Hansu Lee is a twenty-nine-year-old game addict who has devoted almost a decade of his life to beating the notoriously difficult game Dungeon & Stone. When he finally reaches the boss monster, a status window appears with the message "Tutorial Complete," followed by a blinding light. Suddenly, Hansu is transformed into a barbarian named Bjorn Yandel inside the world of the game-but it's no longer just a game, it's actually real! With nothing but the weapon in his hand and his prior knowledge of the game, Bjorn must fight for his life in a world full of deadly monsters-and conceal his true identity to avoid execution-in a real-life battle for the survival of the fittest. WARNING: This story contains depictions of violence, gore, and/or graphic depictions of death, profanity, and strong language that may be upsetting for some readers. *** Weekly updates on Wednesdays and Thursdays. All Rights Reserved Written by Jung Yoonkang. *** Volume II of Surviving the Game as a Barbarian.

Hansu Lee is a twenty-nine-year-old game addict who has devoted almost a decade of his life to beating the notoriously difficult game Dungeon & Stone. When he finally reaches the boss monster, a status window appears with the message "Tutorial Complete," followed by a blinding light. Suddenly, Hansu is transformed into a barbarian named Bjorn Yandel inside the world of the game-but it's no longer just a game, it's actually real! With nothing but the weapon in his hand and his prior knowledge of the game, Bjorn must fight for his life in a world full of deadly monsters-and conceal his true identity to avoid execution-in a real-life battle for the survival of the fittest. WARNING: This story contains depictions of violence, gore, and/or graphic depictions of death, profanity, and strong language that may be upsetting for some readers. All Rights Reserved Written by Jung Yoonkang. *** Volume I of Surviving the Game as a Barbarian.

Since the dawn of Superheroes, there has been one name synonymous with it, and that's our Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man. (Y/N) Graythorne soon realizes what it means to be a Spider-Man and when an alien from outer space attaches himself to him and some interdimensional Spider-Woman falls from a portal. What will he do?

What's up? The name is Izuku Jackson, yeah I know the name pieces don't quite fit together. But hey it's my adopted name and I am very proud of it. What is my former name you ask? Yagi.... yeah Yagi like All Mights last name. I know what many of you are gonna say shouldn't it be cool to be the son of a number 1 hero? Technically yes, practically no. Especially when you are Quirkless or not even his real but either way let's start from the beginning. So I am Izuku Jackson and I am a Half Blood.

Izuku has Always been a Big Fan of Boxing and has idolized a boxer who went by the name All Might who was the boxing champion of Japan. Wanting to become a great boxer like All Might was, Izuku decides to pick up boxing himself. But not having the right training or the skills, no one wanted to give him a chance. Until one day an withered old man decided to train him to become the next boxing champion of the Japan. but he isn't the only one chasing that title.

It's been over a month since I posted my MLB Season 3 rewrite. But hard work and long hours of writing, I can now show you all my rewrite/fanfic for Season 4. Season 4 of this show in my opinion, is better than Season 3. Season 3 did have some key moments, most notably Cat Blanc, but is still the worst season. Season 4, I see as in improvement, kind of. While watching Season 4, I noticed a lot of issues. The Character Assassination(destroying a character's reputation in a lazy/bad way), the plot holes, and a few other things. One of the things I truly loved in this season was the Cat Noir being left out arc. Although I love Cat Noir/Adrien, the idea to see his partner slowly forget about him is sad, but can lead to some awesome drama. Unfortunately in my opinion, they failed a bit. I did feel bad for him this season, but at some points, the writers make it look like Cat Noir is an idiotic, selfish douchebag instead of a sympathetic victim. I am not a fan of it, especially since I really love the idea behind it. So with the help of some rewrites, and MY Season 4 Finale, I will end this arc in the way I think it should have gone. Or at least, a way they should have done it. In fact, this is one of the primary reasons why I didn't want to do a full rewrite of the series. Because I adore this idea, and want to give it the proper ending it deserves. As always, I am here to entertain, and hope you all enjoy what I am about to write. Also, if you want to enjoy the whole arc, start with Grandmaster Su Han, and going forward. With that being said, here is now my version of Season 4

Ok, I think the best way to start this is with the fact that I am a little intermediated to do this. I have been a Miraculous fan again for a little over a year, after I returned to the show I think after 3-4 years. It is a long story, but it is not that important. Anyway, I am actually happy to finally start writing my stories for this show, and introduce to the fandom my work. One reason I didn't start writing this sooner is because the way I do this is pretty strange. Let me explain. So basically, Seasons 1 and 2 are the same here(aka the best seasons), while Seasons 3 and 4 are the same with some minor changes(this is the rewrite portion with some fanfic stories). Season 5(my season 5 and aka the "final season of the show") is fully original by me(this is the fully fanfic portion). Now you are probably wondering, why can't you just do an entire rewrite of the show itself? Well in my opinion, the shows offers some really cool/interesting ideas and episodes I like, but some of those ideas aren't technically given the execution they deserve. I wanted to take some of those ideas, and do them in ways I think would look interesting. There is also another reason, but that will be told later on. In this fanfic, I will be writing totally original stories, as well as rewrites of actual episodes and/or scenes in the show(for the scene only, it is because some episodes do something's right. They just need a scene or more rewritten to be better to me personally). From the way I see it, it is like theoretically I has hired to direct/write specific episodes for Seasons 3 and 4. Eventually, I would he hired to direct/write a whole season of episodes, which is what Season 5 is all about. The question I would ask myself is, if I were able to write these episodes/scenes, how would I do it?

For a long time, you were alone.. Always, but now you wanted to move somewhere else, to a town full of people that are really dangerous but also nice people that might become your new family. STILL UPDATING This will also cover the manga, too. Just a little warning if you all haven't read it. Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple Nor is Tekken or any other characters from different series is owned by me!

• ON HIATUS • Midoriya Izuku attracted trouble. It was just a fact of life - the sky was blue, the grass was green, and Izuku constantly found himself in an absurd number of deadly situations. He was okay with that. Mortal peril was an average Tuesday afternoon for a Pro Hero like him. Being kidnapped was practically a holiday. Saving civilians as a building collapsed around him was easier than facing his worried mum afterwards. He had dealt with All Might's disappointed dad stare and only cried for two hours afterwards. A serial killing villain with an unknown Quirk would be no problem! ...but even Izuku had to admit that being sent back in time to his first day at UA wasn't on the agenda. Still, there was no-one more spitefully determined than him - he was going to make the most of it. Yeah, good luck, heroes and villains alike! Deku was here to cause mischief and love his friends! ~ [Includes a couple of other Ticked Off mini-fics ("Clockwise" and "Summoners") because I don't wanna clutter up my profile by making new books] [Also posted on Ao3 under the same title and username!]

Captain Henry Donnager expected a quiet career babysitting a dusty relic in Area 51. But when a test unlocks a portal to a world of knights and magic, he's thrust into command of Alpha Team, an elite unit tasked with exploring this new realm. They join the local Adventurers Guild, seeking to unravel the secrets of this fantastical realm and the ancient gateway's creators. As their quests reveal the potent forces of magic, they inadvertently entangle in the volatile politics between local rivalling factions. With American technology and ancient secrets in the balance, Henry's team navigates alliances and hostilities, enlisting local legends and air support in their quest. In a land where dragons loom, they discover that modern warfare's might-Hellfire missiles included-holds its own brand of magic.