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Kenta Mori dies in a fire and awakens in Sengoku-era Japan as Takeda Shōryū, a discarded branch member of a powerful clan—given a hamlet with only 143 people and nine days of food. Bound to a mysterious Domain System that speaks only to him, Shōryū must rule wisely or watch everything collapse. The system offers no easy power—only missions, consequences, and the weight of every life under his banner. Surrounded by legendary warlords and an unforgiving era, the abandoned lord builds his strength through leadership, loyalty, and hard choices—not slaughter. This is a slow-burn kingdom-building epic where power grows with the people, history can be rewritten, and a forgotten lord will rise to unite Japan as Shogun.

Becoming a Mutant: At the very beginning, Lancelot awakens the god-level “Pupil Lottery System.” Eyes of power—Geass, Reincarnation Eyes, Shared Eyes, Copy Eyes, Jianjigu, and the Deadly Magic Eye—fall under his control. Thus begins the legendary Eye Saga in Marvel. Geass·Absolute Command: “Black Emperor Xiao, serve me as your king. Serve me as your master. Obey me… until death.” Mutant Reverses the Future: The timeline fractures under the Mutant’s power. Lancelot opens the Reincarnation Eyes, forcing humanity to feel true pain. The Super Shenluo Tianzheng erupts, nuclearizing the world with unstoppable force. Apocalypse Advent Era: Lancelot confronts Susan, stepping over Apocalypse itself, turning the ancient villain into a six-way puppet under his command. Sorcerer Supreme? “Ancient One, in front of my Copy Eyes, all your magic will be replicated, perfected, and optimized.” Thor? “Your Meow Hammer bears the Word of Odin? It’s already overwritten… by me.” Avengers? Against my Mutant army, even Earth’s mightiest heroes tremble. Star-Lord of the Guardians of the Galaxy? “Kid, you’re cute. But you really can’t compete.”

In a past life, Daphne was a concubine whose beauty won the Emperor's heart, but earned the Empress's wrath. Betrayed and poisoned, she died a tragic death,spending her final moments in the arms of a cold, powerful general who swore to find her in the next life. But fate has a different plan. Daphne is reborn, returned to a time before her family's ruin and her own gruesome end. Armed with a mind sharpened by a lifetime of regret and a body she now vows to make unbreakable, she forges a new path. She will not be a pawn again. This time, she will protect her family and defy the destiny that once took her life. General Alaric , the man who had loved her secretly in her past life is unaware that she's been reborn. He is a living legend, a name whispered with of awe and terror on every battlefield. Yet, beneath his calm surface lies a fiercely possessive nature. What Alaric desires, he claims, and what he claims, he holds with an unbreakable grip. This possessiveness is the darker twin to his battlefield prowess, a ruthless, unyielding trait that ensures once he decides something is his, be it territory, or a woman, he will stop at nothing to secure it. In the mood for a doting and extremely obsessive husband? You're in the right place.

Li Wei’an was never meant to be a hero. Once a nameless temple groundskeeper, he steps onto the roads of the Jianghu carrying nothing but quiet Taoist belief and an unwillingness to look away from suffering. As demons, spirits, corrupt cultivators, and false gods shape the world through fear and control, Li Wei’an walks forward — not to rule, not to save, but to end what should not exist. Not Yet at Peace is a wuxia light novel blending action-driven martial arts combat with deep philosophical reflection. Drawing from Taoist, Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain mythology, it follows a man who grows not by seeking power, but by shedding attachment — learning from every battle, every road, and every companion he must one day leave behind. This is a story about justice without certainty, strength without pride, and a journey that matters not because it ends — but because it continues.

