ancientgods

Kyle. A boy worn thin by expectations that were never truly his own. Misunderstood, overestimated, and exhausted from a lifetime spent pleasing everyone but himself. After graduation, he leaves behind his quiet countryside home, hoping a distant university might finally offer him peace. Instead, the city offers him something far stranger than loneliness. Waiting inside the house meant to be his new start is a girl he has never met-serene, unfamiliar, and fundamentally wrong in ways he can't quite name. She doesn't feel human. And she isn't very good at pretending to be. She asks if she can live with him. Reluctant, and too kind to refuse, Kyle agrees-unaware that he has just welcomed into his life something far older and far greater than he could possibly understand. She is not merely otherworldly. She is an existence that should not care about human hearts at all. An Outer God wearing a fragile disguise, observing a species she was never meant to touch. Yet he fascinates her. Beneath his calm exterior is a boy shaped by a past that taught him to distrust affection, to measure love as obligation, and to fear what it might demand of him in return. His brokenness is not something Anathasia was prepared for, nor something her kind was ever meant to encounter. As she watches him, studies him, and begins to feel, the boundary between observer and participant begins to erode. What begins as quiet cohabitation becomes something far more dangerous. Will their impossible bond heal the wounds Kyle tried so desperately to bury, or will it awaken emotions in both of them that neither of their worlds will allow to exist? [DISCLAIMER] This is a work of fiction set in a version of modern-day Earth. While real-world locations, historical events, cultures, and mythologies may be referenced, they are depicted in a fictionalized manner for storytelling purposes. All characters, interpretations, and narratives are products of my imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, beyond historical figures, is purely coincidental.

The Divine Law of this world has one answer for everything. Bow. To your sect. To your elders. To the heavens above and the hierarchy beneath them. Bow and cultivate and advance and one day, if you are exceptional enough, bow to slightly fewer things than you did before. Wáng Lù has been offered inner disciple promotion four times. He has declined four times. Not out of arrogance. Not out of weakness. Out of something the sect's framework has no category for — a self so complete, so ancient, so certain of its own foundation that the performance of submission registers not as humility but as a lie he is not willing to tell. He is seventeen. He carries eleven lifetimes behind his eyes. And every single one of them has been moving toward the same conclusion, the way rivers move toward the sea without being told which direction the sea is. The Divine Law has one answer. He is it.

A prophecy altered the fate of the Potters forever. With a powerful Dark Lord is afrer their son, James and Lily Potter desperately searched for a way to protect their son. When Sirius Black handed them a mysterious book from the ancient Black family library, it forever change Harry Potter’s destiny.

Death was not an end it was a broken mechanism forced to turn again. In his former life, Morgan was a genius scientist who died with unfinished sins and unanswered regrets. Reborn as a child named Ryan in Alter-Mundus, he awakens inside a world of steam driven armor, hydraulic blades, and merciless gears that grind the weak into offerings. Here, mana fuels faith and the Church feeds human lives to the Ancient God it pretends to worship. Ryan’s unnatural intellect marks him as a heretic before he can even speak. Branded a demon by his own parents, he is offered to the Church as a “holy sacrifice” and cast into the depths of a corrupted system built on blood, faith, and lies. Armed with forbidden Holy Power, mana, and the knowledge of a past life, Ryan has only one choice: break the machine of fate or be crushed by it. Will he use science and magic to take revenge on a world that tried to erase him? Or will he uncover the terrifying truth behind the Ancient God's pulling every lever from the shadows?

