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Lin Feng read the novel for nine years. He hated it. He argued with it. He even left hundreds of comments no one answered. He knew every major plot turn and every character the story decided was expendable. He also knew how it ended for him. When Lin Feng wakes up transmigrated into that same novel as a minor villain, he remembers exactly what the plot demands. In eight years, he is supposed to die. Not alone. The people who stood by him are meant to follow soon after. One leaves a suicide note. Another writes that she doesn’t want to live a second longer without him. Their deaths are treated as acceptable losses so the real protagonist can move forward. The protagonist has a system. The world bends to protect him. Everything else exists to be used and discarded. Lin Feng has no system. What he has is memory, resentment, and a clear understanding of how those deaths are supposed to happen. He decides they are unacceptable. By avoiding the spotlight, interfering early, and changing events long before they reach the point of no return, Lin Feng turns himself into a variable the story was never built to handle. Every deviation carries risk. Every choice he makes draws attention. But if the narrative demands that everyone who cared about him dies quietly to preserve a hero’s rise, then the narrative itself is the problem. A transmigration story about survival, shared fate, and refusing to accept an ending where love is treated as collateral damage. Author’s Note: First published on Royal Road, with simultaneous releases on ScribbleHub and WebNovel on December 24, 2025. AI assists with drafting and research, while all story direction, characters, and final edits are by the author.

Alex Rogue died watching humanity fall to gods, demons, and monsters, the world crumbling beneath his blade. But fate isn’t done with him yet. Reborn one minute before the apocalypse, he wakes with all his memories intact—and a chance to rewrite the end. This time, he won’t fight blindly. He chooses the path of a mage, wields the SSS-tier Extraction talent, and knows exactly how to survive in the deadly world of Universal Descent. Every monster slain, every skill learned, every secret uncovered brings him closer to changing humanity’s fate. In a world where players, monsters, and gods collide, Alex must outsmart rivals, forge alliances, and extract the power of the strongest foes—before time runs out again. Failure isn’t just defeat. It’s oblivion. Rebirth. Power. Survival. Extraction.

Maxwell Gillette is Transmigrated into his own game after an accident, waking up as the Lord's crippled heir who is unable to cultivate. Left for dead as the labour of the stables. His fate changes when he activates the Leveling Up system, now armed with the ability of leveling up by just killing and completing quests a new path awaits him as members from his household attempts to take him down. Will he rise? How does he do it? Let's find out together, shall we? NB: The leveling up system for this world is different as player levels decrease when they level up, starting from 10-1. Ranks increase as players level up.

Summoned into a world ruled by indifferent gods for entertainment, a young man awakens among thousands of chosen players. Life and death are reduced to numbers, and survival is granted only through divine mercy and cruel mechanics. As he struggles to adapt, he realizes the world does not recognize him correctly. Neither NPC nor true player, his existence is flawed—an error hidden within the world or a savior. While others grow stronger by following the rules, he begins to awaken a unique class that defies them. Watched by gods, surrounded by disposable lives, and trapped between two identities, he must survive in a world where anomalies are erased—and mistakes are never meant to live.

After crossing into the Pokémon world, I woke up as Giovanni’s son—and the new boss of Team Rocket. “Mr. Damian, according to reports about the battle in Saffron City, the Team Rocket forces under your command defeated Champions such as Lance, Steven, Wallace, and Leon, leaving them hospitalized for half a month. How do you feel about this?” A reporter interviews Team Rocket’s leader, Damian. “That’s complete nonsense. They were only recovering for a week,” Damian replies calmly. “It’s also said that during the Saffron City battle, you forcibly abducted Champion Cynthia. The people of the Sinnoh region are extremely displeased and are demanding that you return their Champion. What’s your response to that?” the reporter continues. “Utterly ridiculous. We’re very much in love; it’s their objections that are out of line,” Damian answers with a smile. “Oh, and by the way, Cynthia is currently pregnant, so she won’t be considering returning as Sinnoh’s Champion for the time being. Thank you.” (PS: The world setting is a fusion of the games, anime, and Adventures manga. Giovanni’s characterization follows a mix of his game and manga (Adventures) versions.)

