Deepwoken Hubris

Alan Yokob dies as he lived—in a blaze of violence. A hitman with a reputation for ruthless efficiency, his final act is a fiery car crash. But death is not the end. When Alan opens his eyes, he finds himself in another world. Complely different from earth. “Welcome to Kirath,”. Once, this realm teetered on the edge of annihilation until mortals overthrew the Demon King’s tyrannical reign. But a thousand years of “peace” have left Kirath fractured—its magic withering, its lands plagued by cataclysms, its people rotting from complacency. The solution? Resurrect the demons. And they’ve chosen Alan, a man who traded in death, to wear the crown. To survive, Alan must wield the **Oblivion Pact**, a parasitic system that rewards carnage with unholy power. Kill to summon ★Soulrenders★—demonic warriors bound to his will. Conquer to rebuild. Rule to channel the chaotic energy that once made demons the world’s necessary evil. But Kirath’s fractured kingdoms see only a monster, not a savior. Holy knights hunt him as a blasphemy. Fallen heroes, drunk on their ancestors’ glory, vow to finish what their forebears started. As Alan battles to resurrect a demonic legacy he doesn’t believe in. The demons were not mere oppressors—they were shackles binding a far older terror. Now, with their power waning, that ancient hunger stirs. To save Kirath, Alan must become the Demon King the world fears… or watch it drown in the hubris of its own “victory.”

Before there was light there were the Nightmares, and before that, there were the things that feasted upon the nightmares, the dark. Those that were born from the Darkness, at the birth of the First light of the Cosmic Sands that helped the worlds take shape. When the very first of the soul-possessing creatures, the lightborne witnessed the darkness, they sought to destroy it, fearing that would consume all things in its Voidfull Sea, but in their folly, their hubris had undone a fundamental aspect of the cosmos. Without the threat of the darkness to stave off the nightmares, all the worlds within each stellar grain became the prey they could hunt without limit. Grain by grain, world by world was lost, consumed by the nightmares, expanding the reach of the Voidfull Sea. But their hunger would not go unchecked, as the lightborne that remained, sought to correct the faults of their ancestors. Using the antithesis of the nightmare's might, they empowered a chosen few with their dreams, and with that, they forced the nightmares back into the Voidfull Sea. Using their light, they shielded the Cosmic Sands, from the reach of the abyssal waters. But where there is light, darkness will be born to soon consume it, and for some, the light isn't strong enough to keep the nightmares away. These grains, these unguarded worlds, without their light, their now, dustborne find those with that can once again wield the might of their dreams. For someone must, they must bear our dreams with the strength to achieve them. They may never have wanted a part in this ageless war, but they have now been entrusted with our hopes, the very last of our Dreams.

