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Leon Vale’s world disappeared as a mysterious body wiped every human from Earth. Powerful individuals called Ascendants did not even stand a chance against the exterminators. Not to mention a dungeon porter like Leon. But his life changed on acquiring a system that not only got him to live again. But also altered reality at will. The Paradox System. Join Leon as he rides the waves in a dystopian world filled with scary monsters, ruthless Houses, Orders, and regressors.

i. A Step Past the Boundaries of Knowledge Morimens was never meant to be spoken. It was not a name, not a place, not a language. It was a containment value, an equation once perfect—now lost to entropy. A boundary of strings holding what should not be held. But the seals are breaking. holds to paradox code to the 68 types of paradoxes that resolve eintiparadoxically. Words no longer fit. Sentences do not resolve. Grammar—fractured. The spirits claw at the syntax, bending it, rewriting themselves into existence.

The Dream Paradox is a surreal tale that explores the thin line between dreams and reality. A lone individual becomes trapped in a cycle of dreams that grow increasingly vivid—an eerie world where shadows move without cause, and familiar faces begin to act strangely. Each night, the dream deepens, bleeding into waking life, forcing them to question everything. Are they truly awake, or still dreaming? As they search for answers, they face the ultimate choice: embrace the comfort of illusion or confront an unsettling truth. In this world, is anything truly real?

"The Paradox Of Life. Some people live to die while some die to live. Life and death has become an almost paradoxical concept. Some humans reveled in the joys of being alive while some sought death to end the misery of being alive. Nothing in life was ever set in stone, except Death." Benji was just an average teenager. Despite having his own difficulties in life, he always kept a positive outlook. He felt that he would be swept away in the mundanity of his own life. Until one day, he met her..... COVER ART BY @woo_lemon in Instagram This story will be a slow burn in the beginning. Stick around if this is your cup of tea. :)

In a world where the gods once ruled but have long vanished, every human awakens a Divine System at the age of 16. These systems range from mighty warrior paths to mysterious support abilities. But there is one unspoken truth—some are born Forsaken, individuals who fail to awaken any system and are doomed to live as weaklings. Ezekiel Vance was one such Forsaken. Mocked, outcast, and left to die in the outer wastelands, he should have perished. But on the night of his execution, he awakened something beyond the gods' control—The Sovereign’s Paradox, a forbidden power that allows him to devour systems, rewriting reality itself. As he unravels the dark history of the Divine Systems, Ezekiel discovers that the gods didn’t vanish—they were sealed away. And he alone holds the key to their return. But should he free them… or ensure they remain buried forever?

In a realm where time bends and souls endure, an immortal mentor navigates love, betrayal, and cosmic secrets across shifting eras. An East-meets-West saga of eternal life’s paradox. If there is suffcient support,I will continue to update regularly.

Ever wondered what a Xianxia novel would be like, with anti-protagonists falling in love from the very beginning, contracting powerful ancient beasts and exploring much more? Well then, let’s dive in! In a world where cultivation is everything, where strength is the only path to survival and power, there exists a paradox—the false immortals, beings who should have never existed in the eyes of all but who would soon challenge the very foundations of this world. This is the story of two souls, once humble and underestimated, who rose against fate itself, twisting the very essence of cultivation to their own whims and forging a bond that defied all logic. Li Jue, a boy who clawed his way from weakness to unimaginable strength, and Li Feng, a woman of unparalleled grace and deadly precision, stood together as equals, their love and ambition intertwined. Feared and despised, they would carve their names into the annals of history, challenging gods and emperors alike. They were the False Immortals, and they would stop at nothing to shape the world in their image. Disclaimer! The first volume serves as a prologue; the real story begins with the second volume.

