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After living through two lifetimes of war and loss, Alberu and Cale are given a second chance-they've been sent back to the past. Armed with memories, experience, and unyielding determination, they must navigate a world on the brink of chaos and rewrite their fate. But changing the past is never simple, and shadows from their future still linger. --- Aka Cale and Alberu had three life. First life as Cale and Alberu second as Kim Rok Soo and Seo Soo Jin and their third life as Cale and Alberu again (MAJOR SPOILERS FOR BOTH PART 1 AND PART 2 OF TRASH OF THE COUNT'S FAMILY) CREDITS TO YULYEOHAN

Aarohi Malhotra survived the accident that shattered her world - but surviving was never the same as living. Behind her cold silence and carefully built walls hides a girl haunted by forgotten memories, trauma, fear, and emotions she no longer knows how to face. To the world, she appears strong, intelligent, and untouchable. But beneath that control lives a loneliness she quietly carries every day. Then Arjun Sharma enters her life. What begins with misunderstandings and hatred slowly turns into something far deeper - a love built on patience, understanding, and staying beside someone even when they are falling apart. Because sometimes healing does not come from fixing a person. Sometimes, it comes from simply having someone who refuses to leave. But the past Aarohi buried long ago refuses to stay hidden. As forgotten memories slowly begin to surface, her life turns into a dangerous psychological maze filled with secrets, manipulation, obsession, betrayal, emotional conflicts, and truths powerful enough to destroy everything around her. Yet this story is not only about Aarohi. Every character carries their own fears, wounds, insecurities, coping mechanisms, and silent battles. Through different relationships and perspectives, the story explores trauma, healing, attachment, emotional struggles, and the complicated reality of human emotions - because people are rarely simply "right" or "wrong." Sometimes, they are just trying to survive life in the only way they know how to.

Crossing into Netheril, becoming a small lord. Nurturing a Time Whelp, developing arcane magic, and transforming technology. Absorbing populations from various races such as humans, dwarves, elves, halflings, drow, tieflings, and the magicborn, to create a modernized new nation with magical characteristics. Overthrowing the Netheril Empire is the mission! Destroying the Elven Kingdom and the Elven Pantheon is the duty! Eradicating ancient evils and natural disasters is Matthew's shout as he crushes fate! "Brothers and sisters, join Bay Territory! Here, we give out houses, provide free childcare, no worries about food or clothing, assign jobs, and supply all resources needed for life." "Furthermore, we can even offer the path to godhood..." "Everyone only needs to pay a small price of one billion!" A slow-burn farming novel, a new world of dragons and dungeons, a magical version of the Warhammer Empire, and an unprecedented, fresh new version for everyone. Patreon link for those interested: https://www.patreon.com/FALCON_N

Samwell Tarly was meant to be mocked, sent to the Wall, and forgotten. Then another soul opened his eyes and took his place. Armed with foreknowledge, a status panel, and a will no fear could bury, he leaves Horn Hill and raises House Greenhand from nothing. Westeros will learn that House Tarly's weakest son may become its most dangerous player.

They called him a hero. Then they beheaded him. After thirty years of fighting for the kingdom, he was sold for peace. His wife. His children. His army. All died in vain. But death was not the end. He returned. And this time-he would not save the kingdom. He would build something more terrible than war itself. A chimera. And the world would learn... that betrayal has a price.

During the fourth year of the White Room operation, Atsuomi Ayanokoji created the other experiment alongside the 4th generation. Featuring a sole student, unbeknownst to the public or the rest of the cohort - Y/n. With too many ideas and too little time, the continuation of the White Room project depended on innovation and results. With conflicting ideas of the 4th generation syllabus and the soon-to-be 5th generation, Professor Ayanokoji came up with this compromise. Yet when the political conflict occurred, Y/n - a child of an affair - had nowhere to go and instead found herself at the Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing High School (ANHS). And what's even more surprising... The 4th generations prodigy, Professor Ayanokoji's own son, also happened to enroll... But he's in class D...? ⇨ Classroom of the Elite (COTE) Fanfiction ⇨ Slow Burn ⇨ Plot/story emphasis ( slow updates bc busy D: )

[+15 Beginner's Dagger Enhancement: SUCCESS] While other players scream, "Damn it! Enhancing gear past +9 is impossible!" Han Simin just sees a different notification. A fatal accident didn't just trap him in the VR game "Fantastic World"-it gifted him the ultimate cheat. A God-Tier Enhancement ability with a 100% success rate. Forget the main quest. While heroes are out saving the world, Simin is on his own adventure: finding legendary locations to turn trash items into mythical-grade artifacts. That delightful and exhilarating story begins! Text copyright © Bin/KWBOOKS Illustration copyright © makaruse First published in Korean by KWBOOKS English translation copyright © INFINICTION Translator: KimJKW /INFINICTION All rights reserved. *** Weekly updates on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.

