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Discord Link: https://discord.gg/G4kJnNXxp Samar, middle age man also a top rank gamer find him self reincarnated in his favorite game as an extra character The Game That he Played of Eight year, The Worlds of Hunter . Arcade Academy trains the heirs of empires, clans, and guilds to become the next generation of heroes. But Michael Willson is different. With memories of this world as a game, he isn’t here to play the protagonist’s role — he’s here to survive, outsmart fate, and carve a place of his own. When every trial twists under his hidden knowledge, rivals begin to whisper his name. Is he ally, enemy… or the greatest threat Arcade has ever seen? Even it means to take the place of the Hero! -------------------- In a world where strength determines destiny, youths across kingdoms and clans dream of entering Arcadia Academy, the greatest institute for hunters, knights, and magi. It is here that the heirs of noble houses, royal bloodlines, and guild legacies gather to hone their talents — and claim supremacy over the future. But for Michael Willson, things are different. Once a nameless outsider with no family or backing, he possesses only one weapon: knowledge. By a twist of fate, Michael has memories of Arcadia not as a student… but as a game. Every trial, every event, every hidden danger — he knows them all. And he intends to use this knowledge not to play the hero, but to survive. Thrown into the brutal Survival Trial, Michael faces monsters, rival cadets, and even death itself. While the world sees a ruthless tactician who outpaces prodigies from the mightiest families, Michael only sees ticking clocks and looming disasters. His choices ripple beyond expectation: saving people he was never meant to, stealing victories meant for others, and twisting the threads of fate that once belonged to Arcadia’s destined protagonists. Now, as the trial ends and the cadets march toward the Academy’s grand halls, alliances begin to form and rivalries sharpen. Leon Lionheart, heir of justice. Selena Veylan, royal shadow. Edric William, the arrogant scion of the strongest family. And countless others. Yet in every glance, every whisper, one truth becomes clearer: Michael Willson is no mere background character. He is the variable, the shadow, the one unseen by fate’s design. Arcadia is about to begin. And Michael will rewrite the story. ----- Tags: #Progression ,#Fantasy, #LitRPG, #GameLit, #Academy, #System, #Swordsmanship, #Adventure #Action #Magic #Dungeon | #Weak-to-Strong #Rivalry #Hidden Identity #Isekai, #Overpowered

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'..."

“The machines conquered the world. What they can’t conquer is the dream that makes us human.” In the distant future of the multiverse, where AI rules the Earth, humans are slaves. The machines are logical, ruthless, and immortal — yet they are haunted by their lack of true consciousness. A group of human rebels devises a daring plan to exploit that weakness by convincing the machines that they can gain consciousness by reliving the emotionally charged combat experience of real WW2 fighter pilots. A sophisticated illusion that gives the rebels vital time to delay a machine offensive to destroy humanity. Later, the war becomes not just a physical but a spiritual conflict between good and evil, and the same team of rebels returns to a future alternative world, almost identical to the original. It is here that their leader, David, must identify and kill the Satanic personification of evil who lives in this world, disguised as an ordinary man. Guided by the mysterious Lingzhe—beings who understand that mind, not logic, birthed the universe—they must battle not only Satan but also the AI machines who have become his agents. In this evolutionary war between man and machine, good and evil, there can only be one winner. ALSO SEE THE PREFACE AND THE PROLOGUE *** Copyright. A. McCaffrey. All rights reserved. “Zhuangzi’s Butterfly” is an original work by A. M. McCaffrey. No part of the story may be copied, reproduced, or distributed without written permission from the author. Published on INKSTONE Web. ***

In a world where one in four people are born with powers called Nexas, Raze Arcwell is the rare exception—powerless. Yet despite being the heir of a legendary, wealthy family, he enters Lionel Academy to chase an impossible dream: becoming a hero without power. Geniuses, monsters, and future legends stand in his way. But Raze has something none of them do—unyielding grit, unmatched intellect, and a heart that refuses to break.

When a software developer from our world dies, he doesn't meet an end—he wakes up on a cold metal table in the Mass Effect universe. He's no hero; he's a Cerberus test subject trapped on the criminal station Omega, and his only hope for survival is a cryptic AI in his head: the IDA System. This System doesn't just give quests and track levels. It allows him to absorb, equip, and even synthesize the DNA of the aliens he encounters. To survive, he must evolve, slotting in everything from Vorcha Regeneration to Krogan Blood Rage. But as he becomes a powerful alien hybrid, he faces a far greater problem: he knows the Reapers are coming, and a mysterious curse turns his every warning into absurd, harmless nonsense.

