Anticristo Nietzsche

Author: Lone Raut Synopsis (Narrated by Deadpool’s Chaotic Cousin Who Forgot to Take Their Meds): Alright, gather ‘round, folks! Let me spin you a tale so dark it’ll make your therapist retire. Picture this: Yours truly was just another fancy-pants “man of culture” on a serial killer’s hit list—because apparently, collecting rare books and quoting Nietzsche makes you a target. Who knew? (Spoiler alert: I died. Surprise!) But death? Nah, that’s just the opening act. Instead of sweet oblivion, I woke up knee-deep in Saint’s Odyssey—a fantasy novel I once tossed into my “dumpster fire of bad writing” pile. Think Game of Thrones meets Saw, but with more existential dread. And guess what? I’m not the dashing hero. Nope. I’m the guy the author conveniently labeled “Villain.” Cool, right? (Cue jazz hands.) But hold onto your chimichangas, because this “hero”? Oh, he’s a masterpiece of hypocrisy. Smiles like a Disney prince, stabs like a back-alley surgeon. His grand plan? Wipe out half the world because reasons. Classic hero logic! Meanwhile, the gods are upstairs chugging ambrosia and betting on our suffering. Adorable!!!. Well, newsflash, Olympus—I’m hijacking this plot. Reborn with a vendetta and a PhD in chaos, I’m not here to play nice. Rules? Burn ‘em. Heroes? Crush ‘em. World domination? Duh!. This ain’t a redemption arc; it’s a blood-soaked takeover tour. Think Machiavelli with a splash of Joker and a side of espresso. They call me ruthless? Damn right. I’ll out-scheme the schemers, out-betray the traitors, and maybe burn a kingdom or two for aesthetic. The hero thinks he’s pulling strings? Sweetheart, I’m the puppetmaster—and I just cut the threads. Every battle’s a chess move, every ally a pawn, and the board? Oh, it’s dripping in red. And hey, let’s laugh while we’re at it. Ever seen a “chosen one” trip over his own halo? Poetic. Ever roasted a god so hard they literally combust? (Working on it.) This world’s a joke, and I’m the punchline—delivered with a knife. So buckle up, buttercups. The script’s flipped, the crown’s mine, and if the heroes cry about “morals”? Tell ‘em to write a Yelp review. This villain’s rewriting destiny—one corpse at a time. TL;DR: Death was my warm-up. Now? I’m here to conquer, crack jokes, and maybe commit some light treason. World, meet your new overlord. Resistance is hilarious . Hahahahaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (⁠・⁠∀⁠・⁠)

"Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you" -Friedrich Nietzsche "To truly find out what defines us monsters is to know what life really is" After waking up from a year long coma Dimitri finds out he has been turned into a Chimera, a cannibalistic monster with the abilities of animals. Dimitri must now live and hide his Chimera side from society as there is an Organization that hunts his species down and want them extinct by all means. Dimitri looks for the one person he could turn to for help, his bestfriend Tyrese also being the one who has given him this curse hoping he'd know how to make him human again. Along this journey Dimitri is bound to encounter some true monsters both human and not. Chimeras only look human until they activate their abilities and transform into their respective animal. They can only eat the raw meat of both animals & humans. Humans are a more nutritious and beneficial source of food giving them more power after each feeding. Hey not going to lie this novel was heavily inspired by Tokyo ghoul and AoT so please enjoy the story.

Accidentally becoming a terrorist wasn't on my college bucket list, but here we are. One anonymous post, a bit of dry ice, and a suspiciously trusting browser later, I'm the government's newest "criminal mastermind." Spoiler: I'm just a broke student who failed 11th grade. Now the internet thinks I'm Moriarty's long-lost cousin, my parents are questioning my life choices, and I'm starting to wonder if Nietzsche was onto something about chaos and power. It's not easy juggling tuition, intrusive thoughts, and a reputation I didn't mean to build-but hey, at least I'm trending! If you've ever thought "This can't get worse" and life said "Hold my coffee," welcome to my world.

el destino por más que este marcado no quiere decir que este completamente escrito , Gabriel no eligió ser el anticristo por la razón tampoco decidió a tomar su rol del mismo tomando control de su vida normal y palacida hasta el punto que habrá represalias

"Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you." -Friedrich Nietzsche In a world of magic, swords, and monsters, thousands of young people go on living their normal lives, hundreds of young people set off in search of adventures, and very few seek the Crown of Destiny. Follow the adventure of Vaelor, a seeker of the Crown of Destiny, or rather, someone who got into the search by accident.

