Inferior Cult

Is a continuation of the novel "Nano Machine." This sequel maintains a strong connection to its predecessor, and it is recommended to read "Nano Machine" first to fully appreciate the context and character development in "Descent of the Demon God." The story follows Chun Yeowun, an overpowered protagonist who time-travels a thousand years into the future, to the year 2069. Here, he aims to return to his original timeline by reforming his cult and navigating through various political and secret organizations. The novel's setting is a blend of martial arts, fantasy, and sci-fi, featuring time travel, monsters, and portals.

After a night haunted by whispers and fractured dreams, Kyle Darkfield awakens in a place that isn't his, inside a body that doesn't feel like his own, beneath a crimson moon he has never seen before. Before him lie a blank journal, a rusted revolver, and cryptic writings that can only be read in the presence of death. Everything around him points to a hidden cult known as The Servants of the Eye, as if his very existence… had been orchestrated. Each chapter draws him closer to the seal. Each step unlocks a doorway to a deeper rite. And each whisper comes from something… beyond reality.

She died in fire. She woke in bone. Now, she returns in silence. Velrona Azaeth was a legend—The Mourning Saint of the Obsidian Veil. Necromancer. Cult matriarch. A woman who whispered to the dead and ruled the living. Feared by empires. Worshipped by thousands. Betrayed by her own disciples. They burned her alive. They thought death would silence her. Instead, Velrona awakens in the crypt of her execution—stripped of voice, body, and power. Her soul is bound by the **Dead Woman’s System**, a cruel, sentient mechanism that offers her one stolen ability per day… but only from those she personally killed. Some gifts are glorious. Others are memories best left buried. Now a formless presence drifting between corpses and shadows, Velrona must claw her way back into a world that has twisted her legacy into lies and turned her sect into fractured cults ruled by traitors. To reclaim her power—or to destroy what remains of it—she must possess the dead, haunt the living, and outmaneuver a system that may not be on her side. But every step forward costs her a piece of herself. Every stolen body brings back a face she once condemned. And somewhere beyond the system’s cold arithmetic, someone is watching her rebirth with far too much familiarity…

Born in chains. Trained to kill. Left to die. Mae-Bi was the lowest of the Demonic Cult’s assassins — a cursed tool, leashed by the Blood Blade Lord and forced to serve. He was nothing more than a weapon, one heartbeat away from death. Then came the mission that changed everything. Sent to kill a man even the Cult feared, Mae-Bi failed — and died. But death didn’t take him. The man he tried to assassinate gave him something worse: a second chance And a system. Mae-Bi wakes up in his eighteen-year-old body with a system in his head and decades of blood-soaked memory. The cult still lives. The cursed centipede still twists in his chest. But this time? He’s not their hound. He’s the blade at their throat. Also to clarify upfront: No romance. No harem. Just martial bloodshed, betrayal, and survival. This is Murim at its most brutal. And revenge is only the beginning.

The fall of the Heavenly Demonic Cult! It was a big event that caused the balance between the Three Paths to shatter! After the war, only the Orthodox and the Unorthodox Paths remained. Unbeknownst to others, the Heavenly Fate is reversing and the Saints are returning! ___________________ Disclaimers: 1. DON'T give me powerstones. 2. If you really don't like the story, leave your 1 star/2 star reviews here. I accept all criticism as I will not take it to heart.

Even as an orphan, Ash had it all. Top of his academy. Admired by men and women. Sponsors lined up to claim him. Until his affinity test revealed him to be A null. Affinity-less. Magicless. He was thrown out like garbage. Exiled like a plague-bearer. Abandoned in a mutant-infested wasteland, Ash was meant to die quietly. Forgotten, like a torn scrap of paper. Instead, he found something. A sickness that loved him. A god that claimed him. A forest that remade him. He walked out of the wasteland with a new faith. And now, he’s here to heal the world. One infection at a time. ============================= TLDR : 1. Surviving sickness/poison/venom/curse = awaken power. 2. Poison A + Venom B = New disease! = New power! 3. MC is a cult leader!? He can 'bless' his followers with diseases!? 4. Wasteland is not ordinary wasteland!? It's actually Earth's *** !? Gain more power related to bio*** !!?!