In the year 2097, Omega City never sleeps—its neon streets glowing brighter than the sun, its shadows darker than the void. Aiden Crowe, a low-level cybernetic repair runner, dies in a mysterious data-storm that wipes half the city’s grid. But instead of disappearing… he comes back. As something else. A living anomaly. A digital ghost. A being that exists between the physical world and the quantum net. The Neon Phantom. With the forbidden Protocol Zero awakened inside him, Aiden gains supernatural powers far beyond technology—phasing through walls, hijacking machines with a glance, hunting creatures that shouldn’t exist in a city of metal and light. But powers come with enemies. Megacorporations want to dissect him. Cyber-priests call him the harbinger of a digital apocalypse. And something ancient, something not human, is watching him through the code. As supernatural entities leak into the neon world, Aiden must uncover the truth behind his death, the Protocol hidden in his body, and the origin of the city’s growing anomalies. Because Omega City is dying. And only a phantom can save it.

In an age where science has mastered the art of miracles, magic is no longer born — it’s engineered. Humanity now thrives under the reign of Resonants: those born with a special heart, capable of channeling Aetherion, the world’s purest form of synthetic mana. They are the chosen few — soldiers, scholars, and rulers — while ordinary humans without such hearts are left to serve, scrape, and survive. Luka Solen is one of the forgotten. No gifts, no lineage, no resonance. Just another failed applicant in a world that worships engineered perfection. But when a rejected maintenance worker stumbles upon a hidden document — the Helios Project, detailing an artificial heart indistinguishable from nature’s own — he begins to see cracks in the system that built his world. The discovery pulls Luka into the shadowed veins of the city — a place where illegal experiments blur the line between life and machine, and where knowledge itself is a crime. Haunted by the truth that Resonants may have never been “born” at all, Luka decides to do the unthinkable: to build his own heart. As he descends deeper into forbidden science, he faces a question that could shatter society’s foundation — if humanity can create divinity, who deserves to wield it?

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]

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).

Prophecies herald storms and changes. Jamie is drawn in, unaware of the paths and trials that lie ahead. This is released on Royal road, Webnovel and Wattpad. There is a german version on webnovel aswell.

A recurring nightmare afflicted Khan's nights since the Second Impact. His dreams replayed the scenes of the crash of the Nak's spaceship, an alien race that the humans had defeated five hundred years ago. Khan's life had turned upside-down after the tragedy. His mother had died during the incident, and the Nak's toxic mana had infected him. His father had managed to save him, but they ended up losing their home and name in the process. The nightmares wouldn't let Khan forget about the Nak, so he decided to join the Global Army and learn to wield mana. He had to put an end to those dreams, even if that meant hunting down that alien race through the stars. ------------------------------------- Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/EoCNovels Instagram: eocnovels Discord link: https://discord.gg/fNsPwXMP7P

The future has given humanity a second life—but only by erasing the first. Rion’s mother is dying, and the hospital has become his second home. While balancing work and worry, he crosses paths with Risa, a high school friend he never expected to see again. Now a nurse, she becomes his anchor through the long nights and difficult conversations. The more time they spend together, the more Rion senses something strangely comforting in her presence—something he can’t quite explain. As his mother approaches a choice that could separate them forever, Rion must face the questions he has tried to avoid: What makes a person who they are? And when everything is stripped away, what survives? "We Who Meet Again" is a quiet, emotional story about loss, rediscovery, and the mysterious ways two people can find each other again.

Across the sands of time and the expanse of space, one power endures — Aetherion, the essence of the universe. Born from a fallen celestial metal, it holds the key to immortality, unimaginable strength, and the ability to reshape the very world. Civilizations rise and fall, kingdoms clash, and empires crumble, all in pursuit of this ultimate power. Wars stretch across centuries, and the struggle for control of Aetherion spans generations, rebirths, and distant galaxies. From the ancient past to the modern age, and into the far-flung future, Aetherion leaves its mark on every era, guiding the course of destiny and igniting conflicts that no one can escape. A saga of power, legacy, and timeless struggle — where Aetherion decides the fate of all.

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?

We have all read how the Male lead gets a second chance or a special power where he gets stronger as he fights evil entities or people. How he gets the fame, the money and the girls... However, have you read a girl fighting the apocalypse? Who meets the regressor who obviously has "main character" vibes? A girl who has a deep grudge against the so called Gods and demons? I'm glad you haven't, because this is how I, Marianne Primrose, how I survived apocalypses... as a girl. Marianne Primrose's world turns upside down when she gets a message from her future self. At her first taste of death with a second chance to live, she overcomes many challenges to protect her newfound friends and family. She not only gets stronger as she fights bad guys and monsters, but she steps closer to her ultimate goal: To beat those son of a b**** Gods and Demons that created this living hell she was thrusted into. Of course, she doesn't just fight evil but fights her ever increasing suitors. Will she be able to fight the gods and demons while battling love interest? Or will she fail?

