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The Quantum Path to Immortality

Beware: I write very fast paced novels. To my fellow Cultivation and sci-fi Readers out there, What happens when a dantian becomes a nuclear reactor? When meridians behave like fiber-optic cables? When brains are restructured as supercomputers? When eyes are reconstructed as LIDAR? When neurons are structured as integrated circuits designs? When a cultivation manual is rewritten like a physics textbook? Simple. You get Elias Vance. A world-renowned physicist, inventor of interstellar communication, and proud owner of six Nobel Prizes (which he never bothered to unpack), Elias Vance had one problem: his brain was dying. His solution? Turn himself into data and transmit his consciousness into the great unknown. He expected the quantum realm. He got… a cultivation sect. Now stuck in a world where people punch mountains and drink spiritual chicken soup to get stronger, Elias does what he does best: overanalyze everything and break the system entirely. Armed with divine sense sharper than a microscope and an ego that runs on cold logic and dry sarcasm, he’s not just here to cultivate. He’s here to **optimize**. Forget pills and slow breathing. He’s got cellular Qi reactors, runic programming, soul-lattice engineering, and a vendetta against spiritual inefficiency. This is not your typical path to immortality. This is **The Quantum Path**. Author Note: I think i should have named this novel to "Speed Running the Cultivation World" New book out "The Infinite Library System". Check it out to see if its your cup of tea.
Sorion · 930.9k Views

Dungeon Administrator: Building an Empire From a Frozen Wasteland

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.
SamuraiOTS · 6.5k Views

Tenno in the MCU

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.
Sparky20049 · 169.9k Views

Traitor of Yunkui Summit

[Zenless Zone Zero + Harem + Multiple Heroines + Invincible Wish-Fulfillment Story] Arden Xu transmigrated into the world of Zenless Zone Zero. During the fall of the Old Capital, he picked up the orphaned Tiger Thiren, Ju Fufu, and from then on, the two relied on each other for survival, scraping by in Waifei Peninsula. After awakening the "Everything Can Be 'Charged'" system, Arden discovered he could grow stronger as long as he "charged"—whether it was magical charging or physical charging. Sprinting, charging into a shower, flushing a toilet, surfing the web... even "recharging/top-up" in mobile games. Be it the traditional meaning of "charging" or its special connotations, Arden Xu could grow stronger through all of them. He initially thought that with the system by his side, he would live a carefree life—showing off and putting others in their place when trouble arose, playing the fool to surprise others when things were calm, and occasionally teasing Ju Fufu. However, Arden's path to power soon hit a bottleneck. The only way to break through the bottleneck was to complete the "Charge the Master" mission. And just then, the news broadcast on TV announced that Mount Yunkui was publicly recruiting disciples. Arden was instantly captivated by the sect master, Yixuan, shown on the screen. So big, so fair, so beautiful, and so aloof! Arden immediately decided, "She's the one!" Not long after, Arden Xu and Ju Fufu began their new lives as disciples of Mount Yunkui. This also marked the beginning of Arden Xu's "Master Charging Journey."
SiRoasa · 146.2k Views

Code Abyss: Resimulation (Inggris Version)

The world did not end with a single, catastrophic collapse. It ended because of something humanity created itself. In the era of Tyrak, a global system governed nearly every aspect of life. The world became stable, predictable, almost perfect—until one day, that order fractured. The sky split apart. The logic of reality lost its footing. Existence shattered into seven zones, giving birth to beings that failed to adapt to the world’s new laws. Amid the remnants of that ruin, a man awakens from cryostasis. He does not remember how the world ended. He does not know why he survived. His name is Kael Vieron—and his existence soon becomes an anomaly. Kael is cast into the realm of the Imperatrix—entities who rule over the structure of reality itself, far beyond the reach of human logic. A world that rejects most remnants of the old existence, yet inexplicably allows Kael to remain. As if his presence still holds a role yet unfinished. Then, a system appears—offering a way forward. It speaks of scattered fragments. Of a world that can be restored. Of choices that can still be made. But the further Kael moves forward, the clearer it becomes that this world is not merely broken—it is being guided. Every decision carries consequences that feel unnervingly precise. Every truth leaves behind a disturbing gap. In a world where reality can be rewritten, and salvation holds more than one meaning, Kael must confront a question no one ever taught him to answer: Is he truly choosing his own path—or merely walking along a road prepared long before he ever awakened? Because when the world stands on the brink of repetition, not every destruction is meant to be stopped. And not every savior comes to save.
CatKing15 · 1.7k Views