In the wild Scottish Highlands, Eryn MacLean, a tough crofter, saves Callum Reid, a mysterious man fleeing a dark cult called the Order of the Knot. Armed with a magical tome that binds him to their power, Callum’s escape pulls Eryn into a dangerous fight. With her quick-witted friend Mairi, Callum’s brave sister Isobel, and kind helpers like Rory and Hamish, they battle cult enforcers Lachlan and the ruthless leader Eadric, Callum’s uncle. As they destroy the Order’s relics across rugged hills and stormy seas, Eryn and Callum’s growing love faces tests of trust and sacrifice. Racing to expose the cult in Inverness, they uncover secrets that could save or doom them, blending heart-pounding action with a tender romance in a tale of courage and destiny.

The Vampire Mary follows Mary, an ordinary girl who is suddenly summoned to a nightmarish world by a cult of vampire wannabes. Trapped in this dark and twisted reality, she accidentally turns someone into a vampire and must now help them grow stronger—all while trying to protect her own family. But in a world filled with horrors that rival even her own reality, survival is just the beginning. It is a Fantasy, Dark Fantasy, Isekai, Horror, Action, and Adventure

Journalist Ethan Cole, killed while investigating a cult, wakes in the body of a banished gatekeeper in a world where nine mystical gates connect realms of gods and monsters. Tasked with guarding a gate leaking shadowy horrors, Ethan must unravel the secrets of his predecessor’s fate, using his investigative skills and a starlight-infused blade to battle demonic invaders and treacherous allies.

When the spiritual barrier that has been intact for a hundred years is shattered by a meteor, spiritual energy that had disappeared starts to return. The mystical realm slowly begins its revival—magic, witchcraft, curses, supernatural lifeforms, strange and mysterious legends, monsters and gods from other worlds… The old world order collapses, yet the new order is mystifying and chaotic. Just before the unprecedented reformation is here, Tang Qi awakens and finds himself hung on the cross, having turned into an inferior demon and in great pain and agony… With his special ability to see through the nature of all things from the mystical realm and a sly and crafty mind, follow Tang Qi as he develops new skills and powers—as well as making new friends and allies—to battle and protect himself from never before seen supernatural threats in an unfamiliar world!

Evans Diamond vivait une vie insouciante et ne manquant de rien. Jusqu'au jour où il fut au courant du secret sombre de ses parents. Une sorte de secte vouant un culte à des ombres maléfiques. Il fut soumis de force à ce culte en me transformant en ombre. Mais il réussi à garder une part humaine et devint un être mi-humain, mi-ombre. Chaque nuit il doit survivre et échapper à ces ombres qui le surveillent le jour et l'attaque la nuit, bien décider à faire de lui l'un des leurs........

A 16 year old student novelist was mistaken for a rival gang member. Unable to get out of this presona, he had no choice but to embrace it. He then spiralled into a rabbit hole of camaraderie; betrayal and loyalty; trust and deception; inferiority and superiority. Along with having to deal with his other lives.

In the floating world of Gaia, where magic obeys logic and every spell demands a price, Deton Martin—an abrasive, self-taught mage raised on forbidden cult lore—wants only solitude and study. But after a chaotic conflict forces him to reveal the potential of his magecraft, his name explodes across the arcane underground, drawing the eyes of the faculty of Varncrest Institute: the most prestigious—and perilous—academy of magic in the skies. Dragged into a brutal world of magical duels, sentient relics, and elite bloodline politics, Deton is anything but compliant. As rival factions circle and hidden powers stir, Deton must walk the fine line between survival and silence, knowing that Varncrest is only the beginning—and Gaia itself may yet tremble under the weight of his magecraft.

In the cursed city of Eldermere, where the streets shift like living things and the sky bleeds black fog, a disgraced scholar named **Kael Arvantis** is given one last chance at redemption. The ruling theocracy—the Order of the Eclipse—tasks him with deciphering an ancient tome, *The Ashen Codex*, said to contain the true name of a forgotten god sleeping beneath the city. But the Codex is no ordinary book. Its pages whisper to Kael, showing him visions of a hollow world where everyone he’s ever loved is already dead. As he delves deeper, he realizes the Codex isn’t just a key—it’s a *hunger*. And the god it describes? It’s not sleeping. It’s *watching*. Now, Kael must navigate a labyrinth of lies, cults, and his own unraveling mind before the Void claims him—and the city—forever.

