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In the year 1484 of the Sea Circle Calendar, Sidilir Oran, a pirate from Piltover, set sail into uncharted waters. That day became a turning point for the world—because with his arrival, the seas would never be the same. From the Project Universe codenamed Jin-Shiki, to the Tyrant Universe known as Warhammer-Oz… from Piltover’s Hextech armor to Zaun’s alchemical elixirs… even a clone of Charlotte Linlin has appeared on these seas. Here, dreams shatter the walls between worlds. Valoran technology collides with Devil Fruits, forging miracles that defy reason. And as for Star Guardian Urgot… well, some creations can only be called bizarre. (One piece • Sailing • Valoran • League of Legends) ------------------------- If you’d like to support my work, check out my: patreon.com/DaoistRoeoNQ

In the year 2544, magic and technology are an everyday thing. Humans now have wonderous abilities that transcend the physical laws of the world. Eighteen-year-old Gavin has always been an ordinary human—until a shocking truth shatters his reality. He was found as a baby, the sole survivor of a massacre that wiped out his birth clan. His entire life has been a lie. He’s not human—he’s a werewolf, one of the last of the alpha predators the world sought to destroy. Determined to understand his true nature and protect the one person he’s always loved—Erza O'Malley, his best friend and the woman who has always been his home—Gavin enrolls in a magical academy. But learning to shift is only the beginning. As hidden forces stir and the ghosts of the past resurface, Gavin must decide: will he remain in the shadows, or will he embrace the predator within to fight for a future that was never meant to be his? Perfect for fans of action-packed paranormal fantasy, forbidden love, and a world where magic and science collide.

To save his android sister from the scrap heap, a cynical weapons engineer must survive a brutal military experiment designed to turn convicts into gods—only to discover that the training was a lie, his mentors are compromised, and the cost of power is his humanity. In a dystopian future where the Federation holds absolute power, Marcus Heart is dragged from his prison cell by Director Vane. She offers him a choice: join the experimental "Gifted Prisoner Program" to become a Pilot—elite soldiers capable of manipulating reality via Cosmic Dust—or watch his beloved android sister, Lola, be destroyed. Marcus, driven solely by his desire to protect Lola, accepts. He is thrown into training alongside 19 other convicts, under the tutelage of Apollo (the Federation’s "God of Man") and his sadistic enforcer, Erika.

"Dedicated to all those who dared to dream, even when their world turned gray." Introspective science fiction. Emotional sci-fi.

They killed Ethan Kang in a Seoul alley. They woke up something else on a frozen hell-world. ICE-06 should have been his grave. A dead research facility. A failing generator. An AI trapped in darkness for seventy years. A monster that couldn't die, perpetually torn apart and regenerating across infinite timelines. But Ethan Kang was a systems engineer. And when the universe gave him titan blood, SS-grade magical capacity, and hours to live, he did what engineers do. He built something better. Most mages build hearts. Ethan built networks. Distributed mana cores. Redundant pathways. Crystalline architecture that could scale without limits. He carved pocket dimensions from reality. He collapsed temporal paradoxes. He turned dungeon administration into computing power. Six months later, he's rewriting the rules of power. Dimensional infrastructure that moves goods faster than starships. Pocket dimension real estate that rivals planetary colonies. Mana systems that scale infinitely. Every outpost a node. Every dungeon a power source. Every trained mage a connection in a network spanning entire star systems. The Imperium wants to nationalize him. The Hegemony wants to weaponize him. Parallax wants to eliminate him. But Ethan isn't playing politics. He's building an empire from the ground up. And in a galaxy where power comes from bloodlines, ancient artifacts, and political maneuvering, a man who builds infrastructure is the most dangerous threat of all. Because infrastructure doesn't just shift power. It redistributes it. Permanently.

