Alternate-history Stories

Modern firepower vs Ancient empires. One soldier caught between eras. During a training simulation deep in the mountains of East Java, Sergeant Raka Wiratama and his unit vanish-only to awaken in a world untouched by modern time. It's 1289 AD, the twilight of the powerful Singhasari Kingdom. With his futuristic command interface still active and the ability to deploy personnel and military assets, But history has shifted. The Mongol Empire has sent envoys. King Kertanegara has responded with defiance. War is brewing. While the past stirs around him, Raka races to expand his influence, build infrastructure, and unravel what part he must play in the coming storm. His choices could rewrite the fate of an entire archipelago-or plunge it into chaos far earlier than history remembers. With drones in the sky, tanks in the forest, and legends in the making, the battle for Nusantara is about to begin. Disclaimer: This story is meant for entertainment and creative exploration only. This is a work of fiction. While it draws inspiration from real historical periods

"Setiap kali aku mati... aku kembali ke hari yang sama. Tapi perang ini tetap berjalan. Dan aku satu-satunya yang tahu bagaimana semuanya akan berakhir." Ryo hanya seorang otaku biasa yang terobsesi dengan Perang Dunia Kedua. Hingga suatu malam di Sapporo, ia tersedot ke dalam portal dan terbangun di tahun 1939-di sebuah Jerman yang "salah". Di dunia ini, perempuan memerintah segalanya. Laki-laki hanya menjadi roda penggerak. Dan Großmatriarchin sedang mempersiapkan invasi yang akan memicu perang dunia lebih cepat dari yang seharusnya. Ryo dianggap orang berbahaya, eksekusi adalah apa yang didapatkannya. Tetapi ia bangun lagi. Di pagi yang sama. Di tempat yang sama. Tubuh utuh. Ingatan lengkap. Ini bukan mimpi. Melainkan time loop. Setiap kematian membawanya kembali ke titik awal. Setiap kegagalan membuatnya semakin putus asa. Karena ia tahu-jika Teutonia salah bergerak, kehancuran yang akan tiba pada mereka. Di dunia di mana perempuan memimpin perang... Seorang pria dari masa depan harus memutuskan, Menyelamatkan dirinya... atau mengubah sejarah selamanya.

1913. As the Russian Empire celebrates three hundred years of Romanov rule, fifteen-year-old Lady Maeve Fitzgerald travels from Ireland to St. Petersburg with her family to discuss an ambitious horse-breeding partnership with Grand Duke Alexander. What begins as a meeting of bloodlines soon becomes something far more personal. In the stables of Zalesye, Maeve discovers a world far removed from the glitter of the Imperial Court-and a young Grand Duke's son named Andrei, who would rather talk about horses than politics. But beyond the snow-covered estates and dazzling palaces, the foundations of an empire are beginning to shift. Some bloodlines are inherited. Others are chosen. And every legacy has a beginning.

A collection of snapshots set before, during, and after the events of the completed novel The Long Summer. While many can be enjoyed on their own, they expand the world, characters, and history of the Romanov family, revealing the moments that shaped their lives-and the legacy they leave behind.

A Rewrite of American Summons There may be slow updates Images belongs to their owners NHS is not made by me Used images: NavalArt Shipbucket World Of Warships Inspiration: Pacific Shields Across the New World Summoning America Summoning NATO Fantasy Warfare And other military stories related to NHS, GATE

The Golden Empire told its soldiers the tunnels smelled like victory. Private Vael Solas believed that, once. A story about faith, survival, and what the underground takes from you that you don't notice until it's already gone. A Grave/Digger fanfiction story. (You don't really need to play the game in-order to read this) Credits to @fiztsxx, @iackofstability (who's responsible for my thumbnail), @crawlingtree/Leafuusub to some of the artworks, and etc (you guys are the best!)

Some bonds are stronger than time. When Gabriel is pulled from the future into 1862, he believes survival is the hardest part. He's wrong. The real danger lies in the people he meets, the connections he makes. How time repeats, fractured memories of a future that hasn't happened yet, as he meets two brothers, divided by war, bound by blood, and unknowingly tied to his own existence. As battles rage and history begins to shift, Gabriel becomes something impossible: a man claimed by time itself. The past remembers him. The future fractures because of him. Timebound is a story about family, identity, and the terrible weight of choosing who lives, who dies, and who history remembers.

