Gods Of Combat

He died saving a stranger—and awoke in a world ruled by monsters, magic, and endless war. Now, armed with a blade that burns with forgotten fire and hunted by forces older than gods, Adam must rise from nothing. But the power stirring inside him hungers… and not all who awaken survive what they become. In a kingdom where strength is law and beasts wear crowns, one man’s rebirth may spark salvation—or doom. He wasn’t just reincarnated. He was being summoned.

In programming, it is known as a bug. In astronomy, it is referred to as dark matter. It is simply an unprecedented occurrence, something that shouldn't exist but does. Maxwell was precisely such an anomaly in his world, a mistake of the Gods. A mistake that had the potential to erase them. And what do you do with a mistake? You erase it. The Gods decide to erase Maxwell, but as an intelligent life form, will he allow it? Let's follow Maxwell on his journey as he fights against the world for what it has done to him and what it intends to do.

In a city where power defines destiny, Terry Williams was born powerless. Mocked as a “useless healer,” he watched his dreams burn—until a mysterious mentor taught him that healing and destruction are two sides of the same blade. Now hunted by guilds and gods alike, Terry must master forbidden arts that blur the line between life and death. The Healer’s Wrath is an epic tale of pain, power, and redemption — where the gentlest touch can kill, and the softest heart can conquer empires.

Could you survive a horror movie? That's the question Riley must answer after he and his friends get lured to Carousel, a malevolent town where horror movies come to life. Riley thinks he is in big trouble when he is assigned the Film Buff archetype, a minor support class that has a penchant for dying early in movies. At first resigned to his fate to die over and over, he believes he has found a way to survive. Upon obtaining the Oblivious Bystander trope, monsters and killers will not harm him as long as he can convincingly pretend he has not noticed them. At first, this ability appears to be a joke, but Riley thinks that with some clever exploitation, it might just be his greatest strength. What to expect: -Strategic gameplay and clever uses of movie tropes to survive -Perilous storylines right from your favorite horror movies -Creative Twists of Classic Horror Movie tropes -Moderate stats-based combat and strategy

The annihilation of the Huo Clan and the slaughter of their kin forced Huo Tian Xian and his elder sister apart. His sister, Huo Li Yu, was enslaved by the Meng Clan—the very clan responsible for their parents' deaths and their family's ruin. After vanishing for two months and rumored dead following the loss of his spiritual cultivation core, Huo Tian Xian suddenly reappears, sending shockwaves through the cultivation world. Once known as the frail legitimate heir of the Huo family, he has returned with the invincible power of demons and gods!

The world mourns the death of "The Ghost Commander," the faceless tactical genius who ended the Great Border War. But in the back of the funeral crowd, wearing a cheap suit and a cold gaze, stands Han Ye. To root out a high-level traitor lurking in the nation’s most prestigious university, Han Ye has faked his death and accepted a "Son-in-Law" contract with the Su family. His job: Infiltrate St. Jude’s Academy as a "charity student" and protect the Su family’s cold heiress. The Catch? To remain invisible to the traitor’s global surveillance, Han Ye has signed a "100-Day Seal." For 100 days, he cannot use his wealth, his military rank, or his lethal combat skills unless his life—or his mission—is at absolute zero. To the campus bullies and the arrogant Su family, he is a "poverty-stricken trash husband." To the rest of the world, he is a dead legend. But for Han Ye, the 100-day countdown has begun. And when the seal breaks, the world will tremble.

In a world where the gods are corrupt and the continent bleeds under endless war, famine, and divine whims, there exist the Seven Calamities — living cataclysms given human form. They are the rejected weapons of a tyrannical pantheon, each one an apocalyptic force capable of ending civilisations. Prophecy and forbidden lore state that the man who successfully marries all Seven and survives their touch will inherit their combined power, becoming a new god-emperor who can reshape the world. No man in recorded history has ever survived even one. Until Kyros Nekros.

“In a world torn by Gates… where monsters roam, and strength is everything…" "He was the weakest Hunter alive. " "Forgotten. Powerless. Disposable." "Until the moment death claimed him… and something else awakened." "A system no one can see…" "Quests only he receives…" "Power beyond reason…" "But strength comes at a price." "There are lands cloaked in darkness…" "Gods who watch from beyond…" "And one name they all fear—" "Draco… ruler of the Dark Lands." "This is not the tale of the strongest Hunter…" "Nor of a mortal clinging to survival." "This… is transcendence." "This… is the journey of the Lord Celestial.”

Cassian Ashborn is twenty years old, penniless, and invisible — a house servant with no family, no future, and no idea what he carries in his blood. Everything changes the night he stumbles into a hidden chamber beneath his lord's estate and touches an inscription that shouldn't exist. The floor glows. A voice speaks. A mark burns itself into his palm. He is the last descendant of the Forgotten God — a divine power so thoroughly erased from history that even his name was destroyed. Thousands of years ago, seven gods conspired to enslave humanity. The Forgotten God refused. They erased him for it. Now Cassian is hunted by the Pale Conclave, the Church's shadow enforcement arm that has spent centuries making sure this bloodline never resurfaces. Behind them, something older and far more dangerous — the Undying Court — wants the power for themselves. To survive, Cassian must unlock seven Divine Seals hidden inside his own bloodline, uncover the truth behind the Divine War, and expose a lie that has held an entire world in place for a thousand years. He starts with nothing. No power, no allies, no training. That changes too. Alongside a disgraced soldier with his own debts to settle and an operative who begins as his enemy and becomes something far more complicated, Cassian moves from fugitive to the one thing the gods who rewrote history were always afraid of. A witness who refuses to look away.

Seven gods built the world. One of them died for a human. That was their first mistake. Muri was born to be blind, denied and forgotten by his clan. Venit was born wild, powerful and infinite. When a dying goddess places her entire essence into the only human who never flinched at her magnitude — the world stops making its old familiar sense. Thousands of years later, someone finds the key to his prison. They should not have done that. Power born from grief. A storm that remembers who it lost. And a reckoning thousands of years in the making