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Title & Subtitle Overdraft Hero: A Reverse Cultivation Satire “The gods gave Ken Hanzori unlimited power… by accident. Now the world’s strongest hero is just one swipe away from cosmic bankruptcy.” Synopsis Ken Hanzori should have been nobody. Instead, the divine bank of the universe accidentally dumped all of creation’s savings into his baby account. Now? He’s the richest man alive—in Mone, the cosmic currency of life. Armed with an “UNREGISTERED TIER” ATM card, Ken can literally swipe reality like a clueless VIP customer. Want to defeat the Demon Lord? Approved. Want to pass the Academy’s exam without studying? Transaction successful. Want unlimited free ramen? Balance deducted. The only problem? Every loan comes with interest. And when the gods finally check the books, Ken discovers the real endgame isn’t winning battles—it’s avoiding foreclosure on existence itself. Follow Ken (the clueless glitch), Narutama (the exasperated straight man), and a rotating cast of friends, rivals, and cosmic debt collectors as they stumble through dungeons, destiny, and overdraft fees. What to Expect Book 1: Swipe of Destiny – Accidentally conquering foes and becoming a hero. Book 2: The Curse of Mone – The cosmic audit begins, and Ken’s “refunds” empower everyone but him. Book 3: Insufficient Funds – Weak, broke, and still somehow saving the world. If you like overpowered heroes who are anything but heroic, a system that acts like your worst bank app, and satire mixed with slapstick, Overdraft Hero will swipe right into your library. "Part of the Trinity of Realms, a nine-book saga spanning three worlds and genres. Overdraft Hero is the first trilogy, blending satire, comedy, and bittersweet adventure." Genre Comedy / Satirical / Parody / Fantasy / Cultivation / Adventure Tags / Keywords Comedy • Cultivation Parody • Overpowered (but dumb) Protagonist • Misunderstanding Humor • System Satire • Reverse Power Fantasy • Friendship • Adventure Patreon Information Want to read ahead and unlock exclusive content? Join my Patreon for early and uncut chapters, various notes, and occasional concept art+audio file. [Patreon link here]

When the world ended, it didn’t burn. It unraveled. One night, without warning, millions woke to find themselves trapped in a silent wasteland where the sky bled grey and the air whispered with hunger. No explanation. No escape. Only the mark seared into their chests an Echo, a brand that bound them to laws older than life itself. Most Echoes granted power. Strength. Fire. Storm. Things that could be fought with, survived with. His was different. Assimilation. The ability to absorb fragments of the things he killed and adapt them into himself. Weak at first, barely useful. But with each victory, he gained something new. A memory. A reflex. A piece of someone or something else. It came with a price. The more he took, the less of himself remained. Now he must survive not only the nightmare beasts stalking the mist, but the fractured remnants of humanity who will kill for an advantage. His enemies grow stronger, his allies fewer, and the Echo that sustains him threatens to consume him. In a world where survival means sacrifice, he has only one choice: To climb the ladder of evolution, one stolen fragment at a time… Or be devoured by the nightmare he has become.

Apocalyptic World filled with monster at every corner. Humanity was nearly extinct by these powerful entity. There were few `Safe base` and even fewer human living there. Day by day, humanity population decreased. Somewhere in ruins and ashes, a girl in death door whispered a wish. A wish for everyone to feel happy upon her death. From then on, Ms Feather was born. Her only goal? Grant the child's wish. "Remembering such painful memories" "Let me help you be happy~!" "There's nothing to fear~ Everything you wanted is here~!" "Why do you want to go outside? The Comfort Zone is much safer~!" "Let's forget all the bad things okay~?" Ms Feather created an World. Any human that stumble inside never come back nor even wanted to go back. She made them Happy and Safe. Everything they ever wanted was there. Food, entertainment, shelter. It was an Utopia. Every painful memories erase, their smile always painted over their face. Ms Feather, made sure every human in her world was happy and all smiling. in other words. A False Utopia. Will Humanity surrender and forget the pain they felt? Enjoying pleasure and happiness in her False Utopia? Forever living a life with half their memories gone? Or Will Ms Feather realise her approach of erasing their painful memories is wrong and change it? Becoming an benevolent entity in a world of danger at every corner? –––––––––––––––––––––––– /// Psychological Horror, Writing for Fun, No idea what I'm doing, Slow Update, Book Cover is A.I except for the letters. /// English is my second language, I'm sorry if the grammar or pacing is weird? /// Don't expect much, I just felt like writing Psychology Horror. I might drop this if it gets boring to write. /// I was going for the Title, Smile For Me but it got taken. So I went with this Title The Smile She Painted.