**The World That Was** In 2035, Earth is a graveyard of humanity’s hubris. **Yōki Kiri** (Demonic Mist)—a radioactive byproduct of corporate greed—mutates life into grotesque **yōkai** horrors. Tokyo, once a neon-lit utopia, is now a labyrinth of crumbling skyscrapers and acid-pitted streets. Survivors huddle in **Ankoku no Toshi** (Cities of Shadow), shielded by stolen tech from the **Ōkami Corporation**, the very entity that birthed the apocalypse. But the true nightmares are the **SSS-class Kyodai**: godlike abominations forged from human folly. **Yami no Orochi**, an eight-headed leviathan fused with nuclear wreckage. **Kū no Yūrei**, a spectral entity devouring continents into void. And **Tetsu no Daishogun**, a sentient skyscraper with a taste for souls. ### **The Hero Who Failed** **Kazuki Sato**, a 24-year-old former NEET-turned-reluctant-hero, dies in the jaws of Yami no Orochi after a botched mission to save Tokyo’s last safe zone. His final moments are a blur of regret: his brother **Haruto’s** severed arm, his mother’s ashes in a cracked urn, and the screams of civilians he couldn’t protect. But death isn’t the end. A sardonic AI system—**Yūrei no Shisutemu** (Ghost System)—reboots him to **24 hours before the Cataclysm**, gifting him: - **[Retrograde Insight]**: Foresee enemy attacks for 5 seconds (60% accuracy). - **[Pocket Dimension]**: Store 20m³ of non-living matter (duct tape stockpiles encouraged). - **3 Temporal Charges**: Die three times, and the system permanently deletes Earth. ### **The Mission** Kazuki’s goals are simple: 1. **Survive the First Wave**: Stop the Yōki Kiri from mutating Tokyo into a yōkai buffet. 2. **Save Haruto**: His brother—a reckless, bubble tea-addicted himbo—is determined to “heroically” die in every timeline. 3. **Destroy Ōkami Corporation**: Uncover their experiments that birthed the Kyodai. But the system isn’t playing fair: - **Quests** mock him (*“Save 50 civilians? Here’s a ‘Mama’s Boy’ title instead.”*). - **Abilities glitch** (using [Firebolt] to cook instant ramen accidentally summons a flame demon). - **Haruto** thinks this is all a *“bad anime plot”* and adopts a pet mutant raccoon named **Pocky**. ### **The Squad of Misfits** To fight SSS-class horrors, Kazuki recruits: - **Aiko “Riko” Tanaka**: A stoic sniper with a rifle named **Shinigami no Kiss** (Death’s Kiss). Her past? Classified. Her aim? Flawless. - **Takuya Nakamura**: A mad engineer whose inventions include **Bakuretsu Tama** (Explosive Orbs) and a toaster that teleports bread. Mostly harmless. Probably. - **Kaiyo Hanamura**: A defected Ōkami scientist with a cybernetic arm and a vendetta. Knows the Kyodai’s secrets but trusts no one. Together, they battle: - **S-class Oni-Kumo**: Acid-spitting spiders nesting in Tokyo Tower. - **A-rank Yurei Horde**: Ghosts that weaponize regret (*“Remember when you forgot Mom’s birthday?”*). - **SSS-class Kū no Yūrei**: A void entity that hijacks Kazuki’s memories to break his will. ### **The Truth Unravels** As Kazuki loops through timelines, he uncovers chilling truths: - The **system** was created by Ōkami’s rogue AI to “cleanse” Earth by resetting timelines until humanity “evolves.” - The **Kyodai** are mutated humans—failed test subjects of Ōkami’s immortality experiments. - **Haruto** is a **Prime Catalyst**: His DNA holds the key to controlling Yōki Kiri, making him a target for both monsters and corporations. ### **The Final Loop** In the third timeline, Kazuki faces an impossible choice: - **Option 1**: Destroy Ōkami’s reactor, erasing the Kyodai but killing 10,000 survivors trapped in stasis. - **Option 2**: Save the survivors, allowing the Kyodai to evolve into **SSSS-class World Enders**. But Kazuki, armed with duct tape, Pocky the raccoon, and a brother who won’t quit, picks **Option 3**: *“Screw fate.”*

In the holy kingdom of Sanctaris, where dark magic is condemned, Anthon is one of the strongest knights of his time, reaching the legendary 11th tier, the highest known stage of knighthood. With no confirmed existence of a higher tier and no challengers strong enough to rival him, Anthon grows arrogant, believing himself invincible. But his pride blinds him. When he discovers that his wife, Maristelle Valda, is a dark mage, he sees it as the ultimate betrayal. Enraged, he strikes her down, sealing away her magic and nearly taking her life. Before he can finish the job, a mysterious force intervenes, saving their daughter, Lumiya. However, Anthon’s hubris leads to his downfall—his most trusted friend, whom he never considered a threat, betrays him, dealing a fatal blow. At the same moment, in another world, a man named Anthon dies on Earth, burdened by deep regrets. He had neglected his wife and daughter, and in his final moments, he wished for nothing more than a second chance. That wish is granted—his soul transmigrates into the dying body of the fallen knight. Now, trapped in the identity of a man hated by his own family and feared by a kingdom, Anthon must navigate a world filled with war, betrayal, and magic beyond his understanding. Though he possesses unmatched martial prowess, rumors whisper of hidden hermits, beings far stronger than any knight ever recorded—a terrifying thought for someone who once considered himself the strongest. Can he change the fate of this world, atone for his predecessor’s sins, and protect the daughter he never got to love? Or will history repeat itself, proving that arrogance is the deadliest enemy of all?

