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Arthur thought he was just a regular guy until his own uncle tried to stab him in a high-rise office building. Suddenly, Arthur wakes up with strange shadow powers and a target on his back. Hunted by a magical police officer with lightning in her hands and trapped inside a glowing purple dome that covers all of New York City, Arthur has to figure out who he really is. But every secret he uncovers changes everything, and the biggest shock of all is that his entire life might just be a trick.

The East is rulled by the dragon family who give them hope, and progressive leadership, but then disaster strikes. War is looming ahead, intelligent cyber defense systems have been compromised, and the East loses their leader and their crowned prince so suddenly. Would this be the final destruction of the East or are the willing to accept the other prince, a traitor who is at the time participating in the superhuman games for the victory of their enemy. Jaachi is the last hope of the East. He is not only a Cyber wizard, he is also the last dragon prince, but only if he chooses to embrace his destiny

The Last Dragon Knight has been born, and misfortune looms over the lands of Dorlan like a shadow foretelling a tragic end. His power can open a portal to the Abyss and unleash an apocalyptic war, leaving the world at the mercy of demons. This has reached the ears of the acolytes of the Brotherhood of the Black Flame, who wish to fulfill the prophecy and will seek to capture him now that he is just a child. The pieces of a macabre game have begun to move in the shadows, and war is imminent. Hope rests on the knight Kalen ‘Fal, who, accompanied by a surly warrior and an elven assassin, and guided through wild lands by an ex-mercenary of dubious reputation, must protect the newborn at all costs in a world full of betrayals, bloodshed, and ruthless cruelty, with civilization hanging by a thread… What to expect (and what not): 🛡️ No game mechanics, no stat screens — This isn't litRPG. It's a grounded, character-driven fantasy. ⚔️ Fallen heroes, not flawless ones — The protagonist is a paladin... but the light might not always follow him. 🐉 Prophecies, yes—but never what you'd expect — The "chosen one" might not even be human. Or a hero. 🔥 Dark cults, undead armies, and orcs with purpose. Even monsters have stories. 🧠 Politics, betrayal, and silent wars — Swords clash, but daggers in the dark cut deeper. 🐢 A slow burn with real consequences — This is a long game. Growth takes time. Pain leaves scars. Trust is earned. 💔 Emotional weight — There will be grief, love, guilt, and sacrifice. For new readers: If you're here for fast battles and instant power-ups, this may not be your story. But if you're willing to walk through ashes, you'll find fire.

Ten friends travel to a remote island for a dream vacation. But paradise turns to nightmare when they discover the island hides a brutal terrorist base. Hunted one by one, the lone survivor — a quiet history teacher — must face his deepest fears, master the art of survival, and turn the island into a weapon to escape.

The system classified everyone. Everyone except Kael. When the Dungeon Network returns an error instead of a class, most people walk away. Kael walks back in line. What the system could not file, could not contain, and could not predict is the one thing it was never built to handle: someone who reads the rules from the outside. His brother is missing. The architecture is deliberate. And the ceiling has no number yet.

For ten years, Harrison lived as a tactical analyst, desperately guiding humanity through ninety nine separate timelines to stop the apocalypse. He has tried everything fighting as a frontline warrior, playing the politician, and leading as a commander only to watch the world get utterly erased by a colossal, crystalline world boss known simply as The End. Every single loop concluded the same way: with the total destruction of Montana City and Harrison being violently reeled back to the beginning. But as the final defense line collapses in his ninety ninth life, something changes. His generic, low tier system glitches violently and undergoes a massive overhaul, sending him back five years into the past for his 100th loop and his absolute final attempt. The safety net is gone; if he dies now, there are no more regression. This time, Harrison doesn't awaken with his useless basic stats. Instead, he unlocks a broken, rule bending EX-Rank talent: The Casualty Counter. With golden holographic screens overlaid on his retinas, Harrison can now see the exact time, cause, and probability of death for any living soul around him. ​When the countdown timer blinks a bloody scarlet above Aella Vance a girl destined to become one of humanity's greatest A-Rank defenders Harrison realizes a localized supernatural beast outbreak is about to strike a crowded sector mall in just fourteen minutes. Arming himself only with a hundred lifetimes of tactical data and a system that rewards him with a target's latent power for changing fate, Harrison steps into the crowd. ​The clock is ticking. The world ends in 365 days. To survive the final loop and save Montana City, Harrison must grind, exploit the system, and rewrite the threads of mortality one casualty at a time.

Henry was a normal teenager. He lived with his mother and his sister, and his life was like that of any other teenager his age. Until one day, a conspiracy theory that the end of the world is approaching becomes reality, Henry realizes that he is one of the lucky ones to have been chosen to possess those inhuman abilities that will allow him to survive in the midst of the apocalypse and be the jackpot winner.

SYNOPSIS: THE GLASS GOD: Heir of the living Grid In the neon-drenched spires of Lystria, magic isn't a gift—it’s a utility. Controlled by the Circuit Crown, the Aether Grid powers everything from kitchen lights to the minds of the elite. Elion Vale was a nobody, a "Null-born" scrap-worker until a brutal assault left him for dead with a skull full of illegal crystal-tech shards. He didn't die. He synced. Now, Elion can see the code of reality. He can hack the thoughts of kings, rewrite the laws of physics, and weaponize the very network that enslaves his people. But the Grid is a living, ancient entity, and it wants its new host to shed his skin. As Elion rises from the gutters to challenge the gods of technology, he faces a terrifying cost: for every miracle he performs, a piece of his memory—and his love for the girl he died to save—is deleted forever.

A human man named Wulf is a first-year teacher at an all-girls middle school full of monsters. When he is assigned to teach the school's 'oddities,' will he manage to help these odd children make it to graduation and perhaps find a little love along the way?

In a galaxy where civilizations have been systematically destroyed by an unknown force, the leaders of the surviving civilizations come together to form a last-ditch effort to save themselves and their people. They construct a massive starship, the "Last System," and its crew must navigate through treacherous space and overcome unimaginable challenges to find the source of the destruction and put an end to it once and for all. Along the way, they must decide whether to offer aid and support to struggling civilizations or focus solely on their mission and the survival of their people. As they get closer to the source of the destruction, they uncover a dark secret about the true nature of the threat they face and realize that their mission is not just about saving themselves, but about protecting the entire galaxy from an ancient evil that threatens to consume everything in its path. The crew of the Last System must make the ultimate sacrifice to stop the threat and ensure the survival of all life in the galaxy