In an age where martial arts and technology unite, warriors control giant Martial Mechs to defend humanity from alien threats. Strength rules all—and Edward Varden has none. Born weak and talentless, Edward dreams of piloting a mech of his own design. One day, he discovers an ancient cultivator’s abode, where a glowing skeleton and a single book—the Void Body Manual—change his fate. The price? To rebuild his body from nothing, through agony and blood. Armed with forbidden power and unmatched engineering genius, Edward enters a world of elite martial academies, interstellar wars, and deadly politics, where only the strong—and the clever—survive. To pilot a mech, you need strength. To master the Void Body, you need madness. Edward will need both

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Chen Hao was the definition of pathetic trash. Humiliated and mocked by his wife at home. Scolded and belittled by his boss at work. Used like a free servant by his colleagues. Every single day, he endured. Every single day, he swallowed his anger. Every single day, he told himself—this is life. But patience didn’t make him stronger. It didn’t bring him respect. It only made him weaker, more miserable, more pitiful. And then one night, long past midnight, as the empty office buzzed with the faint hum of the air conditioner, Chen Hao caught his reflection in the glass window. The man who stared back at him wasn’t just tired. He wasn’t just defeated. He was the most pathetic man he had ever seen.

"Powers are not a blessing...they're a bargain." Jin Zypher survived the fall of his homeland, carrying the Black Dragon, a forbidden power from the Void. On Earth, he hides his identity, feared as a monster, while nations corrupted by other forbidden powers march toward war. To survive, and to stop the coming chaos, Jin must master the darkness within before it consumes him...and the world. Along with allies that are as skilled and driven as he is, who own a deep lore themselves.

In a school where chaos reigns and rules are meant to be broken, only the strong survive. Welcome to Brutal High, where every day is a test of strength, loyalty, and survival. There are no heroes here - only students fighting to leave their mark before the final bell rings. Friendships are temporary. Betrayals are permanent. And when the legendary Brutal Day arrives... only one will rise. This is not just school life - this is war.

After a devastating crash that should have ended his life, Pon wakes up in a body that isn’t fully his own—an unnervingly perfect shell branded with the mark of Project N4O-CHI, a blacksite program that erases humans and rebuilds them as living pleasure dolls. Stripped of his old world, Pon finds himself in a decayed cyberpunk underworld where neon lights hide cruelty, androids are discarded like broken toys, and survival often means losing the last pieces of your humanity. But Pon isn’t like the others. He bleeds. He hurts. He remembers. Torn between the twisted kindness of a group of mercenary misfits and the looming shadow of the corporation that made him, Pon must navigate a world of lust, violence, and identity crisis—where every choice brings him closer to either reclaiming who he is, or becoming the product he was designed to be. In a city that devours the weak and worships desire, one thought haunts him above all: If I bleed… then I must still be real…Right?

Aarav is a boy from the streets who gets accepted into an elite academy that changes everything. In a world divided by class and power, he must confront his dark past to find his true strength. Inspired by themes like Lookism and Classroom of the Elite, this story explores transformation, gang psychology, and rising from nothing in a brutal Indian system. Aarav is here not to survive—but to dominate.

They say the war is over. That the cities are rebuilt and the fields are green again. But Eron Weldan remembers the flames. He remembers what it cost. Once a commander, now a farmer, he lives far from the banners he once followed. The sword is sheathed, the orders gone. But silence is not peace and memory is its own battlefield. In a world that rewards killing, what does it mean to live without raising a blade?