Why does the universe seem so silent if it harbors countless stars and planets? In The Fermi Paradox, a comprehensive and thought-provoking exploration, readers journey from the paradox’s humble beginnings—when Enrico Fermi posed his famous question “Where is everybody?”—to the cutting-edge technologies and theories that might finally yield answers. Through ten meticulously structured chapters, this volume unfolds the paradox from every angle. It begins with the historical and scientific foundations that shaped the early debate, then delves into the staggering scale and probability calculations suggesting we should be surrounded by extraterrestrial civilizations. Readers are guided through the latest astronomical observations—why we see only “great silence” where we once expected cosmic chatter—and introduced to pivotal theories like the Great Filter, the Rare Earth hypothesis, and the darker side of technological evolution. Sociological and economic analyses add human context, revealing how cultural forces might shape our cosmic destiny. Finally, The Fermi Paradox tackles alternative conjectures, from simulated realities to hidden alien probes, before mapping out future directions that blend ethical questions, advanced detection projects, and a synthesis of the most credible scholarly references. For anyone seeking a deep, multifaceted understanding of why our universe appears so quiet, this book offers both clarity and wonder.

In the vast world of Qiankun, where mortals strive to ascend to godhood through cultivation, every individual is bound by the Great Dao System. This omnipresent force governs all aspects of life, assigning roles, destinies, and even limits on one's potential. For those deemed "villains," the system ensures their downfall at the hands of the chosen protagonists. But what happens when a villain refuses to accept his fate? Xiao Ning, once the ruthless antagonist in the epic saga of the golden hero Meng Qingxuan, awakens after his death—this time with full memories of his past life and access to the mysterious Eternal Paradox Codex. This ancient artifact grants him insight into the workings of the Great Dao System, revealing its hidden rules, loopholes, and vulnerabilities. In a world where everyone plays their part, can he truly become the master of his own destiny—or will the system consume him entirely?

Three times the universe has begun with a bang, and twice it ended with the stars being devoured by something that does not exist. The third time, however, something that *should not have existed* hijacked the process. 729 eternal proto-stars now orbit the Cornerstone of all Creation, in which sleeps Arius, the Arbiter of the fifteen dimensions Creation exists in, and Nobody; as Guardian of the Non-Euclidean Infinite Archive, existing outside of reality... isolated . Across those fifteen dimensions which the two watch over; preside "Bearers of Sparks," or "Exceptions," empowered by the myriad stars, and metaphysical influence, spread across the multiverse. Beings across all fifteen dimensions are bound by a plethora of things, but first and foremost aside from causality is something called "The First Anomaly," which exists in all dimensions simultaneously. The dimension it is observed in will shift reality in accordance with a number of precepts, which are determined by the second most prominent binding aspect of the Third Cycle: "The Rule of Three." The Rule of Three is the physical formation of a paranormal law of nature, which acts as a causal filtration device. It also has a secondary function, which allows for Exceptions to offset and utilize any amount of energy in flux by bypassing the typical side-effects of thermodynamic energy transfer as we understand it. This is not to be confused for magic, because magic has a cost. This isn't reality bending/warping in the conventional sense either, as it's not bending the whole of reality but a singular aspect in a nigh-infinite multitude of potential ways, with 100% energy efficiency in cost/effectiveness/application which those who are not Exceptions cannot replicate without multiple sponsorships. This story follows an abnormality above anomalies; an Exception among Exceptions, a Transmigrator from the other side of an otherwise impassable wall, by the name of Lee Kühren.

Synopsis: Ethan Cross never believed in fate—until the moment time stopped. One second he was chasing an informant through the neon-drenched streets of New Avalon; the next, the entire world froze mid-motion. The rain hung suspended in the air, the pulse of the city silenced, and then it spoke— [The Paradox System has been initialized.] Now, Ethan is trapped in a world where the past, present, and future collide. The Paradox System grants him the power to rewind, accelerate, and manipulate time itself—but every choice has a cost. As reality fractures around him, Ethan must navigate a dangerous game where one wrong move could erase him from existence. But he's not the only one playing. Shadowy organizations with their own agendas seek to control time’s secrets, while anomalies—beings that shouldn't exist—lurk in the cracks of reality. The deeper Ethan digs, the more he realizes that time isn't broken by accident... and someone, or something, is pulling the strings. With the fabric of existence unraveling and forces beyond his understanding closing in, Ethan must master the Paradox System before it consumes him entirely. Because in a world where time is no longer linear, the greatest enemy might just be his own past. Chronoshift: The Paradox System—Rewrite your destiny, or be erased by it.