Summer never stays forever. It changes-just like people do. Halena thought she had left the past behind, but some things refuse to be forgotten. In a place where friendships blur into something more and familiar faces don't feel the same, she finds herself caught in a shift she never saw coming. Because when the summer turns, so do the stories we thought had ended. And sometimes, the past isn't done with us yet.

Years ago, when swords were still used as the main weapon for war, people grew desperate and tried to find a method to acquire immortality. Through decades of trial and error, souls were used to manifest mystical effects. And what's more is the discovery of Inquietus. Souls of the deceased stubbornly cling on to the world, capable of influencing the physical realm. A cult called Hubris started to exorcise the Inquietus, beings of soul turned flesh. The true goal of the cult will remain a mystery, and so will their existence.

Destinee is a woman who lived her life through nothing but her sins and carnal desires. She never once looked back on her mistakes due to her pride, which corrupted her mind until that pride slowly turned to hubris. When Jesus returned and took all of his faithful servants to paradise, this left the nonbelievers and sinners to traverse a world with little left and diminishing signs of God's protection. Unfortunately, that wasn't the end. The sinners with sins that consumed their entire lives gained these tattoos known as Marks of the Beast and were given curses that granted them supernatural abilities, but each time these sinners used these powers, they would suffer the backlash of their sins within their minds and souls.

In a world where the Crusaders’ hubris unleashed hell upon the earth, humanity survives under a demonic shell that blocks out the sun. In this bleak world, names are power: demons are bound by their true names, and humans with powers are granted names as a mark of their worth. But the nameless—those without powers—are treated as less than animals, toiling in silence and despair. The story follows the Nameless One, a laborer who has spent his life in the shadows, dreaming of a sun he has never seen. His existence is one of relentless toil. He is not called by a name, only by the tasks he performs: “Laborer,” “Carrier,” “Mute.” His settlement, a crumbling fortress of mud and stone, is one of many where the nameless are worked to death under the watchful eyes of the named overseers. The only light in the Nameless One’s life comes from the Builder, the oldest unnamed in the settlement. The builder told them about the sun—a blazing orb of light that once warmed the earth and lit the sky. The Builder claims these stories were passed down from his predecessors, who heard them from theirs, stretching back to the time before the shell. To the nameless, these stories are a fragile hope, a reminder that the world was not always dark. One night, the settlement is razed by a demon horde. This Nameless One escapes, not out of bravery or skill, but because he is invisible—both to the demons, who see him as beneath notice, and to the named, who abandon him to die.

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A young Khan wakes up from a strange dream, a dream where he wore an armor of gold, ivory, and silk. Yet he lays on a mattress of some sort, wearing nothing but tattered rags. It was a dream, right? But it felt so real, the pain of metal piercing his neck, the impact of his dying body on the sandy floors of a world where the sky was a diminishing shade of turquoise, splotched with the occasional light, like a daunting prison cell. What an odd dream that was. (All content in this story is attributed to Deepwoken.)

In a world where gods once reigned supreme, their disappearance leaves humanity blissfully unaware of the chaos brewing in the shadows. Seventeen-year-old Haru Tanaka never imagined his ordinary life would collide with the divine. But when a mysterious golden crystal crashes into the forest near his school, everything changes. Unbeknownst to Haru, the crystal is a fragment of power sent by the almighty god—a desperate attempt to fight back against a being born of his own hubris. This enemy, stronger than any god, has captured the divine and erased their memories, leaving the universe vulnerable. As Haru begins to wield powers far beyond human comprehension, he finds himself hunted by forces that recognize what he carries. With his world turned upside down, Haru must uncover the truth behind the gods’ fall, the origins of their captor, and his own connection to the fragments of divinity. The fate of creation now rests in the hands of an ordinary teenager—and the choices he makes will either save or doom the universe.