Lucas transmigrates to a parallel world and is thrilled to discover that many of the classic, brilliant games from his past life don’t exist here. Eager to make his mark, he’s also burdened with an "Emotion Collection System"—where players’ emotions like joy, sorrow, excitement, fear, and anger from his games make him stronger. But why is it so much easier to harvest resentment than happiness? Staring at his point earnings, Lucas is utterly baffled. And so, his career as a game designer takes a… creative turn. In Undertale, players slam their desks and scream: "I’m the one being played by this game!" In Outlast, players shriek: "The locker moved! I quit—NOPE!" In Dark Souls, players cheerfully boot up the game, only to beg: "Leave the Fire Keeper and GET OUT! Take your damn flame with you—we refuse to link it!" In Call of Duty, Soap, Roach, and Ghost meet tragic ends; in Final Fantasy VII, Zack falls in battle and Aerith meets her fate; in Red Dead Redemption, Arthur and John are betrayed… Players collectively rage: "DAMN YOU, LUCAS, YOU SADISTIC OLD FOX! CAN’T YOU BE KINDA TO YOUR PROTAGONISTS?!" When asked by a reporter how he feels about players’ fury, LUCAS smiles faintly: "This isn’t hatred—it’s the world’s players urging me forward! This is LOVE! Thank you all; I’ll keep up the good work!"

A burned-out gamer wakes up in what he thinks is a VR game. His NPC maid insists it's real. He doesn't buy it. "I'm the protagonist. I've got plot armor." He's now the youngest son of a baron family. Problem? They just got slaughtered by bandits. Everyone expects him to die next. But years of gaming weren't for nothing. He reads attack patterns like a speedrunner. Dodges with split-second timing. Kills without hesitation because hey, it's just a game, right? Except something's off. His body moves faster than it should. Pain cuts deeper than any game would allow. The bodies don't disappear. NPCs beg for mercy with tears in their eyes. The more he "plays," the more the truth creeps in. What if this isn't a game? What if Earth was the simulation all along?

Welcome to planet Talvaris, your generic isekai world filled with magic, dragons, and voluptuous female elves who look like they escaped from an illustrators search history. Everything here is as beautiful as the goddess Celes envision it, if you just ignore the slavery and racism on the corner. Unfortunately, maintaining this picturesque fantasy realm costs divine power. Luckily for the goddess, divine power can be charged by the Talvarians' prayer. And nothing beats the high-quality prayer of a Talvarian during the act of killing or being killed. That’s why the occasional demon invasions are needed, oh and the OP otherworlder hero is also needed to tone down the invasion. Nobody wants the sweet Talvarians to get wiped out, right? But this time the celestial HR department makes a mistake. Alex Solomon is not a teenager, not handsome, and definitely not a Japanese. He is just a regular pot belly millennials who spend most of his time looking at the screen every day, just like the one who reading this now. Totally doesn't meet the goddess's standards. Hence, the beautiful but angry goddess cursed Alex Solomon to become an orc and banish him to the Demon Kingdom with nothing but a ability to access Earth internet. Stuck among demons, Alex Solomon decide if the goddess wants him to be a monster, he’ll be the worst kind possible – a monster with ideas. Armed with memes, wikipedia articles, and misquoted great thinker, he and the demon army set out on a quest for revenge by doing the most disruptive thing that have been proven on earth: Building world peace, freedom, and democracy across Talvaris. One Tomahawk missile at a time. New Chapter every Tuesday & Friday For more chapters, you can check at RR (50+ chapters) For waaay more chapters, you can check and support my patreon (60+ chapters) at patreon.com/Bimbanana

Humanity is about to be helped. Auggie is the one who has to decide what that costs. Taken without warning by an alien civilization preparing to intervene on Earth, Auggie learns that survival is easy to optimize—and much harder to make ethical. As she advises forces far more powerful than humanity, she discovers that the most dangerous thing to remove from a system isn’t chaos. It’s dignity. A slow-burn science fiction serial about consent, control, and what it really means to save a world.

