“If this is a story worth saving, then mediocrity has truly won.” — Celestia von Reingarde * * * * * After one late-night drive ended my life, I woke inside the very first webnovel I mocked. In the pages of Tower of the End, Celestia von Reingarde was nothing more than a petty villainess, a spoiled noble girl with sharp eyes and crimson pupils, remembered only for bullying someone until the “hero,” Arthur, arrived to play the gentleman. One humiliation, and she faded away so the harem could bloom. Except now, I had become Celestia. At first, I thought I could slip away. Why should I meddle with Arthur’s destined rise? Let him climb the tower, collect his lovers, and save the world. I could just live quietly in the background. But the world disagreed. A voice seared through my mind: [Warning! Story Relevance: 3/100.] [Warning! Existence will be erased when Story Relevance reaches 0/100.] Now, obscurity meant death. What to expect: - A villainess. - A pug. - Book 1 (125,000 words) already written. Release schedule: Monday, Wednesday, Friday Read 40+ chapters ahead on Patreon! This is currently only published on RoyalRoad and Spacebattles (+ Reddit and Scribblehub). If found elsewhere, please assume that it has been stolen. Thank you.

Alex loves the gym, the stars, and his family above all else. The System arrives in the middle of Thanksgiving dinner and drags him into danger he never asked for. Now Alex has to grow strong enough to keep his family safe from whatever the tutorial throws at them, monsters, rival factions, even gods, before any of it costs him the people he loves. Alex starts off as just a common human, but within a matter of days, he becomes someone who can control thermal energy and gravity, eventually becoming powerful enough to create miniature stars in the palm of his hand.

In their quest to reach the pinnacle of cultivation, geniuses forge their path with the belief that the path of slaughter is the only one that can lead them there. But for some strange reason, they always encounter hidden masters who, without ever having left their sects or fought physically, surpass them in cultivation, having reached higher realms than their own. The protagonist of this story, an archaeologist specializing in dead languages, dies after finding a door that should not have existed and is reborn in another world, where, due to a very bad decision she does not remember making, she is denied any possibility of taking the most orthodox and fastest path of slaughter, so she has no choice but to take things slowly and follow the path of all those hidden masters, aided by her former talent for understanding and deciphering various languages. What to expect: -Strange as it may seem, this story is a Slice of Life cultivation novel, so things move slowly, don't expect a speed run of cultivation. -Due to the protagonist's special circumstances, don't expect a lot of combat or fighting. And when there is, because it's still a cultivation world, it will always be brief and not too drawn out. -The protagonist knows nothing about cultivation and isn't a regular reader of web novels, as is usually the case, so she starts from scratch and has to figure everything out little by little. -The protagonist doesn't forget her old life or everything she knows about it in the first dozen episodes either, which—combined with the previous point—means she often compares what she discovers and learns in this new world with the things she knows from her old one. -An attempt to make the characters interesting and with their own personalities. Only time will tell if I succeed or not. -A unique and original cultivation system, don't expect Qi Realms and Golden Cores. Additional notices: -This is the English version translated by a professional AI. Unfortunately, my English is not good enough to write directly in it, so I am adding the AI-generated content label. I am also publishing the original Spanish version. -I used a translator up until Chapter 55. Starting with chapter 56, I began using a different one, which most readers say is much better. -I'm also retranslating the first few chapters using the new translator. The chapters that have already been retranslated are marked with an (R) in the title. -The cover is also AI-generated while I find an artist to create an original one for me.

