Hunter

Most people live their lives without ever knowing what lingers after death. Raito was never meant to be one of the ones who do. Three years ago, a night meant for stars and quiet laughter ended in blood. Since then, Raito has lived a half-life—haunted, isolated, and unseen by the world he no longer fully belongs to. Ghosts roam the city, born from human obsessions too strong to die, yet for reasons he cannot explain, they sense him only when he dares to acknowledge their existence. To them, he is a blind spot. To himself, he is a survivor who should have died. Beneath the surface of ordinary life, a secret war is being fought. The Ghost Hunters Organization (GHO) operates in the shadows, wielding cursed weapons born from the obsessions of fallen spirits, hunting ghosts before their grief and rage evolve into something far worse. When Raito is pulled into this hidden world, a terrifying truth begins to surface—one that ties his survival, his strange condition, and the death of his childhood friend together in ways he never imagined. Because some ghosts do not move on. Some protect. Some wait. And some… live on inside the living. As Raito is forced to confront the dead he carries, the trauma he buried, and the monsters born from human obsession, he must decide whether strength is worth the cost—when every step forward drags the weight of the dead along with him. In a world where ghosts are not born from malice but from love, regret, and obsession, the greatest horror is not what refuses to die… …but what refuses to let go.

After Kamizaki Niel's parents died due to an accident, he did not inherit money, land, or valuable property, instead, he inherited a small shop that sells supernatural trinkets and his parent's mass debt. Without any other living relatives or a job, Niel had no way of paying off the debt. As everything seem to be going badly for him, he suddenly heard a ding sound in his mind and what happened next was the start of an exciting and frightening life.

Every human got a System with floating screens and instant magic. Eldon got nothing. He is the only person on Earth without a System. His family called him a disgrace and threw him into the rain. His fiancée dumped him in front of the whole academy for a rich student. They all thought a man with zero stats was trash. They were wrong. While others relied on auto aim buttons, Eldon trained his body to the absolute limit. Soon, he found a fatal flaw: System skills lock people into slow, predictable attack moves. And because Eldon has no status screen, magic cannot even target him. They brought flashy spell buttons to a fight. Eldon brought a blade that moves faster than their cast times. Now, the trash is coming back for revenge.

At school, Elang was no stranger to violence and bullying from his peers. But everything changed when he was suddenly sucked into Tower Ascension—a game he played religiously—trapped in the body of an obscure NPC. To make matters worse, he possessed absolutely no power to climb the tower or fight the hordes of monsters and demons awaiting him. "This is insane! It's a suicide mission!" Elang thought. However, Elang refused to just give up. He had no intention of being a loser here like he was in real life. Armed only with his extensive gaming experience and knowledge of the game's actual protagonist, he resolves to keep climbing. He will navigate the plot his own way, using his gaming strategies to conquer the final floor of the tower.

Transferred to a technologically-advanced Earth as an infant from a planetary-powerhouse named Al-Vrygon, Geltorak—now Hunter Stone—blossomed into a highly-skilled fighter, a fearsome technologically-enhanced operative, and a globally-celebrated genius inventor. But at the age of 20, before Hunter Stone could really dream of achieving the status of god-like inventor, Earth suddenly plunged into a crisis of total destruction. A mysterious figure, predating Hunter's arrival, had abruptly risen to power and united the world as its inaugural hegemonic ruler. Unwilling to witness global annihilation, Hunter, who had undergone many training, began to forge alliances with tech-powered soldiers, mechanically-augmented battle veterans, and super-powered alien beings that resided on Earth. Together, they endured relentless violent conflicts and devastating battles against allied enemy forces, as they strived to avert the foreseen apocalypse—a looming decimation of Earth and the extermination of all living beings. Emerging as the revered leader of a particular faction in a desolate, war-torn Earth, Hunter embarked on a space odyssey to seek certain answers. But he became inadvertently ensnared in a scheme that led to the unceasing subjugation and eventual annihilation of numerous planets by a malevolent cosmic force. Determined to halt the unending planetary destructions, Hunter traversed dimensions to lost otherworldly civilizations, where he gathered materials to construct god-like technological wonders, and colossal supermachines known as Divinity-Machines—behemoth cosmomechanical marvels capable of rivalling the grand cosmic powers of hypothetical outer-space omniversal gods. Accompanied by his planet-shaking monolithic inventions, and adorned with the myriad god-subduing items that he built, he gradually formed alliances with friends, numerous other beings, and potent huge armies from distant planets, all sharing the hope of thwarting the tyrannical nefarious power from advancing in its wicked conquest! Yet, the looming question persisted: Would Hunter Stone really succeed, or would he become a mere remnant in the annals of cosmic history?

