The Manga That Broke Me

In a realm where ancient magic reigns supreme, supernatural creatures roam free, and the forces of darkness hold sway. Amidst this treacherous landscape, Felix, a powerful and feared devil, stalks the shadows, collecting the souls of humans who dare to cross his path. But Felix is not just a monster ,he's a complex and tortured soul, struggling to tame the darkness within him. When a mortal girl, Faith, stumbles into his world, Felix is drawn to her innocence and purity. He responds to her desperate plea for help, but at a steep price: she will belong to him, body and soul, in exchange for his protection. Faith, unaware of Felix's true nature, agrees to his terms, and as they embark on a perilous journey together, Felix finds himself falling for her. But can a devil truly love, or is it just a ruse to claim another soul? As Faith looks beyond Felix's fearsome exterior and sees the lost and unloved person beneath, she begins to change him. But will her love be enough to redeem him, or will the darkness within him consume them both? Dive into this epic tale of forbidden love, dark magic, and the battle between good and evil. Will Felix and Faith's love prevail, or will it succumb to the darkness that surrounds them? Can a devil truly change, or is it just a matter of time before he returns to his old ways? [ Warning: 16+ | Contains abuse, violence, and mature content.]

He chooses to rebuild. Brick by brick. Emotion by emotion. Even if it’s slow. Even if it’s hard. Because he’s worth it. This is the story of a 24-year-old boy who finds himself lying in a hospital bed, diagnosed with cancer — not just a disease of the body, but a test of spirit, memory, and meaning. He reflects on a life spent chasing society’s definition of success — 18 years of school, 6 years of college and post-grad — yet never truly living. Never feeling love. Never knowing what it meant to be seen, valued, or chosen. His greatest pain isn’t the illness, but watching his middle-class parents — who gave everything for their three children — now on the edge of selling their home and future for a son with no guarantee of survival. He sees the exhaustion behind their smiles, the silent suffering they try to hide, and it breaks him. He carries regret for the things........

In his past life, everyone was jealous of Lu Ye, the Nine-Lives Celestial Lord. Not just because he had nine lives, but also because eight of the most beautiful and powerful women in the world were by his side. But no one could have guessed—when Lu Ye was just one step away from becoming a Heavenly Dao Saint—all eight of them turned on him at once and stabbed him in the back. The Nine Heavens Sword Maiden shouted, “I’m the master of the Nine Heavens Sword! But because of you, everyone thought I was just your sword servant. Lu Ye, you deserve to die!” The Red Lotus Fairy said, “Senior Brother, don’t blame me. If not for you, I would’ve become an immortal couple with someone else. I never wanted to be a Saint—I just wanted to be with the one I truly loved.” The Vermilion Bird Demon Empress laughed coldly. “Lu Ye, when you were killing demons, did you forget I’m a demon too? You said you were protecting me, but the one who hurt me the most… was you!” --- When time turns back, and the eight empresses return to the past with all their memories, Lu Ye wakes up with a bitter smile. This time, he finally understands—forcing someone to stay never brings real love. So now, he’s done trying to control fate. He won’t chase after them again. He won’t force anything. This time, Lu Ye decides to step back… and watch how these proud, powerful women live their lives without him. And who knows—maybe this time, the story will change.

Every word he writes becomes real. Every lie he tells rewrites the world. When a forbidden journal appears before a fallen soul, reality begins to crumble—one sentence at a time. Cursed by a divine author long erased from history, the journal grants its bearer unimaginable power: the ability to twist fate, rewrite truth, and resurrect memories never lived. But power like this comes with a price—every lie written bleeds a sin into the world, and the journal remembers each one. As hidden gods, ancient scribes, and shattered timelines begin to collide, the boy who was once forgotten becomes the center of a war between creation and corruption. How much of reality is truth... and how much was just written in? --- Dark fantasy, forbidden knowledge, reincarnation, betrayal, and a story that rewrites itself. Add to your Library if you dare to read what was never meant to be written. ---

Dive into the Journey of Aryaman, a boy who becomes the greatest warrior in the history of mankind and saves the earth.

