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Framed for treason and given a choice between sixty years in prison or exploring an alien ocean world, data analyst Kai Mercer becomes the sole survivor of a catastrophic drop. Alone on a planet that should kill him, he must decide: escape back to Earth, or protect the world that gave him purpose.

In the wonderful world of Elrus lies the Greatest Civilization to ever exist: the Golden Continent. In the Golden Continent, Culture and history have shaped it into the world's best magic nation. Filled with various races, they work together to survive, no matter the cost, and after years; they've achieved authority over all. In such a peaceful and prosperous time. Will it fall? Will the propaganda get to them? Will they survive the outside world? What secrets and war crimes have been hidden? And will the nation finally fall? Kailus, a Genesis Angel (Golden Continent native), tries to survive with the guilt from his past self. Will he get over his embarrassment and finally find a friend?

AEONSPIRE (1) There is one law that governs all existence: Souls do not die. They return. Not always forward. Sometimes… they come back wrong. But this is not a story about reincarnation. This is a story about something that should never have returned at all. He awakens in a forgotten forest. No memory. No name. No past. Not as a child reborn… —but as a young man who feels like a mistake wearing human skin. The world around him is alive. The trees whisper like they remember him. The air feels unfamiliar—like it rejects his very breath. Then a voice finds him. A spirit of a legendary blade. It calls him Arthur Isolde— the hero who once saved the world a hundred years ago. But something is wrong. The name feels close. Too close. And yet—he wants to tear it away. Because the more he walks… …the colder the world becomes. The deeper the silence grows. And the more the truth begins to surface— not as memories… …but as something his body remembers against his will. If he is truly the hero reborn… Why does the world feel like it’s waiting for him to fall? Why do unseen forces silence the truth? And why… …does he hope he was never that man to begin with? This is not the return of a hero. This is the awakening of something that was never meant to exist.

After many years, he return back to his home country. He started his life as a normal student. But fate had different plans. He swore to protect his loved ones to matter the cost. This is the story of a boy named Ethan

A normal, lazy early flight...seems normal...right? right?! No...Ethan didn't except that the tables will turn easily...he thought it will be normal, lazy, and boring flight. But...it turned into chaos, screams, gasps and a nightmare.

Failure Boy follows the life of a young man navigating the pressures of growing up, school, and self-discovery. Quiet, observant, and often lost in his thoughts, he struggles to find his place in a world that feels overwhelming. Between the weight of expectations and the search for his own path, he must confront his fears, doubts, and the challenges of everyday life.

"A shepherd of all lambs may guide but one, yet often serves better than one who guides none." In the Fifth District of Welfanshelm, Mizmaze tends a flock of sheep with only bread and milk to sustain him, content in his quiet, unasked-for life. But on the last day of the year, the Day of the Eclipse, his master bestows a Sigil and a cryptic blessing: 「For seven seasons, you have tended my herd of sheep without asking for anything in return. So shall there be a sevenfold reap for you alone as a token of my gratitude. I bestow upon you my blessing, but beware, for there is a flaw.」 Suddenly thrust into a world of hidden magic and mysterious sects, Mizmaze becomes a Child of the Sect of the Orphans, marked by abilities he never sought. Buried in his soul lies a past he must never remember. Power has chosen him. But so has a darker fate. He is the bridegroom of damnation — and his wedding day draws near. ━━━━━༺༻━━━━━━ Main Genre: High Fantasy Additional Tags: TowerClimbing, Inheritance, Orphanhood, Selfhood, Godhood, Singularity, DeathGames, Trials, SpecialAbilities, Gore, Dark, Mythology, Epic, Symbiosis, Heirhood Invented/Hidden Tags: ??, ??

