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Wen Mang is only a history UP host. Yet every time he posts a video, the people arguing in the comments are… Liu Bei. Guan Yu. Zhang Fei. Zhao Yun. Zhuge Kongming. A mysterious light curtain descends, replaying the true fate of the Three Kingdoms—unchanged, merciless, and brutally honest. Liu Bei watches his empire collapse and asks in disbelief: “Shu Han… ended like this? And even my statue was expelled from Wuhou Shrine?” Guan Yu sees himself drowned, defeated, deified—and used. “So this is how history remembers the Martial Saint?” Zhang Fei learns his own end and falls silent for a long, long time. “Is this really… all I amounted to?” Zhao Yun witnesses seven entries and seven exits become a legend— yet still cannot save the world he fought for. And Zhuge Kongming… He doesn’t ask about victory or defeat. He asks one question only: “If such a light curtain exists— can history be rewritten?” From military formations to aircraft carriers, from grain transport to industrial warfare, modern knowledge crashes into ancient ambition. Old regrets awaken. Unfinished oaths resurface. And once the heroes understand why they lost… Will they still accept the ending history gave them? When the curtain lights up again, the Three Kingdoms are already on a different path.

I DO NOT OWN MHA, THIS FANFIC IS JUST FOR FUN AND I'M NOT GETTING PAID. Ik it's not an Isekai but I don't like Isekai so idc. Unlike the last fanfic, this one will be released once a day. If you have any idea for this fic, write it in the comments. Enjoy.

Shane Steele thought his life was meaningless until a city bus ended it and dropped him into a strange reflection of the Marvel Universe where women dominate the culture and men fill the roles he grew up watching heroines struggle against. Reborn in a familiar New York but with unfamiliar rules Shane tries to understand why he is alive and why his new body thrums with a power that feels both intoxicating and dangerous. His dream of becoming a hero burns bright even as the world throws him into chaos. Far More plot than porn MC has power to teleport short distances Reverse World 1:1 women to men ratio Discord link to get updates easily. https://discord.gg/bQ4GzeBXV8

Kamina died as he lived-screaming defiance into the face of fate. But death, it seems, wasn’t the end. Dragged from the battlefield of the Spiral King into the soul-crushing depths of the City, Kamina awakens in a world where hope is currency and mercy is a myth. The only law is profit written in blood. Districts rot from the inside, ruled by Syndicates, Wings, and the Head no one has ever seen-but everyone fears. He has no mech. No brothers. No drill. Only a sword, a shattered sky, and an unbreakable spirit. Now, in a city built to erase dreamers, Kamina dares to burn. He won’t play by the City’s rules. He won’t bend. He won’t break. And if the world wants to crush the fire out of him-He’ll light it up from the inside and make it watch.

"I am not Superman. I am Homelander." The whisper was an internal prayer, a caustic reassurance. Outside the glass tower, the world saw only the Homelander, the Icon, the Man Who Flew the Bomb. They saw the perfect, smiling face of the hero who, in the chaos of the Battle of New York, carried a nuclear warhead through the wormhole and saved a city. The cheers from the streets below—the deafening, worldwide adoration—were the fuel for his ascension. He was crowned their king, a savior in star-spangled spandex. In this new reality, fame wasn't just influence; it was power. He had a system now: the Superstar System. The higher the popularity, the stronger the abilities. It was a viciously simple contract, one he embraced completely. "Matt," he purred into the spotlight, curing the blind lawyer's eyes on live television. "Your city needs an icon, not a devil. Let the light in." He assembled his own team—a perfectly marketed, perfectly managed Super Seven—with Spider-Man now running PR and Daredevil as his reformed protégé. Every action was a performance; every enemy, a prop. When the news of a purple alien named Thanos reached his gilded penthouse, Azu smiled, a blinding, dangerous flash for the cameras. "Thanos," he murmured, the adoration of billions surging through his veins, making his skin feel like charged steel. His eyes flared with a dazzling red light that promised annihilation. "I heard you're going to wipe out half of my fans?" He was trapped in the Marvel universe, now its most powerful celebrity. And the show had only just begun.

