The Hero's Obsessive Villain
By @Lira
Being the villain was supposed to be a temporary gig. My plan was simple: fight the hero, lose dramatically, and fade into a comfortable retirement. I performed my role perfectly, right up until the hero shattered the script. Instead of a final blow, she gave me a chilling smile. Now she keeps me by her side, her gaze a mixture of burning hatred and twisted affection. The world’s savior is obsessed with her greatest enemy, and I have no idea why. Her dangerous fixation might be more inescapable than destiny itself.
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My Sect Disciple are All Player!
By @Hilvi Cb
Han Xuan, a cunning transmigrator, finds himself the sole inheritor of the desolate Myriad Soul Sect on the vast, untamed Shattered Continent. Armed with only the rudimentary Five Element Scripture and an extraordinary System, his path to power is unconventional. This cheat allows him to summon "players" from another world, who perceive the cultivation world as an immersive virtual reality game, complete with quests, leveling, and hilarious misunderstandings. Han Xuan's true power lies within his sect's radius, where he is utterly invincible - a domain that expands proportional to his sect's burgeoning reputation. To carve his destiny and protect his nascent empire, he must expertly manipulate his clueless yet enthusiastic disciples, guiding them through perilous quests and political intrigue, all while expanding his influence and truly becoming the invincible Sect Master of the "game". The struggle to maintain his facade while truly cultivating power and reputation promises an epic, often humorous, journey.
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Whispers of Nythara: Book one - The Unearthed Threshold
By @Sihle Moloi
Lin Mei-Ling, a gentle South African Chinese student, dismisses her sudden surge of enhanced strength, speed, and senses as mere stress after her 21st birthday. Her reality shatters when a strange, non-human pendant surfaces from a Cradle of Humanity cave. Though unsettling, Mei-Ling's logical mind attributes its oddities to an undiscovered ancient artifact. When this peculiar item is stolen and then inexplicably reappears in her bag, her attempt to return it triggers a cataclysmic shift. The world blurs, and Mei-Ling finds herself ripped from 21st-century Centurion, thrust into a world where the very air crackles with forgotten magic. Her 'gifts' are not fatigue-induced, but echoes of a truth far grander and more terrifying than she could ever imagine. Now, she must unravel the pendant's true purpose and navigate a perilous new reality, all while an unseen force hunts for what she unknowingly carries.
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Frame Drops and Fallen Empires
By @john1208
Confined to a hospital bed with a failing body, Dalvion’s last act is booting up an experimental VR beta. Instead of a game, a cosmic identity swap goes horribly wrong: his soul is shoved into the supreme vessel of the sealed God of Ruin, while the true dark deity is trapped in the frail body of the Vaelian Emperor. Awakening in the nightmarish Weeping Steppes, the notoriously proud and prickly Dalvion is utterly unimpressed. Mistaking the grimdark, blood-soaked reality for a game with atrocious graphics and massive latency, he ignores the 'main quest' and builds a crude mud hut to test the crafting system. He has no idea this hut radiates such pure, world-shattering divine energy that Kholgath, an apocalyptic demon lord, immediately begs to become his butler just to survive the crushing aura. Meanwhile, in the corrupt Ascendancy of Vaelia, a power-hungry chancellor ruthlessly manipulates the Emperor - blissfully unaware that the weak boy is actually the screaming, impotent God of Ruin. As Dalvion treats reality-bending magical assaults as mere 'clipping issues,' how long until the Empire realizes the true Calamity is just annoyed by the framerate?
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