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Mihaly Linder was just an ordinary guy living an ordinary life—until he found himself thrust into the pages of his best friend Alex’s novel, Luthadel Academy: Rise of the Blade Sovereign. Now, trapped in a world of mana, monsters, and elite warriors, Mihaly must navigate a story he thought he knew, but one that is rapidly unraveling. As Mihaly Chevalier, a minor character destined for failure, he discovers that the world of Luthadel is far more dangerous—and alive—than Alex ever imagined. The mana is spiraling out of control, dungeons are growing sentient, and the line between hero and villain is blurring. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Mihaly must rise above his role as a "throwaway character" and forge his own path.

There’s this super-famous game series called First Fantasy—people usually call it FF. It’s a massive franchise, loved by everyone from casual gamers to hardcore fans. They made an anime version of FF, but it’s often called the biggest flop in the entire series. Why? Because the main characters never catch a break, and the story is full of gloomy, depressing twists. Most people hated it, saying it’s the darkest stain on FF’s record. Some fans even refused to admit it was part of the series! The official title of the anime is First Story, but in a joking way, people started calling it FS to make it sound separate from actual FF. In this infamous anime, there’s a villain named Arc Noyadarma. His name sounds all grand and evil, but he’s basically just a throwaway bad guy. His final scene is so brutal that viewers don’t feel satisfaction—only trauma. Now, our protagonist has been reborn into this poor guy’s body… even though he knows nothing about FS! “A count? Isn’t that, like, easy mode for life? I’ll do whatever I want and be a corrupt noble!” That’s how he decides to take advantage of his new noble status for personal gain. But somehow, he keeps saving the people around him—and ends up wrecking all the depressing storylines of the original FS without even trying.

When Ysabel wakes up in Lilymorn Monastery, she’s hit with the bitter irony of her situation—most people who get transported to another world end up as powerful heroes or legendary rulers. But her? An orphan in her old life, and still an orphan here. If anything, her life has only gotten worse. At six years old, a noble family adopts her, and for a fleeting moment, she dares to believe her luck has changed. It has—but only for the worse. From that point on, her life becomes a downward spiral of misery and pain. Then comes the most crushing realization: this world isn’t just random. It’s the setting of a storybook she once read. But Ysabel isn’t the heroine—she’s just a side character, one destined to die a meaningless death for the sake of someone else’s happy ending. Her tragic demise is barely a footnote, a throwaway sentence in the grand narrative. But Ysabel refuses to accept that fate. In a world teeming with nobles, elves, and powerful mages, she carves out her own destiny, forging deep connections with those she meets and unraveling the secrets of this magical realm. As the layers of the story peel back, so do the mysteries of why she’s really here—and what it all means. In the end, Ysabel breaks free from the chains of the story, smashing the script written for her. She becomes the protagonist of her own epic adventure, turning a doomed fate into a legend of her own making.

Ella Foster is a self-proclaimed genius, coffee addict, and all-around bookworm. But when she wakes up inside her favorite 1800s historical romance novel, she's not the beautiful heroine or even the fabulous villainess. Nope. She's Eleanor Fletcher, a 17-year-old orphaned commoner with zero importance to the story-a complete throwaway character. No grand destiny. No powerful connections. Just poverty, a bakery job, and shoes so uncomfortable they might be a crime. Armed with her modern-day knowledge and fueled by a mix of sheer determination and sarcasm, Ella decides she's not going to be just another background extra. She's got a plan: open a shop, create mind-blowing inventions, and maybe even introduce indoor plumbing (these people have no idea what they're missing). Filled with humor, heart, and a dash of romance, I've Been Novelled! is a fun, clever twist on the isekai genre, where one girl's genius inventions-and a touch of 21st-century sass-might just change the course of a very different history. NB ( I don't post on weekends)

New book launch! "Little Fortunate Treasure of the Farm Family: Breaking Boundaries". All investors are welcome! Brief Description: (Rebirth+ Farming+Magic Cave+Trashing Scum+Becoming Rich) Jiang Sanlang finds a newborn girl on the hill, and raises her as his own daughter. Not long after, his barren wife becomes pregnant with twins. Then, the Jiang family is showered with good fortune, gradually embarking on a road to wealth from being penniless. All the villagers are envious of the Jiang family's good luck and want to partake in the little Fairy Child's fortune. Yingbao waves her tiny hand: Come on everyone, let's go plant some gold and Xue'er. I guarantee you'll have enough food for a year, be rich in two years, and reach the peak of your life in three years. In the end, all the villagers do indeed become wealthy, much to the envy of other villages. Then one day, the family that abandoned the baby girl came to the Jiang family to demand their child back. The entire village is enraged, fists at the ready at the door: Bah! What shameless people dare to steal a child, they should taste some punches first. Yingbao dies, then reincarnates. She never imagined that she was actually a 'throwaway character' from a story, and all her experiences were engineered to drive the plot forward. In this life, Yingbao is determined to steer clear of the female protagonist and supporting characters, avoiding all storyline drama. She aspires to lead her adoptive parents and siblings to a good life, building a prosperous home.

