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Shen Yueyin has lived countless lives, each one ending in the same nightmare: Heaven demanding she kill him, Yin Beichen, the man who will become the Devil Lord, the harbinger of destruction. Every death, every life, has honed her skills, but never her heart. Each time she lifts her blade, she trembles, not from fear, but from the impossible pull she feels toward him. Heaven watches. It manipulates. It punishes. Immortals, mortals, and divine assassins stand in her path, yet none can stop the inevitable collision of fate and desire. Yin Beichen is dangerous, terrifying, and merciless, but beneath the darkness, he is achingly human, fragile, and magnetic, and every stolen moment between them twists Yueyin’s resolve until she cannot tell duty from longing. In a world poised on the edge of ruin, she must decide: obey Heaven and watch the man she cannot stop loving die, or defy prophecy, risk everything, and ignite a war between gods and mortals. Some love is rebellion. Some hearts refuse to burn, even if the world catches fire

Murdered by my own aunt, I returned to ten years prior, with just two months left before the apocalypse. Jing Shu began to build her fortress, raise some nearly extinct chickens, ducks, and fish, plant some vegetables that wouldn't exist after the apocalypse, stock up on some tasty snacks, and incidentally re-educate her complacent parents to make them see the true face of their enemies. Life must be lived with style. As for my enemies, I take pleasure in seeing you salivate over my steak, in watching the enraptured look on your face as you smell the barbecue - such a lovely sight.

In the year 2035, the world is ordinary—until it isn’t. Kael is a nineteen-year-old who has learned to survive long before he ever learned how to dream. Living with his sick mother and trapped beneath the weight of poverty, his life is defined by sacrifice, responsibility, and quiet endurance. He is not special, not chosen, not powerful—just a boy doing what is necessary to keep going. That fragile normalcy shatters when a mysterious event grants superhuman abilities to people across the world, dragging humanity into an era of chaos, fear, and moral uncertainty. As heroes rise and villains emerge, Kael is forced into a reality where power is no longer rare—and choice becomes everything. At the center of this upheaval stands Zerathos, a centuries-old figure burdened with foresight and conviction, determined to reshape the world according to a future only he can see. As his actions spiral toward genocide and global collapse, Kael and those drawn into his orbit must confront a question far more terrifying than any enemy: what does it truly mean to save the world? The Paragon is a grounded, PG-15 superhero epic about responsibility, morality, and the cost of doing what is right when no one is watching. It is a story where power does not define heroism—choice does.

Alicia a female alpha died in her last life trying to survive the apocalypse. But she was beatrayed by the same family and was killed. Reborn she walks on her path alone but now there is someone who is messing with her constantly and she seems to be constantly fall for him. Allister had loved her all his life but could not reach her. When he found her dead in his last life he killed himself. But now that he is reborn he will either win her or lock her up.

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.

Sono zen no yakusoku

when a Japanese, who didn't believe even in his shadow is reincarnated with a system who didn't get enough payment, everyone had to suffer for it --//--//--//--//--//-- never take this book as something serious

This is a fanfiction of *A Song of Ice and Fire* and *Game of Thrones*. The protagonist is reborn as Mufasa Vishy, the bastard son of Jaime Lannister, the "Kingslayer." He was originally supposed to be secretly killed by Cersei, but Robert, to humiliate the Lannister family, restored Mufasa's surname and even adopted him to Tyrion Lannister, the "Little Imp." "Later generations will call me the Lionheart, but I prefer them to call me the Golden Lion King. I am Mufasa Lannister, the first Master of the Lionheart Order, and the first Emperor of Westeros," Mufasa writes in his autobiography.

The industrial revolution had come. With it, dozens of new jobs were both destroyed and created. Machinery never before imagined now crowded factories and spread across the world. Carriages moved not only by horses but also by coal and steam. Trains carrying thousands of people at once. Weapons of war capable of killing hundreds and destroying dozens of cities. This was the revolution taking place. Yet, amidst this revolution, something awoke. Something hungry, rising from beyond the veil that shrouds our reality and the unknown. These beings seek to feed on the sanity, the mind, and the flesh of mortals, growing and evolving as they feast upon our lives. Amidst the veiled chaos, amidst this secret war, a girl finds herself directly entangled in this dark world, and is now forced to do whatever it takes to survive.

