Why Smile?

[This is a fantastic simulation novel. You will never see one as good as it before.] ----- Before transmigrating, Ryun pointed fingers at the ninja world where bloodline theory was rampant. After transmigrating, Ryun, devoid of chakra, was brutally attacked by a drunken genin. Leaving the peaceful and orderly modern society, he arrived in Konoha, a village frequently wiped out, and Ryun's thirst for power reached its limit. However, lacking any bloodline power, he couldn't even enter the ninja academy, and orphaned at thirteen, he was forced to begin his working life early. Just as Ryun was about to die an obscure death, he encountered the beautiful, kind-hearted, and sweet-smiling genin Tenten, and awakened a clan simulation system. If he successfully left behind offspring in the simulation, he would be rewarded with the offspring's bloodline power. So what was he waiting for? Let's get started! Ryun couldn't wait to possess the Otsutsuki bloodline. As for the subsequent... -------------- [No mindless death like other simulator genre. The protagonist will usually live beyond fourth ninja war.] [Simulator makes protagonist stronger as well as female protagonists. The stronger female protagonists give birth to strong child which in turn makes Mc strong]

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Every person has worn a mask in their life. No? If not for a moment or two. I dare say that is a vain thing to do. Trying to hide who you really are. Well, you might just want to think about that another time. This tale tis about a lad of the age of 16 years of life as mortal organism. Now what was the lads name. Ah! Shirou Sky, a dim youth with a mind that of the cat that had curiosity take it's life. Shirou was procrastinating which of the places around town that he may procure a costume for his school dance. Unfortunately he found an antique shop and messed with things that were better left but not alone. No that boy freed me and my cohorts into the world to start our little game once again. Oh, how accursed are all those that knew him. Tis the season of fear, tis the season to show your masks. If this is Shirou reading this account. Well... -Thank you for releasing me. Our great savior and Fool!

In the modern world, Ethan is an ordinary, yet deeply frustrated, reader. At the most pivotal moment of the fantasy novel The Journey of a Rising Hero, he is left bitterly disappointed. Crown Prince Areth forgives his treacherous mother, fiancée and rebel nobles, earning the title of “noble” hero. To Ethan, however, this is not nobility; it is weakness. The story has been written wrongly. Then a single question appears on his screen, changing everything: “The hero was written incorrectly. Would you like to fix him?' Ethan accepts. When he opens his eyes, he finds himself in Areth's body, chained in a dungeon and awaiting execution. According to the original story, Areth would be blessed by the Goddess of the Moon, survive and emerge as a forgiving, righteous hero. Ethan chooses a different path. He refuses to become a naïve hero, instead embracing the role of the villain. His plan is simple: to eliminate every traitor at the first opportunity. To him, the best revenge is swift revenge. The innocent and idealistic Areth that the world once knew is gone. In his place stands a calculating, cold-blooded and ruthlessly pragmatic prince. This is the story of a modern strategic mind reincarnated in the body of a hero, rejecting destiny and choosing villainy in order to shake the world to its very foundations.

"Warriors build kingdoms and fight for their rulers; heroes fight to shield the nobility and values of their people, while lords strive to bring order to this chaotic world. And you... what will you be, child of change?"

Everyone satisfactory summoned a sacred bone dragon. Lucian Valentine got a skeleton that couldn't stand up. Three ribs missing. Crooked neck. Zero magical affinity. The Empire's top academy called it the worst summoning in recorded history, stripped his genius medal on the spot, and exiled him to a graveyard at the edge of the world. They didn't check why his surgical scalpel couldn't scratch its surface. Lucian did. What he found beneath the grey bone wasn't weakness—it was architecture. A frame so dense it shattered mithril tools. A hidden rune that matched a design in his private journal, page 7—a page no one had ever read. And a hollow chamber inside the skull, tuned to the exact frequency of his heartbeat. This skeleton wasn't summoned at random. It was sent to him. Now, in a wasteland of bone dust and howling dead, armed with a broken scalpel and the kind of stubbornness that gets scientists killed, Lucian will do what the Empire said was impossible: Build a masterpiece out of what they threw away. One rune at a time. No system. No stats. No cheat skills. Just a man, a skeleton, and the scientific method—applied to the dead.

Yun Caos was born with an anomaly: bones of "Purple Dust" that do not cultivate energy, but annihilate it. After devouring the greatest treasure of the Eternal Lotus Sect, he is condemned to the abyss, where he awakens the Will of the Void—the power to erase the very existence of his enemies. ​Now hunted as a calamity by the Empire, Yun traverses lawless lands accompanied by his master, who betrayed everything to follow him, and a phoenix princess who seeks within him the destruction of her own tragic fate. ​As the world attempts to contain him, Yun seeks the Primordial Forge to prove that he is not just a rogue cultivator, but the end of all celestial laws. ​In a universe of gods and heroes, he is the Black Hole that has come to rewrite reality.

What happens when you're the most precious daughter of a Mafia kingpin one moment, and the next, you find yourself in an underworld black market, about to be auctioned off like cattle to a bunch of dangerous Dons like your father? This was the situation Lucrezia found herself. Born in a crime world that was against her personal values, she finds herself learning to accept things she never believed would be normal for her. By day, she was a surgeon, saving lives with good hands and a disciplined heart but by night, she was the daughter of the most feared Mafia Don in Montoverra, a city ruled by violence and blood-stained power. However, everything shatters the night her father is executed in their mansion. The Alexandro estate is betrayed and destroyed, sending the underworld into chaos and being the only child of the mafia king, Lucrezia is captured. When she wakes up, she finds herself in the black market her father once controlled, thrown onto an auction stage like property. Just when she is almost sold to an old man thrice her age, "Two hundred million dollars!" Someone bids an outrageously high price for her, breaking the black market's records. She barely sees the buyer right there, only a pair of dark eyes trained on her and she is quickly brought to a mansion, twice the size of her father's estate. No one in Montoverra had an estate bigger than her father's so who was this mysterious man? She had expected torture, degradation and death but Instead, she finds something worse. Her captor is Maverick Vale—the new Don and godfather of the criminal world… But also the boy her father once adopted...only he no longer served her– he owned her. Now trapped inside the enemy’s mansion, Lucrezia must survive the man who bought her while uncovering the truth behind her father’s assassination. Because in this world, love is a weakness… And the most dangerous thing a Don can desire… Is the daughter of a past mafia king, whose blood lies in his hands.

Ariel Han never planned to stay in Seoul. Transferred from New York into one of the city’s most competitive high schools, she counts the days until she can return to Parsons and reclaim the future she thought was already decided. Seoul was temporary. The friendships, the rivalries, the quiet tension in the hallways — none of it was supposed to matter. Then she met Ha-Joon. What starts as teasing turns into first love — messy, intense, unforgettable. Through late nights, shared dreams, and growing ambition, Ariel begins discovering new passions she never expected, new friendships that feel like home, and a version of herself that no longer fits the life she once planned. But growing up means growing apart. As opportunities reshape her future and heartbreak forces her forward, Ariel slowly begins to see what she once overlooked — the quiet presence who was always there. The one who never chased her, never demanded her attention, never asked to be chosen. By the first snow of their final year, she realizes something she never imagined: The boy who seemed distant… was the one who loved her all along. A story about first love, changing dreams, friendship, ambition, and the kind of love that doesn’t burn fast — it waits.