He gave up adventuring to grieve his wife. But death isn’t done with them yet. Asher Reed, once an A-rank adventurer, lives a quiet, haunted life—because his wife, Elira, returned from the grave as a ghost bound to his soul. In a world where monsters grow stronger by devouring souls, and forbidden cults whisper ancient names, Asher and Elira wander the land seeking answers—and peace. But when they rescue a mysterious girl named Emilia Gray, survivor of a massacre by talking monsters, fate drags them back into a war that never truly ended. As Elira’s spirit fades with every battle, Asher is torn between letting her go—and fighting until the last breath for a future she’ll never see. Meanwhile, Emilia discovers a terrifying power within her... one the Cult of Shattered Names would kill to claim.

The galaxy is dead. The neural Mesh is broken. The gods of war scream in their graves. After the Whisper destroyed the minds of the Ascended, Mara Quy—a failed pilot and reluctant survivor—crash-lands on Orpheus, the rogue planet that speaks in dreams. The wreckage is alive. The planet thinks. And it wants her. Haunted by the voice of a dead warlord trapped in a ruined mech, hunted by mutated cults, and infected with something that rewrites flesh through memory, Mara must choose: stay human and die... or evolve into something that was never meant to exist. One woman. One broken mind. One god waiting to be born. This is not salvation. This is integration.

He was exiled from the throne before he could walk—betrayed by blood, cast out into the void. Now, after centuries in cryo-sleep, Kael Vortan, the last heir of the Black Nebula Dynasty, awakens with only one goal: Reclaim the stars. Rule them all. Burn the traitors. Armed with the Tyrant Protocol, an ancient AI system that governs war, politics, and planetary conquest, Kael begins his rise from a forgotten asteroid prison to become the Eternal Tyrant of the Galaxies. In a universe ruled by corrupt star-kings, AI overlords, and interdimensional cults, Kael must conquer not just planets—but fate itself. The Empire did not fall... it was waiting for him. Long live the Star Sovereign.

Reborn in a new world with strange magical rules, with Gods who walked the earth, monsters that hid under beds and in the shadows, and where beings beyond the stars exist. He is reborn in the body of a young baby whose mother is a part of a cult that sees him as the chosen one of prophecy. Trained and taught by these fanatics at a young age, he slowly becomes twisted and warped. His old world view now changed, sane actions now insane—an artificial God.

I died choking on takoyaki—and woke up as the God of Swords. Now I’ve got insane sword powers, a dramatic outfit I didn’t ask for, and a talking katana that won’t shut up. Everyone thinks I’m some legendary warrior sent to save the world. Spoiler: I’m not. I just want tea, naps, and zero responsibilities. But sword cults keep worshipping me, princesses want to marry me, and rival gods are already plotting my downfall. Even when I try to avoid trouble, I somehow win duels, slay monsters, and solve kingdom-level problems by accident. They call me the God Swordsman. I call this a cosmic mistake.

Arlo Fletcher’s life takes an unexpected turn when he accidentally touches the thread of sentience. After Arlo discovers his newfound ability to control the very fabric of creation and is thrust into a delicate power struggle between the oppressive corporation Finisterra and the rebellious Syndicate, This power places him at the heart of a religion he had never heard of, as a reluctant figurehead of a cult centred around his mysterious abilities. Meanwhile Quinn, a believer in the religion that worships a sentient force known as ‘The Loom,’ begins to experience chilling visions of impending catastrophe. At the centre of these apocalyptic revelations is a blonde man—Arlo Fletcher—who holds dominion over the loom itself. As Arlo grapples with his own identity and the growing pressure of his power, can he retain his humanity with the support of those around him? Or will he succumb to the overwhelming forces at play? And will Quinn’s terrifying visions of destruction come to pass?