A sentence Lestari uttered on Satu Suro would unexpectedly trap her in a terrifying cycle of samsara. She had been reincarnated 99 times—as a neighbor's girl, his aunt, his sister, his cat, a snake spirit, his warrior, his servant, the spirit inhabiting his bracelet, a ghost, whatever—but always ended with the same fate: death at the hands of a man named Bandung Bandawasa. In each of her lives, Lestari carried the burden of torturous memories. She remembered the cold feeling of his sword and keris piercing her heart, head, neck, stomach, basically her entire body. Each death erased bits and pieces of her true identity as Lestari, a 24-year-old modern-day girl who loved reading stories and watching films about ancient Java, until finally her soul merged completely with the cursed figure, Rara Jonggrang, with her burning revenge. In her 100th life, Lestari, who could now be called Rara Jonggrang, finally vowed to kill Bandung Bandawasa, the main cause of her suffering.

The kingdom of Eruasert was annihilated in an instant by a light that fell from the sky. Nakid, a young farmer, lost everything — including his adoptive mother, Leslie. He awakens in the Death Realm, reborn as a skeleton, and discovers a brutal world ruled by strength alone. At its peak reigns a cruel sovereign who promises a single way out: climb to the top and claim the vials capable of restoring the dead to life. But hope is short-lived. After his adoptive mother is executed once again in this new world, Nakid is left with nothing to lose. Rescued by a mysterious archer, he is dragged into a chaotic realm where survival is merely a means to an end — to bring his mother back from the dead, no matter the cost.

In a kingdom where vows are carved into blood and magic remembers what the heart forgets, Miran Vaelor lives beneath the shadow of a mark he does not understand. The sigil upon his skin should never have awakened. It binds him to a past stripped from his memory—one filled with promises he cannot recall and a name his heart still recognizes. When fate draws him back into the path of Caelion Arkendell, a man bound by crown, duty, and an oath he has carried in silence for years, the ancient mark begins to glow once more. Their bond was forged long before betrayal, war, and stolen memories tore them apart. It is older than choice. Older than fear. As political unrest brews and forgotten truths rise to the surface, Miran and Caelion are forced to confront what was taken from them: a vow broken by force, a love preserved by magic, and a destiny that refuses to release its hold. To reclaim what they once swore to protect, they must decide whether fate is a chain meant to bind them—or a promise worth defying the world for. Bound by What Was Promised is a historical fantasy BL novel about remembrance, devotion, and a love that endures even when memory itself is torn away.

The world of Atherion is held together by oaths older than kingdoms and stronger than blood. For centuries, these oaths have been renewed in silence, not because rulers believed in them, but because the world itself demanded obedience. Power did not belong to kings or armies, but to mandates, roles bound by ancient agreements that kept balance intact. Until one of those oaths was broken. In full view of the world, a governor refuses to renew the Pact of Continuance. His death is immediate, violent, and unmistakable. The sky recoils. The land responds. And something long buried beneath ice and history begins to stir. What follows is not a simple struggle for power. As legitimacy collapses, the Crownbearers lose their authority. The Gilded Compact tightens its grip, starving cities without drawing a blade. The Veiled Synod fractures under the weight of truths it was never meant to reveal. Along the frozen frontier, the Frostwardens face signs that the world’s oldest silence is awakening. There is no chosen hero. Only witnesses, decision makers, and survivors. Each faction acts according to its role, not its morality. Every choice carries consequence. Every truth uncovered demands a price. And as the past resurfaces, it becomes clear that humanity never ruled this world by right, only by permission. Now that permission is being questioned. Seven Mandates of Silence is a dark political fantasy about power without righteousness, order without mercy, and a world that remembers every broken promise. It is a story where authority is fragile, truth is dangerous, and survival depends not on strength, but on what one is willing to sacrifice when the oaths that shaped reality begin to fail.

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One crown, and one candidate. Except, the sole heir doesn't want it either. Leander Halycra never wanted the throne, but now he has to bear the weight because once, he took the responsibility for one person. And that person ended up breaking his heart into a million pieces. Years later, he loses himself in those pieces as he tries to find contentment in the duties he avoided all his youth. But when the subject of his heartbreak, the now desperate and helpless Artmesia Montclair, reenters his life, he must realize its never truly possible to keep his heart guarded, and to love no longer.

