survival

The Japanese boy who is running away from his home, arrived at his uncle's house who is living in Blüdhaven. He faced the unfortunate accident and went into the coma for about 3 days. Suddenly, the other soul gets inside his body and he wakes up in the new world which is wrong in everything and he needs to survive in this world with his cheat system. #This is not going to be a translation. #English is not my first language. #This is not a harem. #The original works all belong to the original creators.

He dies in the modern world and wakes under a cold, prehistoric sky. No steel. No magic. Only hunger, wind, and the crackle of a fire he barely knows how to keep alive. He starts with a spark and a bone knife. He trades ideas for trust. He earns food, then shelter, then loyalty. Women of the tribe choose to stand with him for their own reasons. A huntress who reads tracks like scripture. A flint-crafter with hands that turn stone into teeth. A shamaness who bargains with old spirits. A sharp-tongued negotiator who can turn enemies into neighbors. They are not trophies. They are partners and pillars, each one shaping the tribe he is trying to build. Camp becomes hearth. Hearth becomes council. Council becomes the seed of an empire. Winters bite. Mammoths roam. Rival clans watch the smoke on the horizon and sharpen their spears. The plains write laws in blood, and the totems always ask for a price. To protect what they have built, he must decide what a throne costs and who will share it. From the first ember to the first banner, this is a story of making something out of nothing. Survive. Build. Choose. Conquer.

When Aria Blackwood, an art student, found herself able to control the shadows after a fatal attack, her ordinary life completely collapsed. The mysterious vampire hunter Kael Nightshade introduced her to a supernatural world hidden under the human world - a world ruled by the ancient shadow council, full of dangers and conspiracies. When the ambitious traitor Victor Ashford tries to tear the reality itself apart, Aria must master her newly acquired power, choose between love and duty, and face a terrible truth: she may be the key to saving two worlds or a catalyst for their destruction. In the war between light and darkness, she will become the Queen of Twilight - an existence that can balance the universe itself.

The story of an ordinary young man who was about to graduate from high school in a month. He lived his life in survival mode because his parents had died, leaving him to support himself and his three younger siblings. One day, while at school, the four most beautiful girls in school, known for being difficult to approach, suddenly slammed his desk together and declared, "I'm pregnant with your baby, take responsibility!" The young man was shocked and dizzy because he felt his life was already difficult, and now he was accused of impregnating the four top girls in his school. But when his grandfather's inheritance was read, he finally understood the reason and learned what had happened: his grandfather had not left him an inheritance in the form of assets but rather a system called CATS, which had been passed down through generations in his family. He ultimately struggled to provide for his younger siblings and the four pregnant girls who would become his wives by completing the strange and extraordinary tasks provided by CATS.

In the "Multiverse of Gods," Sunny, a mundane delivery man, is thrust into a new reality as the god Cosmos. He is tasked with cultivating a barren, water-filled planet named Veridia, armed only with a formidable but initially useless SSS-grade talent, "Skill-Resonance," which allows him to copy skills from his planet's lifeforms every 100 planetary years. Sunny's journey begins with him using his divine power to create the first microscopic life, a single algae, and manipulate his world's accelerated time to foster evolution. As life flourishes on Veridia, so do the challenges. Sunny discovers the gods are not merely creators but participants in a high-stakes game. A global notification warns of daily "misfortunes" that will plague their worlds, forcing them to use precious Faith points to protect their creations. The stakes are raised further when he realizes the multiverse is a finite space and that gods will eventually be forced to clash with each other. To prepare for this inevitable conflict, he must accelerate his world's development, creating powerful demigod creatures to serve as defenders. The story follows Sunny as he navigates the cutthroat world of the gods, strategically using his cunning and limited resources to build a thriving civilization and prepare for the ultimate fight for survival against forces both natural and divine. Author's Note Thank you for reading my novel. I'm excited to share this world with you and hope you enjoy the journey of Sunny, a normal guy who becomes a god and tries to cultivate a world from scratch while facing challenges from other gods and the universe itself. This story is a testament to the idea that even with a seemingly useless talent, a person can achieve greatness through cunning and hard work. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and continuing to build this story together. Discord :- https://discord.gg/wyCFacXcVC Patreon :- https://www.patreon.com/Cosmos_07

[Simulation + Longevity + Talent Enhancement + No Overpowering Combat Power + Fast Pace + Neutral Protagonist, Free to Play] In a pure martial arts world, Yunshou thought his weak cheats would lead him to an ordinary life... Until, at fourteen, he acquired a second, flawed simulator. Little did he know, the combination of the two cheats would make him invincible! After a fleeting time (not much, actually), Yunshou suddenly looked back and realized he had become a Martial Emperor, dominating time and space, transcending the past and present, and traversing the ages!

Life has never been fair to Rudra, even until his death. He died because of over exhaustion, while he thought that was the end of his story. Little did he know life had different plans for him as he was reincarnated in a strange world where monsters and magic exist. Here in this new world, he thought he would be able to live happily, but wherever he goes, tragedy follows him. Just when he thought his new life was going to be over, he was bestowed a mysterious power. By gaining this power, Rudra has no idea what he has awakened. Follow his journey where he will be facing many trials and tribulations that intend to destroy him and the power he carries.

