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[Warning! +18 Content Below] Marlon hated Apocalypse Online, not because it was poorly made, but because every heroine was insufferably arrogant, looking down on everyone except the "perfect" protagonist they'd eventually worship. Then he woke up inside the game. As Liam. A forgettable extra destined to be crushed underfoot. But Marlon didn't survive years of grinding routes he despised just to play a throwaway role. When he discovers his unique skill can transform the Academy's most prideful heroines into something far more... devoted, he sees an opportunity the game's oblivious protagonist never could. They once treated everyone like trash. Now they'll beg to serve him. One by one, he'll shatter their pride and remake them into his perfect, obsessive followers. Heroines, vilainesses, anyone who crosses his path—none are safe from his manipulation. While the protagonist plays hero and races to stop an apocalypse, Liam is building something far more dangerous in the shadows. After all, why save the world when you can own it?

Jin-hyuk didn’t just clear [Tower of Trials]. He saw what was waiting at the top. And it wasn’t a reward. When the Tower becomes real, everyone assumes he’ll be humanity’s savior—because he knows the fastest path. But Jin-hyuk isn’t racing to the top to save the world. He’s racing because he knows what happens if someone else reaches the ending first.

When Izuku Midoriya was diagnosed Quirkless, he didn't see a tragedy. He saw a system rewarding luck over skill. So he found a better teacher. For ten years, he subjected himself to a master's brutal curriculum, forging his body into a flawless weapon and his mind into a combat computer. He re-enters the world not as a victim, but as a master of his craft, with a lazy smirk and the unshakeable confidence of a man who knows he has no equal. His ambition is simple: to climb to the top of the hero rankings and prove that a human who has perfected himself is superior to any random mutation. U.A. is just the first step in his hostile takeover of heroism. He'll use a deeper understanding of strategy, psychology, and pure martial arts to expose the flaws in a world built on gifted power. This isn't the story of a boy who was given power. It's the story of a man who built his own from the ground up to earn his power.

In a world fortified by steel and lies, humanity’s last cities are protected by Godseed wielders, elite warriors fused with biomechanical armors forged from Aura. For sixty years, they’ve held back the endless tide of Kaijus, towering extradimensional horrors that breach reality through burning tears in the sky. Eighteen-year-old Yang has none of that glory. Deemed usless without awakening his own Godseed, Yang scrubs floors in Citadel Vatra’s lowest barracks, forced to watch his peers soar while he grinds himself to the bone in the training yard. But his mentor, Commander Holt, a battle-scarred legend—teaches him something no simulator ever could: "Strength isn’t given. It’s earned." And one day when the sky rips open, a monstrous new Kaiju breaches the Citadel’s shield. Yang's mentor makes the ultimate sacrifice to save him, entrusting him by passing down his Godseed. But after a misunderstanding, Yang is marked a traitor. The world wants him contained—or dead. After he flees into the Multi-Versal Gates to escape death with the help of his best friend. Yang discovers that the Kaiju aren't invaders at all, but something far more terrifying: Judges. Hunted by his peers and those he looked up to, Yang must decide what kind of warrior he wants to become—and whether humanity’s survival is worth the cost of its soul. (This story takes place in the same universe as The End of A Story.)

In the age of quirks, Gotham, a city known throughout the world for its villains, corruption, and decline in heroes everyday, a child is born and abandoned by his heroine mother and must rise to the top in a kill or be killed world

"Sorcerers, Cursed Spirits, it doesn't matter. The only ones who are able to transcend beyond being merely strong... Are those with an overwhelming sense of self... And a complete disregard for others. Natural disaster." -Ryu Ishigori, Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 181 In a world where weakness means death and strength means loneliness. To be the Strongest is a curse, but... Does it matter?

This is a story about Andrew Harris a second generation werewolf he was reincarnated into the world of Twilight with only one propose survive

Earth prayed for a savior. It got Zane Walker. Now it's too late to pray for something else. He was too busy plotting a murder to notice that his perfect plan-as he called it, was about to fall apart. Weak, hated, and utterly powerless, he should have been the first to die when the apocalypse struck. Instead, he was appointed the "Twentieth Heir to a Dark Throne." But that's not what bothers him, he's just annoyed his plans were ruined. He doesn't know why the gods tremble at his name. He doesn't know why the elite Black Sun hunters search for him across dimensions. He doesn't remember shattering his own power to escape a prison of his own making. All he knows is that the world has finally gotten interesting.

A six-year-old boy loses everything in one night—his family, his home, and his name. Taken in by a brutal warrior tribe that believes pain is strength, Imre must choose: break under loss, or grow strong enough to survive a world that devours the weak. Monsters hunt the forest. Blood decides loyalty. And weakness has no place to hide.

