Simulations Stories

Mira, an avid player of otome games, suddenly finds herself in the world of the otome game she's just finished. As if that on its own isn't bad enough, she's become the game's villainess, Blythe Ridge, destined for execution once the heroine attains the good ending of whichever love interest she chooses. As a connoisseur of isekai web novels, she's convinced that all she needs to do to escape from certain death is to turn over a new leaf and stop bullying Daisy Willoughby, the heroine of the otome game. Easy peasy. Unfortunately for her, she soon finds out that she has no say in the matter-her body moves of its own will whenever certain game events have to take place. Everyone around her is bemused by her frenzied scrambling to claim that all her malicious actions, and even some of her speech, are a complete and total accident. Mira--no, it's Blythe now--just wants to escape from the 'villainess' label to keep on living! ----------------------------------- "Born to be a pacifist, forced to be a villainess. Such is the story of my life!" "What in the world are you talking about?" "It's a meme, a meme!" ----------------------------------- (third person, past tense, slowburn clean romance, LOW fantasy) ----------------------------------- Note: An otome game often refers to a romance visual novel, targeted at women, with a female protagonist and male love interests. Some include stat-raising aspects. ----------------------------------- Updates Tuesdays and Thursdays. Read 20 chapters ahead on Patreon! ⭐️ (Cover art by ME. I illustrated it.)

A single secret glance from the balcony across the street was all it took to trigger a massive glitch in the matrix. Meet Mira and Liam-two lives completely interlinked by a series of cosmic coincidences. The universe seems obsessed with bringing them together, yet they manage to miss each other by a split second at every street corner, mall aisle, or concert crowd. Between anonymous high school gossip pages, a silent digital chess match of secret Instagram stalker accounts, and the chaotic masterplans of a squad determined to lock them in a room until they finally talk... when will the simulation finally break? A cartier love story. Inspired by real events.

The perfect future, humanity has forgotten how to grow. The last answer to save humanity was in the forgotten traditional Korean play. "This story is entirely my original concept, from the intricate plot to the character arcs. AI was used as a supplementary tool to help refine the prose and polish the writing."

Through the glass, we experience our lives. We optimize our routines, curate our identities, and rely on the code to bring us together. However, what will happen if the digital world determines that humans are no longer necessary?

A group of teenagers strike gold when they find a way to quickly gain money. However what they didn't know was that there was more that they struck (If things dont make sense it may be because the fact that this TECHNICALLY is book 3, however its pretty much book 1)

What if reality isn't breaking... What if it's watching you? Ethan lost three hours. No memory. No explanation. Just a clock that refuses to move, and a world that feels slightly...off. At first, it's small things. People knowing what he hasn't said. Moments repeating. Rules no one admits exist. Then the patterns start. And once you see the pattern.... You can't unsee it. Something is controlling the narrative. Something is correcting mistakes. Something is watching. And Ethan? He may have just broken a rule. ⚠️ This is not just a story. Pay attention to the details. Because the deeper you go... the more it starts to feel real. New chapters every 1-2 days.

The world has been formatted. What remains of Earth is an endless, decaying labyrinth where the laws of physics are nothing more than system glitches. Logic has no place here, and death is merely the deletion of a corrupted file. Survivors roam the sterile corridors and digital wastelands, searching for meaning in a reality that no longer belongs to them. But with soulless antiviruses on the hunt and the very fabric of the world tearing apart, the only way to hold onto humanity is to face the end with a laugh. This is a story of those left on the wrong side of the Simulation, and the madness that becomes the only rule for survival. Tuesday and Friday - new chapters.

Lillian and countless others within the walls of Constantine share the exact same beginning at age five. But their paths do not end the same. Within Nexus, they embark on a journey designed to challenge their beliefs, expose their values, and uncover the truth of who they are-a journey filled with heavy questions and no easy answers. The goal is not to discover who they are expected to be, but to remember who they already are. Growing into Self. For most, it is a journey to become N.E.W. For others, it reveals the deepest desires of their true nature, demanding a place in the world where they actually fit. Who will these teens become when faced with reality?

Chloe Hart is tired of disappointing dates and relationships that never seem to last. When her best friend introduces her to Elysium, an immersive virtual reality experience where users can create their ideal life and meet their perfect partner, it seems like the escape she's been looking for. Inside Elysium, everything is effortless. The connections feel real, the experiences are unforgettable, and Eli understands Chloe in ways no one else ever has. But as her attachment to the virtual world grows, her real life begins to unravel. Friendships suffer, her health declines, and the career she's worked so hard to build starts slipping away. When Elysium offers Chloe the chance to stay forever, she must decide whether perfect love is worth losing the imperfect life waiting for her beyond the screen. Perfectly Yours is a contemporary romance about loneliness, connection, and discovering that sometimes the most meaningful relationships are the ones that aren't perfect at all.

These are a mix of poems and stories. All based on one person but in different views and situations.It lives every story as a pawn to be put in another. It is the perfect embodiment of the good and bad. The rollercoaster of life bringing it to unimaginable bounds.Yet A lesson to learn though every scenario.

