Moonlight Castle

Alex was just another ordinary gamer—until the day he died. Struck down by a terminal illness, he found solace in his favorite game, a vast fantasy RPG filled with powerful warriors, intricate politics, and world-shaking events. But before he could see the game's ending, fate had other plans. When he opens his eyes again, he’s no longer Alex from Earth. Instead, he’s Alex Dragonheart, a nameless extra in the very game he once played. Not a protagonist. Not even a villain. Just an unknown side character who was fated to die early, forgotten by history. Armed with only half of the game’s knowledge, an unawakened bloodline, and a mysterious sealed skill, Alex is thrown into a brutal world where strength is everything. His beloved younger sister is sick and needs treatment, but his past self had been powerless to save her. Not anymore. Determined to rewrite his fate, Alex will rise through the ranks, manipulate events from the shadows, and seize power that was never meant for him. If fate refuses to acknowledge him, then he’ll carve his own legend—one that even the gods will fear. After all, in a world where only the strong survive, even an extra can become a nightmare. ( Okay guys just because there is a system tag does not mean he will get everything handed to him he will have to work hard to attain power because I will make it so )

There is a sense for greatness. Some people carry it around like a bad smell. They make us stop on the street, and look their way, whether we wish to or not. Their appearance might be ordinary, but there’s something about them, something beyond the norm. Something that makes you almost wish to bend the knee to them. Our kings have likely had that something, those that came from nothing but ashes and ruin, in times of trouble and famine, where the hearts of the masses are restless, and they need a cause to bind to. What makes them choose one man over another? It is my contention that there is a true gravity to such individuals. That progress, or competence, or greatness itself carries a weight. That a man might grow greater in the dark, and whether he wishes it or not, by the sheer gravity of his existence, tigers will make their way towards his door, catching his scent in the wind. The tigers hide themselves in the forests, in villages unknown, amongst the peasantry, but sooner or later, it does seem, that they are always cast into the light. It requires an immense effort of will to keep them hidden. A man of such a gravity will see themselves risen, without will, to ranks beyond that of the norm – in times of peace, they might rise high indeed. But in times of chaos? When the world is in upheaval, when every piece in up in the air? Then a tiger from the most lowly of starts, with a competency – a density – beyond belief, as if they were a different creature entirely – they might go all the way. They might be the creature that – though a peasant themselves – the peasantry themselves kneel to. They might go further, and make the soldiery kneel, and then even the nobles after them. And a special class, beyond all others, might go even further still, and snatch a crown the head of a king, on a flurry of brilliant victories, on a story so overwhelming it almost might have seemed preordained. It is those men that we ought to fear, and it those men that we will eternally be at the mercy of. It is those men that we do the honour of addressing as our kings, and our emperors.

In the grim, war-torn future of humanity, a young girl named Lili witnesses the brutal fall of her world. When the Plague Demons of Lord Pesti´s descend upon her planet, the skies darken with a toxic green cloud, and soon, the infected rise—transformed into zombies with grotesque smiles and weeping eyes. As her parents become monstrous husks, Lili’s strength and resilience shine through, as she alone survives the chaos, guided by a mysterious, warm light that resides within her. As the last bastion of humanity fights back, Lili is taken under the protection of a battle-hardened Sergeant and his squad of Imperial Guard soldiers. Together, they find refuge deep within the abandoned metro tunnels, surviving for years as the world above is consumed by the infection. But nothing can last forever. When the time comes to fight their way back to the surface, only Lili and the Sergeant remain. In a final act of bravery, the Sergeant sacrifices himself, giving Lili a grenade and a chance to survive—though she, too, is left at the brink of death. But Lili is not gone. Her light, a beacon of life, keeps her soul tethered to the void, where she encounters the Sergeant’s soul, adrift in the darkness of space. In an impossible twist of fate, their bond is so strong that they are pulled through time and space, crashing into the year 1870—smack in the middle of the Franco-Prussian War. But the journey is not without its consequences. The Sergeant’s soul, now intertwined with Lili’s, takes on a new form as Lilis identical twin. And now they are two blonde-haired, blue-eyed, six-year-old girls. Together they must now navigate this strange new world—an ancient conflict, a new identity, and the remnants of their previous lives all converging as they fight to survive once more. Lili’s light may have saved her once, but in this new time, will it be enough to alter the course of history? Will they fight for a better humanity or accidentally destroy it? And in the process, will they ever uncover the true nature of their bond—and the destiny that awaits them? Will they be good girls or not so much so?