By some strange twist of fate, an amoral man from the modern world is suddenly thrown into a mana-brimming realm that looks a lot like the Western Middle Ages. Here, he becomes the third teenage heir of the most formidable magic noble family in a world where powerful families with special inherent bloodlines stand on the top. But his new role isn't as great as it sounds. He's not a hero, but a villain — just a throwaway character with a terribly low 'fate value', meant to lose and be stepped on by the 'Sons of Destiny', those favored by the unpredictable energy of fate, in the end. Yet, he flatly rejects this predestined downfall. With an unyielding resolve, he hatches a cunning plan to seize the luck of these chosen heroes, amassing power with each one he topples. His ruthless journey winds through encounters with mesmerizing women, each enriching his audacious scheme in their unique ways. This is not a simple tale of good clashing with evil. It's the chronicle of a remorseless man who dares to defy the very rules of fate. His ambition extends beyond mere survival; he lusts for ultimate power, immortality, and dominion over this mystical, medieval realm. Can he rewrite his destiny and claim this world as his own? Step into this thrilling journey to find out.

Have you ever lived in a hell disguised as Heaven? Waking up in a body that was wrong. In a world, she thought fiction. Lillian found that she felt more alive than she ever had before. This terribly written world was twisted and wrong, a poison that slowly killed off its own people. Only the strong could live, while the weak barely survived. This world was her new home, and she refused to do anything other than live.  {No Harem} + {eventual gender fluid MC} + {LGBTQ+ for some eventual relationships}

We've all had those right? Those sorts of stories which leave a bad pit in your chest and make you seethe over it for a couple of days. Well, I got the chance to rewrite one of those, I just, wish it wasn't from inside the novel. Especially not when the bit that I plan to change has to do with a throwaway villain, and I don't actually know how it all ends.

With the low status of a war slave, Lili must survive in the Great Qi empire. She has two choices. To live out the rest of her life with a new identity and throwaway her past, or take her revenge on the enemies who murdered her family. As Lili struggles to make these choices, her life becomes intertwined with the young General Xiao and the royal family, and she starts to question the feelings of hate she has bottled up inside her, and the significance of her existence in the empire of Great Qi.

Princess Alexandra of the Griffin Kingdom; a throwaway character made in the hit novel series "The Charming Prince" for the sake of elevating the Prince's character. A character who was a caged bird, whom the prince showed the light to. And the person who was mercilessly thrown away by the writer once he felt like the hero needed a reason to get revenge. Although all of this seemed silly writing to me when I was reading this bizarre story back in the day, I couldn't think of it in the same way since I became this sacrificial princess. What will happen to me now that I'm faced with this immense predicament? Will anyone help me or will I have to battle this all alone?

He who falls shall be the guardian of the Archives. Our MC classically falls into another world full of magic and monsters! He is given near impossible tasks by higher beings, leaving him with no choice but to venture through the world, relying on his wits and what he's given to survive. Writing Quality: Compared to most novels on this site, I can confidently announce that mine has top-tier grammar and spelling. I read all comments and reviews, so if you ever point out any mistakes, I will be quick to fix them! Foreword: Massive Worldbuilding: An adventure where the MC gets to explore the new world he's in, from houses to castles, towns to cities, to nations and continents, gaining allies and becoming stronger in order to achieve his goals. Instead of the usual "MC is in Place A, does something and goes to Place B" plot device, this novel features a world where every setting has background history and an origin. If you are ever curious about a specific lore or want to hear more details about anything, let me know in the comments! Pacing: The pace of the story is relatively slow, but is more realistic and enjoyable. There's no magical rpg system for the MC to farm to instantly become op or whatnot, but there are plenty of opportunities for the MC to develop and eventually turn into the end game monster we all love. There's not too much action early, but there'll be plenty of it later on. Why you should read this novel over others: The writing style will be different! Other novels: Some protagonist reincarnates or goes back in time or something. They get a system/cultivation-technique slapped on them, and they start farming on random throwaway characters. Then after meeting a stronger villain, the protagonist trains or farms some more, and turns that villain into exp or an ally. Repeat. Throw in a random training arc or two. Add a few moves or abilities with edgy names. Remember to keep adding throwaway characters to measure the protagonist's power levels. Eventually the protagonist is stronger than everyone in his current setting, so he travels to some new place where everyone is stronger than him. Repeat above steps. Occasionally add a girl to the harem. Make sure they are somehow able to keep up with the protagonist's insane power growth. Use a cute anime girl as the book cover. There! You just wrote an entire classic web novel. This novel: You should judge this story by reading it. Maybe you'll like it, maybe you'll hate it. There will be the fun tropes we all love on occasion, but none of that repetitive Dragon Ball Z stuff. Guaranteed. Overall: If you want to find a story with an interesting world that has in-depth lore and history, here you go! If you want to tag along with a new story and slowly see our characters develop and events unfold, here you go! With an emphasis on it's characters, the world they are in, and the relationships they build with one another, this story just might become your favorite. Updates: 1k-2k words per chapter, sometimes more Usually a chapter a week, hopefully more!