It Would Be Great If You Didn'T Exist

Stories about a main character finding himself in another world and overcoming obstacles are probably familiar to many of you. I'm hoping that you'll remember it because it's exactly what happened to me. Thanks for bringing me here without my permission,Aurum. Big points for consent.

Alex was just another ordinary gamer—until the day he died. Struck down by a terminal illness, he found solace in his favorite game, a vast fantasy RPG filled with powerful warriors, intricate politics, and world-shaking events. But before he could see the game's ending, fate had other plans. When he opens his eyes again, he’s no longer Alex from Earth. Instead, he’s Alex Dragonheart, a nameless extra in the very game he once played. Not a protagonist. Not even a villain. Just an unknown side character who was fated to die early, forgotten by history. Armed with only half of the game’s knowledge, an unawakened bloodline, and a mysterious sealed skill, Alex is thrown into a brutal world where strength is everything. His beloved younger sister is sick and needs treatment, but his past self had been powerless to save her. Not anymore. Determined to rewrite his fate, Alex will rise through the ranks, manipulate events from the shadows, and seize power that was never meant for him. If fate refuses to acknowledge him, then he’ll carve his own legend—one that even the gods will fear. After all, in a world where only the strong survive, even an extra can become a nightmare. ( Okay guys just because there is a system tag does not mean he will get everything handed to him he will have to work hard to attain power because I will make it so )

Raeya Evaleen Alvera grew up in a family once filled with happiness. But everything changed as wounds began to shatter her world—leaving behind scars that haunted her well into adulthood. Though broken, Raeya chose to rise again and build a life of her own. Just as she began to find her strength, her father, Arvind Thalor Alvera, arranged a forced marriage for her. “Why did you change, Dad? Why do you want me to suffer? Is it all because of that woman?!” Trapped in a marriage she never wanted, Raeya soon discovered that behind her husband's charming smile hid a darkness she never anticipated. Yet amidst the shadows, a mysterious presence began to watch her quietly… and slowly drew closer. She didn’t know—whether the love that came would be another wound, or the key to a destiny far greater than she had ever imagined.

“Is this a joke?” That was the first thing Felix thought when he turned 18 and sensed his mate bond. How could Jared possibly be his mate?! The man who bullied him since they were kids, a complete player, and the pupil of Felix’s ‘beloved’ father?! Sure, he was powerful, handsome and leader of their pack - the best match out there, that any other Omega would die for… But nope, not Felix! Felix had no idea what Moon Goddess was thinking, but he wasn’t going to sit still and accept his fate. The problem was that Jared wanted him… And during his first heat, Felix accidentally slept with him! He’d never agree to break their bond now! Well then… What else could a guy do but to run away? But fate wasn’t done dealing with him. Soon after he left, he discovered he was pregnant! From then on, he not only would have to worry about his own survival, but also take care of a child! Two months later, after traveling across the country, he finally found a nice town to settle in. No pack controlling the area, just a few rogues and other rejects. Perfect. After his terrible first match, Felix didn’t want another mate! Except. As Felix was busy getting his new life in order and preparing to welcome his baby, a handsome and dangerous - or maybe dangerously handsome? - Alpha stopped by in town. Kade, the next leader of the Bloodmoon Pack, one of the most powerful packs out there! And Felix sensed a bond between them… “Really? Really? I have to go through this again?!” “Thanks but no thanks, I would rather be a rogue!” Felix said, hugging a fox that made its home in his pantry… And the fox snickered, burying its head in Felix’s neck.

In a kingdom where eye color defines your fate, Kazuo was born with one noble eye — and one marked for chains. Hunted by the throne. Feared by the streets. He is a walking contradiction in a world that doesn’t forgive mistakes — or mysteries. All he ever wanted was a simple, quiet life. But when he’s forced into the heart of a ruthless system, Kazuo becomes something more dangerous than a rebel or a hero. A question. One that those in power would rather erase than answer. If you’re here for epic battles, emotional tension, and unforgettable showdowns — don’t worry. You’ll get them. But before the storm, there is silence. Before the power, there is struggle. This is a carefully built world — with layered lore, consequences that ripple, and characters that don’t exist just to die. Every chapter matters. Thanks for giving this world a chance. — Volume One is fully outlined. New chapters posted regularly. Your collections and comments help shape the journey.