A humorous original tale of love, courage, diplomacy, politics, space travel, self-discovery, the human condition, and urban guerrilla warfare. This is the story of a young girl's quest to understand the world in which she lives, and to change it for the better, by any means necessary. It is also the story of a family trying to mend broken relationships, planets on the brink of war, and a corporation's efforts to undermine and manipulate governments throughout the galaxy, and beyond.

A story of Wei Yan, and of Chang Yu and Xie Zheng, in the world where Jinzhou never fell Wei Yan died hated. A regent with eighteen years of blood on his hands, executed in the autumn, buried far from the capital under a name he chose never to clear. He had his reasons. He always had his reasons. They were the kind a man takes to his grave on purpose. And then he wakes, in the cold, on a wall at Yanzhou, years before the worst of it. The woman he has loved his whole silent life is alive and sixteen and standing beside him. The disaster that unmade the world is two hours from happening. And this time, he knows exactly how it ends. What he buys with that knowledge is not glory. It is an ordinary world. A peaceful reign, a sunlit border town, a fierce girl who grows up to make her own name as a general and the serious boy who loves her in secret for twenty years, a cook no one can read, a scholar who stays warm, a prince with no monster in him. Everyone he failed in the other life gets to live in this one, free and happy and faintly bored, and not one of them will ever know there was another world, or what it cost the quiet old minister at the edge of the room to take it off them. A gentle story about second chances, the people we would save if we could, and the particular loneliness of being the only one left who remembers the life that never happened.

This will be based upon my own imagination/dreams/ideas about Demon slayer if most of the hashira's never died... I would also take upon request and ideas! adding new type of enemies or different kinds of heroes. The characters would be the same but say add a few twists... {Disclaimer: All characters belong to Koyoharu Gotogue the creator of Demon Slayer}

Following an invasion by a bird-like species of 'benevolent' aliens known as the Seraphyn, humanity has been carefully managed by The Administration for almost twenty years. Being largely non-violent, the Seran enforce their ruling over mankind through mental manipulation and historical revisionism. Ethan and Marcus, subjects of habitation unit F-07, plot their escape, after getting their hands on a mysterious class-Z alien artifact. Meanwhile, justiciar Veyr tracks his mark - Adam Vance, an elusive man who has vowed to destroy The Administration at all costs. My first work of fiction - feedback appreciated! Also readable on Royal Road.

When her sister vanishes without a trace, 21-year-old noblewoman Maura embarks on a desperate journey after months of failed intel. With no hope left in the kingdom's guards or nobles, she turns to an ancient myth; a mystical lake said to grant any wish. But the lake is not what it seems. Every wish comes with a hidden consequence. Will Maura find her sister and sister's husband and uncover the lake's true intentions before it's too late?

Lukas joined the Eastern Defense League to become a hero. One strike of the Red Beam turns him into something else entirely. Across the front, Anna Petrova - the scientist behind the weapon - watches her creation tear through soldiers, cities, and her conscience. As both sides scramble to understand what the Soviets have unleashed, General Reinhardt begins a political performance that threatens to turn the battlefield into a stage. Operation: Red Theater is a story of broken ideals, impossible weapons, and the moment two lives are shattered by a war that has stopped obeying the rules.

Abandoned, out seeking for revenge. Aria Rockwell proves the world wrong and rises, but not as she should. #1 in paradox-12/7/26 #2 in butterfly effect-12/7/26 #1in pyschological-13/7/26 #2 in alternatehistory-12/7/26

When an experimental underwater nuclear detonation tears the fabric of reality, the USS Nathan James a Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer is ripped from the high-stakes survival of a global apocalypse and cast into the vibrant, dangerous world of Remnant. As Captain Tom Chandler and his crew navigate a civilization built on Dust and ancient magic, they must forge an uneasy alliance with the warriors of Beacon Academy to survive both the relentless Grimm and the political machinations of a world on the brink. Amidst the clash of high-tech naval warfare and legendary Huntsmen, Dr. Rachel Scott finds her world-and her heart-upended by a slow-burn connection with the formidable Professor Glynda Goodwitch. Together, they must reconcile the science of two worlds and uncover the truth behind the rift that brought them there. From intense sea battles and tactical strike missions to the quiet, hard-won peace of a world worth fighting for, this is the story of the ship that became a legend, and the bridge between worlds that changed the fate of Remnant forever.

