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A quietly intense story about two people who stumble into something that feels strangely right… long before they understand why. It starts in a quiet hospital room—where a tired son meets the nurse who brightens his mother’s fading days, and something unspoken begins to shift between them. A single dinner leads to a flurry of feelings neither of them are ready for. A misunderstanding turns into distance. A late-afternoon conversation reveals more than either meant to say. As family pressures, lingering fears, and unexpected declarations pull them closer—and sometimes push them apart—they both begin to realize that some connections feel as though they were always meant to happen. But neither of them knows what to call it yet. This story was inspired by an IG post.

In a world where one in four people awaken supernatural powers called Nexas, the Arcwell family stands at the peak—wealth, fame, influence, and overwhelming ability. Except for one. Raze Arcwell—born without a Nexas. Born powerless into One of the world’s strongest family. Mocked by society. Pitted against prodigies. Dismissed as a mistake in a lineage of legends. But Raze refuses to live in anyone’s shadow. If he wasn’t born with power… he would create his own. After years of brutal training, razor-sharp intellect, and the unveiling of a mysterious suit forged with fragments of Abyss Alloy—a material so rare it reshaped humanity—Raze steps into Lionel Academy, the greatest hero institution in Vornis. And the world watches in disbelief as: • he blocks a tungsten punch bare-handed • dominates genius students without using a Nexas • and rises higher with every fight A powerless boy in a world of superhumans… who will one day surpass them all. This is the rise of Raze Arcwell— the legend who proved you don’t need powers to become unstoppable.

I died a heroic, powerful, male Archmage… so why did I wake up as a sixteen-year-old girl?! Theo’s last memory is of a glorious, failed last stand. His next is a beeping hospital machine—and a terrifyingly handsome guy he’s pretty sure is a demon calling him “princess.” Now, he’s Thea Montrose, youngest daughter of a powerful family in a world run on magi-tech and corporate espionage. Between navigating floating cars, enduring his new mom’s hugs, and figuring out the horrifyingly complex mechanics of using the bathroom, Theo has his hands full. But his new family is hiding secrets, and their rivals play for keeps. Good thing this spoiled heiress’s body now holds the soul of an ancient wizard. They wanted the real Thea back? They’re about to get way more than they bargained for. He failed to save his old world from an apocalypse—now he just might save this one (and finally figure out how this bra works).

John woke up to find himself in a world he never saw before! At a military base in a futuristic style, John will find himself forced to live a life of a soldier, while trying his best to return back to his past life, to his daughter. From a software AI senior developer into a soldier and mecha warrior, John had to adapt and live the new life enforced onto him. During his attempts to go back home, he'll stumble over many shocking secrets! Follow John in his unexpected adventure, watch him stand in the middle of a deadly clash between humans and machines, trying his best to survive and go back to his daughter! **Athanasia means "Immortal/undying" in Greek!

A Cyberpunk Magic Revolution In the year 2046, the world runs on Aether—programmable dark matter energy channeled through corporate-controlled smartdevices called Conduits. Magic is licensed, spells are subscription-based, and unauthorized glyph-coding is a crime punishable by neural scrubbing. Lucent Argyr, a debt-ridden underground fighter with a talent for stealing codes, stumbles upon a forbidden truth: the original Aether code was never meant to be caged. Hunted by corporate's private army, courted by the hacker collective GhostKey, and tormented by visions of a deeper conspiracy, Lucent must decide whether to: Sell his power to the highest bidder Burn the system to the ground Or unravel the darkest secret of all... With his modified Conduit overheating and his borrowed glyphs, Lucent’s final fight won’t be in the arena—but against the gods of the new world.

Roland arrived in the world of Cyberpunk in 2066 — and awakened the PROJECT System. From that moment on, another giant began to quietly rise within the neon sprawl of Night City. Years later, Roland sat by the window, a small mechanical spider with a mantis-shaped head resting in his palm, a pet lizard curled in his arms. The world outside was still dazzling, the city still alive — yet somewhere along the way, something had quietly shifted. During an interview, when someone brought up the Arasaka Corporation, they casually asked: “Arasaka Tower? There’s no such building in Night City — at least, not below…” The man slowly lifted his head, his eyes reflecting the city skyline — and behind him, a massive inverted triangle blazed with the blinding white PROJECT logo. (CYBERPUNK x LEAGUE OF LEGENDS)

In semasu bell-villa beings live among physical. The physical Either knows does or does not. The City is shrouded in an aqua mist and broken technology. The minds Wonder either with normality or Madness. The Patterns become complex As Samuel Navigates the Toxic Horror.