In the heart of a decaying city ruled by gangs, corrupt enforcers, and creatures that feed on fear, Kai is just another forgotten slum rat—until the night he dies protecting his little sister. But death isn’t the end. It’s the beginning. Waking up in the gutter with a blade in his chest and a voice in his head, Kai is chosen by the **Shadow Hunter System**—a ruthless evolution engine that thrives on fear, blood, and darkness. Every kill fuels his power. Every hunted monster unveils secrets buried deep beneath the city. To survive, he must become what he once feared. To protect the only family he has left, he must rise from the slums and carve a path through the gangs, the cursed, and the supernatural predators lurking in the alleys. But the shadows whisper of a war coming... And Kai might be the only one mad enough to hunt the things that hunt the world. > **Level up. Kill smarter. Evolve or die.** > This city eats the weak—unless you feed it first.

Chen Ku wakes up to find himself a hardworking herbalist in Snake Fish Town. Fortunately, he possesses the Transformation Diagram in his mind. "All that is detrimental to me is Evil Qi, which can be slain to obtain Evil Qi and used to achieve the Seventy-Two Transformations." "[Proceed with Skinny Dog Transformation?]" "Transform!"

Alright, imagine this: the world is just one bad Tuesday away from total destruction. Caped heroes are busy fighting shadows, but then, someone unexpected crashes their apocalypse party. Not a hero. Not a villain, either. More like trouble with a heartbeat and a devilish grin. Meet Rex. He's twenty-three, sharp-tongued, and carries more attitude than sense. He roams Gotham’s underbelly, taking on the dirty jobs that the Justice League won’t touch. You know, the kinds of tasks that would make Superman’s cape wrinkle. Rex wields a massive sword called Rebellion and carries twin pistols named Ebony and Ivory—of course he does. Just to keep things interesting, he’s got a tactical AI, [V.E.R.G.I.L.], chatting in his ear with the charm of a sarcastic toaster. This guy is a walking hazard sign. He doesn’t follow anyone’s rules. In fact, half the time, he doesn’t even follow his own. As for the League? They’re not fans. Batman watches him with suspicion from every shadow. Wonder Woman calls him out directly; she can't stand his swagger. Superman just gazes at him, perfectly coiffed and doubtful, questioning if Rex is actually human. Meanwhile, demons are flooding out of hell-gates like it’s Black Friday at the apocalypse mall. The line between “hero” and “what on earth is that” is basically non-existent. Now, here’s where it gets strange. Rex should be dead—six times over—except Evelyn Graves steps in. She has no superpowers and no high-tech gadgets. She’s just a trauma surgeon with more guts than half the League combined. She pulls Rex back from the brink, and suddenly, fate intertwines their lives like a noose. Every time Rex fights, he grows stronger—painfully, brutally, as if the universe is challenging him to push through. [V.E.R.G.I.L.] is always around, offering cold logic or the occasional insult, guiding or mocking as needed. And here’s the twist: Rex doesn’t take sides. He doesn’t bow down. He doesn’t care about gods, flags, or whatever code the League is preaching. He is the chaos they can’t control. When they finally realize the devil isn’t playing for their team—or any team—the real battle begins. And believe me, nobody is ready for that storm.

A high school senior in his original world dies and is reborn in the Soul Society, the afterlife realm from Bleach, where he trains and eventually becomes a Shinigami (Soul Reaper). Over the next thousand years, he hones his skills through countless battles, rising through the ranks of the Gotei 13. However, during a mysterious spirit-based experiment gone awry, he is caught in a chaotic distortion of space and time. Just as his spiritual form begins to unravel, he is pulled into an entirely different reality — the Marvel Universe. There, his soul becomes sealed within a jade cross pendant worn by a young girl. On a stormy Christmas Eve, the girl’s dormant X-Gene (the gene responsible for mutations in X-Men lore) activates for the first time — and with it, the Shinigami’s long-dormant power stirs. Thus begins a new story, where Shinigami meets Mutants, and the world will never be the same again…