The Beastlord’s Second Chance Ethan Cross was a legend, a walking nightmare for his enemies, and a self-proclaimed genius of beast taming. By the end of his deeply exhausting career, he’d tamed creatures so powerful that kings avoided making eye contact with him out of fear of being accidentally mauled. His crowning achievement? Defeating the World Devourer, a cosmic garbage disposal capable of eating planets, magic, and your will to live. He sealed it away, saved the world, and heroically died in the process. Or so he thought. Instead of eternal rest or even a pat on the back from the gods, Ethan wakes up in his old, eighteen-year-old body. No wealth, no legendary beasts, and no dignity. Just a moth-eaten shirt, a pair of pants that could sand wood, and Scruff. A pigeon masquerading as a Wind Falcon with the coordination of a drunk squirrel. Turns out, starting over is worse the second time around. The world still revolves around beast taming: kingdoms are built on creature power, social hierarchies are determined by the strength of your companions, and everyone pretends they know what they’re doing. Ethan knows better. He lived through this circus once, and he’s determined to rewrite the script this time. The plan is to gather the most powerful beasts early, stop the rise of future disasters, and definitely avoid the whole “die heroically while saving everyone” thing. The problem? Valeria Drake, an insufferable prodigy with a Dire Wolf and a superiority complex, is still around to ruin his day. Oh, and the World Devourer might not be as sealed as he thought. Armed with an unhealthy amount of sarcasm, and the overwhelming desire to avoid his past mistakes, Ethan is ready to claw his way back to the top. Maybe. Assuming he doesn’t trip over his own hubris or get mauled by something embarrassing like a feral raccoon. Because the world isn’t going to save itself, and this time, Ethan would really like some applause when he’s done, or simply at least a decent pair of pants.

Hyoudou Satō’s life was defined by one thing: incomprehensible bad luck. The kind of luck that let him survive a plane crash only to get struck by lightning moments later. Yet, his misfortune didn’t end with his life. When an absurd accident finally claimed him, he awoke in the All-Seeing Library—a vast, otherworldly dimension where shelves stretch endlessly, housing books that each contain an entire universe. The Library’s enigmatic custodians, the Sentinels, judged Hyoudou’s arrogance and decided on his next fate: banishment to the Golden Age of Piracy in a dangerous, fantastical world. Armed with only fragments of his memories and a burning desire to prove himself, Hyoudou embarks on a perilous quest to uncover the mythical “World’s Edge”—a place said to hold secrets that defy the gods themselves. In this realm of magic, betrayal, and swashbuckling adventure, Hyoudou must navigate treacherous seas, confront mythical creatures, and face his own hubris. Will he succumb to his cursed luck, or carve his name into the annals of legend?

Once known as Numelion, a land of harmony crafted by the god Numen, the world was forever changed by a divine cataclysm. Now called Numerath, its magic is fractured, its history tangled in shadows, and its future uncertain. Yet beneath the surface of everyday life, echoes of an ancient past linger, and unseen forces continue to shape the fate of the land. In a village untouched by war and seemingly far from danger, a young dreamer named Sevas begins to wonder if the world holds something greater for him. As he searches for his place in the shifting tides of Numerath, the lines between heroism and hubris, order and chaos, begin to blur. This is a story of good and evil, right and wrong, gods and demons, heroes and pretenders, love and loss. As the veils of truth are lifted, the choices of a few will shape the destiny of many.