Emily was just killing time online, drifting through random corners of the internet with no purpose at all. One careless click led her to an unfamiliar site—nothing that looked dangerous, just another character-creation game. She thought it was harmless fun. Inside the game, she spent hours shaping a character called Geminior—an AI-built being, tall and calm, with long hair and eyes that looked like they could see through worlds. On impulse, she assigned him a role: Protector. Someone to stand between her and every threat the game could throw at her. With a small smile, she hit Create. She had no idea that this single click would step beyond the screen… and quietly rewrite her life forever.

Yuto’s head felt a little buzzing. He served as regent in Fontaine for more than four hundred years due to his real talents and the little cakes favored by the gods. But...what does this mean? Panoramic live broadcast? Character popularity? What’s the point of this weird panel? My background? The secret of time travel? What the hell is going on here? Also, where do these people who are chasing me crazy in the barrage come from? Are you crazy or is this world crazy? ......

Alex finds himself in the world of RWBY. No system, no help, no info. Just what he can remember from the little of the show he remembers and a clutch semblance that might just turn Remnant upside-down.

Kelvin was just an ordinary young man, navigating the ups and downs of early adulthood. But out of billions of potential candidates, he was the one chosen and tossed into the cosmic nightmare world known as Honkai Star Rail. In a world brimming with unimaginable dangers and unspeakable horrors, what’s an ordinary guy to do? Well, why not create video games? Oh? He can even gain powers and items from the different games he creates? Now that truly... is a game-changer.

In a world where a game is still in its early development stage, Mo Li awakens the memories of his past life and binds with a Game Development System, founding his own game studio. But when he arrives at the studio, he realizes—the employees here are none other than the characters from the game! Looking at the familiar faces one by one, Mo Li waves his hand grandly and starts by developing Genshin Impact and Honkai Impact 3rd. Keqing: “Boss, could you maybe... I mean, could you buff Keqing a little in the game? She’s too weak!!” Mei: “Raiden Shogun… has such a powerful persona, but do you have to insult my cooking skills?” Himeko: “Boss… It was already bad enough that I died in Chapter 9, but you kept using me for emotional damage afterward—don’t you think that’s a bit much?” … “The Last Lesson” shattered players emotionally, “New Flames Forever Burning” made them weep. Every PV (preview video) stirred players' emotions. With its music, story, and visuals, this world’s gamers finally learned what a real game looks like. Yet those two games were only the beginning—Sekiro, Silent Hill, The Witcher 3... ....................

I am neither the only reader who knows the ending of the ruined world, nor the protagonist who repeats his life countless times, nor the writer who penned that entire journey. I am merely a sorcerer who lives life as he pleases.

Dalton Wyatt, a world-renowned scientist and inventor, is transmigrated into the body of a high school student, also named Dalton Wyatt, who had tragically committed suicide due to unfortunate circumstances and a complicated life. The enchanting world of cards he finds himself in is vastly different from Earth, yet eerily similar in certain aspects. Unlike the peaceful Earth, where humans fought only amongst themselves, this new world is plagued by dungeons and monsters. Here, humanity's survival hinges on battling these mythical and legendary creatures. Ordinary mortals lack the strength to stand against such formidable foes. Thankfully, a select few are blessed with the ability to harness their souls, manifest soul power, and become card apprentices—humanity’s last hope against extinction. Card apprentices are individuals who form contracts with grimoires, mystical artifacts that allow them to wield powerful and versatile cards to fend off monsters and conquer dungeons. A grimoire provides card apprentices with abilities such as card creation and card fusion. Most importantly, it enables them to unlock their full potential in card battles. While this world shares the concept of science with Earth, its focus is not on electronics or industrialization. Instead, cards replace the need for most technologies, fulfilling even the smallest of daily necessities. This world revolves entirely around the grimoire’s abilities, particularly card creation and card fusion. Transmigrated to a place where strength can be bought with money, Dr. Wyatt is forced to earn a living to ensure his survival. Fortunately, with his otherworldly knowledge and expertise, card creation comes naturally to him, setting him apart from other card apprentices. Dr. Wyatt crafts and sells perfect, powerful, and resourceful cards, steadily growing stronger in this monster-ridden world. --- "What did you say? Making good cards is hard? Bah! Card creation is a breeze." "My friend, let me enlighten you—there are no 'trash card ingredients,' only incompetent card creationists." [Commencing card creation using ingredients, i)Bloody Veins - G Rank, Mortal Grade ii)Nyon Rope - G Rank, Mortal Grade iii)Common Core - G Rank, Mortal Grade Card creation… complete! Card Name: Bloody Rope Card Type: Item Card Card Rank: E Rank, Common Grade Card Rating: 3 Stars Card Durability: 100/100 Card Effect: The Bloody Rope can bind and incapacitate its target. When in contact with a target’s wound, it triggers paralysis and blood drain effects. Additional Effect: Paralysis, Blood Drain] "This can’t be real! You used G-rank mortal-grade ingredients and yet crafted an E-rank common-grade card with full durability and a three-star rating? This isn’t real—I must still be dreaming! I couldn’t possibly have woken up today—this has to be a dream!"