# Synopsis My past life doesn't matter. How I died doesn't matter. Only what I am now matters. I woke up in a dead boy's body with one mission: fulfill his last wish. "Kill the sun and weather gods," he whispered before his soul disappeared. I had no choice. A dying wish is sacred—so I accepted it. When I transmigrated, I gained a system and one skill: Absorption. My first target? The sun god, freshly reincarnated and weak. He was just a child. Killing him felt morally grey, until I remembered: gods don't die permanently, they reincarnate. He'd return in a thousand years. So I absorbed his core. [Congratulations! You have slain the Sun God and attained his blazing core!] [Title Acquired: Flame Champion] [Title Acquired: Godslayer!] Staring at those notifications, something changed in me. I didn't just want to fulfill the boy's wish anymore. I wanted to kill every god that exists. One god became two, two became six. Each kill made me stronger, I absorbed their cores, their powers, their very essence. But killing gods has consequences and unexpected rewards. For every god I slay, another villainess joins my side, each one bringing her own power to my crusade. Now, after six divine corpses, Heaven itself demands my head. They've sent their champions, warriors blessed by the gods I haven't killed yet, to strike me down. But I won't stop. Not until every god falls. Even if it means becoming Heaven's greatest enemy with an army of villainesses at my back.

(I am not the original author of this book, I am just a translator.) Original Creator:Chen Dong Gods are dead… Demons are destroyed… I am still alive… Why? Why was I resurrected from the ancient tomb of gods? Where will I go? Besides the strongest humans and top cultivators among the superhumans, every other grave in the God and Demon Cemetery holds the remains of an ancient god or demon. This is a resting place for gods and demons. An ordinary young man, dead for ten thousand years, is resurrected from the ancient tomb of gods. The forest of tombstones of gods and demons overwhelms him with awe. Ten thousand years have passed, the world has changed… The once strait-separated Immortal Continent and Magical Continent have become connected, where Taoist magic and sorcery coexist, true qi and battle qi are intertwined, and Eastern dragons and Western dragons dance together… Exquisite beauties, poignant love stories; terrifying perilous lands, mysterious and thrilling journeys; ancient tales, lost legends; the secrets of the gods, immortal divine relics… Mysterious Eastern cultivators, enigmatic Western magicians, invincible Eastern martial artists, and supreme Western dragon warriors weave a breathtaking legend…

After the war with Voldemort, Harry Potter was finally free—no more battles to fight, no prophecy to fulfill. For the first time, he chose to live for himself. Leaving behind the expectations of the magical world, he moved to America. But across the ocean, a new kind of destiny awaited him—one tied not to wands and wizards, but to gods and monsters from Greek mythology.

Sinn Bay carries a deity within him - the Deity of Calm. Stripped of the ability to feel anything but tranquility, he lives a carefully ordered life as a sword academy captain, a husband, a father, a man who desires nothing beyond peace. But reality refuses to leave him untouched. A chain of misfortune tightens around his existence, twisting ordinary events into catastrophe. Tragedy compounds into loss, loss into collapse, until the world itself begins to fracture alongside him. Deprived of everything he sought to protect, Sinn Bay turns against the very order of existence. Not in rage. But with perfect, inescapable calm.

Nox always had a dream, he wanted to see the sun without the hazy pollution fog that constantly hung above the slums, he also wanted a chance at becoming a Solar knight, the selected few that were granted a Helion Core and the chance to stand against the monsters known as Eclipsed. But for someone born and raised in the gutters of Aureum, dreams like that were nothing more than fantasies. The Academy, the shining heart of the Solar Confederacy, was a world reserved for the privileged — not for rats scraping through metal heaps for a handful of credits. Until a tier 2 Eclipsed suddenly attacked the slums and by some miracle, Nox found himself alive and in the hands of a crazy teacher at the academy. Now, under the watch of a definitely half-mad Academy instructor who seems far too interested in him, Nox finds himself walking through the gates of the Solar Academy — the very place he once thought unreachable. He doesn’t know it yet, but his survival wasn’t luck. It was the beginning of something far greater. Something that could change Aureum forever. *** Extra chapters and mass releases: 100 power stones = 2 Extra chapters. 50 Golden Tickets= 4 Extra chapters. Magic Castle = Mass Release for seven days (3 chapters per day.) Spacecraft = Mass release for 14 days (3 chapters per day.) Golden Gachapon = mass release for for a whole month (3 chapters per day). Note: Extra chapters can be stacked, but won't exceed 30 per week (including normal releases)..