In a world where anyone can receive superpowers—called *boosts*—one boy stands out for all the wrong reasons: he doesn't have one. Ulim has spent his whole life surrounded by classmates discovering incredible abilities, while he remains the only true anomaly... or so he thinks. After a strange incident during a routine school field trip, Ulim begins experiencing bizarre and unexplainable events. Powers? Curses? Something in between? As reality begins to blur and danger creeps closer, Ulim must navigate a world where not having a boost made him invisible—but what’s happening now may make him a target. Join Ulim on a journey filled with mystery, rivalry, dark secrets, and a discovery that might shake the foundation of the boosted world forever.

[Fate/Grand Order fanfic in the style of Grand Blue, tabletop RPG] ... Mochizuki Eikou was still living his ordinary student days as usual. Some said he was the hero who saved humanity, the one beloved by Servants, the legendary man who train-hopped nine times. Proof? He managed to maintain ambiguous relationships simultaneously with a transfer student saint, the president of the Round Table, the CEO of the Fairy Kingdom conglomerate, and the Genji disciplinary committee leader — and to this day, he had never once been caught red-handed. When faced with a Chaldea reporter's interview, he also responded smoothly: "I've sacrificed too much, I didn't do anything wrong!" -------------------------------- I do not own anything in this fanfiction ---------------------------------- The schedule is 3 chapters a day -------------------------------------------- Raw: 型月，我加载了恋爱游戏 -------------------------------------------- If you like this story, please leave me a comment, review, collection and power stones if you can, that really help me a lot If you're looking for good fanfics, try reading my other books, you won't be disappointed, promise. If you want to read 45 advanced chapters and support me to have more motivation to continue as a translator, here is my p.a.t.r.e.o.n pa treon.com/curse_heian_chef ദ്ദി(ᵔᗜᵔ) Thanks you, Have a nice day ദ്ദി(ᵔᗜᵔ)

A thousand years have passed, and the Invisible Empire has returned. But standing before them are three insurmountable mountains. Kurosaki Ichigo: The invincible 'stat monster,' the ultimate hybrid, and Captain of the 13th Division, known as the "Annihilation of All Things." Aizen Sosuke: The 'inspiring' God-King, Lord of the Soul King Palace, and master of the "Dream's Shattered Flower." Shigū Takeru: The veteran transmigrator, the "System's Favorite," the Second-Generation Captain-Commander, and the "God of Combat." ... "...I see. A nightmare, you say? What a truly good omen." "Your Majesty, what on earth are you talking about?"

Uchiha Ran—bearer of the Mangekyō Sharingan and a Zanpakutō—acts gentle, sunny, and harmless, content to watch the winds of the shinobi world drift by. A five-star critic once warned: Let him drown in beauty and pleasure. Never let him dream of conquest. As long as the world keeps entertaining him, the throne may remain empty— But the moment he grows bored, he’ll rule the ninja world in three hours. Tsunade. Mikoto. Kurenai. You are my wings. On the battlefield, Madara scoffs: “Brat, you think you can dance with mere Sharingan genjutsu?” Ran smiles faintly. “Madara… when did you get the illusion that you weren’t already under Kyōka Suigetsu?” “…Ah—my mistake. Wrong Zanpakutō name.”

After transmigrating to Teyvat, Jiang Yan becomes the Boss of Good Hunter. From that day onward, Teyvat’s way of life begins to change.

Harry Morgan wakes up in Central City as Griffin, a man with a dormant meta-gene and a dark mission. Bound to the Metahuman Collector System, he has the unique ability to "extract" the powers of other metahumans, turning himself into a living repository of stolen potential. In a city about to be flooded with dark matter and super-powered criminals, Griffin must navigate the line between hero and villain. Armed with foreknowledge of the timeline—including the betrayal of Harrison Wells and the sacrifice of Eddie Thawne—he must decide if he will simply hoard power for himself or use his system to change a narrative that demands the death of good men. The System: Metahuman Collector Extraction & Storage: The core function of the system. By making physical contact or defeating a target, Griffin can "extract" their meta-abilities. These powers are stored in a digital "Library," allowing him to swap between different skill sets as needed. Power Fusion: One of the system's most dangerous features. It allows Griffin to combine two or more stolen powers to create entirely new, hybrid abilities (e.g., combining super-strength with kinetic absorption to create an unstoppable physical force). Sync Rate: A measure of how well Griffin’s body can handle a specific stolen power. Using a power with a low sync rate causes physical strain and "Dark Matter Saturation," forcing him to level up his Physical Adaptation stat to survive his own arsenal. Notoriety Level (NL): A passive tracker that monitors how much attention Griffin is drawing from S.T.A.R. Labs, the CCPD, and A.R.G.U.S. If his NL gets too high, the system warns him that "The Streak" or other heroes are actively hunting him.