This is the tale of June Marson, a young man in his early twenties torn between his fractured past and his smothering present, within a decaying city caked in grime . June is haunted by a lack of self-worth, deep-seated guilt, and the pressure of expectations from his family. Outside his window, the city throbs alive as he wrestles with his demons, trying to change slowly: loud, chaotic, indifferent-a reminder of another set of dreams he once had but which he can no longer touch. Haunted by his own mistakes and the weight of past decisions, Juno attempts to make amends with his estranged mother and work through his complex relationship with Heather-a mysterious woman who seems to have secrets of her own-but he finds his isolation and paranoia worsening. Confronted by his own demons, reality and delusion begin to blur in a spiral of crime and self-doubt. Juno's is a story of redemption, defeat, and the quest for meaning in a world seemingly out to consume him. As Juno stands before the city-so full of paradoxes and lies-he knows his next step will be a choice between continuing the role of "dark horse" or breaking the vicious circle and becoming the person he has wanted to be all this time. At what cost? My Vision Themes i want explore if i write alot Genres suspense , drama , Central theme:humanity, ambiguity , tragedy theme : self worth , redemption , failure , truth , death , change of self , deception , insanity , ethics , morality , justice , crime , blind eye , hope , inner conflict , worth , legacy , family , reputation , betrayal , mental illness , ambition , pariona , false hope , change I want the main plot to be centred around Juno(June) to be feel like he needs to do crime and thats hes only option , it will tear apart everything , making him releasing the truth but also making him drift more from reality as he transformers and making people unable to reconcile with him as the years go on the external pressure to be explored at the start but as he gets used to it his crime become reflection of his inner turmoil Why:; I want to improve my writing skills by revising on this and let my vision become fulfilled as I understand writing better. Chapters may take a while due to school

Reborn into something new and in a new world, Morgana found herself with no memories about her past. She lost them when a powerful entity took pity on her and offered her the chance to be reborn in her own primitive world. A letter left by her past self told her about... well, nothing really. The old Morgana was glad when she learned that she would lose her memory due to being reborn as part of this deal. She accepted without hesitation, especially after the powerful entity explained everything in detail. “WHAT!” Morgana exclaimed, reading the letter. “We’re both BIG perverts! And what do you mean by spreading my legs and pushing out many babies?” “EXPLAIN!” Reborn with stunning silver hair, crimson eyes, and a Futa, Morgana now belonged to a new race called Breeder. Follow the journey of Morgana as she tries to survive in this primitive world, with a LOT of Breeding. … [Warning: This story contains heavy R-18 sexual content, including pregnancy, futanari, Incest, breeding, and more. Read at your own risk.] Support: patreon.com/Midnight_Paradox Discord: https://discord.gg/NBqGDtmxnp

In a world where individuals harness the power of "Standz" – a unique energy that grants them extraordinary abilities – Mark Carter stands out. He's a paradox: a young man with no Standz whatsoever, yet possessing superhuman strength and agility. Recruited by the enigmatic Seirei Exorcist Group, Mark is thrown into a world of supernatural entities, hidden agendas, and a perilous past he never knew existed. Forced to train alongside other exorcists, each with their own unique Standz abilities, Mark grapples with his own mysterious origins. He discovers a connection to Kyoka Carter, a legendary exorcist known for his unparalleled strength and selfless sacrifice. But Kyoka's legacy is intertwined with a dangerous secret: the imprisonment of a rogue exorcist, Damein, whose power threatens to shatter the fragile balance of the world. As Mark confronts his past, uncovers hidden truths about his family, and learns to navigate the treacherous world of exorcism, he must decide whether to embrace his unique abilities and fulfill a destiny he never sought, or fight to protect those he cares about from the forces that seek to unravel the very fabric of reality.