"Izu-chan, don’t worry! Physics is just a suggestion, and I’ve got a doctor’s note saying I’m exempt!" ​In a world where 80% of the population has a Quirk, Izuku Midoriya was told he was part of the 20% that had nothing. But his twin brother, Sunny, is a different story entirely. ​Sunny Midoriya doesn't have a Quirk. He has Logos. Specifically, the kind of logic that involves hammerspace, painted tunnels on solid walls, and the ability to survive being flattened into a pancake by a steamroller—only to "pop" back to normal with the sound of a slide whistle. ​While Izuku is busy analyzing hero stats and crying over his destiny, Sunny is busy: ​Turning Katsuki Bakugo into a literal tutu-wearing florist. ​Trying to explain to their mother why the refrigerator is tiptoeing through the kitchen. ​Dealing with their neighbor, Aqua—a self-proclaimed "Goddess" who is surprisingly good at two things: party tricks and falling into massive amounts of debt. ​The path to being a Hero is hard. But it’s a lot easier when you can pull a giant wooden mallet out of thin air and "BOINK" your way to the top. ​U.A. High isn't ready. The Villains aren't ready. Honestly, the laws of thermodynamics aren't ready.

In a space beyond time and universes, heroes and anti-heroes from different worlds come face to face—not to fight, but to confront their ideals. Here, the laws of physics, morality, and destiny bend to the logic of reflection, and it is Tristan, the author, who guides the reader through each question, each dilemma, and each philosophical inquiry. Eren Jaeger, who defends freedom at all costs; Naruto Uzumaki, convinced that peace and empathy can overcome hatred; Pain, certain that suffering is the only path to understanding; and Anos, the omnipotent Demon King capable of resolving the most complex paradoxes, find themselves in debates where every word carries as much weight as a battle. Each chapter immerses the reader in introspective monologues and philosophical dialogues, where Tristan asks the questions that compel the characters to express their convictions, reflect on the choices of others, and explore universal dilemmas: freedom and sacrifice, hatred and redemption, morality and survival, suffering and empathy. Here, there are no physical fights, no winners or losers. The conflict is intellectual and emotional. Every dialogue mirrors the human condition, every monologue is a dive into the consciousness of the characters. Readers are invited to think alongside them, question their own ideals, and explore the boundaries of good, evil, and justice through the perspectives of these intertwined universes. In this multiverse, heroes do not fight with fists, but with ideas. And it is Tristan, the author, who guides the reflection, posing the questions that open the doors to each character’s thought and truth.

[Cameroon] English Local language Comedy purpose Arnold is a boy of 17 years old that is not having superpowers in a world where 70% of the humanity has superpds And working hard to achieve his goal.. To Be the hero number 1 the Banana King

my attempt at a superhero universe, i initially plan to make it more semi-realistic and street level but as the story progresses so too does power levels and physically impossible stuff, it will not shy away from gore or dark aspects of the universe especially given the mc's situation. i also plan to write stories for other characters that will interconnect and some day there will be a superhero school life and superhero team story.

Jacob Derrows was never meant to be a hero. He was just a kid trying to survive—sleeping rough, scraping by, and relying on the quiet strength of his uncle to make it through another day. Life was hard, unfair, and small… until it shattered completely. When his uncle vanishes under mysterious circumstances, Jacob’s world collides with something ancient and impossible: the Sterling Star, a living keystone that binds itself to him and manifests as an indestructible suit of armor and a tattered knight’s cape. Overnight, the boy who had nothing becomes Midknight—a near-invincible figure standing at the crossroads of myth, technology, and destiny. With the help of Lance, a brilliant and loyal tech-savvy friend, Jacob plunges into a city rotting from the inside. Criminal empires, corrupt elites, and masked enforcers stand in his way—chief among them the ruthless crimelord known only as the Slumlord, whose reach seems to touch every corner of Jacob’s past. As Midknight battles through the shadows, the questions only grow heavier. What is the Sterling Star—and why did it choose him? Who is really pulling the strings behind the city’s decay? And how is Jacob himself tied to a legacy far older and far greater than he ever imagined? This is not just the birth of a hero—it is the unveiling of a universe. Welcome to the Keystone Omniverse. Witness the rise of The Sterling Star: Midknight.

