Godlike Player In A Game-like World

It wasn't easy for Celio Hawthorn to live as the third son of a Marquis with his blindness and the fact that he was the child of a servant. He spent his time studying, avoiding martial arts and warfare, even though he was a brilliant strategist. But one day, he discovered a massive betrayal orchestrated by his two older brothers—a betrayal that took the lives of his father, mother, younger brother, and the Marquis title that was supposed to be his. It seemed impossible for him to seek revenge against his two brothers. Until his father bestowed upon him a rare power. A power that allowed him to tear apart reality with an illusion, to change and manipulate it. A power that enabled Celio to see the world and find his enemies. Could he do it? What if his enemies had the same ability as him? (Game of Illusions : Vengeance of the Blind Heir)

Akim's world is ravaged by zombies after an apocalypse. He discovers his fiancée, Alice, cheating on him with his best friend, Marcel. Akim is infected with the zombie virus but surprisingly develops spatial manipulation abilities, allowing him to create a storage space and generate spatial blades. Akim embarks on a perilous journey to find his parents and younger sisters, gathering supplies and crystal cores to enhance his abilities. He encounters various challenges, including hostile gangs and mutated zombies. Along the way, Akim meets a group of arrogant rich brats who demand his assistance. He agrees to help them reach a private airfield in exchange for potential transportation. However, their behavior frustrates him. The story takes a dramatic turn 25 years into the future. Akim has become the last human on Earth, fighting against the "rot of worlds," Kalusus. After a fierce battle, Akim and Kalusus destroy the Earth. In a shocking twist, Akim finds himself revived, intact, and kneeling before a powerful being. The being explains that Akim's world was destroyed due to external forces and offers him a second chance to change the course of events. Akim accepts the offer, and a system update announces a new adventure. With his spatial manipulation abilities and experience, Akim is poised to rewrite history, save humanity, and become its savior.

What begins as a celebration of success marks the end of normalcy for the Goodwill family. In a world that collapses without warning, comfort becomes a memory and survival a daily battle. Thrust into an unfamiliar, apocalyptic reality governed by cruelty, scarcity, and strange laws, the family is forced to abandon everything they once understood and adapt, or perish. Join the Goodwill family as they explore this new reality, face challenges and get stronger.

"You have been chosen to be one of my champions. You will compete against the champions of the other devils and gods." Devon is forcefully drawn to a deadly tournament by the gods and the devils, with the human race as one of the stakes. He reluctantly joins it to make sure his sister is safe. To be able to protect her, he must get stronger. And stay alive.

"Rule Number One: When the darkness falls, close your eyes. Hold your breath. Violators will be terminated." Kael wakes up in a rusted subway car with no memory of how he got there, surrounded by strangers and a mechanical voice announcing the rules of a lethal survival game. In this twisted dimension known as the Death Game, humans are nothing more than livestock, currency, and entertainment. Break a rule? You burn. Fail a timer? You are slaughtered. But Kael isn't helpless. Bound to the mysterious [Death Game System], he awakens a single, seemingly weak ability: 3-Second Precognition. He can't summon meteors. He doesn't have infinite wealth. But in a world where a single misstep means instant death, knowing the future just three seconds in advance is the ultimate cheat code. While others panic and beg for mercy, Kael remains an emotionless, calculating machine. He will exploit every loophole, sacrifice anyone who gets in his way, and brutally execute the monsters that hunt him. The system wants him to play by the rules. Kael is going to use the rules to tear the system apart.

I reincarnated into a harem game that my best friend loved, my past memories are of a young gay man that was killed tragically by a drunk driver. I am now Yuki Aikyo a young aristocrat in the Romance Fantasy ++ universe. Follow me as I try and find romantic capture targets, avoid the pitfalls of pretty women and try to make it to high school.

A global catastrophe struck, leaving the land ravaged and scarred. Food became desperately scarce, all manner of survival resources priceless beyond measure. Factions clashed in ceaseless wars across the land, and all social order crumbled. Kane, a young man, fought his way out of the desolate unplanned zone drenched in blood. He trekked alone through endless billowing yellow sand to seek survival in this territory. By a twist of fate, he met several companions who would stand by him through life and death. In a single resolute thought, he resolved to stop scraping by in ignominious survival. Rising up amid the chaotic age, he forged ahead through countless hardships with the aid of an Evolution System, embarking on an epic legend belonging to all survivors.

Betrayed by his trusted General and a Vice President revealed as a traitor, Project Agent Gabriel Jones of the US Army found himself marooned in a world of fantasy. As he clutched his voice message terminal, the President's final words crackled through: "Gabriel, it's over! They've taken the White House. If you're still out there, for God's sake, get back here! We need you!" Can he fight his way through this alien nightmare and return to a shattered America, or will he perish in the grip of this new world?

World-renowned scientist and two-time Nobel prize winner Elric Mageia, due to an unexpected lab accident was suddenly transported to a western fantasy world. With only an accidentally soul-bound A.I chip, see how he uses his past life knowledge to conquer his new home.

What is the role of those third-rate villains in games or novels? I asked this question to myself quite a number of times. They don't have major screen time, but some of them have a huge effect on the storyline. And, if one of them hadn't played their role correctly, what would happen to the storyline? It seems like I am going to answer those questions since I became the third-rate villain in an RPG game. ------------------------------0----------------------------------- Chapter length 1000-2000 words.