He mocked the omegaverse. Now he’s living it—with a baby on the way. Souta Tachibana was just your average, overworked office drone—until his BL-obsessed coworker introduced him to a trashy omegaverse romance novel. Curious (and a little horrified), Souta read it for laughs. But then he died in an accident. Now, he wakes up in the body of Lucien d’Armoire, a minor noble in the empire of Aetheria. No plot relevance. No destined lovers. Just a quiet, boring life as a background beta. Until one morning, he throws up into a chamber pot… and his doctor says something unthinkable: “Baron d’Armoire, you’re pregnant.” Which is impossible. Because he's male. And straight! And because Betas can’t get pregnant. …Right? Except Lucien is no Beta. He’s a rare male Omega. Apparently, during one reckless, drunken night, Lucien slept with an Alpha. Now he's pregnant, confused, and definitely not ready to be a father. To make matters worse—he doesn’t even know who the father is.

"You must never see the Duke's face. After her second husband's death, Liliette is forced into a third marriage by her father. Her new husband is rumored to be a monstrous warmonger, but to Liliette's surprise, the Duke turns out to be a kind man and husband. There's just one catch... she must never see his face."

Obsession. Desire. Control. How far will love go when madness wears a pretty face? Isaaq was never meant to be free. Cast out by the very blood that raised him for loving the wrong person, he builds a life of his own — one that’s fragile, guarded, and haunted by a nameless boy he once loved. When he meets Aiden, a quiet, enigmatic stranger with secrets stitched beneath his skin, Isaaq feels something he thought he'd buried long ago. But Aiden isn’t who he seems. Neither is the world Isaaq is now tangled in — a world of shadows, lies, and a desire so fierce it burns. As obsession twists into possession, and love begins to blur with control, Isaaq must decide: can you survive love when it refuses to let go?

"Sometimes, the people who love you the most… disappear without warning." Sarita was born in a small village after her parents lost two children. To her father, she was not just a daughter — she was a miracle. Raised in poverty but filled with dreams, Sarita shared an unbreakable bond with her father, who stood by her through every challenge. But one day, everything changed. Her father left home for work… and never returned. With no call, no message, and no explanation — silence became her new reality. As secrets begin to unravel and shadows of the past come closer, Sarita must navigate a cruel world where pain, betrayal, and survival become part of her journey. From her peaceful childhood to a marriage filled with suffering — this is the emotional story of a girl who refused to break, no matter what life took from her. •Based on real-life events. •Updated 2–3 times per week. •A raw, heart-touching journey of love, loss, and strength.

Lena had no idea that a simple ad would turn her ordinary life upside down. Through an app called "Happy Faces," she began forming anonymous friendships and was content to finally have someone to talk to. That is, until the day she received a message from someone with the username "Shadow." From that moment on, nothing would ever be the same again.

The battlefield was silent. The embers of war had long since faded, leaving only scorched earth and broken bodies in their wake. In the heart of it all, a man stood with a blade buried deep in his chest, his dark heart impaled. His breath was shallow, his gaze distant, as if staring beyond the veil of this world. Kezess—once a ruler, once a tyrant, once a man who had brought nothing but ruin. Now, his story was over. Or so it should have been. Reborn in a fractured empire, Raizen Helios walks a path shaped by memories of a life long past. No longer the monster that once stood above all, he now fights for something beyond himself. His family, his people, the fleeting peace that could crumble at any moment. But the past is never truly buried. Whispers of old grudges, schemes woven in the shadows, and enemies waiting for the right moment to strike—history threatens to repeat itself. And when war comes again, when the abyss calls for another sacrifice, Raizen will have to decide. Will he fall once more? Or will he finally break free?

After graduation, Krishna Roy chose a risky path: becoming a writer. Under the pen name K. Dharma, his short stories gained a small but loyal following. But passion doesn’t always pay rent. With his bank balance shrinking, salvation arrives in the form of his eccentric college friend—now a local councillor—who offers him a tutoring gig. Sounds simple enough. Until he finds out that his first student is a foreigner. A VIP foreigner. Who doesn’t speak the local language. Caught between cultural confusion, awkward conversations, and his own career struggles, Krishna’s quiet life is about to turn upside down. Dive into a heartwarming and hilarious tale of everyday chaos, unexpected bonds, and the misadventures of a broke writer who really didn’t sign up for this.