The First Transmigrant/ Transmigrator Kaiser never expected a simple group chat to uproot his life. But when a countdown begins, instincts sharpened by countless webnovels kick in. Thrown into a savage, silent forest with nothing but what he carried, he soon learns there are no second chances when you're the first to transmigrate. In a world where cheats might come later—if at all—he must write the rules himself.

Betrayed and thrown into a brutal world of war, monsters, and ancient empires vying for power, Chen Yejun—a strategist from the modern world—is forced to fight for survival. No enhancement system, no overwhelming power—his only assets are knowledge, tactics, and an unyielding ambition to conquer. From a small, weak tribe, he slowly builds an army, controls the economy, manipulates politics, and transforms the desolate land into an unstoppable empire. But as shadows from the past resurface, the mystery of the "Bone Crowned One," the curse of Solzareth, and the grand scheme of those who pull the strings behind the world begin to unfold—he realizes this game is far bigger than he ever imagined.

So, Ash Ketchum dies. Rough, right? But hey, Arceus felt bad and hit the "reincarnate" button, sending him back to his childhood. Sweet! Except… Arceus also threw in a "little" bonus: a whole bunch of fiancées. Yep, little Ash is suddenly swimming in a sea of arranged marriages! Can he juggle his quest to be the best with a gaggle of girls vying for his attention? It's gonna be a wild ride! .................................................................................................................. So it's my second fanfic and this is my own fanfic not a translation, so brothers help make me this wild idea real For any request or Idea for my story reach me at discord https://discord.gg/MeRZtMUj

A soul was employed by a higher being to help him manage his world. How will our protagonist live her life to the fullest while also fulfilling her new duties? I don't own Naruto. I adjusted the story to my liking. English is not my main language so don't bother about grammar mistakes too much. If you guys want to read advanced chapters go to my Patreon account. patreon.com/Nauty_Manu

Every world has its end… and every end leaves behind a story. Utopia was a dream—a shining world that believed in peace and unity. But dreams can shatter. When the Star Eater arrived, the people of Utopia were forced to confront what lies beneath the surface of hope: sacrifice, madness, and loss. Amid the ashes, one soul would carry their legacy forward. Not a hero. Not a savior. Just a girl lost between memory and destiny. Her name is Amnesia. And this… is where it all began.

Three years ago, Aria Collins walked away from her marriage — a contract signed with cold ink and colder hearts. She never looked back. Not when her name vanished from the tabloids. Not when her world turned quiet. Not even when her son asked about the man in his dreams. Now, she’s back. And Elias Blackwood — ruthless CEO, powerful, unreadable — is the first face she sees. Only this time, she’s not alone. And the contract they once signed didn’t cover the one thing she never told him: their child. He wants answers. She wants peace. But the past has other plans. In a slow-burning war of love, secrets, and redemption — who will surrender first?

In a seemingly idyllic marriage, Gloria believed that she had built a life with her childhood sweetheart, Simon, the leader of the Willow clan. However, when the clan faced a critical financial crisis, Simon was forced to negotiate with Xander, a rival clan leader. To Gloria's horror, Xander's terms included her as a bargaining chip, igniting fears of his ulterior motives. Determined to protect her clan's reputation, Gloria made a heart-wrenching decision to divorce Simon, believing it's the only way to safeguard her family's legacy as well as the clan’s reputation. After joining Xander's clan, she uncovered the shocking truth: Simon's betrayal ran deeper than she ever imagined, revealing a manipulative side she never knew existed. As Gloria grappled with the pain of betrayal and the weight of her choices, she vowed to reclaim her life and sought vengeance against those who wronged her. Amidst that tumultuous journey of self-discovery and revenge, she yearned for genuine love. However, will she be able to open her heart again after enduring such profound betrayal? In a world filled with deceit and ambition, Gloria must navigate her new reality and find out if true love is still within reach.