I died. Came back. Now I'm living in a soap opera-and no, I don't get a script. Transmigrated as the older twin in a wildly rich, wildly dramatic family, I'm surrounded by love triangles, overprotective parents, and the kind of chaos that would give reality TV execs a stroke. My sister's perfect. I'm... not. And while she collects admirers, I collect emotional damage-and maybe one terrifyingly attractive, possibly robotic boyfriend who understands me a little too well. There are secret pasts. Public scandals. Too much glitter. This isn't a romance. It's survival. And I'm done playing the sidekick.

What was I supposed to do after what I saw happen to Poseidon? The brother I knew was gone-consumed, twisted by a darkness older than Olympus itself. How do you prepare to save someone when the thing you're trying to save is slipping farther from you with every breath? For the first time in all my endless years, I felt a cold, hollow fear creep into my bones. Not just for my brother's life, but for what his corruption meant-what it heralded. Typhon's shadow was spreading, seeping into places even gods dared not tread. And yet, as if that wasn't enough, my younger brother's reckless choices have thrown us all to the brink of a war none of us could have foreseen. This isn't just another battle against the Titans or our ancient father. No. This war is a chaos unlike any before. It's four forces colliding-gods, monsters, Giants, and the relentless fury of the Norse pantheon. The very earth trembles beneath the march of Giants awakened by Odin's command. Monsters long thought buried claw their way back into the light. Alliances fracture. Olympus, already weakened, stands leaderless and vulnerable. And in the eye of this storm stands me-Hades. The god no one wanted as King. The one forced to make impossible choices and sacrifices to hold a world together on the edge of annihilation. This war is not just about power. It's about survival. About legacy. And about a throne that was never meant for me-yet now, it may be the only thing standing between chaos and the end of all things.

Imagine this: You're just a college student, buried in mythology textbooks and caffeine, dreaming of becoming a world-class expert on ancient gods and forgotten legends. That was my life-simple, grounded, normal. Then I died. No warning, no grand exit. Just darkness. Game over. Or so I thought. Because next thing I know, I'm standing before her-Veritas. A cosmic being with eyes like galaxies and a voice that shakes the soul. She didn't ask. She didn't explain. She just chose me... and sent me back as Hades. Yes, that Hades-the Greek god of the Underworld. You'd think my mythology degree would give me an advantage. Spoiler: it didn't. The myths? Twisted. The stories? Half-true at best. And the gods? They're nothing like the sanitized tales we tell. They're ancient, powerful, and terrifyingly real. Now I'm a mortal soul trapped in a divine body, caught in a web of politics, monsters, forgotten laws, and secrets older than time. No guidebook. No second chances. Just me, trying to survive in a world where every mistake could spark a war. Think you know the gods? Trust me-you don't. Open the book. Step into my shadow. And see what it really means to be a god.

My Hero Academia, the shounen world where any problem, no matter how complex and morally debatable it is, can be solved with a Detroit Smash... except not really. Defeating the bad guys doesn't solve the issues that created them, and there's no way hero society is truly recovering from the absolute mess it's dug itself into over the last few centuries, so when a transmigrator is (forcefully) given the chance to enter U.A. High School alongside the main cast and help beat up, among many others, the League of Villains, Meta Liberation Army, Creature Rejection Clan, HPSC, Shie Hassaikai, Humarise, and the centuries-old demon lord LARPer himself, his response is simple and straight to the point. "Are you nuts?! Screw that! I've got a few years tops until Quirk Singularity Doomsday wrecks the world and I'm preparing for it!"

"Okay," "Okay?" Percy nodded, her chest swelling with a mix of disbelief and something else-something like hope, like the beginning of something new. "Yes," She said, her voice growing firmer, the decision settling in her heart. "I'll marry you, Chaos. But on one condition." Chaos raised an eyebrow, clearly intrigued. "And what might that be?" "That you never make me feel like I'm the same person the gods threw away. That I'm not just your partner-I'm your equal," Percy said, her voice unwavering. "That is a promise," Chaos said, his tone sincere, his smile widening. "From now until the end of time, Percy Jackson."

- Book 2, read Percy Jackson the Tribute first - Katniss won. Katniss Everdeen from District 12 won the Hunger Games, but now she must decide -- was it worth it? She lost Percy and Rue, she even missed Glimmer. On the other hand, she was back with Gale and Prim. She still went hunting with her partner, even though their relationship started changing. However, Gale's rants against the Capitol in the middle of the woods were no longer to be ignored. Percy's death drove her past the edge of grief, into rage, bitterness, and hatred. Then she started hearing stories. Stories of revolutions in other districts, refugees being helped by a mysterious raven-haired savior. While she still may be on the edge, the Victory Tour that is forced upon her may just be enough to push her over the edge...

Everyone loves Sally Jackson, and by extension, her son Percy. Her kindness, charity and loyalty has rubbed off on him, and half of the people who live in the Seam are only alive because of the two of them. Sally is skilled in sewing and healing, and all of her pay goes straight to the hungry, because she knows Percy will bring home food from his hunting. Unbeknownst to her, Percy has also entered his name into the Hunger Games an obscene amount of times, giving all of his subsidies to families like the Everdeens. Percy's life changes irrevocably when Sally is killed, sending him into a deep depression. Primrose Everdeen, the only contestant to Sally in terms of popularity because of her lovable nature, becomes his new purpose, but what happens when Katniss volunteers for her in the Reaping, and Percy himself is chosen next? Will he fight for survival, or for something else entirely? This story pretends that Trials of Apollo doesn't exist. Sorry. Also, disclaimer: I obviously don't own anything except the plot of this story.

Once treasured by his doting parents, a protective sister, and a loyal best friend, Izuku Yagi's once-bright world begins to crumble after a fateful visit to the Quirk doctor. Stripped of the hope he once held, he becomes the target of relentless ridicule, cruel bullying, calculated sabotage, cold neglect, and merciless beatings-all for daring to dream of becoming a hero. The fragile light in his life is snuffed out entirely when a devastating car accident claims the one person who meant the most to him. Left haunted by the cursed spirit of his lost loved one for eleven long years, Izuku clings to a faint, flickering ember of hope amidst the darkness. I don't own JJK and MHA. Best Rankings #99 myheroacademia #65 neglect #20 mhafanfic #3 badizumi #31 bakugotwins #10 izukuxitsuka #1 self-improvement #1 Izukuyagi (1/14/26) #4 badassdeku(1/14/26) #3 heroes(1/20/26) Started and published July 27, 2024. Season 2 started and was published. January 8, 2025

Bell Cranel was a young boy who has white hair and red eyes and his appearance is that of a rabbit and he is a boy full with passion and determination and his dream was to become a hero like those in the books he reads as a child After his grandfather died by a monster he tries to become a hero like what he and his grandfather wanted him to be by going to Orario where everyone becomes an adventurer but he was attacked and killed by a group of monsters He felt disappointed and pathetic that he perishes before he could become a hero But then he woke up in a weird place and met a man named Gerhman as pain and tragedy comes crashing down on the poor rabbit Can he still become an adventurer and fullfil that goal of becoming a hero like he wanted as a child even with all the blood he spilt or will he be devoured by the guilt of everything that has happened? (I own nothing but the story)

In the bustling city of Orario, Bell Cranel's life takes a dramatic turn when he discovers his Familia's betrayal. After stumbling upon a heart-wrenching scene of celebration and affection for their new member, Jax, Bell is left devastated and alone. Seeking solace, he finds refuge in the forge of Hephaestus, where his heartache is soothed, and his resolve is rekindled.