Iris has lived more than one life... In one world, she was a respected princess. In another, a feared assassin. In some, she was light. In others, pure shadow. Since she was a child, Iris has traveled between dimensions without being able to stop. Each universe has left her with a scar, an enemy... or an ally. She has met heroes from worlds where powers are normal, survived in kingdoms divided by flags, and faced her own reflections. But the most difficult journey isn't between worlds. It's within. With a past marked by violence and loss, and a present where betrayal can come even from those she loves most, Iris fights to protect her chosen family. Can someone made of fragments find their home? What if her destiny isn't to save any world... but to create one of her own?

Keemenao thought he had found the perfect girl—smart, stunning, and mysterious. Amara swept into his life like a storm, and he was more than happy to be caught in her whirlwind. But everything changes the day he discovers her biggest secret: Amara is no ordinary woman—she's the ruthless leader of an underground Mafia empire operating deep within the heart of Botswana. What starts as a passionate romance quickly turns into a dangerous entanglement. From the quiet streets of Gaborone to the eerie silence of Makgadikgadi Pans, Keemenao is thrust into a world of betrayal, blood, and secrets too deadly to ignore. As rival gangs close in and enemies rise from within, Keemenao must decide: will he stand beside the woman he loves… or run before he’s swallowed by the darkness she tried to protect him from? *"I Didn't Know That My Girlfriend Is a Mafia Queen"* is a gripping tale of love, power, loyalty, and survival—where the heart is as much a battlefield as the streets.

This is a heartfelt story of healing, faith, and rebirth. The narrator begins her journey amid an emotional storm, symbolized by an actual tempest outside. After a painful and unexpected breakup, she makes the difficult decision to get up and take her first step toward the light. The days that follow are heavy with sorrow, but she begins to find comfort in small, everyday moments. The quiet kindness of strangers—a baker, passing children—offers her unexpected encouragement. One day, in a park, she meets David, a photographer who also carries the weight of personal loss. Their initial conversations are honest but not romantic—just two wounded souls recognizing each other. As they continue to meet, sharing silences and struggles, a sense of peace gradually returns to her. Her faith, prayer life, and David's quiet authenticity help her rebuild from within. Yet, when a memory or message from her past resurfaces, she is shaken. Though tempted to retreat, she begins to write poetry in a journal and discovers a healing voice in herself. David later invites her to a photo exhibition. One image deeply moves her: a tree bent by the rain, yet still standing. She realizes it was taken the day they first met—an image that mirrors her own resilience. One starlit evening, they finally speak of love—not the fairy-tale kind, but a love that chooses to hope again despite the scars. She silently prays, asking God if she's ready to love. Peacefully, she receives her answer. The story closes on a calm morning. She’s making coffee with a lighter heart. David arrives with warm bread. No words at first—just a look, a smile. That morning, she didn’t give in to fear. And so, their true story begins.

Seraphina Cross is a composed CEO with everything under control—until she finds her boyfriend cheating and publicly claims a stranger as her new partner. That stranger? Damian Greeves. A laid-back, sharp-tongued designer with no time for drama and a past he keeps carefully buried. What starts as a fake dating deal soon spirals into shared secrets, silent stares, and moments that feel far too real. But both Seraphina and Damian are hiding something—and neither is ready for what happens when the truth surfaces. Not every lie stays harmless. And not every connection stays fake.

Blackvale: Season One - The Town That Shouldn't Exist A chilling supernatural horror series - Season One of ten. Atmospheric, gripping, and terrifyingly addictive. Welcome to Blackvale. A forgotten town cloaked in fog. No cell towers. No maps. No way out. A place that doesn't show up on GPS-and probably shouldn't. Seventeen-year-old Eleanor "Ellie" Hartley thought she was escaping the past when she and her mother moved to Blackvale. But something about the town feels off from the moment they arrive. The people act too polite. The streets seem too quiet. And there's an old bell on school grounds that everyone insists hasn't rung in years... even though Ellie hears it on her first night there. The fog here doesn't just swallow sound and sight-it plays tricks on memory. People vanish. Time stutters. And things that shouldn't exist begin to surface-like names etched into trees that disappear when you blink... or a diary belonging to a girl no one remembers. Season One: The Town That Shouldn't Exist is the first entry in a ten-season supernatural horror epic set in the eerie, twisted town of Blackvale-a place where nothing is what it seems, and no one who arrives is ever truly new. Blending slow-burn horror, emotional mystery, and bone-deep atmosphere, Blackvale will pull readers into a fog-laced nightmare full of vanishing memories, haunted houses, impossible truths, and a darkness that watches you when you're alone. Every answer leads to more terrifying questions. Every smile hides a deeper secret. And every chapter brings Ellie closer to a truth she was never meant to find. Welcome to Blackvale. We've been expecting you. Perfect for fans of Stranger Things, The Haunting of Hill House, Welcome to Night Vale, and Silent Hill. Season One is a full, complete 10-chapter story arc-part of a larger, horrifying journey that unfolds season by season. Read if you dare. But remember: In Blackvale, no one is ever really new. And no one ever truly leaves.

