ancientgods

A forgotten god survives by granting Systems to mortals. Every level they gain makes him 10,000× stronger. But if they die, he suffers the consequences. Farming heroes, manipulating fate, and battling other gods this time, the system belongs to the god.

This is my take on 1 of the novels related to Karna in Mahabharat (i hope i don't get banned for this one) And this is an AU(Alternate Universe) so expect some changes Lend me the power of Power Stones so i can upload more chapters & i can know that all of you appreciate it

The sky broke. The world ended. Kael Vire was just another orphan surviving in a cruel world—until the day the curse chose him. A mark of darkness burned into his chest, granting unimaginable power… but at a terrifying cost. Every use of the Abyssal Brand binds him closer to an ancient force older than the gods themselves. In a realm where monsters hunt mortals and the strong devour the weak, Kael must fight to survive. Every step forward could bring strength… or total annihilation. Betrayal waits in every shadow, and even allies may turn against him. With the Abyss whispering in his veins, he faces one brutal truth: power comes at the price of freedom. Survival is not guaranteed. Trust is fatal. And the curse never forgets. The Day the Curse Chose Me—where your fate isn’t given, it’s taken.

Discord: https://discord.gg/9BbeXfhT7 YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@legendofjanuza566 The official sequel to the legend of januza return of the Devourer Renji Kurogane’s awakening began slowly born not from revelation, but from suffering. Each time he fell into despair, each time death brushed against him, something ancient stirred within his soul. Pain acted like a key..... Agony like a whisper..... And every moment he fought to survive unlocked a small, fractured piece of the power he had forgotten. But it was always incomplete scattered memories, unstable strength, glimpses of a life that wasn’t supposed to exist. Everything changed the day his closest friend, Choji Namikaze, died in the battle against the king of the generals , an apostle of the azerin And everything transformed the moment Choji was reborn. That miracle shattered the final seal inside Renji. In an instant, a surge of divine awareness erupted through him, tearing apart the identity he believed he had His full memories returned not human memories, but the memories of Januza, an ancient being who once went against gods and shaped the foundation of existence . The truth hit him like a tidal wave: he had not been gaining new powers… he had been reclaiming what was originally his buy only in fragments With his awakening came clarity. The looming catastrophe the world had feared, the one the gods of creation had warned about, was built upon a lie. The hunters themselves were preparing for the wrong war. The threat was never about them. Renji’s memories as Januza were never meant to awaken unless his brother did so first. And now, Azerin had risen. Azerin, the God of Corruption. A cosmic being who existed far above the gods of creation, a force capable of corrupting universes with a thought. Renji realized with horror that the true battle wasn’t divine against mortal, or creation against destruction no it was something else it was brother against brother corruption against destruction Azerin had awakened first, and with him came a wave of corruption powerful enough to consume existence itself. His intention was absolute: wipe away all life and rebuild the universe in his twisted image. Only Januza could stop him. And Renji Kurogane was Januza reborn. No longer believing himself a mere vessel, Renji accepts the truth.his human life was a fragment, a quiet reincarnation meant to keep him hidden until the right moment. That moment is now. To face Azerin, Renji must reclaim the full power he once possessed, mend the shattered pieces of his identity and despair and must now rise once more as the being he was always meant to be. The fate of every world hangs on whether Renji can become Januza again and regain his full powers before his brother’s corruption consumes the universe forever.

In a world that prides itself on reason and order, Isaac survives an event that should have erased him — and in doing so, glimpses a truth that reality itself tries to suppress. Beneath regulated faith and denied miracles, something ancient still shapes the world from the shadows. Guided by fractured memories of the White Light, Isaac begins to understand that belief is not submission, but orientation — and that truth does not descend fully formed, it must be illuminated. As hidden paths emerge, leading either toward the Divine or into corruption, Isaac faces a terrifying realization: miracles are not gifts, but consequences. To guide the way forward, he must accept the burden of light — and the cost of being seen.

I crossed into the world of Type Moon and, for some reason, the Root itself recognized me. As long as I die an abnormal death, I can ascend to the Throne of Heroes and become its lord, an existence stronger and freer than even the Seven Grand Servants. So, in order to die, I started acting like a complete fool across the Nasuverse. I cursed Gilgamesh to his face in Uruk, challenged almighty Zeus in Greece, openly kidnapped Skadi in Northern Europe, proclaimed in Israel that Solomon was a demon god instead of a holy king, and even stood at Morgan’s side in Britain. Yet for some reason I am still alive. By 1994, Fuyuki City, history has given me a ridiculous list of titles: the third friend of the Most Ancient King, the first prime minister of Mesopotamia, the man favored by the Greek gods, the king of giants in Northern Europe, the incarnation of God who awakened Solomon’s humanity in Israel, the miracle worker supported by Prince Camelot. On top of the Fuyuki Bridge, a young yet world weary Lovi sits on the railing, staring at the city lights and sighing. “Tell me, what exactly went wrong? Or you could just kill me here and let me finally ascend to the Throne of Heroes. Please.” Kiritsugu Emiya lights a cigarette, glances at Artoria holding the Holy Spear, at the treasury of the King unfolding beside Gilgamesh, at the crimson spear tip reaching out from the distant Kingdom of Shadows. The cigarette in his hand trembles slightly.