For decades, the world has lived under the shadow of "The Grandeur." What started as a global pandemic evolved into a divine lottery—a celestial disease that drags the chosen into the crushing depths of The Divine Lake. Those who survive the crossing return as Apostles, hosting fragments of gods and wielding powers that defy the laws of physics. Those who fail? They return as The Drowned—shattered husks who have lost their minds to the weight of the deep, becoming rampaging monsters that haunt the city’s shadows. Zylas is a nobody. At eighteen, he is just another mundane student living in the soot of an Apostle-led society, watching the elite "Sink" into tiers of legendary power while he struggles to pass his exams. He has no spark, no god, and no future beyond the corporate grind. Until the day he turns the wrong corner. Trapped in an alley with a Tier 2 Drowned, Zylas is dragged into a version of the Divine Lake that no textbook has ever described. There, he encounters an entity that makes the world's "Gods" look like flickering candles. He doesn't return with a spark. He returns with something cold, silent, and absolute. Now, Zylas is the anomaly in the system. While the world's greatest Hallows and Impures flaunt their auras, Zylas remains a "Zero"—a boy with no detectable power. But in the heat of combat, the truth emerges: he doesn't just fight his opponents. He reflects them. Every strike, every divine ability, and every legendary technique used against him is turned back on the user—perfected, inverted, and lethal. Recruited by the prestigious Meridian Academy under the watchful eye of a suspicious professor, Zylas must navigate a den of high-ranking predators. In a hierarchy built on the strength of one’s God, the boy with "nothing" is about to prove that a mirror is most dangerous when it has no reflection of its own.

In a world where power decides everything, Rowan has none. People are born with abilities. Some control fire and ice. Some become swordmasters. Some can heal, rewind time, or even return after death. Strength is respected. The weak are ignored. Rowan is different. He has no magic. No blessing. No hidden talent. In a world ruled by power, can an ordinary human become the most dangerous of all?

Bugs, Magic, Humans

Seven years ago, a world-shaking show captivated the entire globe, an unforgettable experience and a chance to become rich overnight. But all good things come to an end… and this game did, in a pool of blood, leaving only one scarred winner behind. Now, it's back, reborn under a new face, ready to change the world’s very perception of reality. Who are the shadowy investors behind it? Why bring the game back at all? Human nature is fragile. For the right price, we forget yesterday’s brother and sell our souls for survival. Are you ready to join a survival game where every nation is a contender… and only the strongest live to tell the tale?

Nille F. Tsukuyomi, great-grandson of Amparo Pilar Fajardo and Takeshi Tsukuyomi, carries in his veins the hidden legacy of the spirits that dwell between the human realm and the unseen worlds. A mark etched upon his right shoulder bears witness to this power, a silent sigil of destinies intertwined. Born of both Filipino and Japanese blood, he is also a direct descendant of Tsukuyomi, the Japanese moon god, the crescent moon etched beneath his tattooed Enlil symbol glowing with quiet significance. Towering at six feet, with silver-gray eyes that pierce through darkness and long black hair that flows like midnight, Nille stands as a living convergence of two ancient mythologies. In a world teetering on the edge of war, haunted by the remnants of forgotten gods and restless spirits, he must navigate the duality of his heritage, awakening powers drawn from both the ancestral spirits of the earth and the divine luminescence of the moon. Enemies lurk in every shadow, drawn to the strength and legacy he carries—those who would seek to claim it, and those who would destroy it. Yet Nille’s path is not only one of survival; it is a journey of identity, of destiny, and of mastering the delicate balance between mortal blood and divine essence. In his veins flows the pulse of ancient worlds. In his heart burns the struggle between human will and celestial inheritance. And the fate of both realms may hinge upon the choices of this extraordinary scion, whose very presence is a bridge between what is seen…and what is eternal. If you want, I can also craft an even more cinematic, “opening-novel style” version that reads like the first paragraph of an epic fantasy, with a sense of impending war, mystery, and supernatural grandeur, it would

The world is no longer collapsing - it already fell five centuries ago. After the Era of Annihilation, cities became graveyards of rusted steel. Black forests tore through highways, and mutated creatures roam everywhere. V is just an orphan living on the edge of a small settlement - working for scraps of food, keeping his head down, avoiding trouble. He is not a hero. He has no special powers. No chosen bloodline. Yet the forces that once shattered the world are beginning to stir again. Dragged into the vortex of warring factions, V finds himself caught in a conflict far beyond his control. Every choice he makes could pull the world toward rebirth... -or drive it into a second annihilation. In an era where the past has never truly died, can an ordinary person change the fate of an entire planet?

