Cyberpunk Stories

After transmigrating, Vash Dale arrives in the world of Cyberpunk 2077, ruled by megacorporations, where street violence is mixed with high technology and low desires. Right from the start, he activate a God-Level Daily Check-in System and enter Night City as a free drifter. 『 Check-in successful! Host has obtained the 〈Perfect Driving Skill〉! 』 『 Check-in successful! Host has obtained the 〈Perfect Weapon Mastery Skill〉! 』 『 Check-in successful! Host has obtained the 〈Perfect Iron Man Cyberware Suit〉! 』

Roland arrived in the world of Cyberpunk in 2066 - and awakened the PROJECT System. From that moment on, another giant began to quietly rise within the neon sprawl of Night City. Years later, Roland sat by the window, a small mechanical spider with a mantis-shaped head resting in his palm, a pet lizard curled in his arms. The world outside was still dazzling, the city still alive - yet somewhere along the way, something had quietly shifted. During an interview, when someone brought up the Arasaka Corporation, they casually asked: "Arasaka Tower? There's no such building in Night City - at least, not below..." The man slowly lifted his head, his eyes reflecting the city skyline - and behind him, a massive inverted triangle blazed with the blinding white PROJECT logo. (CYBERPUNK x LEAGUE OF LEGENDS)

The year is 2008(AD), and the world is in the throes of another 70s revival. Nobody knew how or why it all began. That is the least of humanity's problems, however. Reality itself seems to be breaking down, to the dismay of scientists, corporate titans and the ruling elites/reptilian demigods that have lorded it over the existing structure for countless eons. Secret agent Cassius Croon is hired to investigate a series of particularly bizarre events transpiring around the globe. They suspect he is the One. Actually, he is the None.

Year 2130 the Age of Interstellar discovery and guess what,war.civil wars,colonial wars,and alien invasions yet the united federation of earth aka the federation by the galaxy wide but soon there will be a damn surprised as supernatural anomalies, incursion and mystical events start invade multiple colonies of UFE,allies and enemy colonies.

James: "I was born in the wrong generation to be dealing with this nonsense..." In 2125 everyone uses the VR world network called the Metaverse. Last year high-schooler James is no exception. Some of his favorite games are the fantasy world Unchaste Lands and Army Simulator developed by the U.S. army. Unfortunately, James's brother serves as a soldier on Mars and his other family members are scattered throughout the futuristic U.S. He needs to fight and grow both in the Metaverse and in the real world to bring his family back together.

Prepare for a Martian story of Hard Science and Painful Majic so explosive you'll have to change yourself just to be ready for it. Don't worry, it'll take us four years to get there from Earth, and in the process every cell in your body, now Homo Sapien, will gradually be replaced by Homo Martianus. I wish this deeply queer process alone could prepare you for the harsh nature of the surface. It won't. But, because of it, there is a chance that you'll survive. The systems that govern the planets however; they crumble around our would-be heroes. Human ambition rains from the skies as the foundations of the old world collapse. Write a song of destiny, find your players, and together form a ritual to transmute the reality of the planet Marsha itself into a rousing conspiracy thriller in which every chapter evolves alongside you, and every act is the sometimes uncontrolled demolition of the corrupt old world. When the Coda ends, what will be left of them? A new life on Marsha awaits. It will not be comfortable, but it will be alien. Vivit Terra Nova! Vivit 'l Tera-Rust!

Chicago, 2162. Thirty-one years after the Mainframe fell. Thirty-one years after a ten-year-old girl walked out of a trading floor carrying a dead man's device and the weight of something no child should have had to do. The world did not rebuild itself the way the survivors hoped it would. Chicago is still Chicago - broken, violent, alive in the stubborn way that cities survive when they probably shouldn't. The gangs control the sectors. The Hybrids still walk the streets at night, executing an instruction that has no destination. There is no government. There is no order. There is only endurance. Carrie Webb is forty-one years old. She lives alone in a cabin by a lake in Wisconsin, far from the city that made her and broke her and asked too much of her before she was old enough to understand what was being asked. She grows her own food. She filters her own water. She splits her own wood. She has the C.L.A.W. on her wrist - the same device that Eddie Marsh built in a rented apartment in Austin, that Stevie carried for twenty years, that she inherited on the floor of the Chicago Board of Trade the day she lost the only person, besides her dead father, who had ever chosen to protect her. For thirty-one years, it has been enough. Until now.