Do you know how an empire dies? I do. I spent 186 hours watching it happen. Narco Empire: 1976-1993 was supposed to end with Pablo Valderrama dead and the Medellín Cartel destroyed. I cleared the game. Then I clicked CONTINUE. In my old life, I was a twenty-seven-year-old Korean gamer. Now I'm Santiago Valderrama, the eighteen-year-old son of a dead cartel boss, waking up in Medellín only hours after everything his father built began collapsing. Police are hunting me. Rivals are tearing apart what remains. Former allies are stealing anything they can reach. The men around me have no reason to follow a sheltered teenager. Worse, I barely speak Spanish. All I have is a System, 186 hours of knowledge about how this world is supposed to unfold, and one increasingly obvious problem: Every decision I make changes the future I remember. If I want to live, I have to rebuild an empire the world has already declared dead. Not as Pablo Valderrama's son. As the next Patrón. What to Expect: - Strategic weak-to-strong progression - Crime empire-building - A System with ranks, missions, CP, upgrades, and recruitment - Competent allies and enemies with their own agendas - Strategy, negotiation, business, and information warfare alongside action - Slow-burn romance later. No harem.

In this brutal world where scarcity rises, a new law is added to the list: if you fail to repay your debts, you face public execution. A genius named Roi finds himself in this exact situation, with only four days left to live. That day, while walking in the forest, he finds a person who is built like a tank but has completely lost his memories. Roi names him Ash, and after a wild event, they form a contract to help each other until Roi becomes the richest and Ash becomes the strongest. This story revolves around how Roi uses his brain and Ash's strength to conquer the world. It is all about strategic power, comedy, and how a genius in debt conquers the world!

Five years ago, Stone 's parents went missing while picking cotton in Xinjiang. After a painful journey across China with his grandparents-both of whom passed away on the road-young Stone found himself working endlessly at a beef noodle shop in Ningbo, unpaid, overworked, and sleeping on wooden tables in the dead of winter. When he closes his eyes after a long midnight shift, expecting only another cold dawn, he wakes up on a warm heated brick bed (kang) in a mud-brick cottage. He has transmigrated to 1103 AD-the 3rd year of Emperor Tianzuo's reign in the Liao Dynasty. He is now living in Liujiaying village, near the Yan-Yun Sixteen Prefectures. Worldly affairs mean little to a boy who only completed primary school; he has no martial prowess, no political ambition, and no cheat codes. All he wants is to survive, keep his adopted family safe, and see if his parents from the future somehow crossed over too. Yet history cares nothing for quiet lives. As he navigates local village life, playful childhood adventures, theft of books from a eccentric local Marquis, and encounters with wolves on the border, Stone finds himself swept into the grand gearwork of the Song, Liao, Jin, and Western Xia conflicts. Together with an intriguing mix of transmigrated family members, cunning warlords, and ordinary peasants, Stone must use his modern common sense, endurance, and quiet compassion to build a refuge in the midst of turmoil.

Li Changshou ialah seorang pemuda moden yang meninggal dunia akibat penyakit, kemudian bereinkarnasi ke dunia kultivasi pada zaman sebelum peristiwa Investiture of the Gods. Berbeza dengan kebanyakan protagonis yang bercita-cita menjadi wira, Li Changshou hanya mahu hidup dengan selamat dan mencapai keabadian. Dia sangat berhati-hati dalam setiap tindakan. Sebelum melakukan apa-apa, dia akan merancang pelbagai langkah, menyediakan jalan keluar, menyembunyikan kekuatan sebenar, dan mengelakkan daripada menarik perhatian musuh. Walaupun sering cuba menjauhkan diri daripada konflik, nasib tetap membawanya terlibat dalam pelbagai konspirasi, peperangan antara puak, serta pertemuan dengan tokoh-tokoh legenda. Di samping itu, hubungan Li Changshou dengan rakan seperguruan, guru, dan beberapa watak penting berkembang sedikit demi sedikit. Melalui kebijaksanaan, strategi dan kesabarannya, dia berjaya mengatasi musuh yang jauh lebih kuat tanpa bergantung semata-mata pada kuasa. Novel ini menggabungkan unsur xianxia, komedi, strategi, pengembaraan dan sedikit elemen percintaan, dengan fokus utama pada kecerdikan Li Changshou yang sentiasa "bermain selamat" untuk bertahan hidup.