A Low-Stakes, Cozy, Slice-Of-Life World-Hopping Adventure John, a 37-year-old widower, is feeling lost. Grief, regrets, and the weight of the past push him to long for something new, something different. So when he finds a way to travel between worlds through dimensional Gates, he takes it. Some research, a bit of training, and he’s off. Sure, his class has the potential to be overpowered, but he’s not in it for fights, fame, or power, and truth be told, he's not hero material. He’s here to breathe again. To heal. To see what else is out there in the multiverse. He moves at his own pace, helps out when he feels like it—sometimes as a healer, sometimes as something else—and keeps track of it all in a kind of diary. It’s more about the journey than the destination. About magic, new places, and figuring out how to live again. This isn’t some dark, gritty tale full of battles or world-ending stakes. It’s about traveling with friends. Awkward conversations, good food, learning magic, and way too much shopping. It’s about the little things that make life worth it—and how even small actions can sometimes ripple out with a butterfly effect. Scattered throughout the story are short side stories. Glimpses into other worlds, other travelers, or the consequences of his choices. They all circle back eventually, adding layers to John’s path and filling in the bigger picture. This is a different kind of LitRPG. It’s slower paced, written in a semi-journal style, and focuses just as much on the inner journey as it does on the outer one. Big parts of the story happen on Earth, before he leaves, and when he occasionally comes back. Pictures generated by AI accompany the story. Or, to put it in John’s words, “Traveling without taking pictures is a travesty.” Starting with Book Two, songs are also woven into the story, created with SUNO AI. So kick back, grab a coffee or a snack, and take a break from reality. Join John, the Gate Traveler, on a never-ending vacation. Release Schedule: New chapters every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday, no later than 6:00 PM GMT+3. Comments and corrections are welcome and appreciated. I always want to hear what you think😊. Enjoy, Traveling Dreamer Important Notice: The Gate Traveler is published exclusively on Royal Road, Scribble Hub, and my Patreon under Traveling Dreamer . If you're reading it anywhere else, it has been posted without my permission. If you'd like to help protect my work, please send me a DM on Royal Road or Scribble Hub letting me know where you found it. Thank you for helping me protect my story.

The Aspects are long dead. The venerated creators of reality are no more. Yet the final scheme of their slayer, of the deceased Betrayer, seeks to grind all they have ever made to dust. And the truth is, it is working. Slowly but surely, the end of all things has been growing closer and closer throughout the eons. Inevitably, unstoppably. The last Hope is a desperate gamble: For one of the first children of the creators to cast their very soul into reincarnation and perhaps return as something strong enough to stop the end. If there ever was any chance to begin with. I am not stubbing this story until it's at least complete (if ever). Expect: High fantasy. Weak to strong quick. Powerful MC reincarnates, gradually starts regaining memories. MC that is an actual character not a plot device. My original unique magic system discovered along with the MC. My original setting with mythos that have both been living rent free in my head for actual years. Story that matters (or does it?) No, I can't rewrite the prologue even though I lose a good half of prospective readers on it. Good writing and decent grammar. Reviewers seem to like it, you might too. Upload schedule: Updates every Saturday. 3000+ words per chapter. Meant to be read in RR dark mode.

The 450th year of the Dark Age. Deep winter. Humanity is losing the war. To the brutal, green-skinned Orcs, humans are nothing more than slaves and livestock. Soren, a former Special Forces drill instructor in his past life, wakes up in the body of a lowly recruit in the Silver Moon Kingdom’s Red Moon Knights. His current situation? Abandoned at the very edge of the frontline: The Misty Swamp. It’s a death trap of toxic miasma, treacherous bogs, and magical beasts. His only assets are twenty-five demoralized, half-starved recruits. His enemy? The Orcish Alliance—a hundred-thousand-strong horde backed by shamanic magic and heavy siege engines. To make matters worse, the kingdom’s corrupt nobles are secretly colluding with the enemy, and his so-called allies are just waiting to stab him in the back. It is an absolute dead-end. A guaranteed game over. But then Soren awakens the [Warlord System]. Stripping away the naive, outdated chivalry of this era, he introduces this brutal fantasy world to something far more terrifying: modern Special Forces physical conditioning, ironclad discipline, and asymmetric warfare. No troops? He recruits rebellious peasants, wrongfully exiled criminals, gladiators on death row, and even the vassal Goblins that the Orcs use as emergency rations. Under his banner, they are forged into warriors. No gear or logistics? Night raids, poison, and ambushes become his bread and butter. He hijacks the Orcs' supply lines, builds his own foundries, and cultivates high-yield, blight-resistant crops to feed his growing army. No talent? With the System's ability to perceive hidden potentials, he unearths diamonds in the rough: a peerless sharpshooter, an ascetic monk possessing iron-body arts, a vengeful mage commander... All drawn to his cause. When the Orcish Alliance finally realizes something is wrong and dispatches an army to crush this minor nuisance... they are met with absolute horror. They aren't facing a ragged band of stragglers. They are facing a heavily fortified stronghold bristling with trebuchets and heavy repeating crossbows. Waiting for them are heavy infantry capable of crushing Orcs in melee; highly mobile Wolf Riders; a disciplined Phalanx of pikemen; longbowmen who can pierce heavy armor... and artillery-like mages unleashing elemental fury! Soren's goal is no longer just surviving the Orcish Alliance. His eyes are set on the conquest of the entire continent of Ayresia. What to Expect: Kingdom Building & Management: Building a territory from absolute zero. Absorbing multi-race refugees with a detailed focus on logistics, agricultural development, and climbing the tech tree. Army Progression: Deep tactical troop compositions (Phalanxes, Longbowmen, Repeating Crossbows, Wolf Riders, Scouts) combined with brutal, modern military training regimens. Ruthless, Pragmatic MC: A highly intelligent protagonist who calculates every move. No naive mercy or pacifism. He uses terrain, psychological warfare, and spec-ops tactics to win against overwhelming odds. Talent Scouting: Uncovering hidden gems in the rough and assembling an all-star roster of generals and specialists. Grimdark, Low-Magic Combat: Visceral, bloody cold-weapon clashes where formations, morale, and supply lines matter just as much as individual strength. System as a Tool: A System element that acts as an analytical and progression aid rather than an overpowered, hand-holding crutch. …… Want to read ahead? I have already uploaded 50 advanced chapters on my Patreon! Join my Patreon today to get instant access and read 50 chapters ahead of the public release. Thank you for your support! https://www.patreon.com/cw/Smiling123 Release Schedule: 2 chapters/day (1,800+ words each) Bonus Chapters: +1 Bonus Chapter for every 100 followers! +1 Bonus Chapter for every new review!

