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The Heavenly Demon Scientist of Xebec's Era

The Heavenly Demon Scientist of Xebec's Era

By @Mustapha Samba

Carl Grenett, a name whispered with both dread and reverence, is no ordinary man in the tumultuous era of Rock D. Xebec. Reincarnated from a past life as a peerless martial arts master and trainer, Carl carries the accumulated wisdom of countless forms and philosophies within him. Yet, this isn't just about physical prowess; he's also a brilliant 'scientist' of combat, meticulously dissecting the nascent three-color Haki system with an analytical rigor unheard of. With a mysterious demeanor that belies his ruthless pursuit of martial perfection, Carl navigates a world on the brink, where legends like Garp, Roger, and Xebec himself are forging their destinies. His unique cheat isn't merely knowledge, but the ability to systematically evolve and weaponize Haki through a scientific lens, creating devastating, never-before-seen martial arts techniques. The central conflict arises as Carl, dubbed the 'Heavenly Demon Scientist', finds himself entangled with the ambitions of the most dangerous pirates, forced to decide whether to reshape the world's power balance with his groundbreaking martial science or simply perfect his ultimate art in the shadows, all while avoiding the World Government's watchful eye.

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The absolute from murim

The absolute from murim

By @Wandile

For a thousand years, Du Ming reigned as the undisputed Heavenly Demon. He achieved the legendary Deity Realm in a mere century, spending the next nine hundred years cultivating a level of power that defied cosmic definitions. Boredom became his only true enemy. But when a casual, experimental swing of his sword shattered the space-time fabric of a doomed planet, he accidentally ripped open a portal. Curiosity drove the cold, omnipotent sovereign to step through, instantly stranding him in a medieval fantasy realm governed by strict knight hierarchies and complex magic systems. Possessing absolute transcendence over swordplay, magic, and every physical law, Du Ming views this new world as a mere playground. Yet beneath his godlike invincibility lies a dangerous truth: he is completely numb to existence. As he effortlessly dominates mortal knights and arrogant mages, this foreign world's ancient, forgotten gods begin to stir, threatened by an outsider who can rewrite their reality with a single stroke.

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