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In the celestial realms above, the proud son of the God of Lust and Love swore a heaven-defying oath, to remain a virgin for eternity, claiming that true love needs no filthy touch of carnal desire. Enraged by such arrogance, his father cast him into the ruthless wheel of reincarnation, forcing him through nine mortal lives filled with torment and tragedy.

Set 500 years after the events of Rise: Askiya, the world has been split into 8 different empires with the Songhai Empire as the World leaders in every imaginable category. Technology, Commerce, Tourism, Resources, Military might. We follow the 2nd Prince as he navigates through his early adult life trying to find himself and live up to the Askiya name in a time of peace. However, per human nature the destruction of the status quo and peace is inevitable.

The Trials have ended after [Trial 1263] and celebrations are rampant across the world of Draknir. With one of the two moons restored, people have put their fates and hopes in the statue of the person who had allowed this to happen, Zephyr Mor, the Coalescer of Elysium. The transcendent one who sacrificed his life to bring about natural order without the System's interference.  Yet in the throes of the Celestium, Draknir's main prison, lay a man curled up in the midst of timeless suffering in solitude. Zephyr can see what's happening outside, yet he can't interact, and neither can he call for help. He can only hope that his companions can collect the last piece that can truly end the System. Thus, when he's offered a contract by one of the Arbiters to rid him of his solitude and go back in time to correct any past mistakes. Who is he to turn it down? The catch? He can't choose at which point he goes back in time or how many times. Alternatively: To escape eternal solitude, Zephyr selfishly takes a contract, yet the contract's terms don't quite entail what he had desired and unveil a grave of lies that built the world of Draknir.

In this world, reaching the highest tier of Heaven requires more than a single lifetime of virtue—it requires a mountain of Merits accumulated through endless cycles of reincarnation. For Mujun, this journey is a living nightmare. Unlike others, he remembers every detail of his past lives. For millions of years, he has played the role of the selfless saint, but the weight of forced goodness has left him weary, bored, and deeply isolated. Desperate for a companion who understands his burden and tired of waiting for an enlightenment that never comes, Mujun makes a fateful choice. He decides to stop following the rules of Heaven and start writing his own—starting with the creation of a companion, no matter the cost to the innocent.

I’ve always felt that the Warcraft lore doesn’t have enough about the gods who existed on Azeroth long before the Titans arrived, so I decided to fix that a bit myself... The main timeline is set during the events of Warcraft III, with plenty of references to World of Warcraft.

"One week off. Paid." After an asthma attack nearly costs him everything he worked for, Harley is forced into a week off, a break he doesn’t want, in a life that’s never given him room to breathe. On a whim and a push from a persistent store attendant—he buys a game he’s never heard of: Infinite Dungeon. Five-year anniversary edition. Newly updated. What could go wrong? Everything. The moment Harley logs in, the world fractures, and he wakes up inside the game. No exit. No pause. No way out. Only a dungeon crawling with monsters… and players just as desperate to survive. Teaming up with Namir, a hardened veteran who knows more than he says, and Leah, a reckless fighter who refuses to break, Harley begins the climb. Along the way, they encounter Alvan, a quiet healer wrapped in secrets that don’t belong in any game. But something is wrong. The dungeon was never supposed to be like this. The original game had an ending. This one doesn’t. Floors stretch endlessly. Systems glitch and rewrite themselves. NPCs speak like they’re aware. And somewhere deep within the code, a deranged developer is pulling the strings, twisting the game into something far more sinister than survival. Because the longer you stay in the dungeon…the more it changes you. Players don’t just die here. They become part of it. Now Harley and his team must push forward through an impossible labyrinth, uncover the truth behind the broken update, and face a question no player was meant to ask: How do you escape… a game that was never designed to end?