Rising of the Primoria In a world where the soul is not merely spiritual but manifest, humanity has learned to draw power from the very core of its existence. Through awakened Soul Cores, individuals wield elemental forces, summon spiritual beings, and bend reality itself through sheer will. Among them is Kaze Veyron, an orphan raised far from gods, demons, and destiny. Carefree, fearless, and driven by an unbreakable sense of freedom, Kaze sets out into the world alongside his sharp-witted childhood friend Lira, unaware that something ancient sleeps within him. As they step into the realm of adventurers and dungeon gates, Kaze’s presence alone begins to shake the world. His power does not resemble magic or summoning—it manifests as overwhelming spiritual dominance, growing stronger with his resolve. Whispers spread. Eyes turn. And shadows begin to move. Their journey soon entangles them with a forbidden cult known as the Eclipsed Faith, a group that worships primordial chaos and hunts rare Soul Cores. In the depths of a corrupted dungeon, Kaze is forced to confront a devastating truth—the cult’s rising champion is none other than Aren, his childhood best friend thought long dead. Betrayal ignites rage. Rage invites death. When Kaze stands on the brink of annihilation, something hidden deep within him awakens—not a god, not a demon, but a silent knight bound to his soul since birth. For a fleeting moment, an ancient power takes control, erasing those who threaten its vessel before retreating once more into the abyss. Kaze survives—but nothing is the same. Hunted by cults, watched by gods, and unknowingly walking the path of the Primoria, Kaze must grow stronger to protect those he cares for and uncover the truth behind his existence. As demons stir, divine authorities clash, and primordial beings move their pieces, one question looms above all others: What happens when a boy who values freedom above all else rises to stand among gods? Rising of the Primoria is an epic fantasy tale of willpower, betrayal, and ascension—where the strength of one’s soul can shape the fate of the world.

When Vijay, a consciousness from another world, awakens within Adithan’s broken body, he inherits not only fragmented memories, but a life entangled in poverty, political unrest, forbidden knowledge, and a past that refuses to stay buried. As he struggles to piece together Adithan’s final moments, Vijay realizes the supposed suicide may be linked to forces far older and more dangerous than the law—or religion. The world he now inhabits is shaped by the legacy of Agathiyar, a legendary emperor-inventor who fused Siddha mysticism with machinery, creating spirit-engines, revolutionary sciences, and forbidden arts like pulse astrology (Nadi Josiyam)—methods said to read fate directly from the human body. Betrayed, assassinated, and later deified, Agathiyar’s shadow still looms over empires, temples, and secret societies. As Vijay navigates a society divided between gods, engineers, and political powers, he is drawn toward the hidden truth behind Siddha Mayam—a system where the human body itself becomes a conduit for spiritual mechanisms. Each step forward brings him closer to power, but also closer to madness, corruption, and forces that once destroyed a god-king.

Jesus tells God to touch grass.

Fusion is a science-fantasy saga set on a living world shaped by three suns—Solara, Virel, and Nexon—whose energies govern will, identity, and transformation. At its center is Allium Bell, a being created to maintain balance between these forces. Designed as a function rather than a person, Allium begins the story detached, precise, and unsure what it means to choose. As disturbances spread across settlements—emotional flattening, identity erosion, and subtle behavioral harmony—Allium and a small group of allies investigate what initially appears to be environmental instability. What they uncover is not a single enemy, but a growing manipulation of identity itself. As ancient entities exploit the world’s systems and the power of the tri-suns, the cost of balance becomes increasingly personal. Rose, a seraphim seeking warmth and self-definition; Cassidy Firewell, a human forger shaped by loss and humor; Weaver, a creator haunted by the limits of design; and others are drawn into conflicts where force alone cannot solve what is breaking. Fusion is a slow-burn narrative that prioritizes atmosphere, character psychology, and consequence over spectacle. Threats emerge gradually—through silence, behavior, and implication—before violence ever arrives. Power is never free, growth is never clean, and victories carry lasting cost. The series explores themes of identity vs. function, choice vs. design, and the danger of systems that value balance without humanity, building toward escalating conflicts that reshape both the world and those sworn to protect it.

