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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...

Ryo Kenzaki was just a high schooler. Ordinary. Forgotten. Content to fade into a crowd and wait for the end of the day. Then a star fell from the sky, and everything changed. In a moment of instinct, he pulled a bleeding woman from a crater—and learned that the world he knew was a lie. The Human Realm exists on borrowed time, separated from the Hunting Realm by a crumbling threshold. On the other side, monsters wait. Creatures born when Hunters break—warriors twisted into something that only remembers hunger, their humanity consumed by an endless need to kill and feed. When a Spider creature hunts Ryo across burning ruins, he's dragged into the last sanctuary: a dojo at the edge of both worlds, run by a woman who expected his arrival. Tsukihime offers him a choice—one that isn't really a choice at all. A blade. A Kizugami—a weapon forged from wounds themselves, blessed with a terrible awareness. It doesn't serve the wielder. It judges them. And in the moment Ryo touches the hilt, he feels it: the blade seeing into him, searching for something, finding him wanting. But there's no walking back. A Kaimon hunts him. A cosmic Eye watches from the sky. And somewhere in the gathering darkness, something vast and inevitable is moving toward the world's end. Ryo never wanted to be a Hunter. Never wanted to inherit a curse he didn't deserve. But fate, it seems, has already made its choice for him. The only question left is: when everything is stripped away—when he's forced to become something other than human—can he still stand as himself once more? Or will the blade consume him like it has consumed all the others? Character Art by @_iamskiddy

In Nemeteia, a vast ancient tree stands at the center of a peaceful village, sustaining a barrier that protects its people from the dangerous creatures beyond. People arrive here with no memories of their previous lives. Lyor is the exception. After a life on Earth defined by hardship, pressure, and pain, he awakens beneath the great tree with memories he was never meant to keep. In a world where people speak gently, offer help without expectation, and rest without fear, he does not know how to exist without constant anxiety. Survival is no longer a fight, yet his body and mind have not learned that safety is real. On the day he arrives, he encounters Sol, the village’s most skilled hunter, who accidentally transforms into a cat mid-mission due to a lingering prank curse. Mistaking him for an injured animal, Lyor carries him back to the village with desperate concern, unaware he is protecting a human. That moment of instinctive kindness sparks an unexpected bond between them. Nemeteia is not without danger. Beyond the barrier live monsters, some truly hostile, others simply misunderstood. When Lyor’s rare ability begins to manifest, he may hold the key to strengthening the boundary between worlds.

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?

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.

A young woman chosen for a holy destiny finds her path paved with sin. To fund her vengeance and fuel her magic, she sells the only thing she has left: her body. As her abilities grow, her spirit erodes, fading with every degrading act. How much must she sacrifice to save a world that would see her broken?

​The world, Earth, was devastated by the Great Incursion, an apocalyptic invasion by dimension-hopping monsters. Humanity's only hope now lies in Galaxy Fall, a newly accessible parallel world where they can gain strength through a System of quests and missions. ​Five hours after the Invasion, the betrayed survivor Mirabella is mysteriously reborn and gains a unique power: the [Master Account System]. Her initial skill is the deceptively simple but devastating 'Multiplier x100', which applies a 100 times buff to all her offensive capabilities, including physical attacks, spirit energy skills, and damage-over-time effects. ​Mirabella must now transform from a silent survivor into the world's most feared warrior, who was only scared of one thing, which is? "I Hope I don't run out of opponents in Both worlds."

Reborn into 1990s Hollywood, Aaron Anderson becomes an assistant agent at CAA. Becoming a top agent seems like an impossible dream… But step by step, he witnesses the golden age of Hollywood—when America dominated global entertainment. And at the very peak of this world, there could only be one king. Money, power, endless ambition—Hollywood, Wall Street, and the glamorous chaos of Beverly Hills collide in a dazzling storm. This is the story of the star-studded European and American entertainment industry of the 1990s… (and yes, countless beautiful stars along the way). Unlock exclusive access to advanced chapters: patreon.com/A_divin5 This is a Translation.

In The World Of Zambrox, Everyone Is born With Aura But, A Boy Named Zikodi Zam is born Without Aura. In the word where aura is everything, he is born without it. Zam who refuses to give up, aims to be the Greatest Fighter Of All Time and Become the Fighter King.