Khael Corzedar always felt different—but waking up in another world as a side character in his favorite manga turn to anime wasn’t what he expected. Once known as Shigeo Smith, a half-Japanese, half-American high school student and passionate anime fan, he’s now reborn as a minor background character in the world of Kaen Eclipse, the manga he loved growing up. He remembers every chapter, every fight, every tragic twist. The world of Elysera runs on Shinrei—spiritual energy powered by emotion. It is a realm where only those who open their Vein Gates can become Veinwalkers, warriors whose hearts fuel their power. The story’s hero, Kaen Suro, is a cursed orphan with uncontrollable Flame-and-Shade Affinity. In the manga, Kaen trains at a brutal Veinwalker academy, builds powerful friendships, and eventually rises to fight the monstrous Voidborn—emotion-corrupted beings of destruction. Shigeo—now Khael—knows how the story ends. But in this world, he’s just an extra. One of many. A background name. A side character fated to die off-screen. Or so the story was. Armed with the knowledge of the original plot and the unpredictable nature of emotions, Khael Corzedar decides to forge his own path—to live, protect, and maybe even change the fate of Kaen Suro himself. Can an extra rewrite the story of a chosen one? Or will he vanish like a shadow in the background, as fate demands?

Aiko Shirai was a washed-up mangaka with three cancellations and a dying dream—until a mysterious pen appeared in her kitchen. No name. No owner. But when she used it, her new manga exploded to #1 overnight. Every panel drawn with it is gold. Every stroke sells. Her art is suddenly flawless. Her name? Back on top. The industry that once laughed now worships her. But fame draws more than fans. Rival artists want what she has. Editors grow suspicious. Because the pen doesn’t just draw manga. It draws from her—memories, pain, ambition. The deeper she uses it, the more it shapes her world... and warps it. Now Aiko must protect her secret, defend her success, and survive a world where failure means vanishing, and popularity is everything. Because in an industry this obsessed with hits, the deadliest thing you can hold is a pen that makes them on it's own.

A young warrior sets out in search of glory—but instead, he finds something much worse: a talking sword that utterly despises him. No experience, no courage, and armed with a blade dripping in sarcasm, he stumbles into a journey that might not even be his. A clueless protagonist and an overly perceptive sword. In a world of fantasy and comedy, they will (reluctantly) try to save the world—or just survive without killing each other first.

When her meticulously crafted marriage to Elijah Rossi shatters on her wedding night with a brutal revelation: "There is no us, Imogen. There never was." Imogen is abandoned by her husband and further faces an even crueler twist when her husband refuses a divorce. With the arrival of Isaac Rossi, Elijah's revenge-driven half brother, Imogen strikes a clandestine deal with her brother-in-law to navigate a dangerous game of deceit, seeking to outmaneuver her indifferent husband. As loyalties are tested, Imogen must decide which brother is right for her. The one she was made for or the one she burns for.

Thrown into a goddess war with the weakest-ranked goddess, “Geng” traded all his stats and strength for one power—he can inflict any curse on himself in exchange for half a blessing. Out of pity, the other goddesses let him choose five skills. They looked weak. But when paired with Curse H Bless, they turned him into a hidden monster.

Abid Hasan, a lonely 22-year-old art student at Bangladesh Art University, lives a quiet and colorless life after losing both his parents. With no family, friends, or future prospects, he buries himself in manga and dreams of a better life—one filled with creativity, recognition, and freedom. One rainy night, as he's sketching manga panels alone in his small dorm room, a strange holographic screen suddenly appears before him: [Welcome to the Ultimate Manga Selling System!] [Congratulations! You are now authorized to distribute Earth-origin manga to another world.]

He liked simple life but the simple life rejected him. Not every thing was simple but at least it wasn't as hard as trying to walk a newly born baby. "Why is it all so damn lovingly SCREWED?" The Raging Phoenix company is an entertainment company?!! Nah! that's the most deadly joke I have heard.

