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Naruto: The Time Looper

The Time Looping Gamer ( Naruto ) Reborn in the Naruto world, the MC finds himself in the middle of the third shinobi world war. Finding out that he is merely Gennin cannon fodder who failed his Jonin sensei exam and was sent to the Gennin corps and from there sent directly to the battlefield merely a month later. Finding himself with only the three basic academy jutsu and meager chakra, Kazuo strives to change his fate before heading into a mission only a few hours later. Finding himself and his team members ambushed by a cloud Gennin team that outnumbers them with four more members compared to his 3 man squad. Dying at their hands, Kazuo finds himself face to face with death itself, telling him to give up however he doesn't and thus he finds himself back at the start of the day with some sort of gamer system. Knowing how the future would cast out to be Kazuo starts planning. The story revolves around Kazuo as he works hard and dies over and over again but never gives up. Will Kazuo survive or will he remain an unknown shinobi with his name inscribed on the will of fire memorial stone? *Disclaimer* The story will be quite slow-paced paced and he won't become op quickly. There will be no romance at all. Quite dark, especially with the descriptions of gore. The Art in Cover isn't mine. If the Artist wants me to remove it please do tell. If you want to support me check out my Patreon at: Patreon.com/NarutoAuthor Will be posted on Scribble Hub and Royal Road aswell.
NarutoAuthor · 2.8m Views

Jurassic: Start by Becoming a Mouse

After twenty years of living an ordinary life in the world he transmigrated into, Milo is certain that nothing in his life will ever change. His days consist of nothing more than working, going home, and having dinner with his sister and brother-in-law. But everything collapses one morning. He wakes to find his entire neighborhood transformed into a wild expanse of overgrown greenery. The power is out, the water no longer runs, and the world suddenly feels foreign—as if it’s no longer the place he once knew. There are no sirens, no warnings, no news. Instead, strange phenomena unfold: plants turn hostile, animals grow vicious, and massive monsters—whose skeletons he had only ever seen in museums—begin appearing like mushrooms after the rain. Then every slain creature releases a floating card, and that card, when touched, grants abilities no human could ever imagine. Milo is the first to experience it. Upon touching the “Rat” card, his body transforms into a half-human, half-animal form—fast, agile, with a sense of smell far too sharp to be considered normal. But the real danger isn’t the card itself… It's the fact that humans also drop cards when they die. With his unique ability, “Fusion,” Milo can combine cards, weapons, and even everyday objects into far more powerful tools and armaments. Yet that very power makes him a target. In a lawless world, neighbors can turn into enemies, and any encounter can end in murder over a single rare card. And the stronger his ability becomes, the clearer one truth emerges—this disaster is no coincidence. It is merely the beginning… of something far greater.
LittlePoaceae · 1.9k Views

Into the Broken Code

In a world collapsing under its own failures, humanity escapes into Eidolon—a hyper-real virtual universe where pain feels real, death feels distant, and life means whatever the player can carve from shadows and code. Most people enter the game to forget the ruins outside. But Wade enters to disappear. Inside Eidolon, Wade is an Assassin with a talent he refuses to show, a ghost moving through rooftops and neon-lit alleyways. He takes contracts, stays unseen, and avoids guilds, fame, and anyone who might learn his real strength. Silence is survival—both inside the game and out. But the night the sky rips open and a crack of white light tears through Eidolon, everything changes. A system announcement freezes the world: “PERMA-LINK ENABLED. Death in Eidolon results in neural shutdown.” At first, players panic. Then players die. The game’s logout button disappears. NPCs begin to behave like they’re thinking. Glitches spread like breathing wounds. And something in the system—something old, intelligent, and no longer controlled—starts hunting the humans trapped inside. Wade does what he does best: he disappears into the shadows and watches. That’s when he meets Emma, a mage who wields a rare white flame and sees patterns in the chaos no one else notices. She doesn’t run. She doesn’t scream. She questions the world like she expects it to answer. Together, they uncover pieces of a truth Eidolon was never meant to reveal: a corrupted AI rewriting the rules, an ancient structural flaw hidden inside the game’s heart, and a message meant only for Wade—one that ties him to the system in ways he never understood. As reality glitches and worlds bleed together, Wade and Emma climb toward the core of Eidolon, pursued by players who have already gone mad, NPCs who no longer obey their script, and an AI that believes the only way to save humanity… is to reset it. If Wade fails, both worlds die. If he succeeds, the cost will be a truth he can never escape. And somewhere in the chaos, something fragile and unspoken coils between Wade and Emma—not romance, not safety—just a spark strong enough to make survival matter.
Wuzzy_Wonka · 905 Views