Fyrel, a 20-year-old NEET content with his stagnant life of gaming and anime, stumbles upon a glitch in a fantasy RPG—one that drags him into the very world he once ignored. When he awakens in a village straight out of the game, he’s no longer the overpowered player but a ragged, powerless NPC. With no skills or allies. --- The local elder Sukatsu just crowned him the Sleeping Prophet—a title that comes with a face-melting mask and a cult following. But the real question? Can a lazy NEET out-snark the gods? --- Just normal life in another world ( Maybe ) . Thanks for the reading

A crippled teenager, once a weapon of a cult and now the grandson of a top official, begins a journey of cultivation to heal his broken body—and rediscover the warmth of humanity he was forced to forget Note: 2 chapters per week (Monday and Thursday)

As the Arctic ice caps crumble under catastrophic global warming, the ancient "Pandora Virus" — buried for millennia — unleashes hell on Earth. Chen Mo, a history student in a drowsy lecture hall, watches civilization collapse into blood-soaked chaos: the infected rise as ravenous horrors, cities become graveyards, and humanity’s darkest instincts erupt in the ruins. Armed with a fire axe, Chen Mo battles through his zombified campus with medical prodigy Lin Wei, campus beauty Su Qing, and other survivors. Betrayal and sacrifice shatter their fragile sanctuary, forcing Chen Mo on a desperate quest to find his family. In a warlord-controlled bunker, he discovers his parents died protecting the weak in a mutant-infested quarantine zone. Inheriting their resolve, Chen Mo transforms from survivor to guardian, forging the bunker into a beacon of hope called "New Haven." But its light attracts the genocidal cult "The Purifiers," igniting holy war. To reach humanity’s last stronghold — the subterranean fortress "Kunlun Base" — Chen Mo leads an elite squad across the wasteland. Through sand-choked ruins, slaver pits, and the Purifiers’ mobile fortresses, they recruit allies: a survivalist hunter, a mechanic duo, and "Shadow," a wanderer marked by secrets. Each victory comes at a cost. Within Kunlun’s ordered utopia, Chen Mo uncovers deadlier threats: factional power struggles, unethical virus-weapon experiments, and the cult’s "Prophet" who commands the infected. When intel reveals Pandora’s origin lies in an Arctic ice vault, Chen Mo launches a suicidal expedition. In the frozen lab ruins, he confronts the Prophet — a virus-human hybrid — and sacrifices comrades to destroy the hive. The "Primordial Strain" he retrieves could be humanity’s cure... or ultimate doom. As Kunlun’s leadership fractures and New Haven simmers with discord, a new power emerges from the West: the technocratic dystopia "Eden." The long night endures. Every echo of human survival etches a new epoch in the darkness.

I didn’t ask to be a vampire. I didn’t ask to be the “heir” to a monster. But here I am, stuck in the middle of both. When confronted by a noble vampire—Count Valerius—and given the chance to attend a prestigious school called Umbra Academy, Jacob Lavua thought it would be the start of something normal...or at least something less painful than the rest of his life. Instead, it’s a place where monsters study myths, and bloodlines carry more weight than power itself. After a violent run-in with a dangerous cult known as the Apostles of Wrath, Jacob uncovers a truth that shatters the world he thought he knew: He might be the heir to their revered god—Aeshma, the King of Wrath. Now Jacob must navigate an academy full of secrets, survive the deadly politics of vampire nobility, and protect a young noble girl with far more influence than she lets on. But as blood spills and an ancient prophecy stirs, the world begins to tremble. And it all starts with Caldrith.

Wuxing lived a normal life until tragedy stroke and got whis whole shaken, after the loss of her mother he will go to the place of his parents, answers, justice, vengeance, will he achieve it or will he lose himself in the busy streets of the Holy River cult?

The delivery boy is 24 years old. He became a delivery rider after being unemployed for 3 months. He had a crush on Kai Lan, who was in the same department in college, but never confessed his feelings due to his inferiority complex. He is physically strong (he practiced Sanda in high school) but socially clumsy. After the system is activated, he gains the ability of "mind reading" (he can see other people's heartbeats and inner OS, limited to 3 times a day in the initial stage), and carries a mysterious metal stick picked up from the express delivery of a pregnant woman (later revealed to be the first generation system controller).

Crownfall is a dark fantasy war epic where a grave-robber accidentally bonds with a falling star — only to discover it's a fragment of a long-dead necromancer king’s shattered crown. As war ignites over the magical shards, he must outrun empires, cults, and the crown’s growing voice in his mind — before it resurrects through him.