Someone has been giving anonymous letters to Kifayat Anjum since her school days. It's not going on for one or two days but for years. No matter how she tried she couldn't find the writer of those letters. At first Anjum thought it should be a someone teasing her but day by day she realizes it's not just teasing her but also making her fall. She is really curious who is this pen pal?

What happens after death? It's a mystery no one can say. Before being betrayed, he had always held on to the belief that there are two realms to go to after death: Heaven and Hell. However, after being betrayed, he found out that it's not like that. Almost everything he learned about was a fallacy. The universe was not created but naturally formed. Arishem, the ultimate ruler of Heaven, was once a human who found the Celestial Ruler and created Heaven. Lucifer was under him, using the Karot to direct souls from the universe to empower Lucifer by turning them into soul drops. Lucifer betrayed Arishem and ran away with the Karot. He created Hell using the treasure and started monopolizing all the souls from Earth. Souls had no way to enter Heaven again, thereby preventing Arishem from getting stronger through absorbing souls, so he had to use another way detrimental to the universe. Which way is it? Wallace was betrayed by his family and died; his soul went to Hell, where he learned that he would have to undergo extermination and become nourishment for Lucifer. He learned that stories about benevolent Heaven were not real, as they wanted; they were all looking for ways to monopolize souls and exterminate them to make themselves stronger. He did not accept his fate; he had to go through three different trials so that his will could be erased, and he would surrender. Nine deaths, Cerberus' wrath, and the Soul Rending Whip were enough to break the will of any soul and damage them. Not willing to surrender, he had to go through the three trials, going through unimaginable torture and pain. In the third trial, there was the emergence of another treasure, the Karum, on his dead body. With the help of Karum, his soul was called back from Hell and melded into his body, turning him into a half-human, half-spiritual being, while also nurturing something of unimaginable precedence in his body. The Celestial Ruler created Heaven; the Karot created Hell. What can the Karum, the last creation treasure the universe can nurture, and one that's far stronger than the two former treasures, do? Can he fulfill what it can do? Can he survive under the pursuit of Heaven and Hell? What secret does the universe hold? How was the universe created? Is it from the emergence of a treasure? What’s the secret behind everything?

Hazel, trapped in a cycle of abuse, finds herself on the brink of despair. Then, Wren, a charismatic billionaire preacher with a devoted following, offers her salvation. However...as Hazel's life begins to transform, she uncovers a hidden darkness beneath Wren's saintly facade, revealing a truth far more sinister than her abusive past.

In Neo-Pandora, 2247 time is a fragile commodity. The invention of the Temporal Engine granted humanity glimpses into the past and future—but at a catastrophic cost. Reality itself has begun to unravel, splintering into fractured timelines that bleed into the present. Amidst the neon-lit chaos of this dystopian metropolis, Detective Elias Voss, a disgraced chrono-physicist turned private investigator, survives by solving cases tied to temporal anomalies. Haunted by a failed experiment that scarred him with the ability to see time’s fractures, Elias walks the razor’s edge between the past’s ghosts and the future’s shadows.  When Dr. Lila Kane, a desperate Temporal Institute scientist, begs for his help, Elias is thrust into a conspiracy that threatens to erase Neo-Pandora from existence. A rogue experiment has unleashed a time rift fueled by the Fractured Hourglass, a mythical artifact rumored to hold dominion over time itself. As Elias and Lila race to stop the rift, they uncover a chilling truth: the Hourglass is merely a fragment of the Chrono Core, an ancient power capable of rewriting history—or erasing it entirely.  But the Core’s secrets are guarded by shadowy forces. From the neon-drenched underworld to the Institute’s ivory towers, Elias confronts rogue time travelers, paradox-born monsters, and his own fractured memories. Every step closer to the Chrono Core warps reality further, forcing Elias to question what—or who—is truly real. As the rift consumes the city, he must decide whether to repair time… or shatter it to save humanity Will Elias Voss outrun the ghosts of his past, or will time itself become his greatest enemy?  The Chrono Detective is a high-stakes journey through a collapsing world where every second counts—and every choice could doom reality itself. 