In 2042, fifteen years after the Red Ash Catastrophe turned Earth into a crimson desert, Kalen Voss is a ghost of the wastelands—lean, sharp-eyed, and haunted by a promise. His mother, a UN medic, died saving scavengers from radiation wolves, whispering one final plea: “Find the North Star Outpost. It has the meds. It has the truth.” His father followed, sacrificing himself to a sandworm to let Kalen escape. Now, Kalen treks toward the Ninth Safe Zone, armed with a car-spring machete and his mother’s Serbian medical emblem, determined to honor their legacy.​ But the Ninth Safe Zone is no refuge. Ruled by Blackstone Security, a ruthless group led by Victor Kim, it’s a den of corruption: Victor sells fake antibiotics laced with sawdust to dying scavengers, while his enforcer Tyson (a 6’5” brute with tattooed skulls) hunts anyone who protests. To infiltrate Blackstone and steal clues to the North Star Outpost, Kalen fakes loyalty—risking his life to uncover Victor’s lies.​ He doesn’t fight alone. He teams with Rico, a quick-witted Mexican smuggler who owes him a debt; Zoe, a rebel doctor grieving her sister’s death from Victor’s fake meds; Lena, a journalist hiding footage of Victor bribing government officials; and Masoud, an Iranian ex-medic who knew Kalen’s mother—and has a map to the outpost… if Kalen helps him reclaim stolen medical supplies. Together, they raid Blackstone’s warehouses, expose the fake pill racket, and discover a chilling truth: Victor is also hunting the North Star Outpost, eager to monopolize its untainted meds and rule the wastelands.​ By Chapter 20, the stakes explode. Kalen’s team blows up Victor’s fake pill stockpiles, but Tyson’s men ambush them. As they flee the Safe Zone, Kalen learns the outpost holds more than meds—it’s home to a vaccine that could heal the radiation-scarred earth. But Victor’s forces already have its coordinates. Will Kalen reach the outpost first… or die trying?​ Every chapter ends with a knife-edge cliffhanger—will Zoe’s radiation cure work? Can Lena leak her footage before Blackstone kills her? For fans of The Hunger Games (rebellion) and Mad Max (gritty survival), this is your next obsession. Subscribe now to see if Kalen keeps his promise… or if the wastelands claim him.

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!!!?

Sol Mercer suddenly finds himself dropped into the world of Zenless Zone Zero—right onto the "big mine" of Nicole from the Cunning Hares. To avoid being an illegal resident, he has no choice but to join the Cunning Hares. Just as Nicole is about to put him to work serving tea and water, hoping he’ll latch onto a rich benefactor, the system arrives right on schedule. His first reward? A tenfold-enhanced "Yan Shuangying" template. · Ten times the limits of human physique · Mastery of all vehicles · Mastery of all weapons But the most crucial abilities are: · Concept Skill - Bullets of the Eagle: "The Eagle's bullets are without limit—how many I say there are, there are." · Concept Skill - God of Gambling: "I rarely lose, and when I do, it's only one silver dollar." · Concept Skill - Duality of Life and Death: "Life and death, an endless cycle—I live for you, you die for me!" With just this template alone, he can already stand firm in this world. But the system holds even more: Morax, the Blonde Traveler of the Abyss, the Sentient Stellaron—Caelus... Nicole, ever defiant: "One more bet! If I lose, you’ll face the thunder!" Anby, dead serious: "A kiss after battle is common sense—it’s in all the movies!" Ellen, blushing fiercely: "A shark’s teeth… are very sharp, you know?" Belle, emanating dark energy: "As a Proxy, tying you up at home is perfectly reasonable, right?"

In the future, the Sol Succession and League of Free Worlds wage war across the stars. On the outskirts of the Sector, a research facility is invaded by the Succession, and a soldier awakens. Mind, fractured. Body, monstrous. In a body driven by overwhelming instinct, can he hold on?

In Neo-Alexandria, memories are not private; they are managed, cataloged, and occasionally recalled (erased) by the all-powerful Ministry of Chronology (MoC) for the sake of public order and efficiency. The MoC employs a rare class of humans known as Chronographers—individuals with perfect, total recall and an immunity to standard memory-wipe technology. Elias Thorne is one such Chronographer, responsible for auditing, tagging, and archiving the personal histories of Sector 7. But Elias is a secret archivist himself: he illegally preserves the most beautiful, rebellious, or dangerous memories before they are wiped. His life of quiet defiance is shattered when he discovers a "glitch" in an old woman's mind—a memory of a time the MoC insists never existed.