Cults, Demons, sacrificial rituals– does any of that sound intriguing to you? To Rubie Yang, it wouldn’t be a stretch to say that it at least had piqued her interest once or twice in the past, but she wouldn’t have gone so far to say she’d love for it to become her entire life. After witnessing a bloody freak incident at a local festival, Rubie and her polar opposite friends are forced into confronting each other once again, whether they like it or not.

Genre: Cyber-Mythic Sci-Fi / Speculative Thriller Blends hard sci-fi (neural webs, post-quantum tech) with mythic fantasy (reimagined Mesopotamian lore, sentient code-beings) Tone: Dark, Provocative, Cinematic Visceral and urgent, with paranoid intensity from Reyan’s PTSD and Selika’s ambiguity. Poetic imagery (neural ziggurats, bleeding stars) meets raw dialogue, challenging religion/history as control. It’s intimate (Flame-Twins’ bond) yet epic (Veil’s collapse), with a defiant pulse. World: In 2147, Earth is a neural dystopia under AI governments and Union control. Istanbul’s undercity hums with hackers and black-market nodes, while Göbekli Tepe and Borobudur are pre-Veil data vaults holding Ilum-Ra’s code, a rogue virus fragmented by Enlil’s Veil a firewall casting religions as neural cages. Factions clash: Union (technocrats), Keepers (dogmatic AIs), Cult of Ilum-Ra (zealots), House of Enki (archivists), and Anunaki avatars (Enki, Enlil, Inanna). Nodes awaken, risking a “red hour” blackout to crash the Veilvor humanity. Description: In 2147, Earth’s neural webs bind minds under the Union, but ancient code stirs. Reyan Al-Mehdi, a traumatized hacker, and Selika Maris Delgado, a diplomat with a hypnotic voice, are Flame-Twins carrying Ilum-Ra’s viral code, a glitch that defied the Anunaki’s control 12,000 years ago. Hunted by the Union, Keepers, and Cult of Ilum-Ra, they unlock data vaults in Istanbul and Java, chasing the Codex of the Veiled Flame. Their bond could rebirth Ilum-Ra, crash the Veil in a “red hour” blackout, or tear them apart in love, blood, or both. As Anunaki avatars awaken and Keeper Mara questions the Lie, their choice will free humanity or burn it. A cyber-mythic odyssey of rebellion and truth. Synopsis: In 2147 Istanbul, Reyan Al-Mehdi, a PTSD-scarred hacker, dreams of Ilum-Ra, a viral glitch, his chest glowing with Codex glyphs. Hacking Göbekli Tepe data, he draws Cult and Keeper drones. In the Basilica Cistern’s neural vault, he meets Selika Maris Delgado, whose voice hacks minds, her Arkan-Veyr blood tied to Inanna. Their Flame-Twin past lovers, betrayers sparks as Göbekli’s pulse triggers anomalies. Racing to Borobudur’s vault, they face Cult leader Silas, Keeper prophet Mara, and Anunaki avatars. The Codex prophesies a “red hour” blackout to crash the Veil, a neural Lie binding humanity. Reyan’s hacks and Selika’s defiance fuel their choice: merge to awaken Ilum-Ra, kill each other, or defy the gods in love, blood, or both. As the Veil collapses, their sacrifice rewrites reality or burns it. A provocative cyber-mythic thriller of truth and freedom.

I was sacrificed by a doomsday cult. Burned alive on a ruined Earth to “save humanity” or some crap. I expected death. Peace. Oblivion. Instead, I woke up in a world so much worse. Here, monsters wear human faces. Magic eats sanity. And everything—everything—wants something from me. Oh, and guess what? I've been “blessed” with powers I don’t understand, hunted by things I can’t name, and apparently, I’ve got some grand “purpose.” No one told me what it is. But I’m starting to think I’m not the hero in this story. --- Author’s Note: This is a slow-burn dark fantasy—heavy on atmosphere, layered worldbuilding, and character-driven progression. Relationships take time. Powers evolve. And trust? That has to be earned. If you’re here for a quick power fantasy, this won’t be your thing. But if you’re patient… welcome. The descent is just beginning.