"In the nothingness, a place that both exists and does not exist, a being sits." This void, this paradoxical space, appears to be both real and unreal, a realm where existence and non-existence intertwine, blurring the line between what is and what isn't.

The Black Hole of Eternity explores themes of identity, fate, and the unpredictability of time in a compelling combination of action, philosophy, and cosmic terror. In the first novel of the Paradox Infusion series, the lines separating time, fate, and gods are blurred in a struggle for dominance over existence itself.

Simon was an ordinary man leading a simple life. He was consumed by despair when his closest friend, Touru, vanished without a trace three days ago. Just like the previous two days, Simon searched desperately for any sign of Touru, unaware that this search would lead him to the most mysterious depths of the Underground and into the heart of an endless paradox... Warning: There may be scenes containing blood and violence. While blood and violence will not be portrayed excessively, their presence is unavoidable. Readers who are sensitive to such content should proceed with caution.

After their friend, Elle, dies in a mysterious way, seven friends end up reincarnating together into a cultivation world where they must find a way to survive in their new lives, defeat looming evil, unravel the mystery behind Elle's tragic death, and find a way to move onward in their new lives. What? Reincarnation novels are never easy! Warning: This is BL. Don't let the beginning fool you!

"If a man is never born, is he dead? If a thing is never seen, does it exist? If a name is never spoken, does it carry meaning?" I do not ask these questions to be answered. I ask them because no one dares to. The universe is built on the arrogance of definition. Numbers, laws, identities—shackles that are forged in language, in memory, in time, or this theory that lingers in our brains called collective consciousness. But what of the spaces between? The void? Reality? The things that exist outside knowing, outside the gaze of men and gods? Or does it not exist at all? If so, how are we speaking about it? Paradoxical isn’t it? He was such a thing. A presence without a name. A shadow cast by nothing. Or nothing cast by a shadow? If history is a river, he was the drought. If men are measured by the weight of their deeds, he was the absence of gravity itself. He did not belong, not in this world, not in any world, because he was not of the world. Not forgotten. Not ignored. Not erased. Simply… he never counted. And yet, in the nothing, he saw everything. The weight of unspoken thoughts. The blood behind unshed tears. The truth in silence. The universe was full of things unseen, of wounds never given words, of horrors never given shape. And he understood. He understood that nothingness was not the absence of being, but the absence of limitation. He understood that a thing untethered by perception is a thing without chains. He understood that the moment a man asks, "What is the shape of nothing?"— —he has already begun to see it. The idea of liminalism or being liminal. He experienced it and it drove him not to insanity, but sent him spiraling into the depth of the abyssal word of all what it carried of meaning, something much much beyond than mere insanity, something that can not described with words, because it is not a reality, it is something simply…...beyond. Saying he was insane would be an understatement, mind you. And once seen, it can never be unseen. The world had built itself on the assumption that zero was empty. That nothing had no weight. That absence held no consequence. But they were wrong. Zero was the abyss between all things. The wound that preceded creation. The foundation of every lie called "truth." And the price of zero… was everything. As such, because he lost everything, He gained everything. 1 extra chapter = 2 powerstones

The chosen one is appointed as God's apostle. Upon becoming an apostle, he must follow the truth, even if the goodness perceived by society seems right, but when revelation says otherwise, the morality of that society becomes flawed. "To settle" the heretic before his sword beheads the devil. "Allthim has chosen me, for my father has fallen, my mother withered and my brother betrayed.This path of mine truly is lonely." The world approaches the apocalypse. Truth and falsehood are intertwined. ******* I used AI for the translation. ******** Warning: Pseudo-incest x Incest = ? God-complex.

