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The protagonist is a 19-year-old young man who lives with his poor family and his mental illness, which has isolated him from the world and led him to lose hope and life. But something soon happens and he finds himself in another world called Journey to Healing, which is full of power and monsters. In this world, power is given according to the amount of suffering he experienced in his original world.

Thirteen-year-old Aarav wakes up one ordinary morning with memories that should not exist—memories of a past life where he binge-read a brutally realistic Indian spy web novel. The problem? That novel is no longer fiction. It is his current world. Aarav realizes his father is a covert intelligence officer destined to be pulled into a disastrous counter-terror operation. His mother, slowly crushed by stress and silence, will emotionally drift away. Innocent civilians will die. A political conspiracy will spiral out of control. And in the original story, Aarav himself was nothing more than a forgotten background character—a child who survived, but was broken beyond repair. Now armed with knowledge of the future but trapped in the weakest possible position—a middle-class schoolboy no one listens to—Aarav must alter events without revealing that he knows the script. Every small interference risks creating unpredictable consequences far worse than the original tragedy. There is no system to guide him. No powers to rely on. Only intelligence, restraint, and the burden of knowing too much. This is not a rebirth story. It is a psychological thriller about fate, choice, and the terrifying cost of changing a story that was never meant to be rewritten. If the world is already written— Aarav decides to become the editor.

[A/N: No smut. Moderate pacing, with a slight lean toward fast pacing to keep the story sharp and avoid dragging. Romance is secondary] ___ I transmigrated into a slow-paced action romance fantasy novel. You know the type. A naïve, righteous protagonist with a growing harem, invasive creatures to slaughter, a God to kill, and a guaranteed happy ending. And then there was the Mob villain. The jealous, exiled half-brother who goes full psycho, challenges the protagonist… and gets killed by his own fiancée. Yeah. That villain was me, Caelir Vayne. But everything changed when I awakened SSS class and three op skills. Cloning. Copy. Fusion. “…Wait. Isn’t this a little too overpowered?” But something’s wrong. Why isn’t the plot following the story? Why are events spiraling out of control? And worst of all… Why is my fiancée, the girl who killed me in the original story, now staring at me like I’m the only thing that exists? Hold on. They have a word for this kind of behavior. “…Don’t tell me... she’s a yandere?” ------------ Updates: 12 chapters per week. 1 chapter on Wednesday and Saturday, while 2 chapters on other days. ... I recommend reading the free chapters first before deciding whether to continue or leave the novel. Trust the process. The story is planned, and the payoff is worth it. ... Disclaimer: This work is a piece of fiction. Any resemblance between characters and real individuals is purely coincidental.

The story of Min jun who was a professional hater of stupid novels with plot armour his life took a different turn when he was doxing a novel called crimson heart folly

WOULD. SMASH. BROTHER, HEAR ME OUT... Reincarnated as the lowest life form... a worm. After her husband beat her to death for failing to bear children, Madelaine is reborn carrying deep regret and a life stolen by fate. Even as a worm, she is driven by one desire: to regain the ability to reproduce. Through evolution, she becomes a Chimera Mother. With her reproductive ability restored, she ensures she will have children of her own, filling the cave she lives in. Each child is formed from monster traits she gathers from the world around her. To Madelaine, they are her legacy, the life she was denied. To humans, they are abominations. How far will she go to protect her children from those who see them only as monsters?

MY LOVE FROM HELL Synopsis She has no name. No family. No past. For as long as she can remember, she has lived on the streets—feeding from wastebins, sleeping under broken bridges, surviving on scraps the world discarded. Invisible. Unwanted. Forgotten. But the shadows have never forgotten her. Strange eyes follow her in the dark. Whispers crawl into her dreams. And on the night she is almost killed in an alley, a dangerously beautiful stranger appears — cold, commanding, and inhuman. He calls her Celestia. He claims he is her protector. Lucien is powerful, mysterious, and terrifyingly calm. He takes her into a mansion that feels alive and introduces her to beings that are far from human — demon hybrids, a higher vampire, creatures born of darkness. She should run. But she doesn’t. Because for the first time in her life, someone is protecting her. Soon, her nightmares become real. Witches gather in secret covens. Dark angels descend. Higher demons hunt her. She learns a truth that shatters everything: She carries angelic pure blood — a sacred, celestial essence powerful enough to grant dark forces access to Heaven itself if sacrificed. She is not a nobody. She is the key to a war between realms. And the most devastating truth of all? The man she is falling in love with… The man who saved her… The man who swore to protect her… Is the Prince of Hell. Now caught between Heaven and Hell, hunted by witches and demons, rejected by angels, and betrayed by destiny, she must choose who she truly is. A weapon. A sacrifice. Or the girl who dares to love the devil. Because in a war between light and darkness, love may be the most dangerous sin of all. warning:Mature content! Beware!!!