“He who fights Monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a Monster. And if you gaze long into the abyss, the abyss also gazes into you.” ~Friedrich Nietzsche However, what if the one fighting the Monsters is already one himself? ~~~~ Ethan is a seventeen year old teenager who is currently living at a church, seeing how he was abandoned at birth and found by one of the nuns who worshiped the Goddess of Light. The clergy often treated him differently than the other orphans because his appearance was unnatural. He knew nothing about who he truly was, however, what he did know is that he was not Human like the rest of the people in the church. For years he searched for the answer to find out what he was, but all the clues didn't go anywhere. Until the night where he had a dream, or one could say a vision, where he was walking past many books and stopping in front of one. Written on the cover was a single word "Bloodborne". Ethan was determined to find that book and read it, however, is obtaining knowledge always a good thing? He would discover more about himself than he wanted to after finding that book, and many hardships would follow. ~~~~ I do this as a hobby in my free time or when I feel inspired, it will likely not turn into anything serious in the future. So be ready for it not to update daily or for a few months. Since ten chapters have been released, I'm putting the Discord Link in here: https://discord.gg/gkbWjRVmEW

672 years ago , demonic possessions occurred very frequently , so a writer named Dante Alighieri agreed to take part in the trials of hell , having to to through all nine circles in order to meet the king of hell Satan in order to grant him his wish. After Dante passed all the trials and meet Satan , who granted his wish to stop demons from interfering with humans, 574 years later after philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche declared that God is dead , humanity lost all connections with heaven. Upon hearing this , many demons began trying to possess humans and invade the human realm even though Satan ordered that such act is forbidden. Panic took over the world as many possession cases appeared all over the world , and many places became haunted by evil spirits and entities. Upon hearing this , Satan has made contact with the pope of Vatican , offering power to deal with the invaders via contracts with various demons from hell. Seeing how hopeless the situation was , he had no choice but agree and the deal was made. This is how demonic priests , or how they are mostly called by people "Dark Priests" appeared.

A child grows under abusive parents. He is saved by someone who will be his wife in the future. However, dark plans are being drawn by those who lurk in the shadows and his family(in the future) is destroyed by these people. Seeking revenge despite being on last breath, he curses at them before giving a sacrifice, one he will regret later on. He touches and walks on an unknown path, unexplored by any existence born after the void. Watch as he walks on his lonely road with his broken self. He who fights monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster - Friedrich Nietzsche

El Anticristo representa una fuerte sacudida para ese gran edificio que es la cultura occidental, pues golpea con fuerza una de sus principales columnas de sostenimiento: el cristianismo. Sin embargo, no se trata de un simple relato acerca de la corrupción de la Iglesia católica. Nietzsche señala graves incongruencias entre los Evangelios que reseñan el mensaje auténtico de Cristo, en donde se rechaza toda ritualidad, pues lo que predicó Jesús no es una nueva «creencia», sino una vida nueva. Este libro es una crítica muy severa a la moral cristiana, pero no es exabrupto de un resentido social, de un ateo recalcitrante o de un historiador enfermo de objetividad, sino el discurso de un hombre que se encuentra en el umbral de la locura, pero que por lo mismo, se sitúa más allá de toda prudencia intelectual, lejos de los juicios, para aplicar el formidable instrumento de su inteligencia explorando la cara oculta del cristianismo.

The marketplace of drugs. The low-rises. The pit. “Got your yellow tops!” Thin drug addicts stumble their way to young black men, who take their wrinkled tens and twenties. A signal sent to the runners—boys waiting fifty feet away who run over, small vials in hand. The cops staked out atop a nearby building, hoping to get a photo of a kingpin on a random visit to the frontlines, are on break and not watching. Enter a man in a trenchcoat, carrying a sawed-off shotgun. Whistling “The Farmer in the Dell,” flanked by two accomplices, he approaches the stash house, an abandoned apartment where the large reserve of drugs is kept. The trio enters the house. He orders the five or six inside to get their hands up. He aims the shotgun at one. “Hey, yo, where it at?” he asks. The man refuses to say. He blasts him in the kneecap. The injured man’s screams convince one of the others to tell him where the stash is. The trenchcoat-wearing figure walks out, having robbed drugs dealers of their drugs. Behold Omar Little. The marketplace of ideas. The three thousand year old history of moral philosophy, the study of right and wrong. The warbling of disagreement, cackle of dialogue. “Good is what Gods says it is.” “Good is what the Law says it is.” “No, good is what realizes the ends of humanity.”