It is a story that is meaningless and has no cohesive sense. It will be read by [Reader]s. [Reader] is a creature or a non-creature that has been born from [Nothing] and will read this story cause "Why not?". Finding meaning is the action of creature like these is a losing game. This whole story is about these creatures and non-creature that have made this world and will ruin or play with this world that they've created. There would be no reason behind their action so you might ask why read this pointless story. Well, i don't know. Just say "Why not?" and read it. That wouldn't hurt too much i think.

A forgotten god survives by granting Systems to mortals. Every level they gain makes him 10,000× stronger. But if they die, he suffers the consequences. Farming heroes, manipulating fate, and battling other gods this time, the system belongs to the god.

What makes the God of Death cruel? No one truly knows— not even him. Fortunately, this God left a bible... a bible that can only start in the middle. Why don't we take a peek? ... There are three Gods hidden amongst the livings; One built the world in greed; One buried the world in sorrow; One ties the world in illusion. If left alone in their whimsical rebellion, the world will soon perish, unable to withstand their presence, and so they must be driven away. Left with no choice, the Heavens seek the help of the God of Death; an entity who may just do more damage than the three Gods could ever do combined. ____ @uwyxkai @tsar Updates Daily TW: Gore

Everyone dreams of awakening a legendary beast affinity. At Ironpeak Academy's awakening ceremony, the elite students receive their destinies: Dragon Affinity. Phoenix Affinity. Leviathan Affinity. These are the powers that will make them legends, the affinities that grant them the right to tame mythical beasts and climb the World Rift rankings. And then there's Kain Veyron. "Trash Affinity." The crystal shatters. The hall goes silent. Then the laughter begins. Kain's awakening grants him the lowest possible result—an affinity that only allows him to bond with vermin. Rats. Cockroaches. Slimes. Stray dogs. The academy's rejects. The creatures even commoners won't waste beast cores on. His family disowns him on the spot. The academy marks him as expendable. His childhood friend—the girl who promised to conquer the Rifts with him—turns her back without a word. In a world where your beast determines your worth, Kain has been branded worthless. But Kain has a secret. When he bonds with that diseased sewer rat the other students kicked toward him as a joke, something awakens. A power even the academy's appraisers couldn't detect: the Eyes of Ancient Truth. And through those eyes, Kain sees what the rat truly is. Not vermin. Not trash. But a seal. A prison. A degraded form of something that once made gods tremble. **Ratatoskr, the World Tree Devourer. Sealed and fallen. Waiting for someone to restore what was lost.** That cockroach scuttling through the cafeteria? **Khepri, the Solar Calamity.** That stray dog begging for scraps? **Fenrir, the Twilight Wolf.** These aren't trash mobs. They're SSS-rank ancient beasts—gods who fell from grace, their power sealed, their forms degraded into the weakest creatures in existence. And Kain's Trash Affinity? It's the only power in the world that can unseal them. Restore them. Awaken them to their true divine forms. The academy laughed when Kain bonded with a rat. They won't be laughing when that rat transforms into a world-ending catastrophe beast. They called him Trash Tamer. They marked him as the weakest in their generation. But Kain is about to show them what happens when you underestimate the one who commands fallen gods. This is the rise of the SSS-Rank Fallen Tamer. And the ancient beasts are waking up.

Gu Tian was born into a world where power is earned through struggle. But he is no ordinary cultivator. From the moment he drew his first breath, he stood above mortals, immortals, and even the laws of the Heavenly Dao itself. Suppressing nearly all his strength to blend in, he lives among those who think themselves strong while quietly mocking their ambitions. When the weak dare challenge him, the strong attempt to rise above him, and the divine notice his presence, Gu Tian’s true power begins to awaken. For he did not climb to the peak… he started there. A story of overwhelming power, hidden identity, ruthless justice, and the calm arrogance of a man who commands worlds with a flick of his hand.