Rayyan was no ordinary boy—he possessed a power unlike any other. Mysterious and quiet, he lived a life shrouded in secrets. One day, in a twist of fate, he kidnapped a girl named Daphne Catherine, unaware of the truth behind her identity. She wasn’t just any girl—she was Dee, the infamous master of the underground racing world. Dee had abandoned her past, hiding from the law as the police closed in on her illegal racing bureau. Determined to clear her name, she returned to the city to resolve the chaos she'd left behind. After the case was settled, she enrolled in university, eager to start over. There, she met Duke—a charming, attentive guy who helped her during a bout of fever. Slowly, she began to fall for him. They spent time together, often meeting at the cozy café where he worked part-time. But just when she thought she could trust again, Duke betrayed her. He took her to a place, unaware that she secretly owned it. The lies shattered her. Devastated, Dee returned to the racetrack, her old escape. But the race turned tragic—an accident left her in a coma for a month. When she finally opened her eyes, Rayyan was there. He confessed his feelings, the emotions he’d kept buried now pouring out. They argued often—Rayyan, normally quiet and distant, only ever opened up to her. Despite the tension, something sparked between them. Love, hesitant and tender, began to grow. Together, they began crossing off items from Dee’s bucket list, sharing laughs and stolen moments. But happiness was never meant to last. Tragedy struck again. In the chaos, Rayyan saved her, risking everything. He introduced her to his sister, letting her deeper into his guarded world, and then left the country for a series of high-stakes business deals. But when he returned, everything had changed. Dee was distant, cold. Without warning, she walked away, claiming she no longer wanted him in her life. The rejection broke Rayyan. Her absence consumed him, turning his quiet obsession into a dark spiral of despair. He was no longer the same. Now, with their love shattered and hearts in pieces—what happens next?

Elizabeth Winston was once a beloved children's author-until her husband's death stole her words and her will to write. Living in a quiet retreat, she doesn't expect to be drawn out by a soft-spoken little girl named Lily... or by the girl's father, Michael, a widower with a kind heart and gentle eyes. As Elizabeth rediscovers her voice, unexpected love blossoms-but shadows from the past begin to stir. THE DREAM THAT RETURNED  is a story of healing, rebirth, chosen family, and the quiet magic of beginning again.

"If you had the chance to access any manga to gain its powers, which one would you choose?" Haruto Kibou, a young manga enthusiast, is suddenly transported to Celestaris, a magical world ruled by the Goddess of the Moon, Mizuki. Guided by the elven warrior Yuna, he must face mysteries, challenges, and dangers that will test his resolve. Will he find his place in Celestaris and face the destiny that awaits him?

“What did I ever do… to deserve this?” Kai just wanted a peaceful life. A quiet boy with a kind heart, all he ever wished for was to be accepted, to be loved. But one cruel lie shattered everything. Branded a stalker. Labeled a pervert. Beaten, betrayed, and abandoned—even by his own family. The world turned on him in an instant. Standing at the edge of a rooftop, he decides to end it all. But life isn’t done with him yet. From the ashes of despair, begins the cold rebirth of a boy the world once broke. How many lies does it take to kill someone? And what happens when the dead come back… colder, stronger, and unforgiving? A tale of betrayal, redemption, and the chilling cost of falsehoods. This is not just his story. This could be anyone’s.

After dying in the real world, I woke up inside the very novel I never got to finish. But I’m not the hero. Not the villain. Just a side character ranked 1825 out of 2000, with a G-rank talent and no future. But there’s one glitch: I wasn’t supposed to exist. And the system doesn’t know what to do with me anymore…

Aurora gave him everything, her love, her loyalty, and five years of her life as Empress. But to Lucien, the cold and powerful Emperor, she was never more than a political pawn. His heart always belonged to another woman… and when that woman returned carrying his child, Aurora knew it was time to let go. She asked for a divorce, not out of spite, but out of the quiet, aching dignity of a woman who finally realized she deserved more. But walking away from the most powerful man in the empire isn’t so simple. Now, the palace is in chaos. The court is whispering. The empire is watching. And Lucien, who thought she would always stay, is beginning to see the woman he took for granted, too late. Aurora isn’t the same woman who once waited for love. She has her own secrets. Her own plans. And this time, she's not afraid to break the rules. This is the story of a quiet Empress who walked away, and the storm she left behind. A story of love lost, power reclaimed, and a second chance that may come at the cost of everything.