“You know, I’ve met death. Rather polite, actually. But it doesn’t knock, just lets himself in.” Life. That fleeting flicker between two eternities of silence. People spend it chasing things—money, love, validation, a good seat on the train. They build empires of paper, relationships of glass, and sleep each night under the illusion that tomorrow has been promised. But it hasn’t. It never was. Death doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t care if you’re a king or a child. It arrives like an old friend, or a thief, or worse—like something you invited in. And yet… every now and then, the universe hiccups. A soul slips through. A crack opens. A second life is born—not as a reward, no, but as a test. Because what could be more dangerous than a man who's seen how the story ends—and comes back knowing exactly what not to do? But here’s the rub: a second chance is not a reset. It’s a curse with velvet gloves. You remember the pain, the loss, the betrayal—and worst of all, the choices you didn’t make. So when someone tells you this is just a story about life and death, smile politely. In many cases—in most cases—you’ll hear stories of heroes rising from the ashes, grateful for their second breath. However… in my case? I wanted to be the villain. To see a different end to this story. People say a person’s nature is hard to change. That deep down, we are who we are. But I changed... simply because I was curious. --------------- Join the discord server. https://discord.gg/m6c3RCv4AG

In a city where hidden factions and ancient bloodlines shape the balance of power… Rhythm decides survival. Hesitation is fatal. Johnny walks alone, black coat, steady hands, a past he can’t outrun. Once a mercenary, now hunting the truth behind his missing niece, he cuts down anyone in his way. Daisy is young, sharp, and running for her life. Her home is gone. Her past is ash. Survival drags her into the hands of thieves, where trust is a risk—and every choice has a cost. Their paths move on different rhythms. But the city is closing in. Gangs rule like kingdoms. Crime lords pull strings from the dark. Assassins listen for weakness. And somewhere in the shadows, Legends are rising—beings who don’t just fight… They change the rules of reality. Johnny and Daisy stand at the center. But they are not the only players. Power shifts fast. Alliances break faster. The rhythm decides everything.  The city is listening. A story of layered factions and shifting perspectives. Sing… or die.

Veston stands divided, the Great Lords all vying for the Throne, slowly tearing apart a realm that has never known true peace. During this time, four people, all born seventeen years ago, all move forward, with a command they heard before their birth, already deciding their fate. Tristan Cosmaton, a princeling of the Cosmaton dynasty, resides at the Everlight Palace, a place where everything is a performance. After the late King's death, the realm elects a new ruler, fearing the civil war that could erupt under normal succession rules. After seventeen years of blending into the background, with the sole goal of survival, Tristan finally decided to step out of the shadows, not through ambition but a belief that it was the next step for what he had always done. After seventeen years, Alice is finally granted the title Magi and is given the freedom she has always craved to explore the Mad House and learn the horrors and wonders that exist beyond the doors that line the magical tower. Charging ahead, she slowly delves deeper into the world's history and forbidden truths, pursuing the goal she doesn't truly understand the cost of. Isis journeys through the nine realms of Veston and beyond, chronicling the world's stories, from the mundane to the exotic. For her, the world is one big story; everything worthwhile has its own novelty and beauty. With a command from before birth, she dismisses, Isis stumbles forward, filling her endless diary, inching ever closer to the inevitable choice she must make. With one prophecy before birth, 'Defend the Dove of Salvation, ' Oliver rises from a Lordless Knight, searching for a liege he doesn't know to become the greatest sword in the realm. Oliver tries to navigate a world that tramples over the ideals of Chivalry, experiencing a world he despises for the sole goal of finding the one he must protect. ----------------------- Other than the first short arc, which introduced all the characters at once, each one will separate each person's stories unless they meet or are within close proximity to one another. ----------- Cover art will be commissioned once I have money to do so and depending on if I feel like it is worthwhile to continue this novel.