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Long ago, a paranoid king sealed away his greatest warriors, believing they would be needed in a distant age to defend the kingdom. One such warrior now awakens. His memories are faint echoes, his only certainty is the strength still burning in his body. But the kingdom he swore to protect has long since crumbled, replaced by fractured nations and broken crowns. The world is not as he left it. A scourge has spread across land and life alike, corrupting man, beast, and soil, leaving behind only wastelands. Corruption has taken over the few pockets of civilization left. Demons roam everywhere and magic runs wild. With no past to anchor him and no nation to serve, he wanders. Given a new name by a lazy dragon, he begins a journey across a dying world, trying to protect what little remains from the darkness consuming it.

The world did not end when it began to fall. It simply stopped behaving the way it used to. People started disappearing. Impossible incidents surfaced. Reality developed cracks no one could explain, and the rules everyone relied on stopped holding when they mattered most. Ryan was never meant to be part of any of it. After surviving an encounter with something that should have killed him, Ryan awakens an ability—one that feels weak, incomplete, and quietly dangerous. It offers no protection and no clear limits. Only the certainty that misuse leaves lasting damage, not just to the world around him, but to himself. As the Fall deepens, more people begin to awaken strange powers. Governments move in silence. Monsters emerge in places meant to be secure. And a truth becomes increasingly difficult to ignore: Abilities are not fixed. What awakens is only the beginning.

Water. Earth. Fire. Air. People who can control one of these elements are known as benders. From them, four great nations were born — the Water Tribes, the Earth Kingdom, the Fire Nation, and the Air Nomads. Among all benders, only the Avatar can master all four elements. The Avatar acts as a bridge between nations, maintaining balance and harmony in the world. But a hundred years ago, the Avatar suddenly vanished. Without the Avatar’s protection, the Fire Nation began a relentless war of conquest against the other three nations — a war that has lasted nearly a century. It was during this era of chaos that Kahn, a modern soul, found himself reborn as a young firebender…

One fateful night, Lily finds a wounded stranger in the woods and brings him home. She doesn't know he’s Elis — a cursed werewolf, the last of his kind, and her destined mate. Drawn to each other by a powerful bond, they share one passionate night under the full moon… but by morning, he’s gone, leaving her heart shattered. Years pass. Now an Alpha King in search of a queen, Elis crosses paths with Lily again. Their connection still burns, but secrets and past pain linger. Lily soon learns that she alone holds the power to break his ancient curse — yet she may never be chosen as his queen. Can Lily survive a second rejection? Or will love finally conquer the curse?

A side story for STRIFE. You get to witness the journey of the daughter of a legendary warrior who uses Annihilation as his weapon. Follow her journey as she grows up and matures through her experiences as a Goddess. Becoming something even greater than her parents before her as she travels through the Omniverse. Facing enemies of extraordinary caliber and putting a stop to the invading forces that come from beyond. She is the incarnation of Annihilation itself and a beacon of hope to all who follow the arts of Erasure type essence. A star that shines radiant within the verse, but for now. She just wants to enjoy her search for knowledge and have fun just like a child should.

Divine concepts creep into the mortal realm as physical manifestations. They feel like punishment—like a joke written by giggling gods who had too much of everything. Six-year-old Xīng Hé wakes one morning marked with three. She's drafted. Tested. Sorted into a system that uses children as weapons and calls it divine evolution. On her first mission, twenty-seven of her teammates die. She survives. She still doesn't know why. The beings who rule this world are Transcendents—ancient, reality-shaping, long since past caring what it costs to be human. And now they're fighting over her. One wants her as a disciple. Another wants her as a pawn. A third wants her dead. She doesn't know what makes her valuable. But she's starting to understand. In this world, your power is you. The thing you loved most as a child. The wound you carry. The question you've been asking your whole life without knowing it. Most people get one truth about themselves, made manifest. Xīng Hé got three. The only way out is up. She's going to climb to the top. The only question is what she'll become when she gets there The Origin — a philosophical tragedy disguised as cultivation fiction. For readers who want their power systems to cost everything.

In the wonderful world of Elrus lies the Greatest Civilization to ever exist: the Golden Continent. In the Golden Continent, Culture and history have shaped it into the world's best magic nation. Filled with various races, they work together to survive, no matter the cost, and after years; they've achieved authority over all. In such a peaceful and prosperous time. Will it fall? Will the propaganda get to them? Will they survive the outside world? What secrets and war crimes have been hidden? And will the nation finally fall? Kailus, a Genesis Angel (Golden Continent native), tries to survive with the guilt from his past self. Will he get over his embarrassment and finally find a friend?

The world is divided into ten powerful countries, each ruled by its own laws, strength, and ideology. Above them stand the Ten Mortal Gods—beings who once walked the same paths as humans, warriors who reached the peak of power and became living legends. Some protect their nations as symbols of balance and order. Others watch from the shadows, feared as much as they are revered. Together, the countries maintain a fragile peace, enforced by rankings, bounties, and power systems that decide who lives freely—and who is hunted. Within this world lies a prestigious academy, a neutral ground where future warriors are trained, evaluated, and prepared for the dangers beyond its walls. It is here that Izan Arakami begins his journey. Unlike most students, Izan carries a quiet strength shaped by loss and restraint, hiding a power that does not belong to any god, country, or prophecy. By his side is Rin Amagawa, a young girl whose bloodline ties her to a cursed legacy and a bounty that places her at the center of growing conflict. Though unaware of the full weight she carries, her existence alone threatens to disrupt the balance between nations. Watching over them is Sayaka, a guardian spirit bound by forgotten memories and unspoken promises. Once involved in events tied to the Mortal Gods themselves, she now protects Izan and Rin while slowly confronting fragments of a past she was never meant to remember.