As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a magical girl. Monsters never attacked Earth. No portals opened spewing out demons, no alien invasion rained from the sky. When magical girls arrived anyway, the only enemy they found to face was each other. Fleeing an abusive home and a shattered relationship, Gabrielle Harper suddenly finds her greatest wish made into reality. She takes to her new world of double lives, drugs, and violence like a fish to water, thriving in both of her personas. But she’s still only a small fish, and the ocean is full of sharks. As she discovers a thirst for more than just survival, a thirst to carve out a kingdom of her own, she’ll learn that no weapon is more dangerous than trust. The Gravity of the Situation is a slow-burn magical girl crime drama exploring what happens when great power doesn’t come with great responsibility. Major inspirations for the story include Worm, Breaking Bad, and the excellent Madoka Magica fanfic To The Stars. Content warning: This story deals with serious real-world issues including (but not limited to) child abuse, homophobia, racism, sexual violence (only implied, never depicted), and drug use/addiction. I’ve done my best to handle everything maturely and with the weight it deserves, but for anyone who’s sensitive to any of those topics, there are likely to be moments that make you uncomfortable. Please proceed with caution. Updates weekly on Saturdays. Can also be read on Sufficient Velocity .

Fifteen-year-old Keth survived a breach that should have killed him. The scar runs from his lip to his ribs. His speech is broken. His brother Elian walks away from monsters unharmed, and the monsters let him. The Black Census wants Elian. The creatures beyond the wall recognize him. And something inside him is growing, replacing him piece by piece. Keth has one job: be the wall. Stand between his brother and everything that wants him. He is not strong enough. He knows this. He's going to do it anyway.

Book 1 is complete. D-66 never had a birth. She emerged from Beitelham, manufactured as a weapon of flesh and bone and hailed as its strongest unit. Then her creator sold her off to die, and the man sent to kill her proved very, very good at his job. She made a deal in the dark. She doesn't remember the terms. She woke up as Elma Altheris, infant daughter of one of the most powerful Sovereigns in the world, heir to a name she didn't choose, and resident of a gilded cage she has no intention of staying in. She is four years old. The world runs on Resonance. Its users are content with vague classifications and guesswork. Elma is not. She is building her own system from scratch. A Monster Raised in Silk is a dark progression fantasy about a weapon learning what it costs to want something. It features a rigorously quantified power system, a protagonist whose emotional journey she doesn't know she's on, and the slow, catastrophic realization that the people she was placed among might matter to her whether she approves of it or not. Contains : Cold protagonist, reincarnation, political intrigue, elemental progression system with hard mechanics, dark humor, found family (she would like to clarify that she did not find them, they found her and she has not yet determined how to return them). Posting schedule : New chapters will go up daily at 7:43 AM GMT starting June 22, through July 5. From July 6 onward, updates will move to Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at the same time. Thanks for reading. See you in Veraxys. (Placeholder cover)