Rule I: "The world will show you a lie. But it will tell you the truth." Reign D'Angelo wakes up with no memory of what had shattered her life, haunted by a voice in her head she doesn't recognize. S E V E I I, she thought, would be a start to anything in what feels like a life restart-hallways twist, time changes, and every face hides a secret. Reality fractures around her, and the line between paranoia and truth blurs.

A child plagued by dark thoughts cursed himself and died on the cold wet ground of a town's outskirts. Does God(s) exist? Error:Wraith??? Project:Namirah sees the light of new beginnings with the strange arising of the deceased teenager. The experiments to produce undying soldiers commence and so does testing of the wavering morals of a military officer. The age of peace is coming to an end and the world is on the break of a new dawn of calamity. Swords, shields, guns, spells, curses, blessings, techniques, abilities, martial arts, machines. What happens when one is lead to the edge of snapping?

Daughter of a Half Dragon King and a Dragon Queen, Born to be a Queen was Teleported/Betrayed by her Subordinates to teleport to another world with her Son's that are dragon prince but the two are still young but when the Three of them got transported the queen and her oldest son was only there and the Youngest is missing. The two wants to find the Little Prince, Queen Claire Subaru Queen of the Dragon Kingdom of the Green continent. Prince Aeres Subaru Crown prince of The Dragon kingdom of the Green continent. Prince Damian Subaru Second prince of The Dragon kingdom of the green continent. The Three doesn't have Reality Warping Powers to go back to their Kingdom And are now Stuck In a new World they must Adapt to live.

The sky doesn’t fall. It updates. One night, the world crosses an unseen requirement and reality stamps a verdict across every screen: Qualified. The Awakening window opens for everyone twenty and older—no warning, no handbook, no “trial period.” Some people light up. Some people break. And when they break, they don’t always leave bodies behind. They leave Fragments. Bright, pulsing remnants that feel less like miracles and more like bait. They draw attention. They draw hunger. They turn ordinary streets into places where strangers circle the same patch of air like it owes them something. Kael Vasquez is newly twenty and newly trapped inside a rule-set nobody asked for. His Authority isn’t flashy, and it doesn’t make him safe—just aware. A little too aware. He can feel panic building before it hits, hear the shape of danger in concrete and crowds, sense the moment a person is about to lose control. That awareness doesn’t save anyone by itself. It just tells him exactly how bad the next ten seconds are going to be. In a city where fear travels faster than sirens, Kael has to move through collapsing stairwells, basement shelters, and desperate alliances—while something worse than chaos wakes up alongside the Fragments: people who learn the new rules quickly, and start treating survivors like resources. And the younger ones—too young to awaken, old enough to remember—watch the adults vanish and start believing in whoever looks like they can stop it. Kael doesn’t want faith. He doesn’t want worship. He wants to live through the night. But in a Qualified world, belief is never free—and godhood is just another kind of debt.

In a time without rain and only mist to quench the earth, a boy finds his blood and tears taking the rain's place. As his consciousness fades, he hears a voice sealing his fate.

Even though Lizzy had only spent three months living her school life as the student council president, she suddenly found herself facing the greatest crisis of her life. All because she opened the door of a convenience store, Lizzy was thrust into a strange, chaotic world filled with dangerous monsters. To make things worse, everyone on that planet believed black to be a symbol of curses and catastrophe. With her black hair and black eyes, Lizzy instantly became the enemy of the entire world. Armed only with her self-defense skills, Lizzy tried her best to survive. But unfortunately, there was no known way to return to Earth. . . . “You appeared during the Silver Sibling Moon phenomenon. You have black hair, and at the same time a Black Gate emerged—an omen of disaster.” Lizzy was at a loss for words. She didn’t even know the answer herself. She didn’t know whether she had come through the White Gate, the Red Gate, or even the Black Gate. “Are you a dangerous creature that came out of the Black Gate? Did you come here to curse all of us?”

In a world with dungeons and monsters, A young women a bit obsessed with drawing is deemed useless as she awakens as an a S-Class ranked painter. How will she manage life when the world think she is useless while caring for brother in a coma. on hold for more ideas and edits