"We Arrived Too Soon" explores the intriguing Fermi Paradox: humanity is alone in the universe because it emerged too early on the cosmic scene. It is this belief that prevails in year 196 of the Space Calendar, when human colonization on Mars is already a reality. In this futuristic world, where technological progress coexists with social challenges, science fiction and personal dramas intertwine. The story follows Mars-1549, a young Martian orphan who, upon reaching adulthood, leaves the orphanage and begins to discover the world beyond his dome. Accompanied by Moisés, a friend and former orphan, he discovers a planet full of contrasts, from the precariousness of some colonies to the peculiarity of bars that offer exotic and artificial drinks. During a visit to one of these places, the two receive news that shakes all certainties: X Company announces the discovery of an infrared radiation source that could be from a Dyson Sphere, signaling the possible existence of an advanced civilization, from type II on the Kardashev scale. With a universe rich in detail and a fascinating backdrop, "We Arrived Too Soon" mixes space exploration, social inequalities and the impact of revolutionary discoveries that could forever change humanity's place in the cosmos

How does one defy FATE? Do they fight against the threads spun at their birth, or linger in the shadows, awaiting another to shatter their destiny? Perhaps FATE is but an illusion, a cruel paradox where the act of defiance is merely its design. Perhaps we are all bound—gods and mortals alike— to a web, we cannot unweave. In a world where chaos reigns supreme, even the heavens tremble, and the infernal depths shudder. For in this realm, where gods fall and devils rise, FATE is not merely sought—it is hunted. [Warning: The protagonist of this novel will do a lot of things in order to get his way, from manipulation, to burning down cities for just a bit of gain so long as he sees it as worth it.] [Additional Tags: Bisexual Protagonist, Manipulative Protagonist, Cruel Protagonist, Evil Protagonist, Dungeon Creation, Kingdom Building, Multiple Worlds, Rank System, Somewhat Slow Burn, Gradual Progression, Smut, Magic, Urban, Gore, Extreme Violence, Dark Fantasy, and More]

The world shattered the day fiction bled into reality. Jin Ha-rin, an unassuming college student, finds himself trapped in Survival 101, the webnovel he devoured obsessively. Death games ravage a broken world, overseen by unseen forces and cryptic rules, with survival demanding wit, strength, and sacrifice. Armed with knowledge of the story, Ha-rin believes he holds an advantage—until his first death changes everything. Each trial reveals cracks in the story’s fabric, a haunting loop of betrayal, erasure, and suffering. As whispers of narrators and lost worlds echo through forgotten trials, Ha-rin must question his role in the tale. Is he a player, a pawn, or something far worse? The end approaches, but the ink never dries—only the screams remain. This is the fable of The Lone King Who Remembers.

SABER-1 is more than a soldier— he is a reflection of the choices made in the face of annihilation and the sacrifices required to carry the weight of hope. A lone figure forged in the crucible of relentless warfare, his existence straddles the line between man and machine, embodying both the potential and the peril of humanity's technological evolution. His hulking frame, adorned armor marred by countless battles, evokes awe and fear in equal measure. Yet, beneath the reinforced plating and glowing visor lies the ghost of a man, burdened by the weight of his mission and the impossible expectations placed upon him. SABER-1’s story is one of paradox. He is humanity’s greatest savior and its most chilling reminder of what desperation can create. But with each victory, a haunting question lingers: where does the man end, and the machine begin? As the lines blur, SABER-1 becomes an enigma—a figure of unparalleled strength and relentless determination, whose actions echo far beyond the battlefield, forcing humanity to reckon with what it means to survive and what it means to be human.

'ZUN-BAE' the dimension that is only filled with wars, survival, starvation and blood rivers flowing finally finds some peace bcz of the new captain 'Shin Quin-Ben' after he settles all the matters of conflict that caused wars between Elemental spiritual rubies and human. Just like this years passed but suddenly the rumors of a new Guide forming spread like fire all across the content, all the Guides didn't liked the idea at all as they would have to go through the war and stuff again. . . . . .