Two alliances, comprised of four major political entities and countless smaller nations, have been locked in a protracted war for years, neither able to gain a decisive advantage. As time passes and two brilliant commanders emerge, the situation changes, and Earth is finally drawn into this chaotic conflict. Dazzling high technology, artificial intelligence, life-saving drugs, gene therapy, and surreal games, accompanied by the looming shadow of interstellar war-is this a trap or a new beginning? The choice rests in the hands of every Earthling. Some are doubtful, some are opposed, and some are filled with anticipation. Regardless, a new chapter has begun. Can Earth integrate into interstellar civilization? How will it face the impending war? This is pure science fiction, not a wish-fulfillment story. There are no cheat codes, no time travel, no monster-slaying or leveling up, no harem, and no single male and female protagonist. Instead, it features multiple storylines. This work is merely a speculation about various future political systems and lifestyles. The descriptions of interstellar war are simply my own imagination and may differ from readers' expectations. I have tried to measure future warfare according to current laws of physics; of course, there are no outdated weapons like laser swords or fantastical weapons like two-dimensional foils. Beyond war and technology, this book explores various aspects of human nature: greed, fear, lust, power... It also features futuristic love, brotherhood, human-machine relationships, and clone romances... as well as international strategies and conspiracies. I hope you enjoy this book.

Josh Alonzo is an ordinary senior high school student with an extraordinary obsession. Quiet, introverted, and more comfortable with books than people, Josh spends most of his life buried in novels and history books. Worried that his lack of social interaction will leave him isolated, his family encourages him to try a newly released game called Dark Ages. What begins as a simple escape quickly becomes an obsession. Unlike other players who chase power and glory, Josh becomes fascinated by the game's hidden lore. Over the next three years, he explores every corner of the world, talks to every non-player character, uncovers forgotten ruins, completes nearly impossible secret quests, and discovers countless alternate endings. When the developers announce that the game's servers will permanently shut down due to financial failure, Josh refuses to leave with regrets. Moments before the final countdown reaches zero, he accomplishes what no one else ever has. 100% Completion. As the last player to earn the legendary Platinum Badge, Josh receives a mysterious invitation to become the first beta tester of an experimental full-dive version of Dark Ages. He accepts without hesitation. But when he logs in... There is no logout button. No game interface. No second chances. The pain is real. The hunger is real. Death is real. Josh soon discovers that he hasn't entered a game. He has entered another world.

Livia Ashborne's luck was never truly hers. In her first life, Livia survived by making herself useful to powerful people. So when she awakens as a disposable support character inside a fantasy academy novel, she follows the only strategy she trusts: stay close to Elios Solmire, the divine protagonist destined to win. She becomes exactly what a hero would protect-sweet, harmless, and quietly indispensable. The plan works far too well. Because Elios does not merely protect what he considers his. And Dante Ravenshae, the final villain, is the only man who sees through every carefully practiced smile. Dante is a forbidden necromancer whose status Livia cannot read, a monster destined to die beneath the hero's holy sword. He should be her greatest threat. Instead, he becomes her blackmailer, accomplice, and dangerously perfect partner in crime. Together, they steal sacred relics, falsify missions, weaponize the dead-and fracture the original story one calculated mistake at a time. But as Livia chooses the villain, the hero begins to fall. Elios's devotion twists into possession. His divine protection becomes a cage. And the world itself starts erasing everyone who refuses their assigned role. Then Livia discovers the truth behind her impossible Luck: every miracle she receives was stolen from someone the story had already sacrificed. The system wants its ending restored. The hero must ascend. The villain must die. And Livia must take her rightful place on the altar. But when the final reset begins, will Livia destroy the system-or discover that she was the reason it was created in the first place?