She was born of moonlight. He was forged to protect her... In the Lycan city of Vargorath, Lara’s life changes forever when Thornak, the Lycan King, discovers her fighting off rogues in his forest. She is his fated mate, but she doesn’t feel the bond, for she has no wolf… As ancient forces awaken and a dark sorcerer rises, whispers of a forgotten bloodline begin to stir. Lara is the lost heir of the Moonguard, bearer of the moonfire, and bound by blood to the Starborn king. The fate of the realms rests in her hands. She is more than she knows. And the world is not ready for what she will become.

An Epic of Dragons, Wolves, Magic, and Cosmic War Across the vast expanse of the multiverse lies the B.U.D.D.I.E.S., a colossal intergalactic organization sworn to defend all known worlds. It is a place where soldiers, mystics, werewolves, inventors, and legends from thousands of civilizations train together in towering space fortresses the size of small planets. Among these rising recruits are six unlikely heroes: • Danny — A young man with unimaginable power buried in his blood, haunted by a past he doesn’t fully understand. • Swift — A silver-blooded prodigy struggling to master the dragon within. • Jake — The bronze-born underdog with a limitless heart. • Shadeclaw — A shadow-wielding wolf warrior fighting both his instincts and his destiny. • Jade — A street-born brawler whose fists hit like artillery. • Mira — A fierce lone wolf from a shattered homeland, determined to carve her own path. Thrown together in the galaxy’s toughest training program, these six cadets quickly discover that the multiverse is far more dangerous—and far more wondrous—than any of them imagined. Across endless battlefields, colossal space cruisers, and ancient super-structures forgotten by time, they confront: • Deadly tournaments • Interdimensional monsters • Rogue experiments • Infiltrating dark operatives • Forbidden elemental powers • And secrets older than the universe itself But deeper still, beyond the reach of ordinary eyes, a storm is gathering. The Elemental Lords, godlike beings wielding rings forged of pure primal force, seek dominion over creation. Their power is growing, their ambitions rising, and their eyes have turned toward the one thing the multiverse cannot afford to lose— Danny. As ancient sigils tremble and galaxies shift in the balance, friendships will be tested, loyalties strained, and destinies forged in fire. Each cadet must confront who they are, what they fear most, and what it truly means to stand together against forces that could unmake reality itself. This is a story of evolution, sacrifice, found family, and the unstoppable spirit of those who refuse to surrender—no matter how vast the enemy, how dark the odds, or how violent the coming storm. B.U.D.D.I.E.S.: ORIGINS Where heroes aren’t born— they’re forged.

In the Alpine kingdom of Kleindorfstein, Princess Lina von Rosenlicht begins her first day at the prestigious Royal Academy, eager to reconnect with childhood friend Ulrich von Morgenfels. Meanwhile, a mysterious meteorite—codenamed “Obelisk”—crashes in the Sahara, radiating an unstable energy that threatens global catastrophe. As Lina discovers her own immense but volatile magical power and Ulrich reveals a unique ability to channel environmental energy, a political coup unfolds: Wilhelm von Morgenfels, a trusted family friend, betrays the crown, sabotages relief efforts, and engineers a seismic disaster that devastates the capital. With the kingdom in flames and a hostile faction declaring annexation, Lina and Ulrich must survive not only the collapsing world around them, but a war for the very soul of Kleindorfstein.

The city did not stop. It refused. Flames leaned but never flickered. A man’s shout hung unfinished in the air, his mouth open around a word that would never arrive. Rain remained suspended like scattered glass, each droplet reflecting a moment that had decided not to pass. Time was still present—watching—but it no longer moved. At the center of the silent city, a lone figure knelt, hands clawed into stone that would not crumble. He had sought Eternity, not to rule it, but to understand it. Eternity answered too well. The Path had accepted him—and in doing so, stripped the world of permission to continue. His scream never echoed. Sound required sequence, and sequence had been denied. Far above, beyond sky and distance, something shifted. Not light. Not space. Authority. A forbidden artifact awakened—one that did not belong to any Path. Its presence did not distort reality; it invalidated it. Where it existed, divine laws hesitated. Where it pointed, even gods averted their gaze. This was not an accident. This was not the first failure. And the world remembered enough to be afraid. Somewhere beyond the frozen city, a Pathless observer took his first step toward a truth no deity could survive that power was never meant to be mastered, only endured.

Uchiha Kei: “I’m a damn unlucky guy who got isekai’d into the shinobi world, and my system turns out to be a garbage one that trains me to become a game developer? What about all the suffering of the world!?” System: “Scan complete. This is Earth, year 2024. Please begin development of your first game.” Uchiha Kei: “Oh, I see how it is. You wanna play it this way? Fine. If I can’t live in peace, then I’ll make the world feel pain—the Uchiha way!” “Hell-mode game—activate!”