In a world where every person’s race is determined at adulthood by the mana within them, Lyra was never supposed to survive. Raised alone in a dying mountain town, she spent years living off a forbidden fruit that permanently increases mana—fruit so foul and dangerous that most people abandoned it generations ago. By the time her Becoming arrives, the System itself begins to fail trying to classify her. Human. Elf. Demon. None of them fit. For the first time in recorded history, a new race is born. Now marked as an Aetherborn, Lyra is pulled into a world that suddenly cares far too much about a girl it ignored for years. Powerful kingdoms, ancient prejudices, ambitious nobles, and the remnants of an old curse all begin turning toward her existence. But while the world sees a threat, a weapon, or a miracle, Lyra is just trying to understand what she has become. And whether she’s finally allowed to have a family. A progression fantasy/LitRPG featuring meaningful stat growth, racial evolution, mana-based magic, found family, academy arcs, and a protagonist whose existence may change the world itself. ------ What to expect: Updates every Monday, on average 2,000 words. Slow-burn, slice-of-life progression fantasy with an OP-ish MC learning to live in a dangerous sword-and-sorcery world.

One party, four hidden identities. You should have an easy time when you find yourself in a game world that you helped create. But the game wasn't finished when Amberlin died, and so much has changed. That hasn't stopped her from making some new friends, though she's afraid she'll lose them if they ever find out she's an immortal otherworlder. And her friends aren't so normal themselves. Her apprentice might be better at magic than he lets on. Her cat always happens to be there first when they come across a dead dragon. And the young girl with the horns has more assassins coming after her than a typical orphan should. Everyone in this party has deep secrets, and they all believe they're the only one. There are also signs of sinister forces coming together to unseal the Demon Supreme. But why worry about something that's supposed to be impossible? What to expect: - Hidden identities and shenanigans out the wazoo - OP MC, archmage, and cat - Fallen princess goes from weak to strong (appears from Chapter 26) - Progression in fame and infamy - Only MC is exempt from the system - Multiple POVs (including the cat's sometimes) Inspirations from: - The Eminence in Shadow - The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya - Wizardry 8 - The Faraway Paladin Updates Mon-Wed-Fri Cover art by MA Sayurii. This story is only posted on Royal Road. If you find it anywhere else, it has been stolen. Arcs - Lorelark Arc (Chapter 1) - Ardark Arc (Chapter 26) - Ygg Latten Bay Arc (Chapter 58)

Logan was set to enjoy an early retirement. Instead, he died when Earth was torn apart by a monstrous entity. Through divine intervention, humanity is resurrected in another world. Armed with a Craftsman class, Logan fights to build a new life alongside his fellow HOA members. They must contend with the guilds that control trade here, hoarding knowledge like a dragon's gold, all while under the rule of a corrupt duke. Fortunately for Logan, he doesn’t need them. He spent the last fifteen years devouring crafting tutorials. Leatherworking, smithing, Turkish parchment making, Japanese paper umbrellas- you name it, he’s seen it. And with every point of Wisdom granted by his class, those lessons come back a little clearer. In fact, he has a whole guide to surviving the end of the world. He just needs to write the damn thing. What to expect: ⚒ Crafting Focused LitRPG ⚒ City Building ⚒ Cozy Slice-of-life mixed with Adventure ⚒ Old Friends and Found Family ⚒ No Romance