When the zombie apocalypse began, I expected screaming, chaos, maybe even heroic last stands. What I didn’t expect… was my wife being eaten for breakfast. Now before you judge me—our marriage wasn’t exactly a fairy tale. Years of arguments, flying utensils, and emotional warfare had already prepared me for the end of the world. So when the zombies showed up and started eating her, I thought maybe—just maybe—this apocalypse had finally done me a favor. Unfortunately, they didn’t finish the job. She turned. And now my undead wife, along with half the neighborhood, is chasing me down the street with a rolling pin and a hunger for revenge. Surviving the zombie apocalypse is hard. Surviving it while your zombie wife is trying to kill you? That’s a whole different nightmare. Welcome to my life. Like, comment, share give good reviews and power stones

When King Aerin Vale ascends the throne at just twenty years old, he expects political tension, trade disputes, and maybe the occasional assassination attempt. What he does not expect is an endless parade of noblewomen, warriors, sorceresses, merchants, foreign princesses, and self-proclaimed “destined queens” flooding the palace gates. According to royal law, Aerin must choose a queen within one year — or the throne will pass to another bloodline. To help him decide, the ancient kingdom activates a magical relic known as the Harem Alarm. Its purpose is simple: It rings when a potential partner is dangerous, dishonest, or disastrously incompatible. The problem? It rings all the time. As Aerin navigates speed-dates disguised as banquets, duels framed as “courtship rituals,” and romantic misunderstandings that nearly start wars, he begins to realise something unsettling: The women who cause the loudest chaos aren’t always the wrong ones… And the one who barely sets off the alarm at all might be hiding in plain sight. This is not a story about choosing the most powerful woman. Or the most beautiful. Or the loudest. It’s about finding the right one — while the entire kingdom watches, laughs, and bets against him.

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.

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.

Dumped into the Barrens—a wasteland where the empires exile their trash—Chris expected a classic isekai cheat: magic, a system, a legendary weapon. Instead, a bored god gave him a sack of enchanted soil, 180 versatile seeds, and a single mocking line: "Grow whatever you want. Entertain me." No stats. No starter gear. Just dirt that spreads fertility and plants that hear his voice. Survival starts brutal: starving beasts, scorching heat, bandits who rip up his first fragile sprouts for fun. But every seed he plants learns. Vines remember grudges. Trees strategize. A small World Tree stretches roots for miles, listening to the world. What begins as a desperate patch of green becomes a living fortress. Bandits fall to thorn and blade. Adventurers seek miracles. Empires send armies. Even demon generals take notice. He never wanted to rule. He just refused to die quietly. Now the Barrens bloom—and the old gods are starting to regret their amusement. Slow-burn survival farming → sentient plant defenses → rising empire-building isekai. If you enjoy strategic growth, living weapons with personality, and an MC who turns weakness into dominance, dig in.

Justin White loves mythical creatures, and he knows a lot about them. But he knows what people are thinking when he talks about them. They can't hide their pity or laughter. All he wants is to find people and a place that will appreciate his passion as he does. When he walks into an abandoned bookstore in search of a book on mythical creatures, he is catapulted into a new and mysterious world where he comes face to face with creatures he thought existed only in books. In a land where myth meets reality and magic is as common as paper, will Justin have the courage to not only save a kingdom, but also the princess who will one day rule? Or will he just go back to his life of reading books in the stacks?

All of humanity has crossed over into the “Mist World.” Everywhere you look it’s nothing but fog, and at the beginning, all you’ve got is a flimsy little grass hut. You have to scavenge for supplies and chop wood in a dangerous wilderness, keep your campfire burning, and only then can you hang on. But while everyone else is barely scraping by, Ethan is already using divine-level hints to snag gear and claim a full-on manor territory. [East: On the outskirts of the Mist Forest, there is a Silver Treasure Chest!] [West: A hungry Lightning Leopard is waiting for your arrival!] [South: There is a Multi-Eyed Monster, and if it locks eyes with you, you’ll be turned to stone!] [North: A Golden Treasure Chest is hidden in the grasslands, surrounded by a swarm of poisonous bees guarding it.] ═❀ITS A TL❀═ Schedule: 2 Chapter/Day

Heaven does not intervene. When Lin Yuan awakens to an authority beyond cultivation, he does not seek domination—only balance. Bound to an Immortal Realm hidden above mortal sight, he watches as worlds rise and fall, sects flourish and decay, and cultivators struggle against fate they do not understand. He does not save everyone. He does not judge lightly. From Earth’s silent stagnation to the turbulent lands of Immortal Realm, disciples walk their own paths—some rising, some failing—while Heaven remains unchanged. This is not a story of defying fate. It is the story of standing above it. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi, this is my first time writing a novel. I’ve read a lot of novels, and it’s always hard to find one that really fits my taste after finishing a good story. So I decided to try writing one myself. I’d really appreciate your thoughts and feedback. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 chapter per day

Most people don't choose reincarnation. Reincarnation finds their way to them. Perhaps they did something great in their life. Or maybe truck-sama wasn't looking where it was going. But without fail, those who reincarnate are destined for something great. A new life where everything changes for the better. But... Reincarnation isn't always the greatest thing. Sometimes you just draw the short end of the stick. Di Tou just happens to have drawn the shortest stick. Pulled out of his life randomly. Taken by a crazy old eccentric man not as a disciple, but as a body double?! And a janitor body double no less?! Grasping a system to find... It's a JANITOR SYSTEM!? Truly, how unlucky can one get?

# ONE SHOT The story is about a girl named Nori who was helping her grandparents clean their house. While cleaning she found an old looking book. At the night she decided to read the book. It turns out that the book was a diary of a girl from Victorian era. She was writing small letters to some-one called Morphy.