This adult fantasy serial contains dangerous combat, grief, betrayal, frightening creatures, moral compromise, and romantic tension. Intimate moments remain non-graphic and consensual. The story is built for regular serialization, with every chapter ending on a threat, revelation, or emotional turn.

In a world where Heroes are worshipped as gods, Freecs was nothing but a tool—an F-rank pack mule left to die in a collapsing dungeon by those he once admired. But death didn’t take him. Instead, a malevolent System awakened in his veins with a single, bloody mandate: Slaughter the Heroes. As he climbs a mountain of corpses, he encounters Vivina, a legendary Saint who dares to question the very light she serves. Together, they uncover a horrifying truth—the System isn’t a gift; it’s a harvest. To save the woman who became his light, Freecs must make the ultimate trade: his humanity for the power to break the gods. Can he remain himself, or will the code consume his soul?

The Mana Apocalypse shattered civilization overnight. Portals ripped open across Earth, unleashing monsters, dungeons, and magical energy into the world. Fifteen percent of humanity awakened extraordinary abilities, becoming Hunters the new celebrities of mankind. They conquered dungeons, signed billion-dollar sponsorships, amassed millions of followers, and lived like gods. The remaining eighty-five percent? They were left behind. Among them was Johnny , a broke college student struggling to survive while watching the awakened dominate every aspect of society. Everything changed after a ridiculous accident triggered an ancient unstable System unlike anything the world had ever seen. The Celebrity Hunter System. Unlike every other Hunter, Johnny doesn't grow stronger simply by killing monsters, his true source of power is fame. Every follower increases his attributes. Every viral moment grants experience. Every headline unlocks new abilities. Every fan strengthens his mana. He must conquer the world of adult content.The larger his influence becomes, the more terrifying his power grows. As Johnny rises from an unknown nobody to the most recognizable face on Earth, he uncovers a secret the Hunter Association has buried for decades. The strongest Hunters were never famous because they were powerful... They became powerful because they controlled the world's attention. Now, with rival celebrities, corrupt guilds, dungeon monarchs, and beings from beyond the portals standing in his way, Johnny must dominate not only the battlefield but the entire entertainment industry. Because in the new world... Fame is the strongest magic of all.

Ethan Hunter thought that if he could endure the Blake family's mistreatment he would be able to win the love of Thalia Blake, his wife. His 3 years of marriage were filled with insults and Ethan was treated like a slave by them. However, just as Ethan began to fall in love with Thalia, it turned out that Thalia humiliated Ethan in front of the Blake family and filed divorce papers. In fact, Thalia is also pregnant. Unfortunately, it was not Ethan's child, but someone else's. Ethan broke his marriage bond with Thalia, even though it broke his promise to his mentor. However, unbeknownst to Thalia, Ethan had been the one protecting the Blake family from the threat of something very dangerous and unimaginable. "Alright! Don't expect me to protect you. I won't take back my words even if you bow down and kiss my feet."

In an alternate version of the future, the supernatural has manifested and a mysterious energy has been released as a result of a devastating war. Certain humans called Users have mastered use of this energy called the maegen, and after signing up as Wardens in the Maegen Guild, they join the fight against the Anomalies and Entities from the Veil. Half a century later, twin Warden Hunters Reon and Hikaru Rudson are given a new job by the Maegen: to hunt down the Entities that have escaped the Veil. They soon encounter a Rogue Hunter who is being targeted by an underground organization and who is in possession of one of the Entities they were sent after. Their mission begins to derail soon after: protect the girl and the creature, evade enemies from their past and discover the nasty truths behind their world.