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When the world is scarred by the ancient evil of Rakshasas, a new hierarchy threatens to topple a fragile order. The Awakeners that wield powerful Astral constructs and boast superhuman might, have eclipsed the Inborns; those born with inherent, yet static, abilities and overtaken them. The once arrogant Inborns now face widespread prejudice, their power deemed inferior, their past deeds and history unforgotten. Sanit is an Inborn with immense strength and healing. Or at least he was, before his return to Earth in a new form, armed with the accumulated wisdom and might of ages spent in a nightmarish, Rakshasa-infested realm. Having faced millennia of brutal struggle and forged alongside a mysterious celestial being, he is no longer the quiet young boy who desperately sought to avoid conflict. Now consumed by a very personal undertaking, he will shed his past self and confront the intertwined struggles of his world. Which is but one of many realms. This is a saga of Realm, Race, and Power, where the lines between Inborns, Awakeners, Humans, Devas, and Asuras blur. As Sanit navigates a brutal journey riddled with gore, murder, and moral compromise, he must confront the ultimate question: Who is truly worthy of wielding power, ascending to the highest realms, and championing a race – even if it means sacrificing one's very humanity?

Dear tired Reader, it is an honor that you have chosen this book amidst the heavy, gloomy aisles of the Library. It is with some regret, however, that I must inform you this book is ill. Your fingers should be able to feel the raised Proliferation of tissues on the surface of the Skin of the book, The words written in days of old are like Parasites taking root in the pages, longing for someone to observe their writhing, To sense, to decipher, and to touch the very essence of this sick story. If you insist on borrowing this book, please be sure to regularly check your own physical condition. Keep in mind.

Some people are destined to meet, even if one is in Heaven and the other in Hell. Rose Prison, the number one prison in the real world! Here are detained the world's top criminals, business elites, political giants, super hackers, and even nuclear weapons experts. What happens when such a group enters the Virtual World? Heroes' Prison, the number one prison in the Virtual World! Here are held the most legendary heroes and Magical Beasts, the Harbinger of Doomsday, the Remote Ancient Demon Emperor, the Troll Chieftain, bounty hunters, and even the mighty—Gods! How powerful would one be, carrying such a prison with them? In fact, the world itself is a prison, and to attain true freedom, one must change the world!

There’s no end after the end, if there is then it will be my death. A poetry book that full of poem that will brings you into a emotional journey.

The church says they were chosen. But no one remembers choosing. The sermons. The rituals. The promise of ascension. Belief only goes so far when the gods stop answering. In a forgotten village sealed by scripture and fog, three teenagers carry out their duties beneath the watchful eye of the Church. Isaac walks the same roads every day, but finds himself forgetting where they lead. Isabelle studies the rites in hopes of staying close to her sister, who’s been chosen for something higher. Ian pretends not to hear the whispers in the walls. They’ve been taught not to ask questions. Taught to smile when the lanterns dim. Taught to celebrate those who vanish. The village is small. The rules are older than language. And somewhere beneath the altar, something breathes -something older than the Light they worship, something hungrier. As the rituals grow stranger and the rules shift without warning, the trio begins to uncover cracks in the world they thought they understood — and the deeper truth beneath their devotion. What do you do when your faith is a lie? And what’s left of you after the soul is given away? The Church of Light promises salvation. But salvation has a cost. And not all gods forgive. A slow, dreamlike horror about memory, obedience, and the gods with crooked hands. There is no escape. But there is remembrance. Sometimes.

I trusted them. We were supposed to face death together. But when the monster broke free, they locked me in to die alone. I remember the darkness swallowing me whole. I remember the monster’s laughter inside my skull. And I remember waking up, ten years old, tied to a sacrificial altar, in a world ruled by magic. Now, the bastards who betrayed me walk these lands too: a prince, a priestess, a noble’s heir. All reincarnated. All given the same message I heard in that endless void “One year. This is a game of death. Kill each other within a year, or face total erasure.” They think they can hide behind crowns and holy robes. But I didn’t just return with my memories. I came back with a gift: logic sharper than any blade, and a power the gods themselves fear. This isn’t vengeance. It’s mathematics. And I will solve them—one by one.