When a forgotten letter surfaces in the neglected wing of Nephoria's Great Library, historian Hayden Wolffe uncovers a truth that the kingdom's founders buried four centuries ago: the exile of Prince Astrapi was not justice. It was a lie. The throne of Nephoria was built not on righteousness but on betrayal, and every war fought in its name, every life shaped by its history, has been built on the same hollow ground. Above, Princess Eurydice Hughes watches her mother sharpen the kingdom's sword toward a people she has been raised to despise, and finds, to her quiet alarm, that her father's questions make more sense than her mother's certainties. Below, the Outcasts wait. They have always been waiting. As the Queen's ambitions drag Nephoria toward a war that will determine the fate of both worlds, two young people on opposite sides of the same lie must decide what they are willing to risk for a truth that no one asked them to find. Some foundations, once cracked, cannot be repaired. Only rebuilt.

In a town where most of the populous is Christian, Jolyne Brooks feels like she's the odd one out. But at least she has her friends. On the way home from one of these friends' house, she has a chance encounter with someone, or more rather something, that will change her life. For better, or for worse, Jolyne's life is about to get a whole lot more interesting...

On a normal Tuesday afternoon, Dustin’s nap was interrupted. He was suddenly pulled into a new world full of classes, powers, and monsters. He had hoped for an easy class like Healer or Summoner so he could stay in the back and do nothing. Instead, the system gave him the Rogue class. It was the worst possible match for his lazy and weak body. Follow Dustin on his reluctant journey across the multiverse, where he finds himself entangled in battles and events he wanted to avoid at all costs.

Maxwell was once a game developer, crafting worlds from code—but now, he’s trapped inside his own creation. As the last dragon user in this cultivation game world, he makes use of his system that rewards him for every kill. 100% drop rate, every time. But with each quest he conquers, he moves one step closer to becoming the strongest player alive—and rewriting his own fate in the process.

In the wonderful world of Elrus lies the Greatest Civilization to ever exist: the Golden Continent. In the Golden Continent, Culture and history have shaped it into the world's best magic nation. Filled with various races, they work together to survive, no matter the cost, and after years; they've achieved authority over all. In such a peaceful and prosperous time. Will it fall? Will the propaganda get to them? Will they survive the outside world? What secrets and war crimes have been hidden? And will the nation finally fall? Kailus, a Genesis Angel (Golden Continent native), tries to survive with the guilt from his past self. Will he get over his embarrassment and finally find a friend?

Jake is a thief. He survives by reading people, bending rules, and staying one step ahead. He never believed in magic. Until the day he steals a relic from the College of Magic, and it bonds with him. Dragged into a hidden realm of living mist where emotion shapes reality and power comes at a cost, Jake is forced into a world of hunters, relics, and ancient forces that refuse to stay buried. Talent alone won’t save him. Every mistake leaves a mark. And Jake is not the only one touched by the mist. Across factions, some wields its power, while others fight to contain it: apprentices tested beyond their limits, hunters bound to shadow beasts, leaders chasing control at any cost. Their choices will collide, and no path remains untouched. The Name We Carve is a multi-POV epic progression fantasy where growth is earned, power has consequences, and even a single decision can fracture the world.

'The scriptures say the faithful feel peace at the end? Those are just full of sh*t.' A Player fell from the sky, called his world a "Server," and massacred his cathedral in under three minutes. Raziel who was a priest, an NPC, a nobody, died in the prologue of someone else's story. But his last act of faith broke something it shouldn't have. [ITEM USED: RESURRECTION TOKEN] [INITIATING REGRESSION PROTOCOL…] [SAVE POINT FOUND: 4 YEARS BEFORE THE PLAYER'S ARRIVAL] Now he's fifteen again with memories fragmented, power locked and the clock is already ticking toward the Game Over that killed everyone he loved. The Church thinks he's their perfect novice. The future Player won't even remember his name. Good. While they're not looking, he'll turn miracles into weapons, recruit the people the story was designed to kill, and become the one thing no Player ever plans for: The Hidden Boss. NO YURI / NO YAOI / NO NTR "This story features a fictional religion inspired by real-world theological traditions. All religious institutions, doctrines, and practices depicted are entirely fictional. No disrespect to any real religion or its followers is intended."