In a nameless, choking city, people don’t die once—they die in fragments. Every abandoned dream, every forgotten version of yourself is another quiet corpse nobody bothers to bury. Noor, a burned-out night worker drifting between shifts and half-lives, stumbles onto the proof when a new route appears on the metro map: Line ∞. The black train that runs it doesn’t take passengers home. Its blurred riders call themselves “your deaths” and offer a brutal mercy: Endless Death, a service that erases you from records, algorithms, and other people’s memories, gathering all your tiny, wasted endings into one deliberate rebirth outside the story the city wrote for you. Noor steps aboard. As files vanish and conversations rewrite themselves without him, he begins to explore the hidden system beneath the streets—a network built from lost stations and discarded futures. But something in the city resists his erasure. Something remembers him when no one else can. And if a world that has already killed you once refuses to let go of your name… what exactly did you step into that train to escape?

Tom cloned another self based on himself. Then he found that he could connect the clone's brain with his consciousness. With each clone, he would have one more body and one more brain. His memory, learning ability, action ability, engineering ability, etc. would be doubled accordingly. Facing the vast sea of stars after the inexplicable disappearance of human civilization, Tom had no fear in his heart. "Although I am the only one left in human civilization, there are countless 'me'..."

My name is Victor, a corporate drone who just lost his job. I got transported to another world with a "System." By all logic, I should be crushing zombies, defeating villains, and reaching the peak of life. But reality hit me hard. My System’s Host is a Shiba Inu. And me? I am its Battle Pet. The dog’s name is Shadow. He is arrogant, sharp-tongued, and a picky eater. He looks at zombies like they are trash, and he looks at me exactly the same way. Shadow: "Foolish human, there is danger ahead. Go scout the path." Victor: "...I really want a Tomahawk steak." Shadow: "Finish this job, and I’ll treat you to two when we get back to the real world." Victor: "You got it, Boss! You just sit tight; I’ll do the chopping!" This is a story of a man riding a dog's coattails to amass crazy wealth in the apocalypse. It is the tale of a wage slave building the ultimate sanctuary in the wasteland, while returning to the real world to flex on his enemies and slap some faces. Don't ask me why my dog can talk. Ask the System—it just pays way too well!

Elias Rhane lives in a world where memories can be stored digitally. He tries to forget about his life while storing others life. A joyful life with a beautiful almost fiance gets destroyed. But one day he finds something unbelievable, something impossible. His girlfriend is alive! Or is she?

Every time someone in Bangkok listens to an extremely rare 1989 cassette tape labeled only "アナタノコエ" (Anata no Koe - "Your Voice"), they become trapped in a 72-hour time loop that resets every time to exactly December 2nd, 2023. The only way to break the loop is for the listener to make the person whose voice is secretly recorded on Side B fall in love with them-without ever revealing the existence of the loop. If they fail by the 33rd loop, the tape burns, the listener forgets everything, and the person on Side B dies in an accident that very night.

When fifteen-year-old Ren Ryūhara's brother falls into a coma after a brutal knife attack, Ren transfers into Sakura High as a first year student to uncover the truth. There, he discovers that his older brother founded the school's most notorious gang!. Ren is this levethrust into a world of territory wars, honor codes, and brutal street fights. The charismatic but enigmatic Fujimoto Hasegawa now leads Sakuratei, and he reveals that Crimson Dragons are responsible for Kaito's condition. War is brewing, and Ren must choose either he walks away from his brother's legacy, or dives into the violence that destroyed Kaito's life. But Ren is hiding a terrifying secret. He is experiencing visions.. terrible visions, flashes of violence, blood, and a future that hasn't happened yet. With his new deadly ability to leap through time he could save or destroy everything. What would you sacrifice to save someone you love? And what if saving them meant losing yourself?

Set in a futuristic Earth of 2132, humanity coexists uneasily with a newly emerged species called the Sellardraxians. These humanoid beings possess unique, mythical abilities, and their existence stirs both awe and prejudice among humans. "Save the last bullet for me" is the last line of the oath of the United Nations Strategic Security Department (UNSSD)‘s Special Operations, a phrase too familiar to Sean, officially designated Artemis 9, one of the members of Squad Artemis, elite supersoldiers that form the tip of the spear of the UNSSD--- that is, until his mistake caused the death of his teammate and he retired from service. Suddenly, he is given a second chance to re-enlist. Torn between his self-hate and the call of duty, Sean is forced to confront his demons, and take care of his new comrades, all the while sitting on the unstable peace and prosperity of Earth in a Galaxy on the brink of war...