As a Tenno, he had known danger his whole life, he faced it and felt the fear that came with it. But never had he felt as helpless as he did now. The Orbiter was in shambles, he was stuck in his Transference Chair, the rest of the ship in a vacuum, life support and Ordis the only things still running. The one thing keeping him sane was the impossible connection he had to his Warframe, which was stranded with his landing craft and a pack of Kubrows somewhere far away from the Sol system and a group of aliens that called themselves the Guardians of the Galaxy. Will he be able to find his way back home or even get out of the strange, starless realm he found himself in, and what kind of allies and enemies will he meet along the way? Dare you read the story of a Tenno that rewrote the story of so many timelines, even Loki, the god of stories, wasn’t able to keep up? Be prepared, for he will not stop, until he gets what he wants or dies trying. Disclaimer: This is a work of fan fiction and is not intended for commercial use. Warframe and all related characters, lore, and settings are created and owned by Digital Extremes Ltd. The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and Marvel Comics, along with their related characters, lore, and settings, are created and owned by Marvel Entertainment, LLC, Disney, and their respective creators and copyright holders. This story is a transformative, non-commercial fan project created out of love and appreciation for the original works. The author makes no claim of ownership over the characters or worlds depicted herein. No copyright infringement is intended.

Kytheron, a social animal in his previous life, was reborn as a dragon. His system awakened the moment he was born, and his initial treasure chest even revealed an ancient Kryptonian bloodline. When Kytheron discovered that he was in the Marvel Universe, a gigantic dragon began appearing in every major event centered around Earth. As he continued to open treasure chests: Energy absorption, super crystal, divine power seed, hellfire, multiverse transmission, power of origin, heart of the universe... Kytheron was rewarded one after another, growing at an astonishing speed and crushing all the powerful figures of the Marvel Universe along the way. Ragnarok? I will kill Surtur first, then capture Hela and make her my maid. Odin, you can rest in peace. Thanos wants to slaughter half of all life in the universe with the Infinity Gauntlet and six gems? Take my Black Dragon’s Roar first. God-Slayer Gorr, you want to kill all the gods in the universe? I slapped you away with a single claw. The God of Symbiotes, Knull, has resurrected and seeks to plunge the universe into darkness, even destroying his own nest. …

In the cold, exploited desert nation of Undeb Dehulm, Farsi den Ghunnaich Cruthfior is a man of a troubled past. A serpent Hir-Soger who fought for the oppressor, Geortaria, to secure his family's future. Now living a quiet shame as a gunsmith in his coastal hometown. The peace shatters in a single night. A vision of a chained man. His home drenched in blood. A family that vanished. With nothing left to live for, Farsi turns his own gun on himself. Only to discover a terrible truth.

When existence itself threatened, when dieites beyond human comprehension and thrive on chaos are pulling the strings of our reality, what hope is there for the future, but to become trapped in a never-ending cycle of negativity and discord? 6 heroes will find themselves caught in the middle of the crossroads, while Arashi Nakamura, a young adult, finds out he's far different than anybody else in every timeline.