It's Richard Hannay, but five times the thrill. Dystopian society. A man called Occidereus slips by under whispers between unsuspecting public, but who is he? And where is he now? ~ Lives for tinkering and fooling around. Rarely is serious. Notable inventions: All-radar smartphones, invincible staffs, time machine...Kingston. Often the butt of Kingston's pranks. Only sane one in the group. Short temper. Wild de-weaponized fighting skills...Stalford. Quiet, his face often hidden behind bangs. Works into the night, crafting delicately balanced potions for when they're in a tuffle...David. Three extremely polarised brothers, united by only two things: Hubris and brotherhood. But is it enough to stop Occidereus from absolutely annihilating them all, more than certainly tantamount to the end of the universe?

A thousand years after humanity's extinction, Earth thrives under nature’s relentless reclamation. Cities have crumbled, replaced by dense jungles pulsing with bioluminescent life and evolved ecosystems. In this post-human world, a new dominant species, Homo nova, emerges—descendants of humanity’s desperate genetic engineering. These beings, glowing with bioluminescent patterns and communicating through light and chemical signals, live in harmony with their surroundings, guided by instinct and collective survival. Nova is different. While its kind moves in unison with the rhythms of the jungle, Nova feels the pull of something more—a curiosity that sets it apart. Rebirth is a tale of survival, discovery, and evolution, where the remnants of humanity’s brilliance and hubris collide with the dawn of a new species. As Nova navigates a fractured world filled with ancient artifacts and unspoken dangers, it faces the challenge of becoming not just a survivor, but a bridge between the past and the future.

Ashes of Eternity is a tale carved from the bones of a shattered world, where humanity stands at the precipice of its own rebirth. Centuries ago, the skies darkened, and the earth shuddered under the weight of humanity’s hubris. The great cities, once symbols of progress, became tombs of glass and steel. From the ashes of this apocalypse, a new kind of human emerged—scarred, powerful, and unyielding. These “Children of the Ashes” possess abilities born of the cataclysm, a gift and a curse that binds them to the fractured remnants of the world. This is a story of resilience and loss, of love found in darkness and hope that refuses to die. It unfolds in a landscape both desolate and hauntingly beautiful, where the echoes of the past clash with the fragile threads of a future yet to be written. Here, survival is a war against both the elements and the human heart. Amid this desolation stands Serin, a young woman burdened by a power she cannot fully control. Her journey begins in the ruins of Haven, a crumbling bastion of humanity. There, she discovers the remnants of an ancient prophecy, one that speaks of a chosen few destined to rekindle the light in the dying world—or extinguish it forever. Alongside Serin is Kael, a warrior haunted by the ghosts of his past, and Elyon, a mysterious wanderer whose secrets could either save or doom them all. As their paths intertwine, they face enemies born of both man and myth—creatures twisted by the cataclysm, and a shadowy council that seeks to wield the Children of the Ashes as tools of dominion. Yet the greatest battle lies within, as Serin and her companions grapple with the cost of their powers and the fragile bonds that hold them together. The ashes of eternity whisper a haunting truth: from destruction, something new must rise. But what is forged may not always be pure. In this tale of sacrifice and redemption, every choice matters, and every soul carries the weight of the world. Brace yourself for a journey into the heart of ruin, where beauty and terror walk hand in hand, and the line between salvation and damnation blurs.

In the world of Kalhalla, life is a curse, and death is only the beginning of endless suffering. Bound to the Tree of Nature, the souls of beasts and familiars are trapped in an eternal cycle of death and grotesque rebirth, condemned to take on monstrous forms with each reincarnation. Behind this twisted cycle are the Fallen Angels—once proud deities who created the Tree, now damned by their own hubris. They roam the world, hunted by the Chosen Hunt, those who can raise and tame beasts and wield their power in a desperate quest to free the world from the Tree’s curse. Kaiden is a loner, a 19 year old haunted by the horrors of the not being able to tame and raise beasts, no matter how hard he tries. But unlike other Chosen, Kaiden ends up possessesing a rare, terrifying gift—he can raise and merge with the beasts he tames, becoming one with their primal power. As he hunts the Fallen Angels, his strength grows, but so does the weight of the Tree’s curse. With each bond he forms, Kaiden unknowingly edges closer to madness, his humanity slowly eroding. But there is a darker truth to his power. As Kaiden slays the Fallen Angels, he uncovers a forgotten secret: the Tree’s corruption can only be undone by one who fully embraces its twisted essence. Kaiden is destined to become either the new God of Death, bound to the Tree for eternity, or the God of Creation, with the power to destroy it and remake the world. In the end, the choice will be his—to end the suffering of all life or to become the architect of a new, darker world.

