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A person worth in this world is determined by their strength, Tian Long only aim in this new life of his to become someone well-known and respected, for that reason he will aim to be the strongest, will he be able to make it, let's see . ( THIS ISN'T A TRANSLATION )

Synopsis: Vane: The Frozen ThroneIn the dying world of Aethelgard, survival is a brutal game of silence and steel. The story follows Ren, a young man desperately protecting his sister, Hana, from the "Ferals"—once-human creatures transformed into horned, blood-hungry beasts that hunt by sound. Using a Vane-forged dagger infused with unstable violet energy, Ren must make impossible choices to stay alive in a landscape where the line between man and monster is blurring.Meanwhile, deep underground, the rebel group T-13 prepares for a revolution against the perceived tyranny of King Ziro. Their mission is fueled by resentment and the loss of comrades to the spreading infection. However, a greater threat looms: the Vane-Core, the literal heartbeat of the world, is flickering and dying. As the Violet Shroud—the island's only protection—begins to crack, the horrors of the Petrified Land are poised to break through and consume what remains of humanity

the first couple illustrated pages are on instragram at :https://www.instagram.com/jamaica_digital_media/ the rest be will be on patreon In a freak accident, a young boy is transported to a mysterious new world where magic and mythical creatures abound. To his surprise, he is selected as the nation champion of a powerful kingdom, thanks to a mistaken identity and the ancient bloodline of his maroon ancestors. Bound to a legendary weapon, he sets out on a perilous quest to unite the five nations before the onset of an all-out war. Along the way, he encounters other champions who have also been chosen to represent their nations in the ultimate battle for supremacy. But as he delves deeper into the mysteries of this new world, he realizes that there are sinister forces working in the shadows, plotting to disrupt the peace and plunge the entire realm into darkness. With danger at every turn and his own life on the line, the boy must race against time to uncover the truth and put an end to the evil that threatens to destroy everything he holds dear. With epic battles, heart-pounding action, and an unforgettable cast of characters, this webnovel is a thrilling adventure that will leave readers on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Luo Qiu became the boss of a ‘club’ by chance. It was a weird club that sold strange items, assisted by a servant girl with 300 years of work experience. Countless people with dreams, hopes and ambitions came to the club, exchanging everything precious they owned just to fulfill their desires. They would offer their lifespan, items, and even their soul. Each successful trade would increase Luo Qiu’s lifespan by a little. “Tribute successful, your lifespan has increased by 99 years.” Thus, Luo Qiu began his endless life as the club’s boss.

Zhou Li has been able to see demons since he was young, but it wasn’t until the end of his senior year in high school that he actually came into contact with one. "You can see me, right?" "You must be able to see me!" "You were looking at me just now!" The barefoot youth kept pace with Zhou Li. "Stop pretending, I've figured you out!" "Hey! You're still pretending?"

The Spirit Network, known as【Deep Sea】 connected five continents as human civilization surged forward; yet, they were oblivious to the impending eternal night. With the Extraordinary Awakening, the edifice was about to collapse. Flesh is weak and pitiful, how could one ascend? The story began when Gu Shen, an ordinary youth, received a ruler that bore the truth. He peeled back the corner of this extraordinary world, becoming the largest moth among the thousands that dashed into the flames. If winter is coming, I will climb against the steps, overturn the thrones of kings, shatter the crowns of falsehood, destroy the scepters of injustice. I will become humanity's last, Bright Barrier.

It felt real. That was what he kept coming back to. The smell of this room felt real. The weight of this body felt real. The sound of that argument outside felt real in the specific, unremarkable way that real things felt. His first life had been nothing but a bitter, endless struggle. He had lost the handful of people he truly cared about and had been completely helpless to stop it. Then, just when he finally gripped a slight sliver of hope to change his fate, it was violently ripped away, ending with him locked inside a forsaken underground archive. For twenty-four years, he did what he could to survive. At first, he had hope, but the darkness faded it. He had a burning thirst for revenge, but the isolation snuffed it out. He had the will to live, but eventually, even that was forgotten in the dust of the old scrolls. He had become an empty vessel simply waiting for death. And then, on his final day, he accidentally came across a dark red book. The impossible conclusion settled over him like heavy snow. He had regressed. At first, the mere thought felt completely ridiculous. But deep down, in some buried corner of his soul, this was the solitary dream he had prayed for during his darkest nights in the archive. As the decades had bled away, he had convinced himself that second chances didn't exist in a world as cruel as the Murim. There were no do-overs for a ruined life. Yet, here he was. He didn't know what god or devil had granted this miracle, but as the heavy, dark presence pulsed faintly in his mind, he knew with absolute certainty that the book was the catalyst. It had sent him back.

In a world where vengeful spirits born from negative emotions known as Yurei stalk the shadows, Kyōkai follows Daiki Fushino, a regular high school boy who never planned on being anything special. He was just a regular teenager-until one night, when a single decision changed everything. Thrown into a hidden world of spirits, exorcists, and traditions, Daiki finds himself standing in place that's he forced to now call home.

In a world where fantasy and reality are intertwined, a lonesome writer tries to have a happy ending. This is a story about stories.

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?