Lucius was chosen at a young age by the Goddess Celestia, the deity of Balance and Judgment. Blessed with divine strength, he became her apostle, her blade against corruption. For centuries, heroes rose to challenge the Demon King, only to fall one by one. Lucius was different. His devotion was absolute, and his power had long surpassed the limits of a mortal body. He stood at the heart of the Demon King’s ruined castle, the final battle at its end. The Demon King and his armies were destroyed. The war that had lasted for ages was finally over. And then, Lucius died. When he opened his eyes again, he found himself in a new world, one ruled not by gods and demons, but by cultivation. His mission was complete. His purpose fulfilled. Yet this new land was steeped in corruption of a different kind. The strong preyed on the weak, and justice was decided by power alone. Once more, Lucius lifted the Blade of Celestial Judgment. Though the world had changed, his resolve had not. With Celestia’s blessing closer than ever, Lucius walks a new path, not as a hero bound by prophecy, but as judgment incarnate, determined to purge evil wherever it takes root.

I don't know how, but I woke up transformed into a MANTIS inside an IAM base. In my hands I had Laevatein and a Holy Grail. In a panic, I burned the entire base and cut Australia in two. I ran away, I hid, I accidentally summoned Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanova. Slowly, I began to understand certain things about my abilities, such as being connected to the kingdom of Natlan. In the present, I fight a personal war against IAM, while SHIELD and HYDRA investigate me. All this, while I divide my time between being a hero, leading a small group of Servants, learning magic, and getting to know the kingdom, people, and wildlife (Mons) of Natlan better. Then came a day unlike any other, when Earth's mightiest heroes stood united against a common threat, and I was one of them. Being an Avengers isn't going to make my life more complicated, right?

The sky was never meant to be home. When Kael falls from the floating islands into the forbidden world below, he discovers that the shadows haunting the earth do not devour flesh—but memories. In a world where identity can be erased and humanity itself is evolving into something unrecognizable, Kael must choose between the safety of a lie and the freedom of a truth that could destroy everything he knows. The chains are breaking. And humanity was never meant to remain unchanged.

Ren Kaida is a Diamond—an elite soldier sealed into a human-scale mech suit and sent wherever humanity’s wars grow too ugly to ignore. Trained to kill. Conditioned to obey. Celebrated as a hero. As the bodies pile up and the truth fractures, one question refuses to stay buried: Is Ren Kaida a creature of violence… or a heartbroken little girl thrown into a bloodthirsty, merciless war? One war. One girl. The Infinite Circle expands.

Three best friends was giving a chance to live better life in the DC world. Follow their journey and see what choices they make.

"Love can save humanity".....total bullshit. 4 individuals unravel the mystery behind the post apocalyptic world they live in. And it doesn't look pretty. How do they face this challenge head on? Will hate, betrayal, trust, love be their downfall? Or just a perfect excuse to escape reality? Unfortunately life has other plans.

The universe is composed of light and shadow. To maintain the balance between these two opposing yet indirectly linked forces, the elemental master was born, a being who has been granted supreme power, imposing a destiny accompanied by a heavy responsibility. Nozomi Yuutaka, the fifth elemental master, will see his life change completely on the day he learns the truth. Heroes will support him and villains will covet him. How will he maintain balance in the world and preserve peace?

It is a truth universally acknowledged among readers, that a man in possession of a villain must be in wanting to survive. it is a well established fact that a third rate villain, a mid boss, or the final villain are always destined to die. Therefore they must struggle with everything they have to live. If a person who is well acquainted with such settings and all tropes surrounding it were to be put in such place, how would he respond? My God, is he a chunnibyw?!