ijo (Japanese for “Anomaly”) or Zmij (Russian for “Dragon”). The year 2038 marked the beginning of the Anomalous War, which lasted until 2047. The conflict was fought by the United Nations Armament and Defense Forces (UNADF), particularly through its specialized branch, the Ijo Counterattack Protocol (ICP), known in Russia and Europe as the Zmij Extermination Division (ZED). In 2047, with the assistance of the technological corporations Bryte and Rodak, the Class-Y Human Containment Space Station, also known as Remnant, was completed. Launched from the Moon and positioned beyond lunar orbit, it carried more than 3.5 billion people — the last surviving civilian population of humanity. Only the military remained on Earth. In 2049, military experiments subjected human test subjects to a modified and controlled substance found inside the Tokbog-29 bacteria. Unlike the virus, this substance did not kill the host. Instead, it generated a powerful electrochemical discharge, granting subjects behavioral traits and combat capabilities approximately fifty percent comparable to an Ijo. The substance was designated Tokbog-29β, also known as Nectar. Under extreme psychological stress — fear, rage, or trauma — it triggered the development of the Hirngeist, a system that altered both the psychological and physical state of the host. Soldiers implanted with Nectar can activate it for a maximum duration of one minute — just enough to finish an engagement. Afterward, the Kariudo-Type Mark III combat suits automatically administer an Inhibitor, a temporary counteragent that suppresses both body and mind, placing the host into a medically induced coma for approximately three days. Following recovery and rehabilitation, the soldier is cleared for combat once more. Each military base fields three squads of four soldiers. Together, these squads form an Oberhaupt, the command unit responsible for their coordination, composed of personnel ranging from seventeen to forty years of age. If a soldier exceeds the imposed activation limit, they enter overload — a state known as Hirn Brecher, or the Harbinger Event — which in most cases results in death. The story takes place in 2054. The protagonists have been members of an Oberhaupt unit for at least two years. Cross posting on Scribblehub and Royal Road
Lando15 · 207 Views