Timeloop

"Honestly, it is extremely dark here. Wasn't I supposed to ascend to heaven when I died?" But, why am I here in the void of all places? Can't a brother even catch a break, damn? I got killed just to end up in the void. Despite being unable to move, I do not regret killing myself. Never before have I felt so content. My life was torture every day.

I always wanted to be taken to another world, and as they say, there are no atheists in the foxhole that we call real life. I prayed, and prayed, and prayed until one day, I opened my eyes to see my dream had come true. I also saw the axe of an orc bearing down on my skull. You win some, you lose some. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ A time-loop fantasy story written after getting into litRPGs a bit. I wondered what it would be like if I just went and wrote a story about all the things I liked in web fiction without holding back: time loops, RPG stats, certain character archetypes, and harems played straight. Please be warned of lewd descriptions and depraved sexualization. If nothing else, this will be a sincere work.

The normal teen living with his family is suddenly taking out of his reality and has to find who our what killed him. But when/if he does, he is reset to somewhere completely different. He must get in possession of the _____ in order to get back to his world. But he'll be unable to get to it unless... He were to massacre people along the way or go insane and be killed himself.

[7-8k words per chapter] System Day is a blessing for some, a curse for others. It’s a time when a new world of skills, stats, and levels opens to aspiring Delvers—but for Elaine, it’s a nightmare that never ends. She’s stuck in a deadly time loop, where every death resets her to the beginning. The only thing that stays with her are her powers, which grow stronger with each cycle. But the world is changing, and not for the better. The sun grows larger and redder each day—bleeding crimson like a wound in the sky. Is it a sign of impending catastrophe, or could it be the key to her salvation? She needs to figure out the secrets of the Delves, which hold the answer to her escape. She’s not alone, though. Other Delvers are there to help and befriend her. But can she trust them? And can they trust her, especially when she knows things they don’t? Elaine has one chance. To break the loop and save the world. Or die trying. Again and again. ----- The main character is female but that shouldn't stop you from enjoying the story as it's pretty male oriented. This is an Isekai of excellent quality, with LitRPG elements along with Action, TImeloop, and an interesting set of characters. It's got some slice-of-life moments and has an epic plot with an eventual badass MC. And yes, as assumed by the title, the main character of this novel is a Lunar Witch. This original is inspired by Mother of Learning, The Perfect Run, and the 'Groundhog Day' scenario set in an isekai world. So, if you're a reader of any of those, this is perfect for you.

So i've come back again to this point. Luckly this time i got everbody backup memory.

For centuries, the land of Altria has been plagued by an ancient curse. Every hundred years, on the night of the winter solstice, the kingdom is plunged into darkness, and a monstrous creature known as the Shadow King rises from the depths of the earth to wreak havoc and destruction. But hope is not lost. A young sorceress named Isadora discovers a way to break the curse - by creating a powerful spell that can transport a chosen hero back in time, to the moment just before the Shadow King awakens. Isadora finds the perfect candidate in a young warrior named Aric, who is willing to risk everything to save his kingdom. Together, they travel back in time to the first night of the curse, armed with the knowledge of what is to come. But things are not as simple as they seem. As Aric and Isadora try to prevent the Shadow King's awakening, they find themselves trapped in a timeloop - every time they fail, they are transported back to the beginning of the curse, forced to relive the same night over and over again. With each cycle, Aric and Isadora learn more about the curse and the forces behind it, but they also become more desperate and disillusioned. Can they break the timeloop and finally defeat the Shadow King, or are they doomed to repeat the same night for all eternity? As they unravel the mysteries of the curse and the kingdom's dark past, Aric and Isadora also discover unexpected allies and enemies, and must confront their own fears and weaknesses. The Eternal Loop is a thrilling adventure that combines magic, mythology, and time-travel, and explores the limits of sacrifice and redemption. (A bunch of ai nonsense)