In an age of blood, steel, and freezing spray, a Viking’s worth is measured by the swing of his axe. They are raiders. They are conquerors. They are the terror of the North. Ragnar, the eighteen-year-old bastard son of a starving chieftain, is none of these things. Just a month ago, he was a Senior Naval Architect in Seattle, designing high-efficiency cargo vessels. Now, he stands on a frozen fjord in 865 AD, facing a suicide mission to England that threatens to wipe out his village. Mocked for his refusal to raid and his obsession with "wizard words" like logistics and drag coefficients, Ragnar is dismissed as a coward. But they are all wrong. Where they see a longship, he sees a displacement curve waiting to be optimized. Where they see a storm, he sees wind energy waiting to be harnessed. They say his methods are madness. Soon, they will realize that while they are playing at war, he is engineering an empire. -------- Disclaimer: *Kingdom Building & Tech-Uplift: MC uses modern engineering to revolutionize the Viking Age. *Weak-to-Strong: Starts as a despised bastard, progresses to a wealthy tycoon/warlord. *High Detail: Detailed descriptions of ship-building and primitive industrialization.

Some people are born to be remembered. Others spend their lives chasing it. Ariana Larken has always dreamed of leaving a mark on the world-of being admired, talked about, and never forgotten. She idolizes Evelora Sainthill, a woman who seems untouchable, perfect, and timeless. Inspired by her, Aria is determined to shine, to be a legend in her own right. But the desire to be remembered comes with a cost. As Aria chases fame, perfection, and immortality through her impact, she begins to realize that history remembers more than just the triumphs-it can also trap those who reach too far. A story of ambition, dreams, and the price of wanting forever, Stuck in History asks: What happens when the desire to be remembered takes over you completely?

Italy, first century AD. The empire is changing, and the old gods are forgotten. Pompeii, a city sacred to the ancient fire god Pompeil, stands at the fault line between belief and empire. Dominus Aelius Varro, a ruthless Roman war-commander and former lover of the Queen, serves the emperor without question. He does not believe in gods—only in power, steel, and domination. Bisexual, indulgent, and feared, Varro bends men and women alike to his will, leaving chaos in his wake. Severian Pyrrhus, Pompeii’s son and legendary legion commander, is bound by blood and ritual to Pompeil. He is equally ruthless and equally bisexual, using sex as tradition, control, and ritual. He believes the god’s wrath is real and imminent—and he will not allow the city to fall without blood. When Varro enforces imperial reforms that outlaw the old rites, the two men are forced into a volatile alliance. Together, they navigate a city descending into moral rot, lust, violence, and jealousy. Soldiers bleed in ash, women and men become instruments of dominance, and Pompeil’s fury spreads like wildfire. Their power is unmatched, but so is their envy. Each admires and despises the other’s influence, skill, and audacity. When Livia Caecina, a noblewoman with her own ambitions, threatens to manipulate the fragile balance, they silence her in cold blood—demonstrating that in their world, there is no mercy. As Pompeii burns, legions clash with sacred warriors, the mountain erupts, and the god demands sacrifice. Varro and Severian eventually turn on each other, testing whose strength, cunning, and belief will survive the flames. Pompeii will burn. Only one truth will rule the ashes.