After the former Grand Sage Azar of Sumeru died unexpectedly of old age, a new Grand Sage—Idris—took his place, inheriting both the highest authority in Sumeru and the grim duty of imprisoning the Dendro Archon, Nahida. Sitting in the very seat that every player once dreamed of destroying, Idris chose to defy all expectations. Instead of repeating his predecessor’s mistakes, he would truly stabilize his rule—and govern this nation himself. When questioned on why he showed no reverence for the gods, Idris replied: “It was the Scarlet King who halted the spread of Sumeru’s corruption. It was the Great Lord Rukkhadevata, the former Dendro Archon, who redeemed the rainforest. And as for Nahida—her only acts have been to tell children fairy tales and to comfort lost souls. Those things… the Akademiya can do just as well!” When Scaramouche demanded to know why Idris wanted him dead, he answered calmly: “Forgiving you—that is God’s business. But from this day forward, in Sumeru… there will be no God.” From the moment Idris ascended to power, Sumeru embarked on a path utterly unlike any before it— a nation ruled by science and reason, displaying what true wisdom truly meant. “I may be a villain,” he said, “but I am also Sumeru’s Grand Sage— the last sage of the Great Lord Rukkhadevata.”

Aerin transmigrates into the world of Teyvat and awakens the Future Weaving System. By harvesting the emotional resonance of all who witness the future, he gains the power to draw rewards and rewrite destiny itself. As Celestia and the Abyss clash in an endless struggle, all living beings become pieces on a cosmic chessboard. As the Fifth Descender, Aerin descends upon the Seven Nations, initiating the Mind Completion Project— a ruthless plan to reshape wills, purge weakness, and reconstruct the future of the world. In an instant, war engulfs all of Teyvat. Jean: “I never imagined that my devotion to Mondstadt would one day make its people brand me a traitor.” Lumine: “Paimon… becoming the seed of the new World Tree… why does it have to be this cruel?” Furina: “He won’t… he won’t drag Fontaine’s people into judging me, will he? He won’t send me to the guillotine… right?” Hu Tao: “Wangsheng Funeral Parlor special promotion! For those unable to reach the new world—would you like to book our services early? Discounts available!” Paimon: “Lumine! As the Fourth Descender, you have to do everything you can to win over the Fifth Descender! You have to stop this war!” Lumine: “Paimon… you…”

Genshin Impact: The Stream That Shook Teyvat After Genshin streamer Arthur binds a mysterious system, his livestreams aren’t just going out to Earth anymore— they’re being projected directly into Teyvat. On his very first stream, he starts a new segment: Serious Reviews. Not-So-Serious Roasts. Full Character Breakdowns. First target: Lumine. Nahida: “Honorary Knight, friend of all archons, the first sage… The Traveler really is incredible!” Furina: “Bad-mouthing the Anemo Archon, freeloading off the Geo Archon, and fighting the Electro Archon? Death penalty, death penalty!” Paimon: “Kamisato Ayaka’s loyal dog? Hehe, Lumine is so shameless!” Lumine: “Hey, hey—stop mixing me up with my voice actress, alright?!” Next up: Barbara. Jean: “The ‘True Adeptus of Curing Curses with Her Bare Hands’? This is…” Barbara: “That’s right. Medicine can’t save Mondstadt anymore—try my AK instead!” Then it’s Keqing and Ganyu’s turn. Keqing: “I am NOT a beef-offal chef, NOT a construction site foreman, and DEFINITELY not a cat, okay?! (losing it)” Ganyu: “Great… now the whole of Teyvat knows. I’m doomed…” Everyone who gets “reviewed” by Arthur starts trembling. For a while, every character in Teyvat is living in fear of the next stream. And when he finally starts reviewing the archons of every nation… Teyvat completely erupts.