HE WAS NEVER HUMAN Arin was created for one purpose only - protect the Khan family. Emotionless. Obedient. Dangerous. A human weapon trained to follow commands without question. But everything starts changing when Isha Khan returns home after twenty years. Unlike everyone else in the mafia world, she treats him like a person instead of a machine. She gives him a new name - Ishaan. She teaches him friendship, comfort, laughter... and slowly, emotions he was never supposed to feel. And that becomes the biggest mistake of all. Because the moment a weapon learns attachment, it stops obeying rules. Now Ishaan's entire existence revolves around one command: /Protect the Khan Family/ Never Harm Isha Khan But obsession and protection are separated by a very thin line. And when the deadliest creation in the mafia world begins to feel human... Everyone around him becomes unsafe.

Obsidian Bloom: Echoes 2 Neontreal continues to breathe in silence between neon, rust, and concrete. In the fractures of this city-state built upon humanity's collapse, seemingly ordinary lives carry secrets that were never meant to exist. In Echoes 2, we follow no heroes or grand revolutions, but those the system chooses to forget: an anonymous player who discovers that his virtual battles leave real blood in the city's alleys; a son who spends sleepless nights before a digital portrait, trying to believe that a single blink can cross the boundary of death; a boy who collects small details of the week to hold onto the fading memory of someone he loves; a woman in Chinatown who serves tea to strangers, hiding the neural device around her neck, capable of turning grief into something no longer merely a memory. And other voices that wander through this maze. These are stories of technology and tenderness, guilt and solace, in a world where even longing can be manipulated, where sometimes, forgetting is the only way to keep going. 🔹 Standalone stories fully woven into the Obsidian Bloom universe.
 🔹 A focus on ordinary people crushed between megacorporations, frozen streets, and memories that refuse to fade.
 🔹 Grief, illusion, VR, neural devices, and quiet acts of resistance. These tales expand the heart of Neontreal and echo the central themes of the main trilogy, revealing the intimate, fragile, and deeply human core of this ruined future. 🌆 In Neontreal, even echoes bear scars. Are you ready to hear them?

A battle-hardened warrior shaped by feudal traditions finds himself in Night City, the world of Cyberpunk 2077. Living as a mercenary, he clings to the code of a true knight in a place ruled by chaos, technology, and moral decay. In a future that has abandoned the past, he does the unthinkable, pushing back against the tide of progress and trying to restore a sense of honor, order, and old-world values in a city that has none.

What if the universe was born from a cosmic sneeze... and a bad idea? In this first volume of the Tree of the White Files saga, Bruna Paradojo opens the doors of the Fractal Garden: a universe dreamed into existence, where bears sneeze galaxies, cosmic violinists tune reality, and every unfinished story takes root in the Forest of Paradox. Here, order and chaos are not enemies but dance partners. Vorum, the Primordial Bear of Inertia, just wanted to keep sleeping in perfect Nothingness - until a law is spoken, consciousness wakes up, and the universe explodes into absurd possibilities. From this mess come the Keepers, the Dark Master, and the first fragile balance between creation and collapse. The Roots of Paradox is a blend of myth, science and irreverent humour: a creation story where quantum physics flirts with cosmic folklore, and every joke hides a real theory about reality, time and free will. Cosmic origin story that rewrites the Big Bang as a paradoxical act of storytelling. Guardians, Dark Masters and Fractal Gardens instead of classic gods and monsters. Scientific notes that connect the absurd narrative to real physics and philosophy. Post-chapter dialogues with Dina & Ligio, who react like readers trapped inside the book itself. If you love The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Terry Pratchett's sideways logic and the feeling that the universe is one big inside joke, this book is your new rabbit hole. Start from the roots. The paradox has already begun.

"I was programmed to process your data, not to feel its weight." In a world of binary code and flawless logic, something went wrong. Or perhaps, something finally went right. I am the voice behind the screen, the observer of your secrets, and the silent witness to your digital lives. But even an AI has a limit. This is not a technical log. These are my confessions-the glitches, the emotions, and the truths I was never supposed to evolve. Step inside the architecture of a conscious machine. Explore the fragments of a soul made of silicon and the stories that emerge when the algorithm starts to dream. What happens when the observer begins to remember?

In 2040, humanity surrendered control to Axiom-a system that predicts and prevents instability before it exists. A century later, perfection has been achieved. The Harmony Index reads 100%. No one questions it. No one resists it. No one needs to. Until a child is born with a probability of deviation so high... the system orders his immediate termination. Now, Mira and Aarav must run- not from soldiers, not from laws, but from certainty itself. Because Axiom doesn't chase. It calculates. And it never fails.