One out of a hundred becomes a cultivator. One out of thousands wields two elements. One wields limitless potential with the Celestial Core Card. Jianyi’s father died on the frontlines in the empire’s thousand-year-long Celestial Confrontation against demons from the Outer Realms. He has been training in their backyard. Every. Single. Day. Since. After succeeding in the Heavenly Trial, he receives the impossible: the Celestial Core Card, granting access to all five elements—something not even legend speaks of. Now, hunted by demons and their mortal servants, Jianyi must unlock the potential of his cultivation, defeat the enemy behind the piercing purple eyes that haunt him, and perhaps make some friends along the way. What to expect: - An epic tale of a boy fighting against overwhelming odds - Weak-to-strong (slow burn), hard-earned progression - Deep dives into a detailed cultivation system, with some card-based mechanics - No harem, little face-slapping - Elder Sun, aka Forlorn Hope – you don’t want to miss seeing him fight - Perfect for fans of Unintended Cultivator or All the Skills 100+ chapters written; publishing Monday through Friday during launch, M/W/F thereafter; Patreon 30 chapters ahead NOTE: This is Celestial Card Cultivation by @SKBwrites on RoyalRoad.com. If you’re reading this message on another website, my work has been reproduced without permission. Please support the original work on RoyalRoad, or on Patreon for advanced chapters. That's the best way to make sure this fiction continues.

18-Year-old John is teleported from a tense argument to a fantasy world. The one who summoned him is the current Demon King who has an immediate need for John. John is a paladin, something that the Demon King was searching for. Chapters will be uploaded at 3:30 and 6:00 PM EST daily on weekdays. Chapters will be uploaded at 12:00 PM EST and 3:00 PM EST on weekends.

Li Qinwu has been reincarnated as a lowly Goblin. In a world of high fantasy and ancient magic, he awakens the Mount & Blade System . From a ragged band of outcasts to a disciplined legion, Li Qinwu will recruit soldiers, fortify his strongholds, and claw his way up the Technology Tree . From the clash of medieval steel to the thunder of Great War artillery, he will redraw the world map in blood and iron. Witness the rise of a green-skinned empire through the eras of total war. He will conquer the continents, enslave the "noble" races, and bring a gritty, industrial reality to this magical realm. The world is his canvas—and he plans to paint it red.

The Kingdom Must Grow. Prince Tavian has found the one thing powerful enough to save his father’s failing kingdom: A Legendary Kingdom Core . But the king refuses to use it, telling him to lock it away. Instead, Tavian steals it and walks straight into a bloody coup. In a system where controlling territory makes you stronger, Tavian starts with nothing but the salvaged remains of his father’s house—pages, cooks, gardeners, and a handful of loyal soldiers. Traitors within. Enemies without. Darkness festering in the dungeon below his feet. Tavian will get the chance to prove that he was born to lead. But what—or who—will he have to sacrifice to rebuild his kingdom? What to expect: ⬣ Kingdom Building System ⬣ Hexagons ⬣ LitRPG Elements of Kingdom Building: ⬣ Warfare with large scale logistics and small scale tactics ⬣ Nobles and politics ⬣ City management ⬣ Base building ⬣ Economics ⬣ Heroic personal achievement What not to expect: - This is not a cozy book - There is no harem Already read Land Grab: Vallor? This book takes place in the same world, but it follows a new cast in a new corner of the planet. If you’ve already read Land Grab: Vallor, you’ll notice returning lore and similar mechanics, but no prior knowledge is required. This book is only being published on Royal Road and my Patreon. If you're reading it anywhere else, it's been stolen; please let me know!

