Punishment Diaper

She was kidnapped and forced to marry a ruthless prince of an unknown land. Neya had no other choice or else she would face the consequences. NEYA'S PROLOGUE I didn't know that when I made the deal with Jordan I would face the consequences in the future. Now I undergo my intolerable punishment because of my foolish actions.

In a universe watched over by The Observer, seven flawed worlds hang in delicate balance. To protect humanity from the monstrous forces that roam the land, the gods gave the ultimate sacrifice—offering themselves to humans and becoming divine companions within them. Shiro, a determined young man, earns a place at the world’s top academy, seeking strength and answers about his parents’ mysterious disappearance. But when he angers a selfish god, he’s cursed with a power that could become the very death of him—a punishment no one has ever survived. Feared, marked, and alone, Shiro must fight to control his curse, uncover the truths hidden across the seven worlds, and rise beyond what the gods intended.

Are monsters born or made? Some think monsters are the gods' punishment upon the world for their wrongdoing. Others think it was circumstance that created the monster. The cynical believe some are just born broken beings who could maim and murder without conscience. They were all wrong. I wasn't an accident, a victim of circumstance, or a punishment from the gods. Fools rationalized and tried to find deep meaning where there was none. The truth was, I simply made a choice.

There is no god. Only the executioners. When the world turned its back on justice, the System awakened — not to save, but to punish. After a brutal death after doing a good deed, a young man is chosen by an ancient, sentient system designed to deliver absolute judgment. He is reborn into the body of Elias Grayes to be a judge and executioner to the sinners but he is not the only one. Kill the guilty. Uncover the origin. Burn the world clean. In a world rotting from within, how far would he go to make it righteous?

Not every other world was meant to save you. Some were built to punish what reality couldn't touch. Once feared as the ruthless king of Otemae High, Shiro Hoshigaki controlled everything until an encounter with the quiet but unbreakable Daiki fractures his dominance. As the ghosts of his past creep closer, Shiro is thrust into an isekai realm beyond death—a world shaped by karmic law, where souls are judged, and punishment is absolute. Now bound to NirVana, an unforgiving land ruled by the God of Death, Shiro must navigate horrors beyond human comprehension. His sins are no longer whispers in the past—they are chains around his throat, pulling him into a spiral of supernatural torment. If he hopes to survive, he must master Weavecraft, a karmic power system where every action has consequence, and Kegou, the force entwined with his very existence. But survival is not the endgame. As divine forces, twisted souls, and the weight of his own cruelty close in, Shiro must answer the ultimate question: Can redemption exist for the

I was not expecting the book I had read to come to reality—or did I get sucked into the story? One night, I was in my room, reading the last few chapters of 'Ruination', a novel dealing with a world overtaken by experimentally modified monsters, and then the next morning I found myself in the very same world. Other readers were also here. It seems like this is a punishment for the readers who read this tragedy as a sort of entertainment. Now, we have to survive in this fantasy world on our own. But this story ends as a tragedy. With the end of the world coming soon, what can we do?

Delrose Reginald is just another child of nobility, one who doesn't bow to authority. When she goes too far, her punishment is camp Greel: A summer retreat deep in the forest for misbehaving nobles. But that's only part of the story. Something is happening to the people there. They're turning rabid. Now, it's simply a story about survival. Or is it? --- The Wayward Nobles is an apocalyptic dark fantasy packed with political intrigue and a complex ensemble cast, all with important weight in the story. It's a tale of autonomy, duty, and love. And how the worst and best in us emerges in tragedy.

The world prayed for light. What it got… was born of void. A child emerges from flame and suffering. Not a savior. Not a curse. Something older. In a towered world ruled by Great Families and cursed by divine relics, war isn't waged with swords — it's fought with time, memory, and bloodlines. ANSEP, the strongest organization on Earth, is cracking from within. The Book of Voyages has vanished. The coldest traitor has returned. And somewhere… a boy without a past awakens, as the world forgets how to breathe. --- This is not a story of destined heroes. This is a chronicle of grief, betrayal, and the fire that will consume gods. ◆ Original Worldbuilding ◆ Cold, calculating antagonists ◆ No cheap power-ups — just pain, patience, and punishment.

