Transmigrated As A Ghost

A man in a stained janitor's uniform kneels in a hotel lobby while a CEO wipes his shoes on his back. Marcus Webb was once the Ghost of the Eastern Front—a soldier so feared enemies surrendered at his name. That was five years ago, before his unit was betrayed, before the government declared him dead. He survived a bullet to the spine and a fall from a helicopter. The world buried him. He crawled out. His fatal flaw is mercy. He still hesitates. He's learning not to. What he wants: find the five men who ordered the hit on his unit. Make them suffer. What he's wrong about: this isn't personal. His former commander is now a city councilman. The arms dealer who sold him out owns half the police department. The betrayal was about what he carried in his memory—information that could topple a shadow empire. The golden finger: He was the Ghost. Now he's a ghost with nothing to lose. He's been watching for six months, cataloging every weakness, every secret. The stakes: His old injury is slowly paralyzing him. He needs money for surgery. And his unit was eliminated to cover up a biological weapons deal. Seven people know. One is dead. Six are alive, and they own this city. Marcus is the only person who can prove what happened—he recorded the meeting where they decided to sacrifice his men. Only on Meganovel: The Ghost doesn't just kill his enemies. He dismantles everything they've built. Every victory costs him a piece of his humanity. Read to watch him make the city kneel.

In the past, he was the ghost most feared by the world's syndicates. Now, Finnian just wants to keep the Greyfenwood forest calm. But as the sky burns with napalm and iron, he realizes that the monster inside him never truly died. When future technology encounters the ancient forces of the multiverse, Finnian must choose: remain on the run, or become the last guardian of all reality.

William Axton was a poor son-in-law who just wanted to be close to his daughter but the greed of the Michelson family he was married into almost drove him to his death. Luckily he was saved by a ghost who offered him fortune for his help. With fortune and powers in his hand William vowed to make those who did him wrong pay.

He was a ghost, a hitman so good the mafia thought he was dead. But they dragged him back for one last, unavoidable kill. His target knows his deepest, darkest secret. Now, he's forced to look at all the violence he's caused and figure out if this is his final shot at making things right, or if he's doomed forever.

The first thing Shen Rui sees after opening his eyes is a corpse hanging from the city gate. The second is his own name carved beneath it. Transmigrated into the body of a disgraced young lord, Shen Rui inherits a starving city, an empty treasury, a broken army, and a family condemned to die. Outside Blackstone's walls, war rages. Inside, nobles hoard grain while desperate citizens eat tree bark. Worse, the Northern Kingdom is marching toward them. Shen Rui should have died like his predecessor. Instead, armed with knowledge from a far more advanced world, he begins rebuilding everything: agriculture, medicine, industry, military strategy, and trade. But every improvement attracts enemies. Soon he discovers the famine was deliberate, the war was engineered, and someone within the empire has been waiting for Blackstone to fall. Now Shen Rui must choose. Submit to a dying empire... or build a kingdom strong enough to bury it.

From the typical fantasy hero wielding a sword and shield to a cyberpunk warrior from a futuristic metropolis. From a vicious underworld monster to a literal messenger of God. Matthew Nash has complete control over who fights in his show. The possibilities are limitless. There's nothing special about him initially. He's just an average young man who enjoys professional wrestling and mixed martial arts. Aside from watching them, he is obsessed with all types of management mode from those show's games. Handling the show budget or selecting fighters and wrestlers is more fascinating to him than controlling a character to beat opponents. After he was transmigrated to another realm, a foreign entity assigned him to put on a show that focused on the fighters from many worlds. He must be able to amuse the gods and their servants across the multiverse. What kind of spectacles will he put on? Can he beat other shows that already have big names?

Knox Aston transmigrated into a beast taming world where summoners are regarded as powerhouses and celebrities. As the heir of the prestigious Aston household, a family renowned for producing elite summoners. Knox was expected to summon something magnificent at his awakening ceremony. But instead, before hundreds of witnesses, he summoned a wingless, rough-scaled drake barely the size of a dog. The crowd laughed and his brother turned away, while his family cut their funding and wanted nothing to do with him. What no one saw and no probe could detect, was the ancient castle that appeared behind Knox's eyes: the Dragon Vault, a sealed tower holding the greatest dragon army in existence, waiting for a keeper worthy enough to free them one by one. The small drake they mocked was Ignis: Commander-class bloodline, dormant evolution path, and the only being on Blue Star Planet whose resonance could unlock Dragon Anchors, the ancient seals trapping dragons across the continent. In a world where power determines worth, Knox will prove that the smallest flame can start the largest inferno.

Ten years ago, Leo Wills was the heir to a dynasty—until the Sterling Group framed his father, seized his home, and left his family to rot in the gutters of Riverdale. He vanished into the shadows of the global frontline, forging himself into the King of War, a commander of the invisible Ghost Legion. Now, he’s back in his city, wearing a janitor’s blue coveralls and cleaning up the filth of the elite with tactical precision. He isn't just looking for an apology; he’s here to collect a debt that can only be paid in blood and billions. The Sterlings think they own the law, the land, and the air the poor breathe. They don't know that the "janitor" in their lobby has the world’s most lethal mercenaries on speed-dial and the power to freeze their empire with a single phone call. From high-society galas turned into tactical traps to the cold-blooded seizure of corporate skyscrapers, Leo is dismantling the hierarchy brick by brick. The Ghost Protocol has been activated: the house is being reclaimed, the "Silent Shareholder" has spoken, and the usurpers are about to learn that some ghosts don't stay buried—they come back to rule.

Living an unfulfilling life and dying a tragic death, Alph Quint is transmigrated into a world filled with magic and wonder. However unlike what he had always believed, transmigration turned out to be a free ticket to tragedy as one peril after another fell on him, sometimes making him loose the very will to go on. Will Alph crumble and break from the pressure of being a main character or will he rise from the ashes like a phoenix and create a tale so epic that it shakes the heart of those who read it? [Author's Note] Hello, I would like to thank all those who clicked my novel, thank you, and I hope that you will enjoy the ride as Alph Quint and I myself evolve through the course of the story to hopefully carve out a masterpiece. I'm not a native English speaker and my writing skills might not be top class, but I promise that both my writings skills and the story itself will only get better as we progress.

Anna was a typewriter that wanted to write a script for movies. One day, her typewriter stopped working and she needed a typewriter to submit the script to her editor. So she finally took out her dead father type writer. She felt in this way,she will be connected to her father as well. But as she starts typing, her head was heavy—the typewriter was hunted and the ghost who was linked to the typewriter was freed.