A cosmic court has condemned humanity. Seven immortal witnesses return to the dawn of civilization to prove — or disprove — its worth. Most fall. Power twists them into tyrants, idols, and architects of sterile utopias. Only one chooses another path. Across centuries, Enki walks among mortals unseen, planting knowledge instead of monuments, nurturing fragile lives instead of controlling them. He learns that meaning is not found in eternal empires, but in fleeting acts of grace — a hand lifted from mud, a garden built from flood-ruins, a child taught to listen to water. His defense is not glory. It is tenderness. It is persistence. It is humanity’s quiet refusal to stop loving, even knowing all things end. A mythic tale about time, loss, and choosing to build anyway. [Beneath the myth and the science fiction lies a simple, stubborn claim: this is not just a story. Enki was born in 2850 BC and has been carrying the memory ever since. The names are changed, the years shifted, the moons given new orbits, yet the resurrection happened, the desert temptation was real, the stone rolled away, and the Judge has been reigning ever since. Everything else — the Scrapbook, the 0.3%, the blind spot in the machine — is simply the record of those who kept looking up while the world looked down. Most have forgotten there is a sky vaster than any mind can hold, that Earth is a gift, not a possession, that God drew no borders and the birds still fly free without passports. Read it as fiction if you like. Some books are written so the truth can reach the few who still have ears to hear. This is one of them.] 2025 Mark Casa Nova (Original) You may share, translate, adapt, illustrate, animate, film, or perform this work freely — even commercially — on one unbreakable condition: Do not change the lesson. The resurrection happened. The stone was rolled away. Grace is real, borders are not, and the birds still fly free. Everything else — style, medium, language — is yours to play with. The core is not. That’s all I ask. [Mark K. Carlos]

In a near-future dystopian America under the grip of an authoritarian Party and President, Felice needs to escape an impending climate disaster. But in post-democratic Texas there are many dangers for a young woman traveling alone, and as the disaster unfolds faster than her mysterious source predicted people become dangerous, and her escape plan begins to unravel.

Humanity reached for the stars, etching an age of glory and might unprecedented. We built machines that could stand against the fury of tornadoes and volcanoes. We forged ships that could twist the very fabric of space. Through science and genetic manipulation, we created warriors who could descend from the sky like angels. But the more we learned from our galaxy, the more we realized the dangers that awaited us. Artificial intelligences in humanoid bodies, capable of freezing entire worlds in dark crystal. The living dead, consumed by fungus that spread faster than any virus, dooming billions in mere days. Horrible mutations that sought to end all life, bringing eternal silence and darkness. Corrupted entities that traded honor and pride for power and bliss. Sylar was born long after the Golden Age of Humanity, in a peaceful world, forgotten by mankind and its enemies alike. But fate had other plans for him. His destiny was not one of peace, but of war, a glorious purpose that would take everything he held dear, and drive him to face the horrors of the galaxy… and to control them. ---- Piloting an eighty-meter-tall killing machine against one of the giants of the Thinking Rot — Check. Crashing a massive starship to halt the advance of the Living Machines — Check. Fighting Easter atop the Tower of Babel — Check. Holding back one of the Ancient Ones on the surface of a world about to be consumed by a black hole — Check. --- A/N 1 - Op character: Yes. 2 - Fast-paced story: Yes 3 - Harem: No 4 - Superpower: Yes 5 - Genetic Power: Yes 6 - Psychic Powers: Yes --- Read the first review!

When two friends, Tojo and Ozaru, encounter mysterious stones from a fallen meteor, they accidently wield powers the god stones that link them to the hidden interplanetary force known as the Cosmic Defense Corps (CDC) guardians of the universe’s balance. As they faces the Voidspawns , creatures born from the darkness of collapsed stars, the two must master their Genesis Stones — Destruction and Creation — before they fall into the hands of Nexarius, the wielder of demon core and mysterious stone a being determined to reshape galaxies and rule as the Multiverse King. What begins as a discovery soon becomes a war between gods stone wielder, human aliens, and cosmic beasts and the line between savior and destroyer starts to fade will they survive? be executed to form balance? or change this universe FOREVER!!!?

Marco is a handler for the O.S.D. tasked with the protection of void fissure closures. A mistake or a lack of judgement by one of his crewmates tosses an otherwise simple job, into one which makes him question everything he thinks is the truth.

The dust thrown into the atmosphere by the impact obscured the sky and plunged the world into an Ice Age that would last for hundreds of years without sunlight. Because of the lack of sunlight, Earth's surface had fallen to extreme cold temperatures down to tens of degrees below zero. Facing impending doom, Chen Xin was left with a shelter that he built underground and an upgrade system he found. How would he survive the crisis? Could human civilization prevail? Would the embers of hope be enough to illuminate the cold night and bring warmth to mankind? Destiny had brought forward a harsh trial. Could human beings avoid sharing the same fate as those of the dinosaurs that were extinct?