The century-old war between witches and werewolves has finally ended. Peace reigns. Or so it seems. Because that peace came with a price. Something stirs in the shadows. Dark creatures now hunt wolf, witch, and human alike. The world needs a savior... one born of chaos and magic. Celeste Bloodoak was supposed to be that savior. Daughter of the North American Alpha King and his hybrid Luna Queen, she should’ve inherited greatness. But she didn’t. Wolfless. Nearly powerless. Scorned by her peers, rejected by the Alpha she loves and pitied by her own family, Celeste has always lived in her twin brother’s shadow. Until she meets him—a man forged in blood and darkness. A creature that shouldn’t exist. A vampire. And as if resisting that dangerous pull weren’t enough, Celeste’s world shatters during Bloodoak Academy’s Mating Ball... when she discovers she’s mated to four men. Not one. Not two. FOUR. Her arrogant Alpha ex. His calm, calculating Beta brother. A witch who wants nothing to do with her. And the mysterious vampire whose kiss tastes like sin. One girl. Four mates. And a bond that could save—or doom—the world. In this dance of blood, power, and forbidden desire, will Celeste rise as the prophesied heir… or fall to the darkness that calls her name? (TRIGGER WARNING: Mature content and dark themes ahead.) ~~~~~ 100 powerstones at the end of a week= 2 bonus chapters. 100 golden tickets at the end of a month= 3 bonus chapters.

In a world where cultivation determines your worth, sixteen-year-old Ray has the worst luck imaginable. His parents are gone. His bullies just reached Tier 2. And his twin cores—a supposed "deformity" that should have made him special—are actively destroying each other, leaving him weaker by the day. Then he finds the journal. Hidden behind a broken TV in his empty apartment, the final work of a murdered researcher offers Ray something impossible: a reverse cultivation technique called the Path of Profanity. Forbidden knowledge. Tier 4 potential. And a warning that reading it makes you a target. But Ray is already a target. Between bullies who want him broken, a body that refuses to cooperate, and killers who erased the last person to walk this path, Ray has exactly two choices: stay weak and hope for mercy he'll never get, or walk the Path of Profanity and pray it doesn't kill him first. Except some paths are forbidden for a reason. Can Ray survive it?

"The masterminds are cooler than heroes," I mutter as I stare at the chess pieces before me. It is easier to be the one who sits in the shadows and moves the pieces, likewise deciding the flow of the game. Heroes will foolishly sacrifice their lives for the good cause and villains will sacrifice the world for their own gain, but masterminds will use both the heroes and villains to their own benefit. Why, you ask? Well, that's because I've lost my life once while trying to be a hero so, I don't want that anymore. I'd rather be a mastermind who molds the world as per my convenience and live peacefully. Because, why not? *** [Defender of Divine Glory says you are the hope of this world.] What? [Goddess of Wisdom believes that you will be the one to save the world.] Wait, what?! [Propose the Grand Duke the idea of a fake marriage.] And, why would I do that?! [Stop the assassination of Prince Eric.] Why would I save him?! [The candidates for the throne are:... Who will you choose?] Ah! I give up... It seems like a curse that anyone who wishes for a slacker life in Isekai will have to go through the most troublesome things. In my past life, I died because of one rookie mistake but after being transmigrated in the world of fantasy I've gotten an opportunity to start afresh, but unlike the protagonists who look for their love and glory, I'd rather make money and live a life of a slacker. I have magic, I have power and I have money, what else do I need? Well, that was the plan but this damn system is getting on my nerves. I mean who in their sane mind would want to mess with the complicated royal family and political affairs? But that's not all though. I've also become the saviour of this world. Things just can't be anymore worse! Besides, the penalty of failing this quest is... [Failure: Destruction of the World.] It seems like if I screw up in selecting the right person then the destruction that is going to befall the world won't be stopped. If I speak of my reward then it's this vague thing. [Reward: Fulfillment of any wish.] "If that's the case then, I'd rather choose the person who would be the best fit for the throne." And that's how I decided that I would become the Kingmaker.

In a town where the sky has been grey for seventeen years, Aerin Vale begins to disappear --- not from the world, but from memory. His name vanishes from school records. His desk ceases to exist. His classmates look through him as if he were air. Only one person still remembers him. Lynara Ash should have forgotten him like everyone else. But she didn’t. And when a single star appears in a sky that has never held one, reality begins to fracture. As the sky cracks and time itself hesitates, they uncover a terrifying truth: Some people are not meant to exist twice in the same world. Now, before Aerin is erased completely, they must discover why he was never supposed to belong ---and what waits beyond the broken sky.