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Release schedule: At least 2 chapters per day - sometimes more, depending on the power stones received When Ian awakens on a floating island in the endless void of Minecraft’s Skyblock, he realizes he’s no longer in his original world. His only possession? A Transmutation Tablet—an artifact far beyond anything the game should contain. Moments later, a system message pops up: [You have joined the Interdimensional Transmigrator Group Chat.] Now connected to an infinite multiverse of travelers—from worlds like Naruto, One Piece, Warhammer 40K, and even Terraria—Ian gains access to shared resources, knowledge, and chaos from across fiction, film, and games alike. His Transmutation Tablet isn’t ordinary—it has no EMC limit, can absorb interdimensional energy, and unlock new mods by devouring matter from other worlds. With it, Ian can turn anything into anything—fuel, food, armor, or even life itself. Armed with infinite resources in one hand and absolute creative power in the other, Ian begins transforming his lonely Skyblock into an empire of monsters, villagers, witches, and heroes, recruiting allies from every corner of the multiverse. From the Frozen Apocalypse to Slasher World, from Train to Busan to the realms of anime and legends, Ian’s journey becomes one of endless expansion—crafting, trading, and fighting his way toward godhood.

Everything started out ordinary… friendships, laughter, passing days. But in an instant, they found themselves face-to-face with ghouls that knew no mercy.

On May 26th the world ended. Earth died. So did Aiden. Nineteen, forgettable, and full of regrets, his final thoughts were the only thing the void listened to. The Aphelion System answered. Now Aiden is dragged back to life with a single mission: Stop the apocalypse in 90 days. No matter how many times he has to die to do it.

Tammy Curry is a teen girl who lives in Huntington Park, California, with her parents. She goes to visit her father at his new job in Vernon, where he is working as a mechanic for a vintage car repair shop called “Vinton’s Vintage Repair”. There she meets Mr. Vinton, the owner of the shop, and his son Zack, who’s a real cutie. As Zack and Tammy become acquaintances, their fathers bring a new car into the shop, which they’ll be repairing for a TV producer. The producer tells them the story behind his newest collective item, and it's quite the gruesome one. One day, as Tammy is being taken to school, she sees the aftermath of a tragic car collision, which she initially thinks is an accident. However, as the story unfolds, it appears to be something more sinister. As more suspicious crashes begin to occur around their neighborhoods, Tammy, Zack, and the police will soon realize there's something very wrong going on, and it might be related to the old car the shop is fixing.

He sees demons. He sees devils. He sees what no one else will. And they see him. *** Cole has spent his life haunted by horrors no one else can see: whispering things that feed on grief, move through shadows, and wear the faces of the dead. For years, Cole kept quiet. But now they're watching back. When one of these monsters marks him as prey, Cole is saved by a stranger named Ikaris, a man of the Dauntless, cursed warrior forged in fire and ash. But salvation comes at a cost. Now on the run from both monsters and men, Cole must flee from the port city of Bruis before nightfall, before evil gets to him. But Bruis is only the beginning. And what hunts him is older than the Saints and the Inquisition, older than fire itself. Can he unlock the powers of a Seer before Cole burns his humanity? The deeper Cole digs, the more he realizes: The real monsters aren't just in the dark. **** Updates: Weekdays only Current Volume: Escape Bruis

An ordinary young man enrolls in college, only to discover he has been mysteriously registered at Solstice Academy, which exists in another dimension. By a twist of fate, he encounters a painfully awkward vampire girl with a habit of sucking his blood, a succubus who wants to make him her plaything, and a Saint who was after his heart, literally. What could possibly go wrong with this kind of setup!?

Born blind and unwanted, Dawn grew up listening to the world while it ignored him. Every sound told a story he couldn’t see — every heartbeat, every whisper, every betrayal. When a single act of kindness lures him into a trap that shatters his life, he dies not knowing trust, love, or justice. But death is not the end. A cosmic entity named Fenrir Alistair Blivixis offers him a second life in Astra’vhel, a world of demidemons, ancient powers, and rules that twist reality itself. Reborn as the Inverted One, Dawn possesses abilities beyond comprehension: he is untouchable, unclassifiable, and unstoppable. In a society built on hierarchy, pride, and power, a blind boy becomes the anomaly that no one can define — feared by elites, courted by enemies, and observed by cosmic forces. As betrayal, ambition, and the mysteries of the Fold unfold, Dawn must navigate a world that rejects him, wielding his newfound powers to survive… and to rewrite the very laws of existence. Dark fantasy, cosmic horror, and demonic intrigue collide in this epic saga of pain, rebirth, and unstoppable vengeance. The Game of the Inverters is a dark, cosmic-fantasy saga about a broken young man reborn into a world of demons, marked by a pact with a being beyond comprehension. With an inverted identity and a power system that breaks the laws of reality, he becomes the cornerstone of a battle between worlds, anomalies, and cosmic entities.