Wen Mang is only a history UP host. Yet every time he posts a video, the people arguing in the comments are… Liu Bei. Guan Yu. Zhang Fei. Zhao Yun. Zhuge Kongming. A mysterious light curtain descends, replaying the true fate of the Three Kingdoms—unchanged, merciless, and brutally honest. Liu Bei watches his empire collapse and asks in disbelief: “Shu Han… ended like this? And even my statue was expelled from Wuhou Shrine?” Guan Yu sees himself drowned, defeated, deified—and used. “So this is how history remembers the Martial Saint?” Zhang Fei learns his own end and falls silent for a long, long time. “Is this really… all I amounted to?” Zhao Yun witnesses seven entries and seven exits become a legend— yet still cannot save the world he fought for. And Zhuge Kongming… He doesn’t ask about victory or defeat. He asks one question only: “If such a light curtain exists— can history be rewritten?” From military formations to aircraft carriers, from grain transport to industrial warfare, modern knowledge crashes into ancient ambition. Old regrets awaken. Unfinished oaths resurface. And once the heroes understand why they lost… Will they still accept the ending history gave them? When the curtain lights up again, the Three Kingdoms are already on a different path.

In an ancient land inspired by the forgotten kingdoms of Java, war, curses, and spirits rule the fate of mankind. Arya Rudra Wardhana was born as a commoner, but on the night of the crimson moon, his entire village was slaughtered in a mysterious massacre tied to a forbidden royal curse. Left with nothing but grief and burning hatred, Arya’s destiny changes when he discovers a legendary sacred weapon — the Sacred Keris, a mystical blade bound to ancient spirits of kings, warriors, and a primordial dragon. The keris holds two opposing powers: a holy light that protects the innocent, and a dark curse that slowly devours its wielder’s soul. Hunted by powerful kingdoms and supernatural forces, Arya embarks on a brutal journey of survival, mastering ancient Javanese magic, forbidden techniques, and uncovering the hidden truth of his bloodline. Along the way, he falls in love with a cold and elegant noblewoman whose status forbids their union — a love that threatens to ignite war between kingdoms. With every battle, the curse grows stronger. To save the land, Arya must rise as the legendary warrior known as Mahardika — even if it means sacrificing his humanity. But the curse is far older than he ever imagined… And awakening its full power may bring not salvation, but the end of the ancient world itself. A destiny written in blood will decide the future of kingdoms.

Kliene Vincent, the High Prince and current Sovereign over Creation, must find a way to save his nation. With Kaelos monsters mysteriously finding their way into his city, a false god reigning over the Holy City of Solaria, to his best friend hearing voices from ancient gods, he must put aside his royal status to find solutions to all of these issues.

Demyan hated Leksa, profoundly. He would never miss an opportunity to taunt him, fight him, or laugh at him. That’s why he mockingly called him “my wife” and joined forces under his command. Wait… under his command!? Dammit, that pretty face deceived him again!

Victor Hugo: "You all call me the 'Conscience of France,' but right now it beats in Lionel's breast!" Émile Zola: "'Naturalism' or 'Realism'? No, only Lionel's 'Modernism' belongs to the 20th century!" Gustave Flaubert: "Maupassant was my best student, Lionel my confidant." Guy de Maupassant: "Lionel's only shortcoming was that he had not contracted the noble, majestic syphilis." Anton Chekhov: "What else do we need in this world besides sunshine, air, water, and a smile? Lionel's works, of course!" Leo Tolstoy: "Are you suggesting that I go to Sweden to accept the Nobel Prize that Lionel Sorel refused?" Arthur Conan Doyle: "To be Sherlock Holmes's assistant, to be accepted by Lionel... Author- The wind blows through the long night. I am trying to improve the Translation

At the last attempt for peace, Ophelia Valthorn is sacrificed by her ruthless stepfather, Joel Valthorn, to marry the feared Lord Dante Hastings. Ophelia is torn away from her sick brother, whom she loves dearly, and taken across enemy lands, where her every move is scrutinised, and every glance filled with hatred. Dante and Ophelia are guarded against each other until the rise of assassinations and whispers of betrayal within each family forces them to lean on each other. As Ophelia adapts to her new life, she discovers a curse which torments her husband. It is a curse which threatens not only the truce but Ophelia’s life. Will Ophelia flee before war breaks out again, or help Dante break free of the curse?