Rios transmigrated to the world of Genshin Impact, becoming an orphan of Natlan. With his outstanding talent, he obtained a Vision at an early age and even elbowed his way to victory over Mavuika in the Pilgrimage of the Returning Flame's Holy Night, becoming Natlan's new generation Pyro Archon. And yet, on the eve before he was about to become the Pyro Archon, he awakened the Popularity Character System, which allowed him to purchase useful items from the mall as long as he gained the players' affection. Thus, he utilized the authority of the Pyro Archon and the functions of the system to suspend the Pilgrimage of the Returning Flame's Holy Night, and even imitated the Pyro Vision to stuff a bunch of Natlan people into the gacha pool. "Is Kachina's Vision one that the Pyro Archon personally crafted?" "What do you mean Kinich was originally a Dendro element character, but because the Pyro Archon gave him a Vision first, Kinich became a Pyro element character?" "Mavuika: Rios, you'll regret this! Rios: Mavuika, I am the Pyro Archon!" "Why are there even villagers here too!" And when the players finished the main storyline and learned the full story of what happened. "So Rios suspending the Pilgrimage of the Returning Flame's Holy Night was because he didn't want there to be any more sacrifices in Natlan." "He would rather bear the infamy himself and fight the Abyss alone, all so that Natlan's companions wouldn't face any danger." "Rios, this man... I must pull for this character!" After the players pulled Rios from the gacha pool, they were shocked to discover. "Oh my god, Rios is way too strong!" "The six-star Pyro Archon Bennett was just a joke—Rios is the one who's truly worthy of the name!"

Mikael Aroa, lost everything in the end. Lover, family, friends, trust, hope and perhaps his will to live as well. They took everything from him in this life, whether it was his [Time-Seer] class within the game, or the entire corporation he built from scratch in the real world. They took everything. Mikael Aroa, killed everyone who destroyed his life. Enemies, competition, assassins, people who wanted to abuse his weaknesses and perhaps even his desire to live in this world. Nothing was left to be done. The revenge wasn’t beautiful. It didn’t fill the void of regret he had.  It didn’t soothe his anger, his anguish and his misery. But nothing more was left that could be done… So, he decided to end it all. But… “Save them for me,” fate twisted, bent and rewound itself. -Bang! A bullet to the head, from a strange emerald gun, from an honest inspector, Charles Richard, who still abided by the law in this borderline lawless world. And the next thing that Mikael saw… His mother, who died a decade ago, cooking his favourite meal once again. And his body, 10 years younger, was ready to turn the entire world upside down with the knowledge and skills he had honed to the peak.

The game shows you legends. This series shows you what happens between them. RUNETERRA: UNTOLD takes you into the shadows of League of Legends' most iconic world—the heists Riot doesn't tell you about, the choices champions make off-screen, the moments that define them when nobody's watching. Each volume is a complete standalone story featuring different champions in impossible situations. A crew stealing from Noxus. A warrior's last stand in Ionia. A horror lurking in Zaun's depths. A conspiracy in Demacia's throne room. Different genres. Different characters. Different corners of Runeterra. One promise: Fast-paced, character-driven stories that hit hard and end complete. No knowledge of League lore required—just a hunger for stories where complex people face impossible choices in a world of magic, war, and moral ambiguity. Every volume hits different. Every world is untold.

Mc transmigrated into the last of us with these powers : 1. Pillars: Stone Breathing (Demon Slayer) - Tank hits from infected and clickers, but loud sword forms attract hordes 2. detection of ppl and infected 3. Ope Ope Fruit (One Piece) - Surgical precision to remove cordyceps, but requires a ROOM and drains stamina in constant danger

James was a hustler who'd succeeded in retiring early, only for the pandemic to ruin all of his plans. He spent two years locked up inside playing video games and watching movies, only to be spiritually abducted just as the situation started improving. Now his name is Jin and he's a part of the Illusion Room Sect. A cultivation sect that creates scenarios for combat-focused cultivators to hone their skills. In other words, fully immersive video games. Will the gaming knowledge of his past life help him succeed in such a cut-throat world? Will he manage to break his two-year pandemic induced dry-spell? And most importantly, will he ever manage to surpass the rank of cannon fodder?