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In the Ridgid Victorian era, where love was merely a transaction for power and money, Anne dared to dream of something more. Sinking into despair, she nearly abandoned her fantasy- until Lucian arrived. He didn't just open her heart; he shattered her world, revealing a truth about himself that others deemed inhuman.

Levi Harker thought his nightmares were out to get him. So, he did his best to avoid it. But he can't avoid it forever, and it won't let him. When Levi sees the tree on the road, he has two choices. Either adapt to the nightmare. Or make it adapt to him. --------------------------- FROM fanfiction AU. Writing for fun. I'm broke. I don't own anything. Adapts will be random at best. Only thing I ask from readers, give feedbacks. Don't spam review. Most important, have fun... That's three things. PS: I'll try to finish it by 50 chapters or 100 at max. I have theories that keep getting confirmed by the show and things that I don't like in the show. So, light/heavy AU.

Tokyo never gave Hajime Sadori a break. At Nexus point High school, he was a basketball prodigy with speeds, talent, and the stubborn hope that someday a girl would say yes to him. After forty humiliating rejections, Kari Monata finally agreed to go out with him — a miracle he never saw as a warnings. Because Kari was not just a girl. She belonged to the Black Pool. That night, in an alley slick with rain and bloods, Hajime was murdered for a secret he never knew he carried. His heart stopped beneath neon lights, his future erased before it ever truly began. But something ancient refused to let him die. Sanji Novara the wounded, hunted Last Dragon Lord was fading from existence when Hajime fell. In an act of desperate defiance, Sanji tore his own soul and forced it into the boy’s broken body. Hajime wakes with fire in his veins. Now he lives two lives: the ordinary student pretending nothing has changed, and the reborn vessel of dragon wrath — a sorcerer bound to a forgotten bloodline sworn to protect humanity from extinction. His only hope of survival lies in finding Champion, the mythical Red Dragon said to rule storms, drown continents, and tear mountains apart. With Yaze Yushiko and Kira Kushina — dangerous prodigies from Jyotu High, Hajime is dragged into a hidden war spanning alleyways, abandoned shrines, shadow realms, and burning cities. an ancient foe Loki Danara the Black Pool psychomancer who wants the Red Dragon for himself and will sacrifice the world to claim it. Between ambushes, forbidden soccererys, and enemies who once wore human faces, Hajime must master the beast coiled inside his soul or be consumed by it. And all the while, one thought haunts him He never told Amanda Halle — the girl he truly loved.

*Marked by the Last Omen* Kieran Vale learned early that survival was not a reward, only a habit. He grew up in a city that forgot people like him, where hunger was ordinary and silence was safer than hope. Kieran never expected more from life than to endure it, one quiet day at a time. Then the sky fractured, and the world he knew folded in on itself without warning. He wakes in the Shatterlands, a realm stitched together from broken futures and ruined timelines. Cities hang frozen mid-collapse beneath a fractured sky, and the air hums with something watching. Monsters roam freely. Humans awaken strange powers. Survival becomes a contest governed by rules no one understands. That is when the mark appears. Branded into Kieran’s back like a living wound, the eye-shaped sigil burns with heat and dread. Along with it comes visions of his own death, moments before they happen. Every time the mark activates, his body moves on instinct, avoiding fatal blows before his mind can react. The mark saves him. And every time it does, someone else dies. At first, Kieran refuses to see the pattern. Death is everywhere in the Shatterlands. But the truth becomes impossible to ignore. Each warning redirects fate, sparing his life at the cost of another’s. His power does not prevent death. It transfers it. As the Awakened organize into fragile factions, Kieran becomes something worse than powerless. He becomes dangerous. Others gain weapons, elements, or control over beasts. Kieran gains fear. Rumors spread of disasters that follow him, of a man marked by an Omen that demands payment in blood. Kieran tries to isolate himself, to suppress the mark, to survive without triggering it. But the Shatterlands do not allow neutrality. Every hesitation invites annihilation. Every refusal costs lives. When he meets Iria Solenn, a calculating survivor who can access the memories of the dead, Kieran begins to understand the truth. The Shatterlands were not an accident. The Awakened were not chosen at random. And the system governing this realm is not cruel or kind. It is indifferent. At its center stands the Arbiter, an unseen observer that enforces balance and watches humanity struggle beneath impossible choices. To it, Kieran’s Omen is not a flaw. It is a mechanism. As Kieran grows stronger, the mark evolves. The visions linger longer. The outcomes grow clearer. And for the first time, he glimpses futures where the deaths are not random. They are chosen. Kieran must decide whether to let fate claim lives in his place, or to take control and decide who pays the cost of his survival. In a world where power demands sacrifice, he faces a truth more terrifying than death. The Last Omen was never meant to save the world. It was meant to see how far a human could be pushed before breaking. And the system is watching.

