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Kryptonian God Among Supernaturals

When Matthew comes to himself, he finds himself in his past self. As he contemplates the advantages of traveling back in time and how rich he'll become by copying future novels, songs, and business ventures, he realizes from the conversations of those around him that this world isn't his old one, and that instead of going back in time, he's transmigrated to another. A world where people have the opportunity to gain superpowers and devour devil fruits upon becoming adults. Matthew manages to obtain the Logia-type Flame-Flame Fruit from the Holly Land, where people gain their superpowers. However, after obtaining the Devil Fruit while he was observing others entering and exiting the Sacred Realm, he encountered a strange sight. Someone got Kryptonian Bloodline! "Why does everyone treat the Kryptonian Bloodline like a useless power? Oh, in this world, sunlight doesn't reach Earth. So, doesn't anyone know how the Kryptonian body is strengthened?" At that moment, Matthew makes a decision that will change the fate of the world he finds himself in. "Hey, can you exchange your Kryptonian Bloodline for my Flame Flame Fruit?" No one could understand why Mathew did that, but Matthew had a completely different thought. "So what if the sun's rays don't reach this world? I'm the only one who knows how to strengthen the Kryptonian body. As long as I know what I need, it won't be too hard to find. And then humanity will meet SUPERMAN." ---------- I do not own Superman or any of the other mentioned creations. This is a fanfiction. ---------- This is a translated story. Original Author: Ma La Liu Lian / 麻辣榴莲 Original Story Name: You don’t want god-level superpowers, so you choose the worst talent? / 神级异能你不要,你选最差天赋?
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The night she didn't come home

The Night She Didn’t Come Home by Yash Dwivedi Ethan Walker never believed in instincts — until the night Lena Hayes called him at 2:17 AM, her voice trembling, her words unfinished. By morning, she is gone. No signs of forced entry. No goodbye message. No evidence of a struggle. The police assume she left on her own. Her friends think she needed space. Ethan knows something is wrong. Lena wasn’t just the girl he loved in silence — she was the kind of person who photographed forgotten places, chased stories hidden in abandoned buildings, and believed walls could remember the past. And the last place her phone signal appeared was somewhere she should never have been: An abandoned psychiatric hospital outside the city. As Ethan begins retracing her steps, he discovers Lena had been keeping secrets — encrypted emails from someone known only as “M,” photos of strange symbols carved into decaying walls, and a memory card filled with images she never showed anyone. Then comes the most terrifying discovery of all: Some of Lena’s photos were taken from far away… And Ethan is in them. Someone was watching her. And now, someone is watching him. What begins as a desperate search for the girl he loves slowly turns into a psychological maze of lies, buried histories, and a past Lena tried to escape. The deeper Ethan goes, the more he realizes the truth may not bring her back — and may destroy everything he believed about her. Because sometimes the person you love most… has been running from something darker than you can imagine. A haunting blend of slow-burn romance and psychological suspense, The Night She Didn’t Come Home is a story about love, secrets, and the terrifying cost of uncovering the truth.
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The Vanguard!

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.
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