Waking up in the brutal, blood-soaked Naruto universe with the ultimate illegal hybrid bloodline-the bottomless, unyielding stamina of the Uzumaki fused with the reality-bending ocular dread of the Uchiha-was already a cheat code. But the moment the Naruto Mobile System bound to his soul, the native power scaling of the shinobi world didn't just break; it was utterly humiliated. While legendary prodigies waste decades bleeding and sweating to master a single hand-sign sequence, Mofang operates entirely on Frame Data and Hitboxes. He doesn't fight ninjas; he plays them. With instant-cast combat packages from S-tier character cards, zero-cooldown skill cancellations, and absolute invincibility frames (I-Frames), the traditional laws of ninjutsu mean nothing to him. From treating war veterans like Jiraiya as a free EXP farm, to hijacking the Akatsuki's payroll under his father's nose, Mofang doesn't care about the "Will of Fire" or the fate of the world. He is here to systematically collect his inheritance, rewrite the timeline with mechanical superiority, and show the ninja world what absolute, unmatchable dominance looks like. The Unholy Paradigm: Watch the terrifying synergy of an infinite Uzumaki chakra engine fueling a zero-cooldown Uchiha visual prowess. He doesn't go blind; he just gets bored. The I-Frame Dictatorship: No tedious training arcs. Defeat or outsmart a legendary ninja to permanently unlock their character card. Instant substitution, flawless skill-priority tracking, and broken mobile game mechanics that leave gods crying. Tactical Despair: Watch peak strategic minds like Kakashi, Minato, and Hiruzen completely lose their sanity trying to calculate the logic of a 12-year-old who ignores chakra consumption and operates entirely on skill cooldowns. The Inheritance Hijack: No "Talk-No-Jutsu," no generic power of friendship, and zero loyalty to Obito's tragic delusions. Just a cold, calculated, high-aura conquest of every major faction, turning the

They lost each other once. Finding their way back changed everything. Jamie Steele was eighteen when he fell into a messy, intoxicating situationship with Nathaniel Vanguard - brilliant, older, emotionally guarded, and unwilling to define what they were. For almost a year, they burned hot and crashed hard, until walking away became the only way Jamie could survive. Two years later, Jamie is twenty-one, in college, and chasing his dream of becoming a graphic illustrator - only to land an internship at Vanguard Graphic. Run by Nathaniel Vanguard. Now thirty, Nathaniel has built an empire on control, ambition, and never letting love complicate his life. Seeing Jamie again - confident, talented, and very much not over him - unravels everything he thought he'd buried. Forced into close proximity, Jamie and Nathaniel navigate unresolved feelings, workplace boundaries, and a pull neither of them can deny. From late nights at the office to creative competitions, international travel, and quiet moments that feel dangerously like home, they must decide if love deserves a second chance - or if timing has already done too much damage. The Long Way Home is a slow-burn, second-chance MM romance about growth, healing, ambition, and choosing love again-not because it's easy, but because it's real. ✨ Second chance · Exes · Slow burn · Workplace romance · Age gap · Found home ✨ ✔ Fully written | Updates Tues, Fri & Sun at 19:00 CEST 🖤 Ranked #1 in ceoxintern Ranked #1 in gayromance

Ren Aizawa looks like warmth made into a person.. bright to ignore, loud to miss. He laughs easily, talks faster than he thinks, and fills silence the way sunlight fills an empty room. To most people, he seems like the happiest kind of boy: loyal, energetic, and always reaching for connection as if it's something he can finally catch if he runs fast enough. But that brightness was never just personality. It's effort. A carefully built habit of never letting the air go quiet long enough for loneliness to speak. Because if he stops even for a moment the world he's holding together with jokes and endless energy starts to feel too still. And stillness is dangerous for someone who once learned that being "too much" was just another way of being left behind. So he keeps moving. Keeps smiling. Keeps being the one who checks on everyone else. The one who remembers birthdays. The one who sits beside people who look like they might disappear into themselves. Not because it's easy. But because he remembers what it felt like when nobody did it for him. And somewhere beneath all that light, Ren still carries a quiet fear: That if he ever stops trying so hard to be needed, he might become unimportant again. A story about healing, friendship, and the invisible wounds people carry behind their brightest smiles. ▪ Male OC ▪ Trauma & Recovery ▪ Found Family ▪ Past Secrets ▪ Wind Breaker Fanfiction