THE SYSTEM THAT COULDN’T EVEN A Multiversal Breakdown in 404 Chapters or Less. Imagine if a post-apocalyptic webnovel took a toaster bath during a firmware update, woke up with a pigeon on its face, and forgot how to be a story. Now imagine that’s the plot. Welcome to The System That Couldn’t Even, a glorious middle finger to every overused webnovel cliché, written like someone locked Deadpool in a library full of light novels and gave him a typewriter made of spite. Meet Dave Miller He’s not the Chosen One. He’s not an elite cultivator. He doesn't get truck-kun’d. He’s not secretly royalty, a genius, or a demon lord’s reincarnated cat. He’s just a guy. A very tired guy. And unfortunately for the multiverse, he’s the only one who won’t cooperate with the System that’s supposed to save reality. When Dave’s malfunctioning Apocalypse Survival System tries to turn his life into a power fantasy, he glitches the tutorial, flips off the narrator, and kicks the plot in the nethers. Now reality itself is unraveling. The System’s breaking. The tropes are panicking. The Librarian, an eldritch AI who keeps the narrative universe “on brand,” wants him erased. Dave? He just wants to nap and eat expired canned soup in peace. Let’s Roast the Webnovel Genre, Shall We? This novel brutally parodies: System stories where MCs gain 300 skills and zero personality Villainess reincarnation arcs with more face-slaps than brain cells "Trash family" drama where everyone hates the MC for exactly 1 chapter until he's OP Academy arcs that are just Hogwarts with more trauma Cultivation levels named like shampoo products: “Qi Foundation Super Ultra Jade Core – Level 9” If you've ever rolled your eyes at another “cold and aloof CEO,” screamed at a “dense MC who accidentally builds a harem,” or wondered how everyone in these stories has twelve cheat skills before puberty — this book is for you. It’s not a power fantasy. It’s a power outage. Cast Includes: Dave Miller – Glitch in the matrix. Avatar of narrative rebellion. Cannot be trusted near plot devices or emotional scenes. Unit Alpha – A pigeon. Talks in autotune. Possibly God. Definitely a threat to continuity. Lumina Starshard – Hacker. Anti-Chosen One. Carries the story’s lore and its emotional weight while screaming. Ryuuji Kurogane – Reformed edgelord. Ex-rider of the motorcycle of defiance. Now wields glitter and sass. The Librarian – Your favorite villain’s favorite AI. Wants everyone neatly filed under “trope-compliant.” Hates Dave. With reason. What to Expect: Timeline-pruning bureaucrats Reality collapsing under sarcasm Talking pigeons as emotional support weapons Plot armor sold on black markets Heartfelt scenes ruined by fart jokes Fourth-wall demolitions Meta-horror inside abandoned tropes Actual emotional trauma buried under comedy Tags: Satirical Apocalypse | Anti-System | Webnovel Roast | Found Family with Brain Damage | Fourth Wall Abuse | Talking Animals | Meta Fiction | The Plot is Alive and It’s Mad | Existential Glitch Comedy | Weaponized Pacing Errors | Angst with Bonus Pigeon Summary in One Line: "What if the MC said ‘no’ to the plot — and the entire multiverse broke trying to fix him?"

Gianna Michaels, a passionate fashion design student, is set to marry Xavier Castillo, the enigmatic billionaire, as part of a long standing family arrangement. However, Gianna's parents, who aren't who she thinks they are, are set out for far more than the benefits of the arranged marriage. What would happen when the truth finally comes out? Would these two people find love in this arranged relationship and overcome all the odds or the villains are going to win this time just like they did 19 years ago?

I never planned to fall. Not in love. Not again. Not after Siyabonga. When I walked into Imbeka Secondary School on my first day of Grade 8, I had already made up my mind: no boys, no drama, no heartbreak. I told myself I was done with childish love — and maybe even boys altogether. I believed I was a lesbian. I chose peace. I chose myself. Then I met Snothando. Then I met Promise. And through them… I met him. But this is not his story. This is mine. The story of the girl who laughed louder than her pain. The one who stayed… When love walked away.

She was only fifteen when I found her—broken, terrified, and barely alive. I didn’t plan to keep her. I was a special ops officer—trained to kill, not to care. But she clung to me like I was her last light. And I couldn’t let go. I raised her like a sister. Protected her. Watched her heal, grow, and fight her demons. For five years, I told myself I was doing the right thing. Until one day… She looked at me—not as a guardian. But as a woman in love. I tried to push her away. I was too old. Too dangerous. But she’d already made up her mind. And I was never strong enough to say no. She thought her life ended the day she was taken. But when he saved her, it wasn’t just her body that began to heal— It was her soul’s second chance. He saved her. She became his reason to live. A slow-burn, age-gap romance about trauma, survival, and the kind of love that takes years to grow—but never fades.