Salkony thought his day as a high schooler would end like any other. But after realizing his keys are missing, he is forced to head back to the empty school. There, in the deserted hallways, he crosses paths with a mysterious girl named Haruka. Salkony suspects nothing, yet she is the one who will shatter the normalcy of his life. With unnerving calm, she reveals an impossible truth: she doesn’t belong to this world. She is the only Haruka in the entire universe. What Salkony found while looking for his keys wasn't just a keychain; it was a mystery far beyond anything he’s ever known. He will soon regret turning back that day.

Fifty years ago, the Tower appeared, awakening humanity to prepare for a cosmic threat known as the Planet Eater. Kael Ardent was late. When he finally awakened, he received two useless abilities—Line Drawer and Tap, both ranked F–. Laughed at, ignored, and dismissed, he should have faded into obscurity like countless others. But the Tower reacted to him. A hidden shelter. A forgotten fragment. A boundary that shouldn’t exist. As Kael climbs, his “trash” abilities begin to interact in ways the system never intended—drawing lines that block reality, tapping truths hidden beneath the world, and erasing things that were never meant to disappear. The Tower was built with rules. Kael is learning how to redraw them.

Zed is a boy who sees visions of cool characters. One day he gets haunted by one. A few years have passed. Zed now lives with the demons around the devil slums a place that was close by his newest school. Little did he know, beneath that school lied supernatural beings that could heavily impact the world. Soon, the world was under attack, becoming a complete war zone. Zed needs to survive this, because if he doesn’t he won’t learn about the hidden secret behind the slums. A cool guy with a black tracksuit, a ruthless man with a black coat, a strong mystery character with a black muscle shirt. If only Zed could be one of them. Zed is the ordinary boy who goes to school, plays games at home, hangs out with friends when there is free time (not really), he always looks for excuses to stay home so he can do his favorites. naps. that is until he started his novel about supernatural beings responsible for creating change in this world, a world that Zed thought had more to it, not what he had originally known. First, Zed encountered the most powerful cool spirit, learned the truth that when he tries to attack him, it would only cause himself more suffering. Then there was a powerful artifact that allowed only the person who possessed it the ability to level up. But not all levels were the same. Some were black. then you have red. Lastly, there was the unknown caused by the Legend, but only time will tell if Zed was willing to make it that far.

Wang Lan Sven is an ordinary boy who grew up in poverty and eventually became a rich banker. However, one day, he died when the roof of his mansion collapsed on him. However, Wang Sven did not die; instead, he was reborn into the body of a minor character from the game and book "The Keeper of the Ashes." For the past 16 years, Wang Sven has been living in the body of Sven Laokard, preparing for the catastrophes of revolutions, holes in universes, and the main character from the game, Qing Di Shan.

Shin hitori, a 17 year High school boy thinks that there is not a thing like love in the world. So, he decided to not falling in love. Can he leave on this descision or he will break his promise take by himself ? It's a heartwarming story about love, adultery decisions truth about love and more...

Death is the end for all. But not for Wulfric. After living for 800 years, turning the entire world into an enemy, reaching the threshold of the deepest secrets of magic — he died. At the hands of his enemies. On a path of his own making. But death did not finish him. He came back. In his 15-year-old weakened body. In a slum. 800 years ago. No strength. No wealth. No allies. There is only — 800 years of memories. 800 years of experience. And a goal that even death could not erase. Now he knows where he went wrong. Now he knows how to move forward. This time no one can stop him. Wulfric is not angry. He is not even annoyed. He is just — skilled. To him, people are wealth. Emotions are weakness. And patience is the greatest weapon. If necessary, he can grease the feet of his archenemy for years — if it helps him even one percent on the way to his goal. He can burn down an entire city if necessary — if he can get something useful from the ashes. He's not a hero. He's not a villain. He's just — Wulfric. But this world isn't easy either. The smiling Viscount who shelters children at Voss Mansion — actually steals their Mana Hearts to extend his own life. The politician who talks about justice — is actually addicted to the game of power. The city that looks peaceful — is rotting beneath. Everyone in this world is a hypocrite. And the most dangerous person in a hypocrite's world is the one who knows everyone is a hypocrite. This is a story of gaining power. But not only that. This is the story of a man — who, despite living for 800 years, still doesn't understand that it takes another lifetime to understand some things. This is a story of calculation. A story of patience. And a story of that moment — when even the most cold-hearted person stops. "If I have to burn an entire city to the ground to achieve my goal — I will not hesitate for a moment." — Wulfric