Summoning Earth plunges readers into a world where entire nations are mysteriously transported to a parallel realm, bringing their modern technology, culture, and conflicts with them. Amidst this dramatic upheaval, the Parpaldian Empire and other powerful factions face new challenges from Earth's hyper-advanced nations like the United States, Russia, and China. As alliances form and tensions rise, the clash between ancient traditions and futuristic might reshapes the balance of power. Follow the intertwining fates of diverse characters-from steadfast military leaders and cunning diplomats to those caught in the chaos of war and peace. In a world where the stakes are survival and supremacy, Summoning Earth explores the consequences of power, the resilience of nations, and the enduring spirit of humanity in the face of the unknown. Will the ancient empires adapt and thrive, or will they crumble under the weight of Earth's overwhelming might? STORY: Following a fictional event, sometimes including real-life events. The story delves deeply into politics, military and economics. AUDIENCE: For people interested in seeing modern nations interact with Alien less advanced societies. We hope you enjoy this. The Story inspired Summoning Japan (Nihonkoku Shoukan) follow entire Earth nations in the New World.

(This is a remake of Tales of gamers. I will still be making chapters in that book though. This one will be different.) 10 people wake up next to each of. Kids of different ages, each with their own personality and traits. But they all have one thing in common but also not as well. THE POWER OF THE GAMER. A power to only be used in make believe and in books, and usually given to one person has selected its 10 players to go an either save the multiverse or reshape it in their own vision. However... The 10 choose a third option.

While walking through the library looking for a good book to read, you find one that's torn and looks old. Pulling it from the shelf, you read about the tale of four heroes. One of the Sword, Bow, Spear and Shield.....the fourth doesn't have alot of information about them. But it tells that they are the weakest of the four. As you start to close the book, it forced itself open. It glows as the pages quickly flip themselves. You drop it as you feel a pulling sensations come from it. One moment you lose your footing, and the next you find yourself being pulled into the book. (I do not own anything representing the anime involved with this book. I don't own artwork, music or anything else unless it is my own edits. Symphogear and Rising of a Shield Hero are made by their respective owners and you should know this so I shouldn't have to say anymore.)

Like most Isekai, the main character gets teleported to another. Follow the story of a Super Soldier getting teleported to a world of swords and magic. What is his life going to be like? Only time will tell.

She had it all-money, power, luxury. A brilliant businesswoman at the peak of success, she lived in a world where intelligence and cunning ruled. But in the blink of an eye, everything was taken from her. Struck by lightning and thrown into an unfamiliar medieval fantasy world, she wakes up with nothing. No wealth, no connections, no mana-not even a noble title. Just a sharp mind, a relentless drive, and a burning desire to reclaim the status she once had. In this new world where power is determined by bloodline, magic, and strength, she must outwit corrupt nobles, manipulate guilds, negotiate with criminals, and navigate a world filled with hidden dangers. Along the way, she gathers a small but loyal group of allies-a cold-hearted fallen noble, a thick-headed warrior, a skeptical scholar, and a seductive spy. With no magic of her own, she must use business, strategy, and deception to rise above the system. The world is against her, but she doesn't care. Because in the end, wealth isn't about magic or bloodline. It's about who plays the game better. And she intends to win.

Daniel is just a regular blue collar Maintenance Mechanic working for a manufacturing company. As he's winding down at home from a day of messy work repairing a CNC mill, he is surprised by a sudden glow of light beneath him. And, in an instant, his world changes. Literally. Daniel finds himself now in the world of Zenkon, a world of fantasy beings and monsters, swords and magic, and perilous threats to the safety of the world. As if stepping into a fantasy light novel or video game, he has been apparently summoned by a sacred magic spell that requests a hero from the gods, and in reply, they sent Daniel and a young Japanese man named Rikuto. However, Daniel's luck doesn't seem to be good, as it's quickly discovered that, contrary to the nature of living things in the world of Zenkon, Daniel is the only one that possesses no magic or mana, making him immune to many types of magic, both beneficial and detrimental, but not protecting him from direct harm. As such, Daniel will now have to find his way through this world using his own repair and manufacturing know-how, while Rikuto uses his own modern civics and economics knowledge to try to recover the Kingdom of Mornistae in the midst of a large scale global war. Why were they summoned, and by what wisdom did the gods choose to send 'Divine Heroes'; one with magic and the other without, to a world of which the foundation is magic?

After an encounter with an archangel, Claire Hill, or more aptly known as the 'Ice Queen' by the rest of her peers, is sent to another world. With a personality that disregards the rest, a natural aura that pushes people away, and eyes that could stare a person to death, Michael wonders how this girl before him could ever hope to fit into her new world. Shaking his head slightly, he decides to enjoy watching her antics and adventure. Thus begins the comedic, fantasy, action, slice of lifeish adventure of the Ice Queen now changed into a literal Ice Fairy with the ability to summon and control the power of...wait for it...ice! Could it have been anything other than ice? I mean, the title says it all, even the cover. Welcome to a serious and not serious novel, where dissing Isekai and living Isekai go hand in hand. Where romance buds between two similar but not so similar girls. Yet, things still are not as they first appear. *This volume is completed and the second is already being published on my profile. *There is a revamped version of this current volume being written. --- My Discord Server: https://discord.gg/vwKhVUR *The cover image is not owned by me, but merely used by @DiamondFreddy29 to make the graphic cover for the novel.

Well, i guess i'm dead. But suprisingly, afterlife is real! (Figures....) Me and all my classmates is reincarnated into another world after a freak accident. (God is always mess up, right?) Now, i really hope i can live my second life leisurely and peacefully in this chaotic world. (Buttttt that's not gonna happen) P.s.All of this story is fiction, so please don't try this at home and do not try to kill yourself

Honestly, I don't give a rat's ass about anything from the storyline. Those fucking capture targets are so damn stupid, falling for an idiotic birdbrain heroine. Actually, they probably only fell in love with her for their egos. Why should I ever feel that they're a threat to my life? I'm a duke and duchess' daughter of a powerful kingdom, I'm smart, beautiful, and powerful. I'm just generally better than them. Yeah, I'll just focus on my work as the heir of the dukedom, spoil my brother, improve my magic and swordsmanship, play around, and kill annoying people. This shall be my new life as the prodigy of the century! This is my own story, not fanfiction. All my characters are original. Yes, like all of the other villainess novels out there, we have transmigration in to a villain. And yes, this is like all of the other novels out there, we do have a Mary Sue as our protagonist. Edit: Okay, I'm done, I think. Is there going to be another book? YES!! PS. Changed the cover pagelol

Protagonists, the most important characters in stories. They're the ones that are supposed to save the world and be a symbol of hope for humanity, the ones that can defeat anything in their way if they want to, the ones whom the reader wants to win and succeed... ...Well atleast thats how a good heroic protagonist should be. I wrote three novels after dropping out of college at 20 years old. My first novel was a disaster, boring characters, recycled plot, and a protagonist so rude even I wanted to punch them. The next two? Absolutely amazing and really well-liked. I was ready to quit writing for good when i suddenly got hit by a car and woke up in someone else's body, someone i don't recognize at all, who goes to the exact same school from my first novel. Yeah. That happened, i'm screwed. Great. Now I'm stuck in a world full of arrogant, clueless students. Why couldn't i have entered one of my better stories?! And if that's not enough, the soul of this body won't stop yelling at me to "give their body back", as if i could do that, while a tiny version of them sits on my left shoulder and a tiny version of my 19 year old self from my past life rides the right shoulder. What even is happening anymore? Sigh...