I opened my eyes to find myself inhabiting the body of Luke-the rival and designated villain who competes with the protagonist, Theo, for the position of Commander-in-Chief in a war-torn fantasy world. Since fate had cast me into the role, I resolved to fulfill it properly. "It seems to me that principles, or the duties a soldier ought to uphold, mean nothing to you." Even when Theo misunderstood him, Luke carried out his role as the villain without complaint. And in the end, after playing his part to completion and securing Theo's happy ending, Luke abandoned everything, retired from the army, and walked away. He planned to live freely now, unshackled by anyone's interference, determined to write a story of his own. At least, that was the plan... "Why go this far? I'm no longer a soldier-and let's be honest, you and I were never even on good terms." Yet somehow, he found himself crossing paths with Theo again. And not only that-the man clung to him with a persistence utterly unlike his usual self. "I want to know you better." The words made no sense, nor did they have anything to do with the questions Luke had asked. The protagonist had sought out the villain-only to say that? To claim he wanted Luke's help simply because he wanted to know him better?

I found myself possessing the protagonist of a 19+ dark BL novel. The protagonist, who is confined and mistreated by the obsessive gong, ends up taking their own life. Fortunately, I possessed the character at the beginning of the novel. Before meeting the main antagonist, who is the primary cause of the dark ending, I must escape! "I'm here to change my name." "I need to change my phone number." "How much for a one-way ticket to Busan?" To avoid meeting the obsessive gong, I changed my identity and moved to a new place. Having successfully escaped, I should be able to live as I please, right? Now it's time to fulfill my lifelong dream of "dating a handsome man"! By chance, I meet a handsome man named Jay. "Please go on a date with me three times!" It was great that we started dating, but... "Why did you change your number?" "Are you avoiding me right now?" "Yoo Han-seo." "Yoo Han-seo." The man who was seduced by my looks seems to be completely obsessed. Moreover, this man's name feels strangely familiar. ...Could it be?

Some dude falls into another world and decides he'd rather live as the Heroine than go out and fight to death as the Hero. He might have changed his mind if he'd read the terms and conditions, though. (crossposted to NUF and RRL)

Ryu Seo-woo is an award-winning best vocalist who tragically died in a plane crash and transmigrated to a BL novel, "Serenade Me, My Angel," which he read out of boredom. He transmigrated into the body of the sub-villain, who shares his name but is a C-list singer with a ruined voice due to throat damage. Living in a decrepit house with his five-year-old triplet sons (Seo-jun, Seo-min, and Seo-jin) who despise him for years of neglect and verbal abuse, Seo-woo is determined to rewrite their lives. The novel's main couple, the stoic CEO Moon Woo-seok and his innocent, angelic singer Jin Yu-jin, are destined for a happy ending. In the original story, Seo-woo's character dies in a fire, leaving his genius triplets to be adopted by the main couple. However, the transmigrated Seo-woo has no intention of dying or letting the original plot play out. Can he win over his sons and forge a new path?

Getting accidentally smited by Zeus due to an argument with his wife, Ashton Grey gets reincarnated into the world of BNHA with the skills of a martial artist as he tries to do his best to have an interesting life. "I knew it... You look so much BETTER with blood all over you!" "Welcome to the Finals of the World's Martial Arts Tournament! On the red side, Japan's Ace! Japan's Genius, Jin Gohru!" "Even if I am a Quirkless nobody, can I become a hero!?" "Wait, another reincarnator? But how!?" "What are those techniques? They can break concrete like glass!" "What in the world are you, you damn cheat?!" "Who am I? I'm the God of Martial Arts, baby." BNHA X God of High School (Well mostly)