After extinction silences the world, the sea restores itself. Namakaikahaʻi reshapes a broken ocean and brings humans to her shores—not to protect them, but to test whether they can survive without defying the tide. From daily struggle, six quiet Ways emerge—patterns of living that align breath with storm and stone. A generation grows strong. Then fire invades. The clash leaves a scar on the coast—and something changes. The next generation is born unified, unfractured, powerful in their stillness. For a time, the land rests. But unity becomes habit. Habit becomes assumption. And when the sea feels its resonance thinning, it removes ease. As precision returns and comfort fades, the horizon begins to burn. Fire is coming back.

I crossed into the world of Type Moon and, for some reason, the Root itself recognized me. As long as I die an abnormal death, I can ascend to the Throne of Heroes and become its lord, an existence stronger and freer than even the Seven Grand Servants. So, in order to die, I started acting like a complete fool across the Nasuverse. I cursed Gilgamesh to his face in Uruk, challenged almighty Zeus in Greece, openly kidnapped Skadi in Northern Europe, proclaimed in Israel that Solomon was a demon god instead of a holy king, and even stood at Morgan’s side in Britain. Yet for some reason I am still alive. By 1994, Fuyuki City, history has given me a ridiculous list of titles: the third friend of the Most Ancient King, the first prime minister of Mesopotamia, the man favored by the Greek gods, the king of giants in Northern Europe, the incarnation of God who awakened Solomon’s humanity in Israel, the miracle worker supported by Prince Camelot. On top of the Fuyuki Bridge, a young yet world weary Lovi sits on the railing, staring at the city lights and sighing. “Tell me, what exactly went wrong? Or you could just kill me here and let me finally ascend to the Throne of Heroes. Please.” Kiritsugu Emiya lights a cigarette, glances at Artoria holding the Holy Spear, at the treasury of the King unfolding beside Gilgamesh, at the crimson spear tip reaching out from the distant Kingdom of Shadows. The cigarette in his hand trembles slightly.

"When the world’s protectors become its greatest predators, the path to justice is paved with corpses." In a world ruled by 'Balancers' —individuals gifted with extraordinary and destructive powers —the line between law and chaos has vanished. These gifted beings have turned into the elite criminal underworld, and they have taken everything from Rudra: his family, his innocence, and his life. But death wasn't the end for Rudra; it was the genesis of his vengeance. After surviving the hellish trials of 'Kaal', the King of the Infinite Void, Rudra returns to the living world with a singular purpose. To reach the monsters who destroyed his life, he must become one of them. He must become a Balancer. To find his targets, Rudra must climb the treacherous 'Criminal Ladder,' fighting his way through a hierarchy of empowered killers where mercy is a death sentence. Join Rudra on his dark journey as he evolves from a victim to a cold-blooded Balancer. Will he reclaim his life, or will the fire of revenge consume his soul entirely?

Fusion is a science-fantasy saga set on a living world shaped by three suns—Solara, Virel, and Nexon—whose energies govern will, identity, and transformation. At its center is Allium Bell, a being created to maintain balance between these forces. Designed as a function rather than a person, Allium begins the story detached, precise, and unsure what it means to choose. As disturbances spread across settlements—emotional flattening, identity erosion, and subtle behavioral harmony—Allium and a small group of allies investigate what initially appears to be environmental instability. What they uncover is not a single enemy, but a growing manipulation of identity itself. As ancient entities exploit the world’s systems and the power of the tri-suns, the cost of balance becomes increasingly personal. Rose, a seraphim seeking warmth and self-definition; Cassidy Firewell, a human forger shaped by loss and humor; Weaver, a creator haunted by the limits of design; and others are drawn into conflicts where force alone cannot solve what is breaking. Fusion is a slow-burn narrative that prioritizes atmosphere, character psychology, and consequence over spectacle. Threats emerge gradually—through silence, behavior, and implication—before violence ever arrives. Power is never free, growth is never clean, and victories carry lasting cost. The series explores themes of identity vs. function, choice vs. design, and the danger of systems that value balance without humanity, building toward escalating conflicts that reshape both the world and those sworn to protect it.