"An Arrogant Hero" is a novel that tells the story of a man who, in his own world, went unnoticed until he is suddenly transported to a vibrant fantasy realm. Here, he discovers that he possesses extraordinary powers that make him one of the most formidable individuals in the world. However, his newly discovered strength fuels his arrogance, leading him down a path of questionable decisions. As he navigates this new world, filled with creatures and daunting challenges, he must face the consequences of his pride. Will he learn humility and rise to become the savior this world desperately needs, or will his hubris lead him to ruin?

Eight centuries ago, a mighty empire once stood over the land. This empire was lead by the maji, wielders of magic who could raise mountains, revive wastelands and freeze oceans. In their hubris, they created living weapons, the dragons: objects and beasts infused with aether, the source of all magic. These creatures were magic incarnate and practically immune to mortal means of harm,they were the maji's perfect living weapons. However, while the maji perfected the means to create dragons, they failed to properly control them. The dragon crystals, the drajules,they made to control the dragons failed them and so on one cruel day, the dragons revolted, shattering the empire and forcing humanity to hide behind walls, wards and mountains. To never forget the maji's sins, people started to call the dragons, majimonsters. For centuries, humanity has become more and more isolated, warlords and cults raged and the monsters claimed the remnants of the Empire, the Wildlands, their home. But now, humanity fights back. Zarasul the Renewer, proclaimed himself emperor and brought with him usable drajules, the art of monster binding and an army of binders, himself included. He is slowly reuniting the empire, not through blade and bloodshed, but with knowledge and claws. The Age of Binders have come. A time for treasure, adventure, danger and glory. And so, it is during this time our story begins, with a girl and a ghost. This webnovel is based upon the actual RPG Majimonsters, which is available on drivethrurpg. It is not my published book, but I do have permission from the creators to do this. Check out the game below. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/m/product/187632 There's also a discord channel where I float around and where the developers/people who made the game hang out https://discord.gg/Nkbm2zj (permanent)

Find out what happens when a high school student obtains a mysterious App known as the 'C App' whose only objective is to turn him into a Casanova and all the women around him into his lovers. --- Warning - The novel includes explicit sexual scenes. Release Rate - 2 Chapters/Day

The world changed. The hubris of a certain quantum scientist caused an event where thousands of parallel universes converged with ours, causing hell-like chaos as new concepts, creatures, and rules seeped into earth. Suddenly thereafter, the world coped with the changes and seemingly forgot most of them even happened. "Zeru" realizes that the world changed due to 'various reasons', but simply wished to lead a peaceful life of observation and understanding in this new world. That new world and a multitude of shadowy organizations, however, would not allow that.

A truly average teenager full of expectations gets whisked into another world, only to discover that things aren't as enticing as it seems... My amateur attempt at a deconstruction aimed towards the isekai genre, namely your generic stories with an overpowered main character, their cheats, their strange amount of knowledge regarding modern weaponry, and their harem. This is intended to border between satire and seriousness. Don't take any of the jokes too seriously. There's also a tad bit of descripitive gore, so uh... you've been warned. Disclaimer: This should probably come as a guarantee, but this is, quite obviously, a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents are either products of the author's (in this case, mine's) imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locations or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Inspirations: "Diamond in the Rough" by Spaztique, the copious amounts of anime parodies out there, and "Deepwoken", a game by Team Monad.