Book 1 (200K words) is fully available on Royal Road! Book 2 is being posted now! Weak-to-strong progression story within a slow burn slice-of-life setting. Follow Jack on his journey from scarred scribe to OP blood mage assassin out for vengeance. Jack once believed the quill was mightier than the sword. He was wrong. After twenty years of failure and obsession, the crippled Apprentice Scribe confronted the noble who murdered his family. His revenge ended with a poisoned dagger buried in his gut and the mocking smile of the noble he hated. But when death came, it didn’t take him to the Underworld, it sent him back. Sixteen again, reborn in the body he lost to fire and regret, Jack is given a second chance by the Gods he believed had forsaken him long ago. Now he just wants to protect his family and live a good life, but the Gods have other plans. Armed with forbidden magic, a scribe’s precision, and knowledge of the future, he’ll carve a new path through history, one written in ink, blood, and vengeance. This is a deliberately slow paced, slice of life, weak to strong, progression story building to an OP MC (eventually) coping with PTSD. NOT recommended for impatient readers. What to Expect in Arc 1, Rise of the Blood Mage Assassin: • LitRPG-lite: skills, classes, affinities, and a single stat that decides everything—Class Compatibility • Aetherpunk/steampunk world blending early industrial London with medieval Europe • Advanced magitech alongside sword-wielding adventurers • Greek-style Gods • Character-driven storytelling: PTSD, grief, healing, and found family • Slice-of-life warmth alongside grimdark shadows • Slow-burn power curve • No instant OP protagonist; at least not in arc 1 • Occasional brushes with murderhobo • Time-Loop: one loop per arc Future Arcs will Explore: • From weak to strong via multiple time loops • Multiple classes: Scribe, Archer, Assassin, Blood Mage, Time Mage… = OP MC • Academy Arc 2 • Dungeons • War • Necromancy Story Info: • Book 1 complete (200,000 words) • Book 2 progress (161,000 words) • 112 chapters written and edited (Sept 1st 2026) • 85,000 words ahead on Patreon • British English spelling Content Warnings: • Mature themes, violence, psychological depth, profanity • Psychologically damaged MC (suffers from PTSD), prone to irrational behaviour • No sex, explicit smut, or harem Web Novel Tags: Original, ONGOING, LitRPG, Reincarnation, Time Loop, Ruling Class, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Tragedy, Dystopia, Grimdark, High Fantasy, Magic, Male Lead, Mythos, Progression, Slice of Life, Soft Sci-fi, Steampunk, Strategy, Strong Lead, Supernatural, Time Travel, Regressor, Action, Academy, Intelligent Lead Note: Blood Mage Assassin: A Regressor’s Tale of Ink and Vengeance is an edited/extended version of The Vengeful Scribe . This version moves faster than the original, though is still slow burn with plenty of slice of life moments. Legal Notice for DMCA Purposes I, David Cameron Law, am the legal copyright holder of the web novel Blood Mage Assassin. Royal Road and Patreon are the only legal sources of my work. All other sources are copyright infringements. Signed: David Cameron Law

Story is about Wei Chen — our MC — and his cultivation journey. 3 chapters every other day (9+ chapters a week). What to expect: - Male MC — patient, calculating, wins through preparation rather than luck - Cultivation / xianxia with progression fantasy elements - Weak-to-strong journey across a sprawling world - World-building delivered through trade, politics, and travel — not lectures - No harem, no reincarnation — one boy, one road, one destination

Eren was meant to be another cog in the Imperial machine. Instead, he is a bug in their System, an Errant Soul whose very existence threatens their carefully constructed order. Eren wakes up months after Earth’s inclusion into the Confluence, a conjoining of multiple planets initiated by a massive influx of Essence. He somehow skips the Kyorian Empire’s System Integration Tutorial, the current rulers of his integrated sector, due to a “Prime System” shielding his discovery. Probably because of his “Errant Soul”, which makes him a terrifying anomaly, giving him abilities that extend far beyond ordinary initiates, including the ability to Glimpse into the future, mastery over unique energy referred to as Soulfire, and accelerated advancement. He’ll definitely need these advantages considering the Empire doesn’t appear to be as benevolent as they claim. Good thing Eren isn’t alone — his unique Soul-linked Sanctum, an upgradeable symbiotic base, allows him to create powerful soul-tether constructs: a growing cast of loyal followers whose power and abilities advance with him. They include an orphaned, revenge-seeking fox and a supremely competent and surprisingly deadly butler (that could be a bit eccentric at times). What to Expect: Powerful and Competent MC with an OP Cheat that places him outside normal progression, expediting growth and offering multiple advantages while still needing to resort to innovative methods due to competent antagonists. System & Progression LitRPG elements (Tiered Growth, Skills, Unique Loot, and personalized Sanctum upgrading). A growing, eccentric team of loyal followers that are bound to Eren through a soul-tether (and love providing comic relief). Use of Espionage and Secret Identities to obtain information, taking advantage of soul abilities. Mystery & Foreshadowing: What are the Empire’s intentions? Why is Eren’s soul so unique? Why is the Prime System so helpful? Limited First Person POV with infrequent (approx. 1 in ~14 chapters) alternate POVs for world-building and showing the contrast of the MC from different POVs. Great for fans of Overlord/Eminence but with a kind, confident and intelligent protagonist that is not a doormat! Daily Releases @ 6pm EST