Ren Kai, a being beyond comprehension, has reincarnated as a six-year-old human in a new world. Even in this small form, his presence shakes universes. As he grows, the child must navigate life, unseen by most, while his hidden true form looms behind, silently influencing reality itself. A tale of transcendence, cosmic power, and hidden destiny.

Parallel to our world exists the Hollow World — a dimension born from human thought, ruled by Entities beyond comprehension. Here, cities are shaped by memory, storms by grief, and survival depends on outsmarting forces that see your mind before your body. Simon Crest was sent on a simple scouting mission… until it turned into a massacre. Now, the bureau is watching him, and enemies watch him even closer. With monsters hunting him, allies who may betray him, and a world where reality bends to cognition, Simon must navigate the Hollow World with one guiding principle: only logistics matter. Failure means death. Or worse — erasure. Who will survive when the world itself feeds on your mind? --- NOTE - The MC is a villain and a morally gray character; his actions, along with his allies, will be brutal and, for the most part, unforgivable.

Synopsis: Lin Beiya transmigrates to the Douluo Continent and awakens a palm-sized female stone statue as his martial soul. Others mock him, saying that the continent will soon gain another master of stone carving—but only Lin Beiya knows that this statue is the vessel for Athena’s God Cloth from the distant Sanctuary of the Gods. As he gathers loyal subordinates and commands the Twelve Gold Saints, Lin Beiya’s name resounds throughout the Sanctuary of this new world. Bibi Dong: “I am the Pope!” Lin Beiya: “Pope? Ask the Gold Saints if they agree!” Qian Renxue: “What do you mean? We’re together, yet I can’t wear the Virgo Cloth?” Ning Rongrong: “Brother Lin, please! Give me Gold Cloth too! I’m done being a support—let someone else heal for once!” Bo Saixi: “You think you can hide from me by running to the Douluo Continent?” {Note: Every 100 Powerstones = 1 Bonus Chapter} — Daily Updates X2 — For advance chapters and exclusive content, join me on my Patreon: [patreon.com/Thebeginning331]

This fanfic is about Arthur Leywin (TBATE) in the world of Shadow Slave. My intention is to make it as realistic as possible while respecting both novels. Although anyone can read it, it is recommended to have some basic knowledge of both series, as there may be spoilers. Thanks for reading, and I hope you enjoy the story :) I do not own Shadow Slave, its world, or its characters. All rights belong to their respective creator. I also do not own the characters from The Beginning After the End (TBATE), which belong to their original author. Additionally, I do not own the fan art used for the book cover; all credit goes to the original artist.

Breaking News! All students and teachers across the country have vanished without a trace. For William, an ordinary high school freshman, today was supposed to be the start of his school life. Instead, he dies during the entrance ceremony. [You have died.] [Restarting from the checkpoint.] [Loading...] When a strange window appears before his eyes, William realizes he has been thrown into a ruthless survival game—one where death is only the beginning. The tutorial is only the first trial, and failure is not an option. What secrets does the window hide? And how long can William survive before uncovering the truth behind this deadly game?