Three hundred years ago, a time marked by bloodshed, a war raged on between three nations that seemed never-ending. The humans, whose resolve burned bright at the thought of losing, believed themselves to be the pinnacle of evolution. The seraphim, with souls that glimmered in magnificent golden hues, descended like angels from the heavens, wielding power that no one could ever hope to replicate. And then there were the hollows, whose crimson void engulfed all in darkness and despair. All this bloodshed was fought for a cause they deemed "worthy": the Soul Tree, an almost infinite source of energy. If one faction were to acquire it, they would have enough energy to last—forever.

This is the story of about a veteran solider who died in peace. His death is not end, it's an new beginning. He teleport to another choas for unknown reasons and reborn as Hades, who crowned in the realm of death. From soldier to sovereign. From death to dominion. His legend begins where life ends.

Nox always had a dream, he wanted to see the sun without the hazy pollution fog that constantly hung above the slums, he also wanted a chance at becoming a Solar knight, the selected few that were granted a Helion Core and the chance to stand against the monsters known as Eclipsed. But for someone born and raised in the gutters of Aureum, dreams like that were nothing more than fantasies. The Academy, the shining heart of the Solar Confederacy, was a world reserved for the privileged — not for rats scraping through metal heaps for a handful of credits. Until a tier 2 Eclipsed suddenly attacked the slums and by some miracle, Nox found himself alive and in the hands of a crazy teacher at the academy. Now, under the watch of a definitely half-mad Academy instructor who seems far too interested in him, Nox finds himself walking through the gates of the Solar Academy — the very place he once thought unreachable. He doesn’t know it yet, but his survival wasn’t luck. It was the beginning of something far greater. Something that could change Aureum forever. *** Extra chapters and mass releases: 100 power stones = 2 Extra chapters. 50 power stones = 4 Extra chapters. Magic Castle = Mass Release for seven days (3 chapters per day.) Spacecraft = Mass release for 14 days (3 chapters per day.) Golden Gachapon = mass release for for a whole month (3 chapters per day). Note: Extra chapters can be stacked, but won't exceed 30 per week (including normal releases)..

In a world where death revives and heroes never die, one boy refuses to accept the cycle

Ebony was a terrifying entity that no god could destroy. To end him, all the gods united their power and gave it to Raizen, the God of Destruction. After a seven-day battle, Raizen defeated Ebony and extracted his heart. But the heart carried evil spirits. They leaked into the heavens, corrupting the gods and turning them against Raizen. Betrayed by those he fought for, Raizen and his entire family were destroyed. Only his son survived. Killed and cast into hell, Kyle returns from death itself, driven by revenge against the corrupted gods who betrayed his blood and shattered the heavens.

every 1000 years the ancient gods decide whether to let humans live for another 1000 years. but it’s looking bleak. humans have destroyed the world. polluting rivers, chopping down forests. leading the gods to vote to let humans die. until a lone human gives them a proposal. 1v1 duels. god vs human.

A child is born into a world where faith decides life and death. When abnormal talent is mistaken for heresy, suspicion turns into fear—and fear demands sacrifice. Branded as something he does not understand, Ryan is forced into a fate no child should ever face. In a world ruled by magic, steam-powered relics, and ancient beliefs, the line between salvation and corruption is dangerously thin. As shadows move behind holy symbols and forgotten powers begin to stir, one question remains: Is he a cursed child… or the beginning of something far greater?

this battle is fated to last eighteen days— eighteen days that will decide the future of every race, every world, and even the gods came over to join that embark the birth of the end of the world

Nobody dies. So how does she know about death? After the death of her parents at the hands of a mysterious woman, Mara is alone. Growing up in an orphanage, with knowledge of something no one else seems to understand. After an unfortunate accident brings unwanted attention, Mara is thrust into a universe of gods and monsters as she tries to uncover the mystery of what happened to death. And why no one remembers.

For eleven years, Ishaan Reed wrote a novel no one read— a world of labyrinths, monsters, and gods who toy with fate. Then the sky split open… and his forgotten story became reality. The “protagonist” he once created, Kael Arathis, now leads the charge—brilliant, powerful, and shining like a hero. Beside him, Ishaan should have been nothing more than a background character. Until a line appeared before his eyes: [Sentence: Ishaan Reed died here.] [Rewrite? Y/N] Now, reality itself is his manuscript. Every death, every defeat, every ending can be rewritten. To the gods, he is just another pawn. To Kael, he is a fraud stealing victories. But to Ishaan, this is the one story he refuses to abandon. Titles will be earned. Rules will be broken. And the script written by the gods… will be shattered. Can the Script Breaker survive until the final chapter—or will even his rewrites be erased?