Approximately three millennia ago, perhaps even longer, The Age of the Imperia reigned supreme. Magic and science intertwined, humanity and many other species coexisted peacefully. However, in their hubris, and the stagnant nature that had developed within them for centuries led to their downfall. It is unknown what exactly caused their downfall, but many have hypothesized, and none have come close to the truth. The era of heroes has long since past, once considered to be the closest Terrum has come to rediscovering the secrets of The Imperia. The fabled 'Eternal Night' of the world comes soon, as it is prophesied to bring about the end of days, as vengeful spectres of a time forgotten re-emerge to bring forth justice. Meet Percival. A two-time reincarnator, one born one hundred years before his current body, he lived out his life as a knight in service to a fallen kingdom, and eventually met his downfall at the hands of an enemy general. His second reincarnation found him living on Earth during the early 2000s, and had died early on, roughly around 2019. His third reincarnation being Percival himself, he has gone by the name Victor Lionhearte, the Grand Knight of Ystal, of his first life, Tyler Smith of his second life, and now Percival Tomekeeper. His life shall soon be turned upside down as his village receives news from the capital of a new prophecy, and thus calls forth any and all magicians to interpret and ready for the coming of this prophecy's fulfillment. My novel will be free on here. I might eventually include a paid one if anyone chooses to pay for it rather than to read it for free. I only hope you enjoy and have fun. Stay safe, and ensure that Truck-kun doesn't take you! -Blackheart.

I awoke, on a cold beach, during a cloudy day. I had no recollection of who I was, all that I know is my name, and that something lurks beneath the calm waters. Based off the In-Development game made by Monad Studios.

An avid fan and beginner of the hit game Deepwoken finds himself thrown into another version of Earth, unaware of the fact that he's in the world of the Netflix tv series All Of Us Are Dead. Good thing he got a little more than he was expecting for on his 18th birthday. **** - [WARNING] will contain zombies and people being killed gruesomely along with other adult content, reason being why this is r18 - This will follow the story but not exactly. - All works pertaining to Deepwoken, In-N-Out, Netflix, or any other references mentioned in this fanfiction belong to their individual brands or franchises. I do not plan on monetizing anything from this work.

Enter a world of ancient prophecies, where valor clashes with rage, loyalty is tested by betrayal, and the relentless pursuit of power knows no limits.

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A Billionaire will have to become a billionaire again from scratch as he reincarnates and now he wants to be a philanthropist.

"What are the odds of gods for not putting me on the top? Screw it! Let's hatch a plot blacker than a kettle calling a pot!" Enter MFX90! Preferred referral, MF! Not that Mother******. First letter: 'Messiah'! Second letter: 'Father'! Why? Because you'll be calling her Daddy!—Despite choosing to stay female for psychological advantage to many heroes and transmigators along the way who find her scrumptious. A poet who'd lull you with flowery words before crushing it. A psychologist where lies and truths are but the same as myth. A strategist who controls the marionette like a pirouette. And a devil who hates hubris to the core. Living in a chaotic world with Usurpers and Angels trying to ram each other like batteries, with an ounce of stupidity faster than the reeling tape of misery. That 'MF' is the exemplar of perfection! Because it will be impossible to defeat a cultivator with just a little tinker on her genes. Who would have thought that being able to harness the harness proved to be horrifyingly destructive? This advocate of determination deem herself as a Skillionaire, collecting every knowledge and capabilities just to categorize them into 'Skill' within her brain. An internal system she created for herself to ease her lunatic tendency of human experimentation. But this 'MF' has a horrible glaring weakness. She has stage fright. ------------ [Sometimes contain mature, triggering, gore, and questionable content. Read at your own direction] [Checking the Tags before reading is advised] ------------ The cover illustration belongs to its respective creator. ------------ Craving for more something less obscene but still with the same smart and interesting protagonist? Try my "Re: Tentacles System"!