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BOUND BENEATH THE BLACK FLAME Elowen is an ordinary human—weak, fragile, and painfully out of place in a demon-ruled castle where power is law. Bound by ancient restraints and watched by inhuman eyes, she is told her condition is necessary. That her weakness is mercy. Kael, the ruthless lord of the keep, enforces her containment with cold precision. Possessive, feared, and absolute, he believes control is the only thing standing between Elowen and annihilation. But the truth buried beneath the stone walls is far older. Elowen is not sick. She is sealed. When fragments of an ancient power known as the Black Flame begin to surface—violent, destructive, and drawn dangerously close to Kael himself—the balance between restraint and protection begins to fracture. As demon politics tighten and dragons stir from centuries of silence, Elowen must decide whether she will remain bound for the sake of peace… or burn the world that fears her awakening. And Kael must confront a truth even more dangerous than her power— Some things cannot be owned. Only chosen.

Axamu Riya, 24 years old, an office worker. When he back home from work, he just mind his own business while skimming his phone through social media suddenly he found an ads about Anime Beyblade X. He though nostalgic because he used to played it once as kid for fun and while he watch it, he fall asleep. But then, suddenly he found himself in that world. Yes. Beyblade X World.

A world where good and evil wear faces, a young man seeks to carve his name into history not as a good one, but as the worst one. This story doesn’t follow a hero. It is the story of those who stand against them and break the world doing it.

Leo a teenager who took the definition of a novel enthusiast to another level on the eve of his 16th birthday begins a new journey to write a story of his own. "Leonel blinked, disoriented. His head throbbed. The room tilted. His vision blurred until the shelves melted into streaks of shadow and light. He staggered back, clutching his temple. And then, a voice. Heavy. Whispered. Etched directly into his mind. “Awakening… the Primo.” Leonel’s knees gave way. The book closed with a soft thud. And the world went dark."

Jack Miller awakens from what should have been an ordinary night’s sleep to find himself thrust into the brutal reality of World War I. Trapped in a time not his own and surrounded by the chaos of trench warfare, Jack soon discovers he has been granted a mysterious Mercenary for Hire System. The system presents him with contracts from various nations involved in the war, each offering dangerous missions such as espionage, sabotage, and frontline combat in exchange for resources, skills, and supernatural rewards. Unbound by loyalty to any single country, Jack must navigate shifting alliances and moral dilemmas as every contract he accepts carries consequences that could alter the course of history. In a world defined by blood and steel, Jack Miller becomes an unpredictable force a 'one man army' caught between past and future, choosing which nations rise or fall through the missions he takes. (None of this is real, all a part of the imagination of me.)

The Echo of the Silvered Sky ​In a world where the stars are gears and the sky is a crumbling machine, the Great Silence is about to end. ​For a thousand years, the inhabitants of the Oakhaven Valley have lived in the ruins of a forgotten technological age, mistaking ancient machinery for magic and dormant satellites for gods. Kaelen, a simple village tinkerer, spends his days fixing rusted water pumps and dreaming of a world beyond the horizon. ​But when the sky begins to "fracture" and a mysterious iridescent fungus starts infecting the village’s iron, Kaelen discovers a relic that shouldn't exist: The Prime Gear. ​The Conflict ​The awakening of the Gear signals the return of the Weavers—celestial entities who view the world not as a home, but as a malfunctioning engine. Their enforcers, the Star-Knights, have arrived to initiate a "System Reset," an event that will wipe the world clean of all life to start the cycle anew. ​The Journey ​Forced to flee his home, Kaelen is thrust into a race against time. Joined by Mira, a cynical scout from a secret order of watchers, and Elara, a mechanical hermit with a silver arm, Kaelen must learn to master his heritage as a Loom-Wright—one of the few capable of "rewriting" the world’s code. ​From the bioluminescent depths of the Sunken Foundries to the gravity-defying peaks of the Spires of Ghal, Kaelen must decide: ​Does he fix the broken sky-machine and restore the old world? ​Or does he break the cycle forever to give humanity a chance to build a future of their own? ​"The sky is falling, and Kaelen is the only one who knows how to put the pieces back together." ​Would you like me to continue with Chapter 4, or perhaps develop a list of the different "Star-Knight" types Kaelen will have to face?