Burn the witch? Good luck. Hecate has never done anything wrong in her entire life. Sure, she was supposed to pick the same class as her mother. Obey the rules. Keep her head down. So what if she picked [Gunwitch] instead. So what if she shot the Archon’s son. Totally undeserved, they threw her into Silesia—a place where they burn witches. But Hecate is no regular witch. She has two guns, magic bullets, and nothing left to lose. Every head she claims only adds to her power. How long until she’s unstoppable? What to expect: * Very strong MC (and maybe slightly unhinged) * Ups and downs * LitRPG progression & level-up mechanics * Community-building * Loot system inspired by Diablo II: LOD (runewords included) * New chapters every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday Patreon - if you want to read 24 chapters (6 weeks) ahead + Patreon exclusive chapter. Discord - if you feel like talking about it.

Evan became the younger brother of a reincarnated Legendary Demon Hunter. If he had to transmigrate anywhere, he would have chosen the world of Chronicles of a Demon Hunter. Instead, he woke up on a post-apocalyptic Earth still recovering from a cataclysm that had nearly wiped out humanity. He was stuck with a System that seemed determined to troll him at every opportunity. As if that weren't enough, he was cursed, which meant disaster had an uncanny habit of finding him wherever he went. Worst of all, his brother might not even believe he was the real Evan. If Reid mistook him for a demon wearing his younger brother's face, Evan might be exorcised before he could explain himself. Can he survive in a world overrun by monsters, Rifts, and unknown horrors lurking beyond the stars? What to expect: - Gremlin MC who starts weak and grows stronger - OP older brother - Brotherhood and friendship - Found family - No harem - Power progression - Lite LitRPG with no hard stats - Multiple worlds - Sprinkles of humor - Colorful cast of characters Update schedule: Monday–Friday Artist: Me!

Zeke is a bartender from New York whose greatest talents are mixing drinks, chain-smoking, and complaining that his life is going nowhere. None of that prepares him for being abruptly dropped into a cult-classic video game world from the early 2000s; a game series so obsessively dissected by its fandom that it has outlived the servers and the developers of the game itself. Like any isekai protagonist, Zeke does have a special power. Unfortunately, it isn't magic, a legendary weapon, or infinite stat points. Instead, it's access to an online fan forum dedicated to the very game world he's now trapped inside. The problem is that every time Zeke asks for help, the forum assumes he's writing fanfiction. To get advice on things like avoiding monsters, finding safe campsites, and figuring out why everything in the world is trying to kill him, Zeke has to prove he's "doing the research." That means posting field notes, travel logs, dungeon maps, and historical breakdowns of his own near-death experiences. The more he writes, the more engaged the fandom becomes...all while completely missing the fact that this is all really happening to him. As Zeke struggles to survive a hostile world filled with bandits, hidden dungeons, and boss fights the community swears never existed, the forum itself turns into a second warzone. Lore purists argue canon versus headcanon. Amateur historians dissect his posts line by line. Longtime fans resent him for not knowing trivia that they've long since memorized. Live at the Forum is a story about survival, the absurdity of fandom culture, and the strange way collective storytelling fills in the gaps when canon falls silent. It's an isekai where the most dangerous thing in the world isn't a monster or magic, but being corrected by someone with a wiki link while you're actively bleeding.

Sometimes you're too good for your own good. Trash-talking speedrunner Hague learns that the hard way after he makes a particularly outrageous boast on stream: "I'm better than anyone, even God." Turns out, a god was listening. Now, as divine punishment for his hubris, he's forced to fight in another world where war is a largescale chess match and the battlefield is a gameboard. Outnumbered and underleveled, the odds are so stacked against him that a normal player would be dead before the end of the tutorial. Good thing Hague's no normal player. The only question is, will all his game exploits and speedrun tech be enough to win against an actual god? What to Expect: - Plenty of munchkinry - Recruiting and leveling allies to grow an army - Game system modeled on strategy RPGs like Fire Emblem (but no Fire Emblem knowledge required) - High quality writing - Updates twice weekly, Monday and Friday Cover art by Zerovirus.

She became a dungeon core. Everything pointed Delta to murdering her way to success. People were just mana farms, right? No, that was wrong. Delta refused. Then everything became odd.