What if the global revolution didn't ignite in Petrograd, but in the ports and coal mines of the Pacific? This sweeping, deeply detailed alternate history re-imagines the 20th century through the lens of a radical socialist superpower in the Southern Hemisphere. Spanning nearly a century, the chronicle begins in the depths of World War I, where a clandestine communication network known as the "Red Wire" sparks a synchronized worker uprising across Australia and New Zealand. Bypassing colonial wartime censorship, the newly forged Australasian Socialist Federation (ASF) successfully throws off the British Imperial yoke, breaking royal blockades and repelling a bloody Pacific Civil War. From the defense of Botany Bay to a fierce "Great Patriotic War" against Imperial Japanese invaders, the ASF survives through sheer solidarity and innovative, localized warfare. In peacetime, the Federation emerges as a global beacon of democratic syndicalism. Resilient against the Wall Street Crash of 1929, defiant during the Cold War's Tasman Missile Crisis, and untouched by the collapse of the Soviet Bloc, the ASF pioneers an insulated, eco-conscious economy driven by labor credits, green energy, and a revolutionary real-time digital democracy. Rich in geopolitical intrigue, technological divergence, and military strategy, this timeline offers a captivating blueprint of a world where corporate capitalism failed to conquer the globe, and the working class built a high-tech, zero-emission sanctuary in the South Pacific.

The empire demanded their blood. They chose their home. In the blood-soaked mud of 1916, the British Empire demands a devastating price from its distant colonies. But when the call for more ANZAC reinforcements reaches the Pacific, the thread snaps. Instead of compliance, the streets of Melbourne and Wellington explode into violent, anti-imperial riots. In a coordinated political coup, radical nationalist governments seize power, severing ties with the British Crown to forge a defiant new alliance: the United Commonwealth of Australia and the Republic of Aotearoa. Furious at the betrayal, the Royal Navy seals the borders with a brutal blockade, plunging the young nations into an agonizing war of survival. Returning soldiers face a shattering choice: uphold their oaths to a distant King, or defend the rugged shores of a newly independent homeland. To survive, the breakaway republics must form unprecedented alliances with indigenous leaders, rewriting the future of their land and striking a dangerous bargain with the Empire's enemies. From the desperate trenches of the Siege of Auckland to the clandestine nuclear labs of the Australian desert and the vibrant, decolonized cultural renaissance of the 1990s, the story charts an alternate century of defiance. Armed with an independent spirit, a proprietary digital frontier, and a nuclear deterrent, two nations stand completely unbowed-forever detached from the Crown, guarding the gateway to the Southern Hemisphere.

The St. James family survives on beauty, privilege, and scandal. This season, blood runs closer to the heart. Clara Ellery has always known how to play the game-smile when expected, charm when useful, and never let society think it understands her too well. Then there is Bolton St. James. A man who does not merely enter a room-he takes it. Dangerously magnetic, infuriatingly self-assured, and exactly the sort of man Clara knows she should avoid. Naturally, our heroine flirts with him instead. But attraction is the easiest part of this scandal. Because old wounds do not stay buried. Some women are not easily forgotten. And in Valerique, love is rarely just love. It is leverage. It is temptation. . It is war. . . And some hearts are destined to break in scarlet.

In the blood-soaked theater of King Henry VIII's court, survival is a performance. Queens before her used beauty, brilliant wit, and fierce ambition-and they all ended up on the scaffold. Lady Eleanor of the minor Duchy of Darthmol has none of those things. At twenty-three, she is the invisible seventh daughter, quiet, uneducated in the games of statecraft, and entirely unbothered by the flashing gold of Whitehall. But she possesses a weapon far more dangerous to a paranoid King: an absolute mastery of silence. While the court vipers plot foreign wars and religious reform, Eleanor simply walks half a step behind her husband in soft velvet slippers, refusing to play the game. She doesn't want his crown, she doesn't want his power-she only wants his comfort. And that is exactly why the terrifying tyrant of England is about to lay his entire kingdom at her feet.

ME - The Beast in Me is a psychological myth set in the suspended city of Superbia, where the Ego becomes a god, the mind a labyrinth, and identity a mask you can't take off. If you enjoy books like Percy Jackson but want a darker, more adult myth, this novel transforms classical hero trials into inner battles. Instead of Greek gods, Superbia's Pantheon rules the psyche: Narcisa Covert - the Shadow Goddess, mother of personality disorders. Overer - the Lord of Excess and Perfection. Sixteen semi-divine archetypes shape the soul's journey. The book unfolds in Thirty Acts: ten Admirations, ten Martyrs, ten Excesses - a descent into the self where the Beast is never outside you, but within. If you're searching for Percy Jackson-like mythology for adults, this novel turns divine trials into psychological truth. The Beast doesn't come from outside. It comes from you.