When the blood moon rose into the sky, the world changed. Status screens appeared, monsters emerged, and humanity was thrown into what felt like a game world. But this was no game. This was a dark reality—one capable of erasing the very line between life and death. Riven Altarai was only the beginning of the fracture. Many others like him were called by unknown forces. Each came from different pasts, carrying different scars, yet now struggled to survive the same nightmare in this new world. But what was this world? A trial? A punishment? Or perhaps the second awakening that humanity truly deserved? Those who gain power—will they become gods? Or awaken the monsters within themselves? The answer lies within the Seal of the Night. And once the seal is broken... nothing will ever be the same again.

In a world blinded by overconsumption and illusions of progress, selfishness, envy and greed, one student sees it clearly. His mission is to watch, write, lead the solus to judgment and then punish. When a classmate mysteriously disappears his story begins. He Who Watches is a dark, philosophical thriller about justice, spirituality, morals and the meaning of finding love in the darkness.

After taking his own life before death came looking for him, a young man encounters death in a female form and is cured to eternal reincarnation, till Lilith who is death in this context is satisfied. He wields a cursed sword that devours souls. She carries the staff of a vanished mentor who may not be as lost as she seems. Together, Jackson and Jian must unravel a timeline torn apart by love, betrayal, and ancient relics—where every memory is a weapon and every choice rewrites reality. Trapped between burning towers and forgotten futures, they face a rising darkness: the Shadow Prince, whose soul is waking piece by piece. But buried in the ashes is a single ember—and if they can follow its light, they just might bring her back.

Imagine: A stone-cold Russian billionaire heir—Viktor Mikhailov (picture: brooding, black turtlenecks, eyes like a winter storm)—gets his entire life nuked when a secret baby appears on his doorstep during a thunderstorm. The twist? - The mom’s a manipulative party-girl who drugged him to get pregnant (trauma). - Baby Misha is half-Korean, all cheeks, and already inherits his "I will end you" glare. - Viktor’s family? Literal villains. Think: evil stepmoms, icy patriarch, and a mansion full of backstabbers. Now he’s juggling: - Harvard poetry classes (his one soft spot), - Diaper explosions (Yuri, his himbo bodyguard/BFF, helps… sorta), - Mafia-level family drama (they want the baby gone). Vibes: - "John Wick but with baby wipes." - "Succession meets Masha and the bear." - Angst so thick you could drown in it… until Misha babbles and Viktor’s cold heart melts. Why you’ll cry: - Viktor whispering “I don’t deserve you" while sobbing into Misha’s curls. - Misha throwing mashed potatoes (Ah, I think it was yogurt? shii, I don't remember) at Anastasia’s $50k fur coat. - The jellyfish hair clips. Always the jellyfish clips. TL;DR: A man who’d never held a baby becomes DAD OF THE YEAR while fighting his psycho family, falling in love with his kid, and low-key redeeming his soul. Feat. Russian lullabies, baby fencing lessons, and emotional damage.

Ailín always thought healing meant becoming who she used to be. Until life broke her body — not as punishment, but as a final cry to stop hiding. Haunted by a shadow she named Oscurita, the voice that whispered she wasn’t enough, Ailín spent years chasing approval and silencing her true self. When an unexpected illness forces her to slow down, she finally asks: What if my body isn't attacking me... but begging me to listen? This is not a story of perfection. It’s a story of fear, silence, and the courage to rise again — one fragment at a time. To begin again, she had to rewrite herself. A novel of self-worth, emotional healing, and the quiet power of a woman reclaiming her voice.

After criticizing a game, William, a game critic, is punished by the Goddess of Eternity, Aurora, and transforms into the young Princess Ayla within this universe. Waking up kidnapped by 7 Demon Lords, Ayla must endure their lust, but also uncover the dark secrets that inhabit the castle. Immortal and trapped in a cycle of desire and manipulation, each revelation takes her deeper into a maze of mysteries where the line between ally and enemy becomes increasingly blurred. What she discovers may be the key to her liberation—or her eternal damnation.

Kaito Sugiura is a cynical blogger famous for shredding romance manga and ruining idealistic dreams--until the actual Goddess of Love curses him. His punishment? Help the "losing heroines" from every love story he's mocked find happiness... or suffer with them. Stuck in a surreal anime-like world where he's the only one aware of the truth, Kaito must guide each girl toward closure, love or both. But can a realist learn the meaning of love himself... before the curse consumes him?