The super cowardly me installed Super Coward Mode, and the terrifying extraterrestrials started to look cute. “Eating the flesh of an extraterrestrial deity? You’re not human! Ew!” “Even withstanding mental manipulation? What kind of monster are you!” “Enslaving an extraterrestrial deity? You must be out of your mind.” …And then, the reactions around me became strange.

In a world full of magic — ruled by gods and whispered legends — follow Kairo, a young man burdened by the mark of the Abynt, said to bring misfortune wherever he walks. Driven by faith and desperation, he journeys to find Elveryine, the Divine Dragon, hoping to lift his curse and redeem his bloodline. But the world remembers what it wants to — and some truths were never real to begin with. thumbnail is currently Ai generated placeholder support my work

When the moon bleeds and the world fractures, monstrous entities known as Ruin Beasts pour from the earth’s wounds—beasts born from corrupted instincts, living nightmares, and crystallized hunger. Cities fall. Governments collapse. Humanity survives only in scattered enclaves, hunted by creatures that evolve faster than they can be killed. In the ruined city of Valehaven, Kairen Vale, a quiet, overlooked young man with a tragic past, awakens a mysterious mark on his arm—the Hunting Disorder, an ancient, parasitic sigil that devours the instincts of beasts and turns them into power. It should have killed him. Instead, it makes him something new: a human with the instincts of predators, the clarity of hunters, and the potential to become stronger than the monsters hunting the world. But power comes at a cost. Each fragment he absorbs pulls him closer to losing his humanity. Each ability he gains carries a memory of the beast it came from. Each evolution risks turning him into the very thing he’s trying to destroy. Under the guidance of Liora Thane, a rogue hunter with secrets of her own, Kairen begins to train—learning to integrate multiple fragments, control the instincts tearing at his mind, and survive battles that only get deadlier as the beasts evolve. Yet the Ruin Beasts are not mindless monsters. They are organized. Territorial. Intelligent. And something ancient—something crowned and forgotten—has stirred beneath the city. As Kairen grows stronger, so do the Beasts. As he hunts them, they begin to hunt him back. Whispers spread among the Ruin: a human evolving faster than any monster should… a predator with the scent of a king… a threat that must be removed before he ascends. To save his city, protect the few people left, and keep himself from unraveling, Kairen must walk a razor-thin path between human and monster, between control and instinct, between hunter and hunted. Because the Hunting Disorder is not a gift. It is not a blessing. It is a sickness that grows… or consumes. And for Kairen, there is no cure—only the hunt.

In the ashes of the 1,999th universe, something impossible stirs. Born of silence, cradled by the void, a being awakens - not a god, not a monster, but a question. His name is Qaritas. In a shattered cosmos ruled by Ascendants and haunted by the First Evil, even silence must take a side. But when the god of Nothingness begins to want something... the universe holds its breath. Told by the death-masked mistress of a theater of corpses, this is a myth drenched in blood, starlight, and dreams.

In an era where humanity has achieved the highest levels of scientific progress, a cryptic and inescapable global event known as "The Great Filter" manifests, its arrival foretold by retro-causality technologies. Its emergence fatefully coincides with a decisive experiment meant to prove or disprove String Theory. ​The event is revealed to be a rapidly and illogically growing black hole. It completely devastates Planet Earth and claims the lives of over nine billion people. ​But humanity does not end. Many survivors find their consciousnesses reincarnated within other beings on a perilous, magic-infused alien world where death lurks everywhere. Driven by the instinct for survival and the desire for dominance, the remnants of the human race must now master magic, deceit, and intrigue, forging alliances to subjugate this new reality. All their hopes are pinned on the upcoming generation, known as "The Ninth Update," and their prophesied leader, "The Ninth," who is expected to reshape the balance of this world with his extraordinary capabilities.