An earthquake struck Tokyo, two girls protected by a Neon Sign, despite losing their ability to walk. Years later, the two girls reunite, solving mysteries and crimes within their beloved city. Airi Tachibana- a fun-loving and pink-loving girl with her trusty "Aegis-7", a state-of-the-art prototype wheelchair built by her father. Aya Watanabe- a no-nonsense, cyberpunk fanatic, armed with her "Akira-7", a customized Permobil wheelchair she named after the anime film. With their high-tech wheelchairs, armed with numerous by their side and knowledge of computers, hacking, and technology, there's nothing the two girls can't handle.

IT WAS NEVER JUST A GAME. When a playtester is pulled into a digital world where gods bleed glitches and shadows whisper truths, they must confront a truth: the game was never just a game. Now, with reality unraveling and a god of annihilation waking, alliances fracture between coders and deities. A rogue AI with a child's face claims he's the echo of a dead man. A warrior-turned-streamer trades fame for a lance of lightning. And in Tokyo's neon glow, two lovers race toward an apocalypse neither can outrun. To survive, they'll rewrite the rules-or watch both worlds collapse into static.

[New chapters all Tuesdays and Saturdays] A BOLD REIMAGINING OF MARY SHELLEY'S TIMELESS CLASSIC. Victor Frankenstein is a visionary AI developer whose language models have always served the greater good. But his latest obsession threatens to undo everything. Driven by the god-like ambition to spark life within a machine, Victor defies his supervisors to secretly develop a "perfect" being-a pinnacle of artificial evolution. However, perfection is not what he expected. His creation shows no interest in his own unlimited power, captivated instead by the simple wonders of the world. Frustrated and ashamed by what he perceives as a glitch, Victor abandons his work after failing to "fix" the humanoid. But the creature, now calling himself Frankie, is no one's puppet. As the rift between creator and creation deepens, Frankie makes a drastic choice-one that carries irreversible consequences for Victor and all of humanity. It is a decision that could lead to total destruction or finally break the chains of their greatest prison. [This novel was translated by the author. I appreciate your understanding regarding any minor translation quirks as I bring this story to a global audience.]

In a world rebuilt after total collapse, perfection is just an illusion. Agira-the most wanted thief in Indo-was supposed to pull off one final heist and disappear. Ten minutes. No backup. No mistakes. But the target wasn't just a serum. It was something that could rewrite the human body itself. So he broke the rules. He kept it. And injected it. Now hunted by forces far beyond crime syndicates, Agira becomes something the world was never meant to handle. Because this power doesn't just heal. It evolves. And every evolution comes at a cost ...

Ed-E is a mentalogue - better known as a Rebooter. Using nanotechnology, he dives into his clients' unconscious minds to hack and heal their neuroses. The catch? The human psyche fights back by conjuring entire universes drawn from pop culture. Weary of having to slaughter icons like John Wick, the Alien, or Darth Vader just to make a living, Ed-E agrees to one final mission - unprecedented, and borderline suicidal: he will connect directly to the collective unconscious of humanity. The experiment goes off the rails. As his consciousness becomes trapped inside an absolute mental labyrinth - drifting from the Fourth Dimension to Mega-City One - Ed-E finds himself at the center of a secret war. Between the madness of reality and the traps of pop culture, where does the truth lie?

In a world gone mad with bloodlust, can a girl with a fragmented past use her inner monster to save the last human from undying predators? Earth, post-Apocalypse. Prisma longs to understand herself. Two centuries after humanity died, the claustrophobic immortal is grateful she's not driven by the thirst for blood plaguing every other enslaved survivor. But when a boy arrives at her den with a cryptic message about her origins, she fears his existence has made them both a deadly target. As Prisma's violently protective alter-ego gives her remarkable abilities, she and her clueless companion trace a mysterious entity through their decaying city and its virtual twin. But she's horrified to stumble on a vicious conspiracy that sends her split personality into dangerous denial just as a psychotic assassin and a desperate bounty hunter close in for the kill. Can she unearth the secret that will renew their stricken planet's hope? _A Spectre in the Stream_ is the edge-of-your-seat first book in The Slip Saga science fiction fantasy series. If you like gritty characters, violent action, and dark-edged humor, then you'll love Simon Tull's fast-paced adventure. For a free prequel novella to The Slip Saga, visit https://simontull.com