"Only individuals who are full of themselves can love" Nietzsche. What is love? Only a feeling? Or something more? Is love only a result of, purely evolution? A need to reproduce trying to keep a species alive? Something Spiritual? May not have the true answer, but "Where there was nothing, it became true"

When one God tries to fight back, his goal actually dooms his planet to war and destruction. Now the inhabitants can only survive and learn to use mana. If one cultivates and survives long enough they might be able to take back the planet. If they survive longer maybe the solar system. If they can become a god maybe the whole universe. ---------------------------- “To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche This quote is what inspired me to write a cultivation novel not about being the strongest or most talented. It's about the sacrifice people around you make, and the hardships people live through. ---------------------------- I can't keep a schedule anymore. I will release a chapter once I am finished. Thank you everyone for checking out my novel. It means a lot.

"The one who fights with monsters should avoid becoming one of them in the process, because when you look into the abyss he also looks into you" Friedrich Nietzsche

Q, a sophomore is hired by a mysterious half-demon to work with philosophers like Nietzsche, Camus, Kierkegaard as a historical investigator. He and his colleagues need to go back to ancient Greece and stop the suicide of Socrates, help Jesus out of the trouble.

Disclaimer: Do not read my other book "Survival to Godhood" as this story is a rewrite of that adventure. ---------------------------- Summary: When one God tries to fight back, his goal actually dooms his planet to war and destruction. Now the inhabitants can only survive and learn to use mana. If one cultivates and survives long enough, they might be able to take back the planet. If they survive longer maybe the solar system. If they can become a god maybe the whole universe. ---------------------------- “To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche ---------------------------- This quote is what inspired me to write a cultivation novel not about being the strongest or most talented. It's about the sacrifice people around you make, and the hardships people live through.

Delve into the mind of a man troubled by his past. Watch him transform as time continues to march and guide him to a catalytic entity that will change his life forever. There are no beautiful surface without a terrible depth -Friedrich Nietzsche. *The setting is based on a country which I shall not name. Wherein the president took on the war against drugs and criminality but also disregarded proper judicial process and allegedly use a vigilante entity which resulted in the unjust killings of thousands of people. This is to remind the readers that I have no political stands on the matter and I only made this novel or narrative purely for entertainment.*

"Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become a monster... for when you gaze long into the abyss. The abyss gazes also into you." - Friedrich Nietzsche The Abyss took the land of Terra-Vi by storm. The once peaceful world had nearly fallen to the ambush from monsters, demons, and others... It was only because of magic where humans able to fight the Abyssals. Seven years later, Alexander Dezoment is forced to work as a slayer to pay off his dead father's debt. He had almost saved up enough money after a year of slaying weak monsters. He is not willing to live one more day as a slave, but to do that he needs power. With his tragedy, comes power. With power, comes a crossroad of destiny. Hero or Villain? Angel or Devil? Light or Darkness? Will our protagonist be able to fight the Abyss, or corrupted by it? //Author's Note: First webnovel. Hopefully you like it. Please feel free to leave constructive criticism or comments.

"He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you." - Friedrich Nietzsche In the year 2254, Angels descended upon the world to give humanity a test for their survival - The Games. Jason has just died in the final level of The Games and has regressed via the Regressor's Judgement stone for the 1,000th time. However, upon waking up in the newly regressed world, Jason finds the Regressor's Judgement stone has disappeared from his inventory and this is his final attempt to beat The Games. Preface: Question to the reader: Suppose you were a regressor who lived and died hundreds and hundreds of times. Live, learn, fight, die, regress. How would this change you: change your emotions, relationships, attachments, philosophy, ideals... and care for the world. This novel dives into this very question. Note: As the author, I would like to give credit where credit is due. This novel is, in-part, inspired by the following series (not in any particular order). It will not be a copy and paste of these series. Solo Max Level Newbie, Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint, The Max-Level Player's 100th Regression, God's Game We Play, Dark Souls and The Novel's Extra. Lastly, please feel free to leave criticism or comment about the parts you enjoyed. I want this to be a story we can all love together.