Sebastian Vale has spent years making sure no one notices him. At university, he is nothing more than an unremarkable student with mediocre grades, worn clothes, and no reason to attract attention. Being underestimated is exactly how he likes it. Until one night changes everything. A single encounter pulls Sebastian into a world of crime, powerful families, hidden agendas, and carefully controlled information. What begins as a fight to survive soon becomes something far more dangerous: a game where every move has consequences, every alliance has a price, and the truth is rarely what it seems. As Sebastian struggles to stay one step ahead, Seraphine Grimaldi begins uncovering a trail of bodies, disappearances, and manipulated information that leads deeper into a conflict far larger than either of them expected. Sebastian knows how to read people. Seraphine knows how to control them. But neither knows who is pulling the strings. And in a game where everyone may be a piece on someone else's board, the most dangerous move may be the one no one sees coming. Hunted by a ruthless network tied to the campus power brokers, the two are forced to plunge into the forgotten underworld of centuries-old tunnels and subterranean sewers. With no rules, zero room for error, and the pursuit closing in, survival depends on cold logic, a hacked smartphone, and enough gallows humor to keep from panicking. In a game where every second counts and the walls have echoes, how far are you willing to run to save your own skin? Welcome to the Marionette Gambit

History says Dong Zhuo dies in 192. Lü Bu kills him. Then the Dong clan gets exterminated. I knew all of this. Which would have been much more useful if I had not opened my eyes as Dong Zhuo's nineteen-year-old son. There are worse transmigrations. Few come with such a clear expiration date. Fortunately, the original Dong Yu left me one magnificent inheritance: Everyone already thinks I'm useless. Lazy. Cowardly. Drunk whenever possible. More interested in beautiful women than military affairs. Perfect. All I have to do is protect that reputation, get Mother somewhere safe, gather enough money and food to survive, and avoid every famous bastard I remember from the Three Kingdoms. Especially Lü Bu. Then Father asked what I wanted. "A small estate." "Where?" "West." Li Ru looked at me. "Why west?" "Yuan Shao went east." The room went quiet. That should have been my first warning. I wanted distance from Yuan Shao. They heard that I had already predicted rebellion. I wanted grain because jewelry is difficult to eat. They heard preparation for famine and war. I counted carts because, at some point, I fully intend to run away. Somehow that was worse. Yesterday, Li Ru thought I was an idiot. Today, he thinks I might have spent nineteen years pretending to be one. Father has started asking for my opinion. Lü Bu has started paying attention to me. And every time I desperately try to prove that I am a cowardly, lazy, womanizing waste of a noble son, everyone becomes a little more convinced that the act itself is part of some terrifying plan. I know how this story ends. I am trying very hard not to be important enough to change it. Unfortunately, the people around me seem determined to promote me into treason.

In a world of never ending cruelty, she is forced to navigate the Earth on her own to find a Good Ending. All her allies keep dying, she keeps failing, even with the power of the Eyes, she still can't save any of them. After each Reset, her allies forget her, betray her, hate her, and the world returns to a certain point in time. Now, it's her 629th Reset. Will she finally be able to make it to the Good Ending she's endlessly chasing? --- Note: This is a stat-light, narrative-focused story with no massive status screens

Hungary, the 16th century. A besieged fortress is on the verge of collapse under the onslaught of Janissaries. Its defenders are just some strangers dressed in plaid kilts. Their enemy is ruthless; their hope is madness. But they are the ones who will change the fate of country.

For Nina, Campus War Online is just a game - something she plays for fun, nothing more. Until one unexpected opportunity puts her on the biggest battlefield of her life. Now, she has to fight for a campus that barely believes in her, face teams that are determined to win, and survive against one player who seems to know her every move. Renzo Bacale. The Golden Player. He doesn't trash-talk. He doesn't show off. He just watches. Predicts. And somehow, he's always one step ahead. After their first match, he leaves Nina with only one sentence, "You're looking at the wrong part of the battlefield." She doesn't understand what he means. But she knows one thing- there's something about Renzo, about the game, and about herself that she hasn't figured out yet. And once she does... there may be no going back.

Seventeen-year-old Ravena Voss has always been good at running from trouble-literally. A reckless parkour enthusiast, she spends her days climbing buildings, skipping school, and getting herself into places she shouldn't be. But when a mysterious worldwide broadcast announces a brand-new event called Dead by Daylight, Ravena is unexpectedly chosen as one of four Survivors. At first, it seems like the ultimate reality show: training, interviews, cameras, fame, and a mysterious Killer chosen by the game's creators. But as the four Survivors prepare for their first-ever match, they begin to realize that Dead by Daylight isn't the harmless entertainment everyone thinks it is. And when the game finally begins, Ravena may discover that being good at running doesn't necessarily mean you can escape. (this part is finished but still not edited so I'm sorry if your first read is kinda uncomfortable :< It gets better I swear :>> )