Gareth goes on a quest to find the Ultimanium gems and to find his family and to defeat the Ultor Corp. Starting out with Ross as an ally, he gets many more like Thomas, Vinh and Nathan who support him is his quest.

Reality has always been a mystery... until someone discovers the truth. Kai was just an ordinary young man searching for answers about existence, life, and the universe. But after encountering the mysterious First Programmer, he learns a terrifying secret: The world is not made of atoms. It is made of code. Every star. Every memory. Every emotion. Every living soul. Everything is written. But if reality is a program... who wrote it? And why was Kai created? As ancient secrets begin to awaken and forces beyond human understanding start watching Earth, Kai must uncover the truth behind the God Code before the universe itself rewrites him. Some secrets are discovered. Some secrets discover you.

In a world where everything is perfectly artistic, every smile rehearsed and every feeling filtered, Ezry wakes up with no past: just a name, a classroom, and a life that seems flawlessly placed. But the silence between the lines doesn't stay silent forever. A story about memory, identity, and the cracks in a perfect world. From Author: New chapters will follow depending on how much time I have. Thank you for reading. © 2025 Styranil.

How do you fight for your life... when your life isn't real? In a future where memories can be extracted, rewritten, and sold, Aera Voss is the best in the business-until a high-risk assignment traps her inside the shattered mind of tech mogul Kaelen Rhyne. The job was simple: restore his final corrupted memory. But inside his collapsing mindscape, Aera finds impossible anomalies-glitches that whisper her name, a masked figure hunting her through every layer, and fragments of her own past where they shouldn't exist. As reality and illusion blur, Aera begins to question everything. Why does her reflection flicker with static? Why can't she remember her own death? And why does the AI in her head sound less like an assistant... and more like a predator? There's only one way out: find the Core Fragment before it finds her. But the deeper she dives, the more terrifying the truth becomes. Because the greatest danger isn't losing her mind. It's realizing she was never real to begin with.

This is a ONE SHOT or drabble //It's Kokichi's birthday. And it's also my birthday (in a couple days) so I'm treating myself to some KiibOuma// //AU: the 53rd killing game was a simulation because there's no way showing children being killed and killing each other for reals on TV became legal. screw you, hunger games. Also they keep there game personalities and talents. Pregame is for a different fic. And a different ship. Oh, and everyone lives together to recover.// Being pulled from the simulation was like having the rug yanked out from under him, and the first couple months being back in the real world sucked major dick. But now everybody was out (finally). Well, everyone except Kiibo, since, apparently, he never existed in the first place. It was strange. The feeling in his chest told him he was missing something, but that can't be right. Some of the others notice. And Miu, being Miu, does something about it.

Upon his death, a young man finds himself face to face with God and demands an explanation.

You find out that you are in a simulation so you try to find the way out but a there is a machine called The One Of Order and The One Over All that you need to defeat to escape the simulation. You are a US veteran Named James orwall

Howrse is a free-to-play browser game developed by French studio Owlient and currently published by Ubisoft. It is a breeding simulation game with horses.

Christopher Arte is the greatest detective in Roseminster. He has solved every case worth solving. He knows every street, every face, every hidden corner of the city. When a twelve-year-old boy is found murdered in an abandoned house, Arte expects another investigation. Instead, he dies. The next morning, he wakes up alive. The same day begins again. The same people. The same streets. The same impossible murder. As the days repeat, Arte finds himself haunted by strange dreams, cryptic messages, a language no one seems to understand, and a voice that shouldn't exist, a voice that appears to know his life better than he does. Meanwhile, a woman named Moni Escalante enters his world and makes him question whether some things are worth holding onto, even when reality itself begins to come apart. In a city that feels almost perfect, Arte must uncover the truth behind a murdered child, a phrase left at every crime scene, and a mystery far larger than death itself. Some stories are meant to be told. This one is trying to escape.

Eric is given the opportunity to create and modify a simulation-world. Eric's world includes unique features, intertwined systems mechanics, and it connects to other user-created worlds. After falling into a unique medical condition, the VRC, a virtual reality corporation, offers Eric a deal to enter and be a creator regarding the Simulation-multiverse. The Simulation-multiverse is a man-made nexus in which Eric, AGIs, and others are able to interact. Later, in Eric's Universe, a character named Jeff searches for Eric. Eric's completed world creation process had set the foundation for later adventures to occur, enabling Jeff and others to engage with Eric's world and it's elements and features. The Simulation serves as a recreational pastime activity and is ""also designed to prevent individuals from experiencing extended periods of isolation and missed life opportunities whereby it prevents such by addressing the concern of hospital patients who may awaken after prolonged hospitalized states, such as a patient regaining consciousness after 30 years unconscious, only to discover they have limited time remaining (perhaps 15 years) to accomplish their life goals". Without such a simulation, these individuals might feel profoundly deprived of three decades' worth of potential experiences, relationships, and achievements they could have enjoyed had they remained conscious during their hospitalization".