【 Warning: Mature Content R-18 】 [ First Ordered Foundation Gene: Lvl 0 Mycelial Heart] [ Effect (Lvl 0): Improves Hosts cultivation of Life energy by 0.05 per day. Life energy recovery rate +20%. One fixed point of upgrade experience is gained daily, with additional, random experience points earned through continuous exercise.] [ Upgrade Path: Each level will significantly increase the efficiency and speed of Life Energy absorption by an additional 50% each level by expanding the body's capacity for storing Life Energy, directly improving recovery rate and stamina.] [ Upgrading First Ordered Foundation Gene: Mycelial Heart from Lvl 0 to Lvl 1... ] [ Upgrading First Ordered Foundation Gene: Mycelial Heart from Lvl 1 to Lvl 2... ] . . [ First Ordered Foundation Gene: Lvl 5 Mycelial Heart] [ Effect (Lvl 5): Improves Host's cultivation of Life energy by 0.51 per day. Life energy recovery rate +202% and gains 10 fixed points of upgrade experience daily, with additional, random experience points earned through continuous exercise. ] [ Minor Energy Siphon (Unlocked at Lvl 5): Allows the user to actively draw a small amount of life energy from direct contact with living flora (plants, fungi) to accelerate personal stamina recovery outside of combat. ] For an entire year, Scott was addicted to playing Sporos, a survival game he found online. He was addicted to the brutal, open-world simulation known for its 99.9% mortality rate, a digital hellscape defined by the "Blooming Decay Event" that swallowed humanity twenty millennia ago. He died thousands of times to the acid-drenched fangs of Spore Beasts and the lung-collapsing rot of cyclonic spore storms. Pushed to the brink of frustration by the game's impossibility, Scott spent weeks coding a balancing script—a "Shelter Core" cheat designed to defy the game’s cruel fate. However, things took another extreme turn as Scott woke up trapped in the body of a "Critically Weakened" Shelter Lord on Sporos, with a remaining lifespan of only 17 years. He is now a mutated survivor struggling to breathe in a world where the atmosphere is thick with corrosive pollen and the ground is buried beneath miles of sentient, hungry mycelial mats. However, the code came with him. Floating before his eyes is the interface that will change the fate of this rotting world. While the horrors of Sporos—the flesh-eating Bio lilies and the hallucinations of the Feral Echo, Scott begins his grind. He possesses the unique ability to inject fixed experience points into his very DNA, forcing evolution where nature intended decay. —- [ First Ordered Foundation Gene: Lvl 0 Bull's Frame] [ Effect (Lvl 0): Physical attributes +1, One fixed point of upgrade experience is gained daily, with additional, random experience points earned through continuous exercise. ] [ Upgrade Path: Each level will directly repair and enhance the user's physical body by an additional 50% each level by restoring bone density, rebuild atrophied muscle, and increase overall physical strength, durability, and resilience.] [ Upgrading First Ordered Foundation Gene: Bull's Frame from Lvl 0 to Lvl 1... ] [ Upgrading First Ordered Foundation Gene: Bull's Frame from Lvl 1 to Lvl 2... ] . . [ First Ordered Foundation Gene: Lvl 5 Bull's Frame ] [ Effect (Lvl 5): Physical attributes +10.12, 10 fixed points of upgrade experience is gained daily, with additional, random experience points earned through continuous exercise. ] [ Impact Bracing (Unlocked at Lvl 5): The user's body will instinctively tense and redistribute kinetic force upon detecting an imminent heavy impact, significantly reducing damage and knockback from blunt force trauma. ]

Soul Mechas were forged to punish the Eldritch Monsters that attack this world from Beyond the Glass. But they can only be powered by those who bond with ancient mythical souls from that world. Unfortunately, souls are only attracted to negative emotions: helplessness, anguish, and loss. The deeper and more wronged, the better. However, regardless of the empire's pressure on the people to produce the best Soulbound Warriors and the heavy stigma from his father's curse, Soren remains a happy boy, a dreamer. Until he ends up with the worst soulbond in history after 'The Touching Glass Ceremony.' An F-rank soul. Trash even amongst trash. Even the commoners laughed when his rank was called. Beggars in rags celebrated and claimed to be above him. But was it really the worst soul bond ever? Because, when an Eldritch monster ravages their town and kills all that he loves, Soren finds himself repeating the same day again and again, bathing in unimaginable pain and death that forces him to grow, evolve, and confront questions that plague the empire, his father's mysterious curse, soul rituals, and the Eldritchs' true goals on earth. Each loop leaves him HUNGRIER, stronger...but less human. As the lines between man, soul, and machine blur, Soren must decide the very fate of the world...