OC-SI Reincarnated as Roxy. Roxy wasn't always Roxy. Once, she was a broke college student who spent way too much time watching cartoons than she should have, until naturally everything went to shit and she died. Now she's a character she didn't even like that much in one of those cartoons, and she's left with a choice; she can either A, be a good little cliche fanchild and try to be as helpful to the Winx Club as possible, or B, shamelessly abuse the fact she has both foreknowledge AND highly powerful magic to make the most of her new life free from her previous burdens, doing whatever the fuck she wants for shits and giggles. She chooses option B. (Or in which, Roxy is unhinged, the plot is in shambles, the Winx Club and Trix are guys for some reason, Valtor is extremely confused, plot holes get filled, Riven gets appropriately dunked on and Faragonda is driven to alcoholism. Extreme crack ahead, tread with caution)

Kazz is just your average Otaku. That otaku you know that rants about how bad Diabolik Lover is. "I mean come on?! Does she even have one brain cell in her brain?!" "You had ONE job to kill yourself... and you failed. How can someone be alive after they died? Even jellyfish can die!" "Stop drinking blood... Be healthy and drink water!" "This is trash!" Kazz shouted at his computer screen. Luckily or Unluckily, God granted his wish and let him transmigrate to this "trash" anime. Follow this Otaku and see how he change this "trash" anime into a"rotten" anime (hehehe). (Note: Kazz can only love one person and that person can only love him~)

After I suddenly died I possessed the body of what I thought was an extra within a novel. From then on my life was mostly calm, though not fulfilling. Until one day I discovered I wasn't just a background figure; instead I was an insignificant character who'd end up being the villainous Grand Duke's secretary, only to die shortly after being near him! But I had no choice, it was too late to change my fate, so I decided to live as obediently as possible under the orders of the sadist villain. But I still had a plan. Even before the female lead makes her appearance, I will try in every way to make the villain a little more normal, or at least ensure that the two do not meet, so that no one will face a harsh death, including me! And then, after the villain doesn't become obsessed with the female lead and becomes more normal, I will be able to resign and live peacefully. So I just cleared all the suspicions he might have about me in order to not incur his wrath and die like in the novel. * * * "I'll give you a choice." The corner of his lips raised crookedly. Though that smile did not reach his eyes at all. "One, don't resign and stay here forever..." His gaze was enough to unnerve me. "Two, let me kill those who dared to give you the idea of resigning...then don't go and stay here forever." No, haven't I already made sure that the villain has become a little more normal!? ...What the heck is going on!? He shouldn't be like this!

After the war, Harry Potter moves to a quiet town in the U.S., hoping for a peaceful life, but things spiral hilariously out of control when the townspeople misinterpret his actions and inadvertently turn him into the center of a full-blown religion. Despite Harry's constant protests, his "followers" build shrines, write sacred texts based on his casual remarks, and even spread their faith to other towns. As Harry's divine status grows, the Winchester brothers, Crowley, and Castiel investigate the bizarre cult, only to get roped into the madness. Meanwhile, his old friends Ron, Hermione, and Ginny aren't thrilled with their portrayal in the Gospel of Potter, while others like Draco, Neville, and Luna fully embrace their divine roles. With Fred and George capitalizing on the situation by selling questionable merchandise, Harry is left struggling to reclaim his life-all while desperately needing more firewhisky.

***A Second Part**** After the war, Harry Potter moves to a quiet town in the U.S., hoping for a peaceful life, but things spiral hilariously out of control when the townspeople misinterpret his actions and inadvertently turn him into the center of a full-blown religion. Despite Harry's constant protests, his "followers" build shrines, write sacred texts based on his casual remarks, and even spread their faith to other towns. As Harry's divine status grows, the Winchester brothers, Crowley, and Castiel investigate the bizarre cult, only to get roped into the madness. Meanwhile, his old friends Ron, Hermione, and Ginny aren't thrilled with their portrayal in the Gospel of Potter, while others like Draco, Neville, and Luna fully embrace their divine roles. With Fred and George capitalizing on the situation by selling questionable merchandise, Harry is left struggling to reclaim his life-all while desperately needing more firewhisky.