When Harry Pothead accidentally shrinks himself with his father’s invention, his backyard becomes a vast jungle of towering grass and colossal insects. Suddenly the world he thought he knew is full of dangers—hunting ants, lurking spiders, and frogs the size of whales. Armed only with makeshift tools, Harry learns to survive by drinking dew, eating pollen, and building shelters. But everything changes when he saves a stingless bee from a spider’s web. In gratitude, the bee leads him into its hive, where Harry discovers a hidden world of resin-built honey pots, protein-rich pollen stores, and the majestic queen who rules the colony. When invading ants threaten the hive, Harry fights alongside his tiny allies, learning courage, resourcefulness, and the value of even the smallest creatures. Can Harry find his way back home—and will he ever look at his garden the same way again? Please support me by buying the Kidle E-Book version: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FXGZZ8K9

lily is a omega who lives alone until the outbreak, what will happen when she meets another wolf name daryl and another a wild alpha werewolf name fen

All credits belong to the original creators. I am just a guy writing this fanfic for fun. This is not the same Baki Hanma as the one from the anime. It's just they have the same name and abilities. Their personalities are different. Also, the cover photo isn't mine. If the original creator wants me to remove, just comment under the fic and I will remove it.

At the heart of a wish lies an attempt at completion, a human desire to become our true and final selves. Wishes are fuelled by regrets and are bound eternally to the past, serving as approximations of what once was. We all experience regret and nostalgia, leading us to make wishes and find despair, but can we become our true selves despite this all? That's where the story of a girl who struggles to control her desires begins... Two souls sharing the same body and memory are living in Kyoto 2031. Tang-Ji Shizukesa, a girl who's grown up in her previous life with a hardcore passion for gaming, is now a bookworm in her new life who has no interest in video games. Along with her, Kazami and Hoyeon, the three childhood friends who separated 7 years ago due to an accident, have now been reunited again in a VRMMORPG game known as Dusk Protocol. The game has a unique combat system known as "Leere," a physical manifestation of an individual soul that can be conjured into deadly weapons. As Tang-Ji navigates this virtual world, she confronts the echoes of her past and the dissonance between her former self and her present identity. How will she cope with the rediscovery of a life she thought she left behind? How will Kazami and Hoyeon react to the new Tang-Ji? In a world where reality is malleable and death is just a click of a button away, the boundaries between past and present blur, forcing everyone to grapple with the truth of who they truly are. Disclaimer: This novel contains explicit language, violence, racism, and sexual scenes. There are also scenes that deal with various traumas, from physical to emotional to mental. (THE CHARACTERS’ CIRCUMSTANCES , TRAITS, AND BELIEFS IN THIS NOVEL ARE ALL BASED ON A TRUE STORY.)

What if the only person who could save the world was the one who broke it? Yahiko is just trying to be normal. He goes to school, ignores the bullies, and pretends the whispers about his "curse" don't exist. He's even managed to forget the worst day of his life—the day his best friend Akashi vanished, and the girl he loved... well, he can't quite remember her name. But when a government agent shoves a gun in his face and demands to know the location of a "Mage," Yahiko's fragile reality shatters. He is saved by Akashi, who returns not as the boy he knew, but as a warrior wreathed in crimson aura, hunting his sister's killer. As they flee, a new horror descends: the Eyes of Death, a celestial monstrosity that petrifies millions, feeding on the very fabric of human logic and emotion. Yahiko is immune, protected by Akashi's power—a power born from the Tree of Fracidus, the source of all chaos and feeling. Now, Yahiko must unravel the truth buried in his own amnesia. Why did he forget the girl he loved? What is his connection to the apocalyptic Trees of Genesis and Fracidus? And as Akashi's quest for vengeance consumes him, can Yahiko remember who he truly is in time to stop the world from being erased? Or is he the one destined to destroy it?

The apocalypse happened once before, but the Forts and their Hunters didn't stop the second apocalypse. No. In fact they welcomed it. The game begins again, another apocalypse, another system to tell you who to kill, who to save. It's transactional, after all, the grim reapers grace. Hajoon can smell the stench of a decaying world, he's forced to confront it, but does he want to save a world that hates him? No, not particularly. He has never had a home, at least, not one that he belonged in. But the apartment he pays for is inside a dungeon, the dungeon that took the place of his neighborhood. The demon in his mind demands he conquer it for himself, to regain the former glory of a Punisher, but what does he want? How long can he remain in control before the demon overtakes him, and he fades away? Until it turns him into a mindless killer? The cover is drawn by me