A world were people play like there gods. What will happen to the human race now that more powerful people appear. Will the demon race be allowed to exist back in the overworld or do the humans take the underworld and destroy everything in existence for playing god

When a wish granted in a dream turns a man into a god of lies, he erases his past to protect his power. But his forgotten sister plants a memory that awakens a boy named Eiren—an unwitting pawn, now caught between destiny and deception. To stop the rise of the Faceless Sovereign, Eiren must first uncover the truth of who he was, even as the world is rewritten to fear him In a world where Beyonder pathways govern the supernatural, secret organizations worship gods, and reality is fragile, the Fake Pathway—once erased from history—has resurfaced under the mask of a god called Velkaris Due influence of velkaris quite few things change in time line and past to make balance of the story I have remove few characters from original I hope you are angry about it but I felt it was necessary for story spoiler: Everything is lie never trust anything related to Velkaris even in story or in synopsis

"When a weak boy becomes the greatest sin in the universes, the legend begins. In worlds ruled by rigid class systems and sects warring between light and shadows, emerges Korgami—an outcasted teenager destined to uncover a buried secret that will change the fate of all. After discovering his true power as the 'Dark King,' he embarks on a journey that tears through dimensions, seeking the true meaning of his power and the primal essence of darkness within him. A voyage across interdimensional academies, mirrored realms, and existential trials. Where sins are redefined, chains are shattered, and an untold ending is written. An epic fantasy novel about power, destiny, and the search for truth in the heart of darkness."

It's a BL (boy's love) novel and there are some scenarios that maybe too harsh for you so read it at your own risk .. Yea,that's all.. Everything is created by d3adiva

Benjamine Bloodgrave and his partner, the Primordial Shadow are freed from his eternal imprisonment after only two millennia by an unsuspecting group of adventurers investigating a new dungeon appearance. With fate giving him a second chance, he wastes no time in slaying Tartarus the god of prisoners with his and Shadow's combined power. The group of adventurers who freed him, Freyja a dark elf, Wilter a noble fighter, Henry an archer, and Greigore the shielder begin accompanying him and showing him around the beautiful market hub of the Spes kingdom, The City of Erib. But all is not as it seems with a goddess manipulating the king behind the scenes and a runaway princess who begins an uprising to free Erib from the evil goddess. What will Benjamine and the group of adventurers do when facing a goddess and her divine forces. The revenge and blood fueled journey of the God Killer Paladin begins again.

That day, the breath of the great whale dispersed the fog, and a new era arrived. Chen Qi accidentally transmigrated into the steampunk-apocalyptic game world of 'New Sun,' starting with the monstrous talent "Deep Sea Affinity," where ancient deep-sea creatures saw him as one of their own. Although he possessed the talents of a monster, as a transmigrator, he still maintained the original intentions of humanity, striving to level up with the firm resolve to become a world-renowned Monster Hunter. Finally, after his relentless efforts, the popular Dove Times sharply commented: "From the ancient deep sea, a scoundrel with evil bloodlines who threatens witches with tentacles, the arrogant lone Emperor of the Fifth, who aims to conquer the Witch Sea!" False news, blatant false news! Even though he grew tentacles, threatened witches, raised sea dragons, collected tolls, and sang the death chorus with sea monsters. He was truly not of any Deep Sea Ancient God's bloodline but a dedicated and responsible Hunter. Chen Qi cut down the fleet before him and earnestly clarified.