A world of magic. A "mage" born without it. And an outrageous f*cking crew. In the Valley Kingdom, where steampunk meets futurism and powerful magic means status, a Guild named the Black Wolves stand wildly apart. Their acting captain, Greed, carries neither magic nor nobility, only a title he never wanted and a forgotten past. Though he has no magic, he has another power that defies it—along with a crew as unhinged as they are loyal and who all have their own insanely broken abilities: A Ghost-mage whose eyepatch hides more than it covers. A powerhouse who hits like a Behemoth and naps for sport. A vice captain more promising than most high-ranking mages, but only wants to spend the days cooking. A horned lunatic with a superiority complex and an obsession for her acting captain. A cyborg. A wolfdog the size of a lyconbear. And others off on missions or prolonged duties—each with their own unique quirks. The Black Wolves only have a single goal: to live a life as meaningless and carefree as possible. But when a conspiracy threatens to swallow the Valley—and pins the crime on them—they become fugitives in the very Kingdom they called home. As they fight to clear their names and face an enemy that seeks to destroy everything—the Black Wolves, ironically, become the Valley’s last line of defense. And everyone's last hope. Expect: - Black Clover meets Final Fantasy meets JJK meets Vox Machina - NOT isekai, transmigration, evolution, system, or cultivation. Go look for that elsewhere - OP MC from the start with no magic [NOT ANTI-MAGIC], progressively gets even more OP - Harem relationships in the beginning, moderate fanservice and some sex scenes (hate me), and strong romance subplot towards the end with only one girl - Classic slow-paced story with character development, backstories, perspectives from multiple characters, stats and ability descriptions, intricate plot, worldbuilding, and of course tons of fighting - A long, ongoing story Written and conjured by J.N. Marlow. All rights reserved. © 2025 J.N. Marlow.

Ryo Kenzaki was good at being invisible. Just another high schooler, keeping his head down and waiting for each day to end. Then a star fell from the sky. When Ryo pulls a dying woman from the crater it leaves behind, he learns the world he knows is already breaking. Beyond it lies the Hunting Realm—a place where monsters are born from fallen Hunters, and something is beginning to push through. Hunted by a creature he cannot understand, Ryo is dragged to a sanctuary between worlds and forced into a choice that was never really his: take up a Kizugami, a living blade forged from wounds, or die before dawn. But the blade doesn’t obey. It judges. As the weapon begins to search his soul, Ryo is pulled into a war he never asked to join—one shadowed by an impossible Eye in the sky, a relentless Kaimon on his trail, and an ending that may already have been decided. Ryo never wanted to be a Hunter. But if becoming one is the only way to protect what remains, he’ll have to answer a far more dangerous question: When the world strips everything from him, can he still stand as himself once more? Character Art by @_iamskiddy

Bereft of Divinity... Bereft of all, but one faith to cling to. Delve into a dark, fantasy world, abandoned by the Gods they had once worshipped. Unravel the mysteries of the world and its rich history. Join its people as they reclaim what they had lost.

Six Heroes had completed their destiny, slaying the Demon King. The Gods and Goddesses, wanting balance to their world, decided to send the Heroes into another universe. They wouldn’t go unrewarded however. The Gods and Goddesses gave the Heroes one fate-twisting chance before sending them off into their new lives. The Heroes found themselves in the future of earth. Separated and with no way to contact each other. They joined the newest game release, A World’s Legacy! The first game to succeed in a fully immersive VRMMORPG. With a world with shocking similarities to their own, the Heroes join the launch in hopes of coming into contact with each other. Boasting players of all sorts of talent, and those with nigh supernatural abilities, the Heroes will have to utilize their own experience and abilities to gain an edge! ————————————————————————- Author Note: I am inexperienced in writing novels. This is my first ever novel so I apologize for my inevitable mistakes and inconsistencies beforehand. Feel free to point out any mistakes you see! I try to fix as many as I can.