Cursed by the gods they once served, the fallen champions now carry divine marks of rejection—scars that may be the world's last hope. Midas, Klaud, Cassandra, Medusa, Bryke, and Echo were chosen not with blessings, but with curses—gifts forged from punishment, pain, and betrayal. Branded by Olympus yet bound to it, they are the unlikely protectors of a realm on the edge of ruin. As ancient enemies rise and the prophecy of Olympus’ fall looms near, the champions must master their cursed powers and uncover the truth behind the gods’ fading dominion. With only Hermes and Hestia still willing to stand beside them, they must defy fate, outwit prophecy, and battle forces that even the gods fear. Will they save the pantheon that cast them aside—or become the heralds of its end?

When you commit a crime you are punished by a king. But what if king commits a crime. Then he is cursed. A young historian Riya researches one such cursed king. She is joined by Vikram a realtor. They both are faulted hence become friends. As they fall in love a doom works hard to seperate them. Can they rewrite their destiny. In my Devil's Arms

For every insult, every betrayal, and every moment of pain—he made a choice. To become the strongest. Not just to avenge those who cast him aside, but to make his voice echo across every realm. He won’t stop at punishing the city that abandoned him. Even the system itself will kneel. I am Itaru Myon.' Welcome to my world.' ---

Long ago, in the back of an ambulance, two grieving sisters Lilly and Millie made a pact—a promise to punish those who failed their mother. Lilly was too young, too shattered, and eventually forgot. Not that it matters since her twin sister Lilly succumbed to her injuries obtained in the fatal crash. Now, bodies are piling up, and every piece of evidence points to the remaining twin. Can Millie prove her innocence before it’s too late?

Locked away deep within the newly claimed castle of the Demon King, Kalika Archelion, a young immortal woman, awaits in her dungeon prison. Her spirit has been broken many times over by the cruel punishments inflicted upon her. Punishments that constantly teetered her to the edge of insanity. Despite this cruelty, she refuses to give up on someday freeing herself from the clutches of these demons she hates. And from her now demonic sister, Lillian. The very sister she had deceived. The very sister she had executed. And the very sister who was now the Demon Queen of their now fallen country, that's embroiled in a war for the very fate of their country. Peering through the darkness, Kalika resigns herself to biding her time, awaiting the opportunity to escape this cruel predicament and regain control over her own life once more. With an uncertain future and vile schemes lurking in the background, Kalika must steel herself and prepare for the worst to come, as there is no hope of escape or rescue, just a deep, dark abyss, so dark that it is practically corruptive. [THIS STORY WILL HAVE MATURE THEMES INCLUDED] [Updated every Wednesday and Friday] {Artist: Sikeseeing}

Killed on Halloween and sent to Hell, Velmora refuses to rot in damnation. Her soul wants revenge—and she’ll claw her way back to Earth to get it. Velmora had it all—wealth, youth, and a future carved in gold. Until her parents were slaughtered, and she was executed on Halloween night by their murderers. Waking up at the gates of Hell, her body broken but her spirit unyielding, Velmora learns she’s been damned... not for what she did, but what she would’ve done. But eternal punishment doesn’t sit well with an heiress raised to rule. With demons watching and secrets lurking in every ember, Velmora must forge her path through damnation, outwit infernal guardians, and rise from the ashes of Hell itself. This isn’t redemption. It’s vengeance.

After the creation of Verdant Vail — mankind’s desperate attempt to cheat nature — Mother Nature strikes back with her cruelest punishment. Now, as a devastating outbreak turns their city into a green hell of the undead, Kyung Jisoo and his classmates must fight to survive the wrath they unknowingly unleashed. Amid the chaos, Jisoo embarks on a harrowing journey of redemption, haunted by the memory of his lost lover and driven by the hope that love might bloom even in the deadlands.

In a world where power rules and weakness is punished, Belle has spent her life trying not to be seen. The smallest wolf in a pack built on dominance, she knows her place—until fate drags her into the path of the Alpha King, a legend carved in blood and fear. He’s everything she was taught to avoid. Yet in his shadow, Belle begins to discover a strength she never knew she had… and a destiny she never asked for.