In the shadows of a lunar curse, the fate of the werewolf clan hangs by a thread. With little time left before eternal damnation, Werewolf Prince Relik must find the Moonlight Princess, his betrothed, to save his clan. The search leads him to the doorstep of their vampire enemies where a disguise grants his safe passage. In this seemingly not so blood-thirsty world, fate has other plans, repeatedly crossing his path with the eldest vampire prince. Defying nature, loyalty, danger, duty, even desire, every choice must bear the price.

I bought the entire book, but the webnovel has deleted it now, so I am publishing chapters under the Fanfic for myself to read. .... Humans are clever in tens of thousands of ways, Gu is the truly refined essences of Heaven and Earth. The Three Temples are unrighteous, the demon is reborn. Former days are but an old dream, an identical name is made anew. A story of a time traveler who keeps on being reborn. A unique world that grows, cultivates and uses Gu. The Spring and Autumn Cicada, the Venomous Moonlight Gu, the Wine Insect, All-Encompassing Golden Light Insect, Slender Black Hair Gu, Gu of Hope… And a great demon of the world that does exactly as his heart pleases!

In the 21st century, a young judge time-travels to another world. Here, martial arts are evergreen, and myriad schools compete for dominance. Confucianism: Immense righteousness, impervious to all laws. Legalism: The power of rules, the law follows the word. Military strategists: The power of conquest, invincible in battle. Mohism: Ingenious mechanics, ordinary humans rivaling gods. Yin-Yang school: Numerology and the five elements, seeking divination, pursuing good fortune, and avoiding disaster. ... What's this? The Legalists grow stronger by adjudicating cases? Li Nuo, who has just vowed to advocate for the people and eliminate the corrupt, discovers that his father is the greatest villain in the court. Faced with countless enemies seeking revenge against his father, Li Nuo says he only needs one sentence. 'My lady, guard me!'

No Escape from the Playhouse is a gothic horror fairytale set in a theater that feeds on souls. Born from grief and obsession, the Crimson Playhouse was built by a famed opera star who believed that art could defy death. What she created instead was a monstrous theater that feeds on pain, emotion, and the souls of those who dare to perform within its walls. Decades later, a gifted young conductor named Sebastian Virell is drawn to the abandoned ruins. He reopens the Playhouse, dreaming of glory. But what he finds is a stage that never sleeps… and a voice in the rafters that never stopped calling. He is transformed—body and soul—into the Puppet Master, the eternal director of an endless, soul-devouring show. Under his hand, broken souls are stitched into dolls and dancers, each cast into roles they can never escape. A ballerina cursed to spin forever. A trickster who forgot how to laugh. A clown who bleeds behind her smile. But even puppets can dream of freedom. As their memories return and their strings begin to fray, a rebellion brews in the darkened wings. The final act draws near—and the curtain never falls quietly. But in the end, can they escape from the Playhouse?

In this cover page...Sansui Yamada, a 35-year-old man working as an English teacher who especially cares about the student's wellbeing despite the hardships he goes through. The funeral's host will be narrating his backstory and after the speech finishes, the plot goes on...

In a forgotten Southern city drowned by endless rain and rot, a former preacher named Silas Grier wanders the ruins of faith and memory, composing letters to a woman named Rebekah—a woman who may be dead, imagined, or something far worse. By night, Silas performs sermons for the dead. In abandoned theaters and hollowed-out churches, he stages his victims like saints—twisting old rituals into grotesque religious tableaux. Each kill is a verse, each photo a sacred page. He calls it The Gospel. He believes it's holy. But someone is watching. A silent figure in a long coat haunts his sermons. Someone is writing him back—slipping letters beneath motel doors in Rebekah’s handwriting. As the city decays around him—its churches weeping stained glass, its streets whispering scripture—Silas begins to unravel. His sermons grow stranger. The voices grow louder. And the line between devotion and delusion begins to bleed. Then, the past returns. And with it, the fire. Told in chilling first-person from the mind of a killer-prophet, The Red Gospel is a gothic descent into religious obsession, grief-fueled madness, and the horrors we sanctify in the name of love