Ryo Kenzaki was good at being invisible. Just another high schooler, keeping his head down and waiting for each day to end. Then a star fell from the sky. When Ryo pulls a dying woman from the crater it leaves behind, he learns the world he knows is already breaking. Beyond it lies the Hunting Realm—a place where monsters are born from fallen Hunters, and something is beginning to push through. Hunted by a creature he cannot understand, Ryo is dragged to a sanctuary between worlds and forced into a choice that was never really his: take up a Kizugami, a living blade forged from wounds, or die before dawn. But the blade doesn’t obey. It judges. As the weapon begins to search his soul, Ryo is pulled into a war he never asked to join—one shadowed by an impossible Eye in the sky, a relentless Kaimon on his trail, and an ending that may already have been decided. Ryo never wanted to be a Hunter. But if becoming one is the only way to protect what remains, he’ll have to answer a far more dangerous question: When the world strips everything from him, can he still stand as himself once more? Character Art by @_iamskiddy

Sixteen years ago, 82,060,701 people vanished from Earth. Nine years later, only about 12 million returned, armed with devastating powers acquired in a brutal, magic-filled parallel world. These "Returners" brought chaos and conflict, forcing global powers to implement the strict Returner Laws. Lee Jun-Ho is just an overworked, underpaid Korean man trapped in a dead-end 9-to-5 job, his life made harder by the Returners’ existence. His opportunity arrived [Congratulations! You have been chosen to become a Traveler.] The System grants him one powerful ability: Clones. These five initial proxies are 100% loyal, 100% connected, and crucially, they transfer all gains, skills, levels, and items directly to Jun-Ho. Facing forced teleportation and terrified by the 70% million-person death toll, Jun-Ho finds a loophole. He sends his first clone, Lore, through the portal as his disposable proxy and decides to stay behind on Earth. While Lore navigates the deadly New World, a realm of monstrous beasts, dark magic, and warring races, Jun-Ho sits safely at home, doom-scrolling and reaping the rewards. As his clone faces gruesome trials, gains experience, and masters the arts of the sword, Jun-Ho secretly accrues staggering power. He will become an overpowered force on Earth, utilizing the bloody sacrifices of his clone army, ready to enforce his own rules when the New World finally comes knocking.

Griffin Finch wakes up on a sweat-stained mattress in South Philly, inhabiting a body he doesn't recognize just as the Catastrophe Prediction System flickers to life in his vision. Armed with a meta-interface that quantifies the "Social Gravity" and impending doom of every scheme, he tries to stay sane while the Gang at Paddy's Pub ignores his perfect logic. Between calculating the property damage of a bird-related bet and receiving cryptic texts from the Waitress, Griffin realizes that knowing exactly how the trainwreck happens doesn't make stopping it any easier.

Seated around a table fashioned from light and nothingness, they contemplate the universes as mere entertainment. Wars, the fall of empires, cries and sacrifices… all is but a spectacle for them, an eternal distraction they laugh at without remorse. But in the heart of one of these doomed worlds, a child named Kael refuses to let his world be destroyed. As universes clash and tear each other apart, he is ready to do anything to protect his own, even if it means defying forces beyond comprehension. For in a game where the gods pull the strings… can a hunter change the rules?

Something is wrong with Mai

Saul, a man tired from work the day before, was walking reading his favorite light novel that was in the last chapter. After passing by a fruit stand and leaving, he ends up being ambushed by someone he knew and they both end up dying. One last time he reads the end of his favorite story before closing his eyes, finding the ending horrible. When he opens his eyes, he realizes that they had been reincarnated in the novel and that he was now screwed because he had been reincarnated in one of the three stooges from the beginning of the story and that he would be defeated by the protagonist and to make matters worse, the ending of the story was that everyone died...

Every child must kneel beneath the Eye of the Father, and have their destinies carved into their backs, so that the moment they turn 13, their working towards their destiny. Most children are marked with mundane destinies: A Farmer, a Lumberjack, A Leatherworker, or a Tailor Jein, a child from the slums of the Frontier city of Astaire, however, is marked with the destiny to become a Great Archmage. That kind of destiny draws attention. The Church wants to “protect” him. The Conclave wants to claim him. And cultists serving the Demon King would rather see him erased. Jein just wanted to pull his siblings out of the slums. Instead, he’s thrust into a world of rising tension, dangerous magic, and forces that see him as either a weapon… or a threat. Slow-burn LitRPG. Visible stat system. Serious tone. Classic progression with long-term stakes.

Macon is an ordinary man. He works, he goes out with friends, he comes home. A normal life - nothing more, nothing less. One evening, he opens his front door and falls. No kingdom to save. No mission. No explanation. Just a void - a black floor that reflects nothing, lights in the distance that never get closer, and a silence so complete his own voice disappears before it finishes existing. He walks anyway. As he drifts through this place with no edges and no name, he starts finding things. Not people. Not answers. Just traces. Signs that raise more questions than they resolve. Meanwhile, back in the world he left, people keep disappearing. Same pattern, every time. Nobody finds anything. Nobody understands why a world would just let its people go like that - quietly, without resistance, as if their absence changed nothing at all. Maybe Macon will find a way out. Maybe there isn't one. Maybe that's not even the right question.

Born without a voice in a world that only listens to strength, Aiden has lived his life in silence. Mocked by his peers, bruised by the cruelty of the streets, he hides behind quiet smiles and unspoken resolve. But when a brutal night leaves him broken and bleeding, the world itself freezes—and something answers his unspoken plea. A mysterious System awakens within him. Shadows bend to his will. Runes burn across his skin. For the first time, Aiden is no longer invisible—he is dangerous. But power never comes without a price. Each trial demands more of him—strength to endure, restraint against vengeance, and a voice he has never possessed. The Council watches. Other awakened hunt. Rogues lurk in the dark, echoes of those who failed before him. To protect his brother. To hold on to the fragile bonds that tether him to humanity. To rise against a world that would break him. Aiden must forge his voice in silence… or be consumed by the very shadow that saved him.

Everyone fights for what they believe in. Where some see balance, others see stratification. Where some see salvation, others see slavery. To the Fire Nation, the Avatar is the vanguard of the longest dark age humanity has ever known. And to one of its soldiers, defeating him is the only way the human race can ever achieve the freedom and dignity it deserves.