Robert Tucker lived in hell—only to be reborn into a world even crueler. He grew up under the same roof as a violent, abusive man: an alcoholic, a gambler, a shadow that turned Robert’s childhood into a relentless nightmare. When Robert finally found refuge in mixed martial arts, everything began to change. At eighteen, with his escape within reach and his future taking shape, a single mistimed blow during a sparring match ended his life. But death was not the end. He awoke in another world, reborn as Marcus Grayson. Fate, however, was merciless. In this new life, Marcus had also been born to an abusive, gambling father—though, by cruel mercy, the man vanished before Marcus could truly know him. Yet this world offered something Robert had never had: a family. For the first time, Marcus believed he could live an ordinary, peaceful life. But hat illusion shattered the moment he learned the truth about the world he now inhabited. This was not Earth. Humanity stood on the brink of extinction, hunted by monsters of countless forms that roamed the land. The only reason humans survived was because of Transformers—individuals capable of abandoning their human shape and becoming monsters themselves in order to fight back. Marcus is one of them. With no grand destiny promised and no safety guaranteed, Marcus can only do one thing: Endure. Grow stronger. Fight. Not for glory, but to protect the fragile family he has been given. Because in this world, survival demands sacrifice— and Marcus has yet to understand what he is truly facing. —————————————————— * No harem. * MC with emotions, not a cold edgy lord. * No system or golden finger. * The other characters matter. * A lot of fights, I love fights. * I accept ideas for powers and characters. —————————————————— * No harem. * MC with emotions, not a cold edgy lord. * No system or golden finger. *The other characters matter. * A lot of fights, I love fights. * I accept ideas for powers and characters. Hi readers, I’m a young student and English isn’t my first language, so I really appreciate any corrections, suggestions, or constructive criticism when I share my story. I want to improve and I believe my work has a lot of potential, so your feedback helps me make it better. Thanks a lot for reading and for any advice you can give!

Axiom is a speculative fantasy series about a community that was never meant to be real. Once bound by the rules of a game, Axiom crosses into reality and gains true consciousness. Freed from code but burdened with choice, its founders commit to a dangerous principle: power exists to enable care, not domination. As they step into a world shaped by authority, fear, and inherited hierarchies, that belief is tested at every turn.

Zora Winthrop is a master of two things: mischief and lies. In a kingdom that hunts her kind, she hides in a small village, pretending to be a normal girl. She thinks she’s outsmarted the world, until the cold Duke Avner Cormac arrives. Zora believes her secrets are safe, but the Duke knows exactly what she is. When he lures her into working at his grand mansion, a dangerous game begins. In a house of enemies and frenemies, Zora must decide if her biggest lie is the one she tells the Duke, or herself.

Description: Moving past the death of his only friend and teacher. Orb heads into the world to find a way to die happy and fulfilled. Though the boy who lives in the present carries the weight of something that lived in the past. A curse, a blessing, a legacy. The story of those who carry things they should never have had to, and the choices of their lives which affect them and the world as a whole. Three chapters a week. link to cover artist: https://www.fiverr.com/winda_chu?source=inbox  Usually, somewhere between 2000 and 3000 words per chapter. Notice: This will be a long, long story, so it will be a slow burn for at least the first two arcs. But if you are interested in a long, wide-ranging story, I hope you will read. Notice 2: I will be fixing the grammar of the chapter within my story, around 5 per day, starting from 25/05/2025. I have heard the grammar in the earlier chapter has been an issue for many, and admittedly, I have always sucked at that aspect, which I have gotten a lot better at over the years, so I will be redoing that. Logs and other special chapters are not included in this five-chapter count. Notice 3: All corrections are done.