Follow Steve's journey as he ascends into power after being reincarnated as a human-looking frog in an alternate world. In this world, magic was prominent, danger followed him everywhere ever since he reincarnated, and crazy frog ladies insisted to sacrifice him to demons of sorts, which was often paired with horrific, paranormal activities. It wasn't an easy life, especially for a guy who just misses his wife, but the journey was bound to be interesting!

When 28-year-old Mara Kessler returns to the isolated mountain town of Blackbridge to settle her late father's estate, she expects grief, awkward reunions, and a house full of old memories. What she doesn't expect is the unmistakable feeling that someone has been living inside the house long after her father died. Every night at 3:11 a.m., the clocks in the home resets themselves to that exact time-no matter how many times she replaces them. In the walls, Mara hears a low knocking sound, rhythmic and deliberate, almost like someone trying to communicate. The townspeople avoid her questions, insisting her father became "strange" in his final months, obsessed with something he believed was spreading through Blackbridge. Mara soon finds evidence that several residents have gone missing over the last 30 years, all erased from public record except for cryptic notes left in her father's journals. Each disappearance is marked by the same symbol: a circle hollowed into the wood near where each missing person was last seen. As Mara digs deeper, she uncovers a disturbing truth: Blackbridge has a second population-people who look ordinary in daylight but lack something essential inside. They move almost correctly, speak almost normally. and yet feel wrong in ways that make Mara's skin crawl. When knocking on the walls escalates into full conversation- mimicking voices of people Mara knows, even voices of the dead- she realizes the house is trying to warn her. Her father wasn't paranoid; he was trying to protect her from the entity that has lived beneath Blackbridge for centuries, feeding on memories until nothing is left but a shell. Now Mara must solve the mystery of the missing townspeople and the origin of the Hollowed before she becomes one of them. But every night, 3:11 grows closer...and the voice behind the wall begins to sound more and more like her own.

Denial… It’s a strange thing, isn’t it? Something we’ve all done at least once in our lives. Sometimes it’s over the silliest things, like refusing to accept the ending of our favorite show. Other times, it’s a shield… a way to hide the pain that chews away at our insides. Whether it’s good or bad… who am I to say? In fact, If there were ever a competition for championing denial, I’d probably take first place without breaking a sweat. Still… There are some things in life that no amount of denial can change. No matter how much we lie to ourselves… Denying a loved one’s death won’t bring them back. …or would it? You remember those stories adults used to scare us with as kids? Ghosts, demons, devils, all that supernatural bs. Yeah, I used to think the same thing. BS! But lately… The things I’ve spent my whole life denying, the ones I brushed off as superstition, explained away with logic and psychology… They’re starting to feel a little too real.

Erich ran away from a childhood shattered by silent screams and a home filled with tribal masks. Years later, he is a solitary deep-sea photographer on the coast of Japan, haunted by one terrifying memory: the moment he saw his own father with a chillingly blank face—no eyes and...

A student at a secret academy of knowledge accidentally reads a forbidden book containing records of dangerous cosmic entities. Guided by her sarcastic and powerful teacher, she must study these entities one by one, not only to survive, but also to understand the true nature of reality-which is far more strange, dangerous, and depressing than she ever imagined. #unconventional #philosophy #existential #abstract #cosmic #hybrid #reality #entity

Ashen is a world I’ve meticulously crafted, drawing inspiration from a blend of iconic sources such as Game of Thrones, Dune, Berserk, Star Sector, and Cowboy Bebop. The opening chapters delve into dark, unsettling themes, including sexual violence, death, and gore, setting the stage for a story that relentlessly explores the human condition. The plot weaves through the lives of more than ten central characters, some of whom serve as antagonists. As the narrative unfolds, the complexity of each character grows, and the darkness intensifies with every chapter. The tone of the story will only deepen as it advances, carrying readers into even darker, more harrowing territory. At its core, Ashen is a tale of political maneuvering, gods that are far more wicked than benevolent, and a rising tide of darkness. It portrays broken souls—more broken than you’ve ever encountered—and the crushing weight of a universe on the brink of collapse. The story is not only about war, but space war, envisioned with the precision of an engineer and a student of history. If you're looking for a depiction of conflict in fantasy and sci-fi that approaches historical realism, Ashen will provide an unparalleled experience. Expect shocking plot twists that will leave you on edge, all while maintaining a tightly woven and solid narrative. However, be warned: this book is not for the faint of heart. It is intended for mature readers—18 and older—due to its intense content and graphic themes.