Everyone has, at some point, quietly admired someone from afar—watching, learning, even changing, just for the chance to be noticed. This is the story of a boy who fell in love not just with a girl, but with the idea of being someone she might love. From a single bottle of water handed over during gym class to months of silent devotion, he built his world around her shadow. Yet, as time passed and reality crept in, he faced a quiet but powerful question: Was he truly in love with her—or with the version of himself he created for her? This is a coming-of-age reflection on infatuation, identity, and the quiet strength it takes to choose yourself.

Two colors. One throne. And a kingdom built on lies. After the High King's sudden assassination, the kingdom stands divided. The Red Crown rises in the name of justice and equality— but behind its flame lies deceit and bloodshed. The Blue Banner defends the fading truth, struggling to hold onto ancient values. In the shadows of a dying monarchy, one forgotten heir awakens. Not to rule, but to reveal the truth that both sides fear. As lies become law, and banners become weapons— who will bleed… and who will rise? The Crown That Bled, The Banner That Rose A political fantasy of war, betrayal, and the cost of truth.

The Being That End Forgot Synopsis Before creation, before light and dark, before even the concept of gods there was one. He did not rule. He simply was. A being so absolute, so infinitely vast, that the multiverse itself whispered into being in his presence. He bore no name, no rival, and no desire until the darkness came. In a war that scorched the roots of reality, he stood alone against the invading unknown. Not gods. Not monsters. Not chaos. Something else. And in the end, he vanished… by his own will. Eras passed. Worlds bloomed and withered. Civilizations rose and fell. The multiverse forgot its origin. And the End arrived. Monsters mutate from the bones of broken laws. Humans awaken strange systems bound to alien voices. Dimensional gates rupture reality. Stars collapse. Realms merge. Apocalypses layer upon apocalypses. And in the midst of it all, in a dying mortal world a boy awakens. He is weak. Normal. Powerless. But within him lies a silence too ancient for this age. When he is pulled into a forbidden realm no system can register, something awakens a System, created by a version of himself he does not remember. The End forgot him. But now, it remembers. And what returns is not a god… It is the Being Before All Things.

I am the youngest son of the Jaegal clan’s leader — and a failure. At twelve, they discovered I suffered from an incurable condition: I couldn’t cultivate or manipulate formations. To my family, that was the same as being dead. Without honor or future, I was sent to a place no one took seriously: the Low Mist Sect — a handful of forgotten monks in the mountains, with no warriors, no reputation, no power. The only thing they cultivate is silence. Mocked as cowards and laughed at by the entire murim world, they never raise swords — but they know exactly where swords will fall. And it was there, among shadows and silence… that I began to see the world as it truly is.

"The Beginning That Never Returns" is a story of love that is tested by time and distance. Charles, a man trapped in bitter memories of past relationships, tries to rise from old wounds and open his heart to someone new. Erin, his first love, chooses a different path, leaving him with a wound that is difficult to heal. However, when Naya is present in Charles' life, things start to change. Their relationship that began with doubt and uncertainty is tested by the views of those closest to them, as well as the past that continues to loom. Charles must fight to prove that he is truly ready to move forward, while Naya must face it with patience and conviction. Through a journey full of challenges and tests, they both learn that love is not just about finding happiness, but about having the courage to choose each other, even though the world is often doubtful. "A Beginning That Never Returns"

Synopsis: Every night, buildings in this city vanish. They’re not destroyed or demolished — they’re simply undone, as if someone hit an invisible ‘undo’ button on reality itself. Radit, a quiet young man with no real friends, has been recording these disappearances in a battered notebook. He maps out what is gone, what remains, and what seems to appear in the empty spaces left behind. But one night, he wakes up to find his own apartment slowly vanishing around him, layer by layer. In the middle of the crumbling walls, a single word appears: **WRITE.** Radit realizes he might not just be recording the city’s erasure — he might be causing it, or maybe he’s the only one who can stop it. As he digs deeper, he discovers other people who have seen the same dissolving walls, the same cryptic messages… and one horrifying truth: the city is rewriting itself, and the ink might just be his own words. This is a story about memory, fear, and the strange power of documenting a world that doesn’t want to exist.