Jack Hale never thought his life would amount to more than arcade nights, skipped classes, and doodles of his favorite video game characters in his notebook. Restless, reckless, and with no real future in sight, Jack only knew one thing—he wanted out of his dead-end town. When a Marine recruiter offered him a way forward in 1996, Jack enlisted. His first deployment took him deep into the Congo Basin, where a peacekeeping mission to find missing villagers and fellow Marines spiraled into horror. Trapped inside an abandoned Umbrella facility, Jack became a test subject for the experimental Aegis Virus. Instead of killing him, it awakened something inside: the Viral Survival System, a strange power that tracks his infection, unlocks brutal skills, and whispers the one truth he cannot escape—every gain drags him closer to becoming the monsters he fights. Now hunted by Umbrella’s creations, haunted by the fate of his squad, and shadowed by a mysterious woman in red, Jack must fight to survive long enough to return home. But survival comes at a cost: every choice he makes, every adaptation he embraces, pushes him further down the line between man and bio-weapon. And in a world already spiraling into outbreak after outbreak, one question will decide his fate: Will Jack Hale remain human… or will he become Umbrella’s greatest monster?

In the neon-flickering streets of New Orleans 453, Adam spends his days numb and aimless—trapped in a tiny apartment, numbing his mind with an obscure indie game, cold leftovers, and sleep. Life feels stuck, like a bad loop he can’t escape. Until one night… he does. He wakes up in a tower—not just any tower, but an impossible, living structure that stretches endlessly through the sky. having many portal, and each portal leads to a completely different world. Some are made of bones and shifting flesh, their walls crawling with eyes. Others are forged from gears, steam, and broken time. There are dreamlike gardens of light, glitching voids of darkness, and futuristic cities where nothing breathes. This tower is a relic of a desolate planet—where remnants of war, science, and forgotten souls blend into one.

Adelaine Hammond unexpectedly transmigrated into her own forgotten and unfinished novel. She had a new identity, a new world, and a new existence—she became Remillia Lockhart, a character she never knew existed. In simple terms, she's an extra, a minor character in her own story. The moment she accepts that this is now her reality, she set out two plans: survive and wait for the novel to end; or, survive, become the richest person alive, and live comfortably. She throws herself into everything necessary to stay alive. But then, strange things start happening—why is she developing love interests? The novel she once wrote is changing, becoming more bizarre and unpredictable. Monsters grow stronger, new enemies appear, and a series of events unfold that she never wrote. To her surprise, she’s even gaining abilities beyond the original protagonist’s. "Damn it. Should I just stay and enjoy the life I'm having or escape this world and go back to my plain, old, boring life?" I sighed as I stared at the hordes of monsters charging straight to me.

Lucid is a mysterious dreamscape that has been with humanity since the dawn of time. People who enter it never return; those who do are never the same. The more one learns about Lucid, the more Lucid learns about them. Dave, an ordinary architect from London, accidentally gets pulled into Lucid after he eats a strange grey mushroom. When he woke up, he was in a mysterious world with floating islands, people traveling in origami cranes, huge snails, and knights riding inside the pouch of a giant kangaroo. What he expected to be a wimscle dreamscape turns into something much darker and sinister. Author's note: Hello everyone, this is my first novel, so there are bound to be some mistakes and errors. So feel free to give me your suggestions so that I can improve and give you guys a more quality story.

When ten-year-old Noah Little spends the summer at his grandmother’s old farmhouse, boredom seems guaranteed — until he discovers clues to his missing grandfather’s final secret. Beneath the overgrown garden lies a hidden kingdom of tiny elf-like beings, the Wood Gardenlings, now under siege by a corrupted force known as the Blight Kin. Shrunk to their size, Noah joins Princess Fern and Prince Sprint on a perilous journey through ants’ tunnels, flower fields, and the hive of stingless bees to recover the stolen rubies that could save both their worlds. But time is running out — and courage alone may not be enough to heal a dying garden. A heartwarming, magical adventure about bravery, belonging, and the wonders waiting just beneath our feet.

The legendary Field Marshal Ferdinand, the Iron Guardian and embodiment of valor, believed his tale ended when he sacrificed himself to repel the final calamity and protect humanity’s last spark of hope. He was no chosen champion of fate — only a man who struck harder and endured longer than anyone else, carrying the burden of the Garden of Eve on his shoulders. "With this... my duty has finally come to an end. O World, my final salutations to you." Yet fate defied him. Instead of death, Ferdinand awakens in the fragile body of a young boy named Kurian. At first, he longs to take life slowly, to savor this second chance in peace. Yet, even when this new world seemed calm, harsh truths came crashing down to remind him that Solaris III is no paradise. Ravaged by the great catastrophe known as The Lament, its laws of nature are fractured, spawning anomalies and granting many the powers of Resonators. But Ferdinand is no Resonator. Though stripped of power, he does not waver. For he has never been a stranger to struggle. If survival demands it, he will once again strike harder, endure longer, and fight more fiercely than anyone else. Because he is not a beginner to this concept. Now bearing the mantle of a mercenary rather than the soldier he once was, Kurian — the Iron Hound — unsheathes his weapon, ready to face the chaos. "The ones who can fight and choose to do so, are the strong ones."