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The First Vampire in the Immortals World

Xue Yanluo was a young prince content with the simple pleasures of life: sunbathing in his courtyard, avoiding his mother's letters, and doing as little as possible while doing it with great style. That all ended the night he attempted to break through to the iron foundation realm and something went terribly wrong. He woke up a vampire. No cultivation. No qi. A body that burns under sunlight and craves human blood. A pink parasol borrowed from his maidservant. Not exactly the future he had in mind. But Xue Yanluo has never been one to waste a bad situation. A mysterious red crystal in his heart lets him turn others into vampires, bound to him, loyal only to him. One by one, he begins building something no one in the empire has ever seen: a clan of vampires hidden in plain sight, moving through the courts and armies of a world that doesn't know they exist. The problem is that the world is more dangerous than it looks. Secret realms that eat soldiers alive. Forests with living trees. Pillars that crack the sky open. And somewhere above it all, a father on the throne who gives his sons impossible missions and erases their memories when they complete them. Xue Yanluo isn't the strongest cultivator in the room anymore, but he never needed to be. He has patience, a sharp mind, and the kind of calm that only comes from a man who has already lost everything once and found it wasn't as catastrophic as expected. The throne is a long road. He'll walk it at his pace, under a parasol, with a cup of tea in hand, and by the time anyone realizes what he's become, it will already be too late.
Axake · 14.6k Views

Chains Of Heaven: The Isekai That Went Wrong

Michael prayed to Truck-kun for a world full of war and power. The joke became deadly reality. Reborn as Ariel in a continent where being human is a sin and bloodlines are sealed, he discovers that endless conflict is far crueler than he imagined. After his father sacrifices himself to save the family during a desperate escape, Ariel makes a vow: he will shatter every chain in this brutal world. With the mysterious black cube from Truck-kun silently unlocking his potentials, Ariel awakens the Heavenly Sovereign Physique, granting him overwhelming physical power that grows with every battle. As he fights through five unforgiving regions, facing rising ranks of Overseers and uncovering the deep rot of slavery and betrayal, he slowly realizes the true cost of the war he once wished for. But the deeper he pushes, the clearer it becomes that something far greater is manipulating the despair consuming the world. When a powerful Union Government officer sets a deadly trap using his own darkest alternate self, Ariel is pushed to the brink of death. Resurrected and transformed, with his silver staff returning dramatically from the Cosmos, Ariel rises as the Liberator, a beacon of rebellion that shakes the entire continent. Now hunted by the Union Government and forces beyond his understanding, Ariel must decide what true freedom really means… and whether a man who once prayed for chaos can become the one to end it.
Emmy_D_Dreamer · 1.3k Views

The Broken Halo

‘How cliché. I’ve read countless novels where the Hero is betrayed by their companions… but was I wrong to trust those who fought beside me for nearly six decades?’ ----- Betrayal. A word many live in fear of. A word some never expect… until it happens. A word that completely shatters one’s view of life. Just like any other heroic tale, Simon was the Hero of Earth, the one who defeated the Demon King and was about to end the war between races with his companions. Yet, in the end, he was betrayed by his own companions for reasons he never understood. Instead of finding death, Simon found rebirth. To his horror, he reincarnated as the very race he had devoted his entire life to exterminating… a race he despised, feared, and was disgusted by. Reborn as a demon infant within one of the most impoverished demon tribes, Simon found himself at the very bottom of a world he once sought to destroy. Fortunately, he was not entirely abandoned. His unique Seven Star Blessing, bestowed by his patron God, followed him through reincarnation. Armed with this Blessing and the Demonic Magic of his new race, Simon now harbors an ambition greater than ever before… to rise higher than he ever did as the Hero of Earth. To become a God. But the path forward is far from simple. Betrayals from those he would never expect. Endless trials and tribulations. And the lingering question of identity… Should he cling to his past as a human hero, or embrace his nature as a demon to survive? Can Simon abandon his hatred and live among demons? Will he erase his past entirely and fully embrace his demonic nature? Will his thirst for revenge drag him deeper into darkness… Or will he rise above it? In the end… Will he be devoured… or will he devour all?
Anon22 · 1.1m Views

Fracture System: The Sovereign Code

They called him null. Riven Cross failed his ability assessment at sixteen and has spent three years doing the math on a problem that has no clean solution: his younger sister needs Tier Three medical treatment, Tier Three is locked behind a ranked access wall, and null-classified individuals don't climb ranked access walls. He works freight shifts. He runs the numbers. He waits for a variable that hasn't shifted yet. Then he walks into an alley he was supposed to walk away from. The woman backed against the wall is Lyra Ashbourne — silver hair, two years of running behind her eyes, and the specific stillness of someone who has been in enough bad situations to know that movement before the right moment is worse than no movement at all. Three Sovereign Order operatives with a suppression field active stand between her and the exit. The math says walk away. Riven Cross walks toward it instead. The moment he grabs her wrist, something four centuries old wakes up inside him. The Fracture System — a supernatural ability architecture so powerful that the Sovereign Order split it deliberately three centuries ago to neutralise it — recognises the neural architecture it was built for. The active fragment activates in Riven. And Lyra, who has been carrying the system's other half in her bloodline since birth, feels it the way she has felt it twice before with two other people: like a lock recognising the shape of a key. Except this time it doesn't stop after a second. This time it doesn't stop at all. Here is the problem: the system grows through proximity. The closer Riven is to Lyra, the faster he levels up. The faster he levels up, the stronger the resonance pulse that broadcasts their location to every faction in the city that has been waiting three years for exactly this signal. Every level he gains makes her harder to hide. Every level he gains makes her harder to leave. Six levels in eight days. The Order's containment window closes faster than they can adapt. Faction propositions arrive with better furnishings and the same locks. And underneath all of it, in the foundational code of the registry that has been deciding who gets what in Novan City for three centuries, a witness record sits waiting — three hundred years of documentation of everything the Order has done with the power it was never supposed to have. The Fracture System is the only thing that can release it. But only if both halves choose to. Together. This is a story about a boy who was never null and a girl who stopped running. About two AI entities — one ancient and strategic, one sharp and isolated for three hundred years with extremely strong opinions — who have been waiting for exactly this host. About an institution that built a city on a lie and spent three centuries hoping nobody would find the proof. About the specific kind of arithmetic that looks at an impossible situation and walks toward it anyway. And about two people who discovered, eight days into knowing each other, that the choice the system was built for and the choice they were making for themselves had been the same choice all along.
Talien_Auravale · 750 Views