In a world of infinite possibilities spirals forth and extraordinary young boy born into the family of Lockhart, which are blessed with an unknown energy, in this world of infinite possibilities will he learn how to make the impossible possible? find out on his journey to surpass every entity. Follow my Discord for more Discussion on World Building, Character Illustration, And Novel Cover - https://discord.gg/bhEqgPCk

Seven billion people died in the blink of an eye. An alien "light-speed bullet" vaporized Earth, leaving Captain Jason and the crew of the Victory as the only witnesses. Now, the final 51,223 survivors are stranded on Moon Base One, staring into the void where home used to be. But the Base covers a secret: an indestructible Alien Ark buried in the crater and the "Perfect Element," a substance that grants immortality. Jason is the only successful subject of the Element experiments, the First Superhuman which shattered human limits, enhanced speed, and a lifespan of 1,500 years. With a ticking clock and food reserves for only 98 days, Jason must rise as humanity's last leader. From suppressing violent cults to unlocking alien technology and enacting planetary-scale construction, he must turn a dormant sphere into an interstellar ark. Humanity is on the brink of extinction but Jason refuses it to fall

Fanfic based on Guilty Three's Shadow Slave. Watch as Milo Chrome attempts to survive in the harrowing depths of the dream realm with a unique technology based aspect. Cover Art is made by @0mmmmm7777777 on Twitter. All credit goes to that guy, his art is cool as hell.

Dead Galaxy plunges into a sprawling science-fiction future set in 2852. The narrative opens in an era where Earth’s nations, ravaged and exhausted by centuries of devastating wars, were forced to surrender governance to interstellar resource-gathering corporations. This handover established a new galactic frontier defined by institutional corruption, forgotten laws, and deep moral decay. Tiberion Solegard, the head of the technology giant Evoke Systems, took command of the Supreme World Republic (SWR)—a structure founded by these corporations—and maintains absolute control over the galaxy through 12 centralized institutions. His power became unshakeable after he achieved immortality. This extreme consolidation of authority was partly necessitated by widespread colonial uprisings that erupted following the emergence of the Incompatibles. The Incompatibles first arrived in 2438: an advanced alien race that, terrifyingly, could not be processed by the human brain. Any attempt by humans to perceive these invaders often resulted in instant, irreversible blindness or catastrophic loss of consciousness. They were untouchable; no known human weapon could inflict damage. Then, just as suddenly, the Incompatibles vanished, yet the chilling traces and enduring mysteries they left behind never faded. So, what is this story about? Inspector of the Dead Galaxy and Fugitive of the Dead Galaxy The protagonist is Mehmet, an Inspector working for the Bioethical Oversight—one of the SWR's 12 governing bodies. Mehmet is violently jolted awake from a 400-year cryo-sleep due to a minor power grid failure. Because of this catastrophic interruption, Mehmet is afflicted with amnesia; he cannot recall his past, the reason for his slumber, or any crucial details of his life. His institution is barely functional, on the verge of collapse from rampant corruption and bribe-taking. Mehmet’s simple goal is to collect his 400 years of accumulated pay and retire to a peaceful life. However, he is required to complete three final assignments before retirement. As he reluctantly navigates these last duties, Mehmet will find himself tearing through the veneer of the galaxy’s darkest secrets, learning brutal truths about his own past, and struggling to comprehend a universe filled with impenetrable mysteries. Expect From This Saga: A vast, realistic sci-fi universe (featuring intricate institutions, cults, mega-corporations, and political webs) Entertaining side characters Dystopian mysteries A compelling villain R-rated humor and dark comedy A lengthy, multi-part adventure series Warning: This work contains violence, psychological tension, sexual content, and themes that may be disturbing to some readers. It is not suitable for readers under the age of 18.

Armed with Godly powers at their fingertips, the Order of the Cyberknight arose in a crusade to reform the rotting world of 2069. But all this war is but a game for the God-Emperor of the cyberknights. Even as the Grand Knight, Mike remains an indoctrinated servant of the Empire. However, when the ugly truth becomes too painful to ignore, will he remain a pawn or become the adversary?