Yang Hao was a mortal with no hope of becoming a warrior. On top of that, he was betrayed by his personal guard and left in a dangerous forest to be devoured by beasts. However, he was fortunate to encounter two women—one fat and the other skinny. They offered to help him escape the forest and become stronger, but in exchange, he had to engage in dual cultivation with one of them. Yang Hao decided to accept their offer. His life mattered more, and he suspected these women were not ordinary but powerful. It also seemed they were hiding something from him.

Would you find me in another world i wonder as I question if all this effort was worth it. A story about someone who tries to play the hero but ends up in a coma, when coma world a new fantasy mmo for coma patients arrives how far will he go to live a normal life!!

Yuno is an unlucky part-timer working in a convenience store for Espers and Guides. That means they sell stuff that makes their store look like an adult shop. During his shift, the highest-grade aphrodisiac they have was stolen. He chased the thief, determined to retrieve the stolen Item from their store. But, much to Yuno's annoyance, he found himself in a dangerous situation with Ki Gayoon— the infamous Esper on the verge of a Rampage. How does the saying go again? 'The way to an Esper's heart is through his d*ck.' Is Yuno supposed to, uhm, do "it" to calm Ki Gayoon before he snaps and kills them both? #guide #esper #guideverse

The carefree game of Would You Rather became dangerous as options turn reality when chosen. Story follows Liam and Samantha, two young adults who lived very different lives being tangled into a game of Would You Rather...?

 Steady beeps of a heart monitor.  The sterile scent of antiseptic.   The weight of my own weakness pressing down on me.  My body had failed me.  My time had run out. And yet… I still existed.  The pain of my body—gone.  The sterile scent of antiseptic—gone.  The weight of my own weakness—gone. No… it wasn’t gone. Rather, this time, it was replaced—not with weakness, but with something else.  Power. Not my own.  Something different. Something unknown. Something I had only just become aware of. But before I could comprehend it, I was already a target— under attack, with no choice but to defend myself.

When seventeen-year-old Kale discovers a book with no title, no author, and no beginning—or end—his world fractures… literally. The book doesn’t tell a story. It rewrites reality. Each page holds echoes of lives he’s never lived, battles he never fought, and people who remember him far better than he remembers them. But the deeper he reads, the more he learns: he’s not the first Kale to hold the Book. And some versions of him were never meant to exist. Now, hunted by shadowy entities known as Censorlings, guided by allies who may be former selves, and haunted by a mysterious girl from the first erased timeline, Kale must survive a multiverse of forgotten versions, corrupted destinies, and truths too dangerous to remember. Every timeline has been tampered with. Every memory is suspect. And somewhere beyond the final page… the Observer is waiting. > The Book shouldn’t exist. But now that it does, neither should he.

In a distant, vast, and imaginary universe where the laws of physics twist like threads of magic, intergalactic empires clash in bloody wars, while small, hidden kingdoms dwell in shadows, immune to fear and ancient mystery. At the heart of the unknown lies a perfect planet, concealed from the universe’s gaze an medieval world of hidden magic and secrets buried deep in the earth. There, amidst towering mountains and endless nebulae, a quiet yet powerful tale unfolds, led by a solitary shadow above all, pulling the strings of fate unseen. The story is a little bizarre, but as you progress you can understand it more.

When a mysterious altar with seven magical pillars awakens, a lone wanderer is drawn to its blue flame—an ancient power that could change everything. Haunted by fragments of his forgotten past, he must unlock the secrets of each pillar, facing forces that threaten to consume or save his world. As his journey unfolds, every choice weighs on fate itself, and the line between hero and destroyer blurs.