××× In a world where immortality is the price paid for a great sin, humanity’s cursed few walk the earth—living forever but forever burdened. Though eternal life grants them incredible powers and ageless bodies, it also carries a cruel catch: the only way they can truly die is at the hands of one another. As centuries pass, distrust, hatred, and violence fester among these cursed beings. Our protagonist is one such immortal, haunted by the weight of endless years and the mystery behind their curse. Driven by a desperate need to understand the truth, they embark on a journey to uncover the origins of their sin, the reason for their eternal punishment, and whether redemption—or final death—is even possible. ×××

Velastra, the crown princess of Irithiel reborn through a deadly pact, wears cruelty like armor. Her prisoner, Cael — the dethroned prince of a fallen kingdom — endures her every punishment in silence. He is her obsession. Her possession. And perhaps, the only soul she cannot afford to lose. As lust twists into something more dangerous, their bond becomes a blade-edge dance of power, devotion and desire. When war, power and betrayal threaten to shatter what’s left of them, one truth remains: In a world built on ruin, her love is the most dangerous weapon of all.

“What are you saying? You will take whatever punishment it is I would give you?” Lucien looked at her, he smiled when he saw that she was standing up to him. Lily’s body was shaking, she was not sure if she was going to be able to handle the torment going to come from the man in front of her but she knew that it was going to be either that or her family would be killed. Lily folded her hands, took one deep breath she locked eyes with the man standing before her. “I will take your punishment and I will be fine.” Lucien walks up to her with a smile on his face, he takes her hands and leads her to the bed. Pinning her down he looks her in the eye. “Such big mouth for a little flower, but since you want to show you have grit. You should know that you are my property now, you can’t go anywhere without telling me, you can’t make friends, and you can’t die without letting me know. Do I make myself clear wildflower?” Lily swallowed softly, she knew that she was in his territory and the wrong words might be the end of her. “Yes sir,” Lily took it upon herself to make sure that nothing would happen to her family, but it was not just to make sure that they were safe. She also did it to make sure that she would get closer to Lucien Rosario to take his life, making sure that she would avenge her father.-even if it meant falling into the devil's dark world.

Death by Truck-kun? Too mainstream. I died choking on my own laughter during a late-night comedy rerun. Pathetic? Yes. Fitting for someone who gave up on life halfway through university and became a full-time couch potato? Also yes. When I opened my eyes again, I wasn’t in the afterlife—or if I was, it had a suspicious amount of baby talk and clean diapers. I was reincarnated... as an infant. No powers. No memories of my new name. Just chubby cheeks and existential dread. But the real horror? I slowly realized I was now living inside one of those cliché romance novels I absolutely despised. You know the type: cold-hearted king meets brave commoner girl, falls in love, political chaos ensues, blah blah gag me with a spoon. I read it. I hated it. And now? I think I’m in it. And not as the heroine. Or the villain. Or even the funny sidekick. No—I'm just some background baby who probably gets held once, then vanishes from the plot forever. With no grand destiny, no cheat skills, and no idea what chapter we’re on, I’ve decided to do the only thing I was ever good at—absolutely nothing. But fate has a funny way of dragging the lazy into the spotlight… They think I’m innocent. I think this whole thing is a joke. Let's see who breaks first.

She thought she was fleeing the cold. But she awakened something older than the village of Newheart. A vampire, frozen in time, with eyes as blue as crystal, is revived by her blood. Since then, he follows her. He haunts her. He won't devour her right away. He'd rather watch her tremble... But if love is born from fear, can Audrey survive her own curse?

This was the first time a universe in the universe system of The Collective was to be deleted. Naturally there was lots of ceremony to officiate the first death of one of their universes. The souls of all the inhabitants of universe 987 were brought to the Hall Of Final Judgement, where every pantheon humanity had ever worshipped came together to judge them, deciding which afterlife theyd end up. Except for a few. Some inhabitants were denied the sweet release of the afterlife, not as punishment, but because the Collective, the gods. Wanted them to serve a higher purpose. These people would be transmigrated into other universe systems which weren't under the control of the collective, ones which belonged to other High Entities. Enemies, allies and potential threats to the collective. thyed spy on them, and cause general chaos. These people were called The Messengers. One of the people chosen, was a teenaged boy. Achyuta was sent to a universe the collective had no knowledge about,as punishment for not preventing another soul from slaying arch angel Gabriel during judgement. They even punished Achyuta's floating temporary helper whod guide him during judgement. The scion of the devil stuck in a fluffy floating animal body. Muru, a high dimarith who worked as a diplomat for many pantheons.

All he did was make fun of the author for his terrible writing. How was he supposed to know that the author was a god and that he would be punished by getting transmigrated into the body of the most loathed character in the novel — the shitty side villain that was cursed by all the readers for sexually harassing one of the female protagonists. "Fuck." [How to Redeem a Trashy Side Villain — Rebooted Version]