The Forgotten Planet

A Queen, once forgotten. A mortal they knew she was. A Queen, they looked down upon. Now dead but her blood rises, just like the waves of sea before the storm. The Crimson Queen, wet with crimson will be back but only her half blood.

Kaeron Ashthorne, a determined boy to avenge his mother's death is ready to do anything he needs to do. He is far away from the city where he once lived in order to become strong and come back years later to the forgotten world of his. 'Oblivar' the city once he lived is a world full of blood and cruelty but once that was peaceful like the place he is now living called 'Solkarion'. This seems to him to be a simple journey for revenge but what will await him when he finally steps up?

He Xingzhou knew about the invasion of the zerg and the dangerous fate of the solar system. To resist the apocalyptic crisis, he stepped out to warn mankind! He Xingzhou shocked the world when he built a nuclear reactor and activated the genes of the zerg on stream! Thus, under his plan, the entire country started building steel cities, massive mechs, spaceships, space castles... He Xingzhou said, "Let's set a small goal. Let's first build a Dyson sphere around the sun." [Dark Technology] + [Engineering Upgrade] + [Solar System Exploration] + [Dyson Sphere Plan] + [Star Cluster]. All of these elements make up our latest sci-fi novel!

What would you do for revenge? Would you fight? Would you die? Would you kill them all? Kill them all. That's what Gregor Katsov said to himself for the three years he was trapped in the Hell Rift. Everyday a struggle for survival, a constant cycle between being predator and prey, hunter and hunted. When he finally escapes, Gregor finds a changed world, with those that left him to die hailed as pillars of humanity. Determined to have his revenge, Gregor unleashes his rage against what society has become. r18 for gore and mentally distressing themes

EXCERPT "Do you know what I love about you, Stella?" he whispered, his voice low and dangerous as his eyes darkened with desire. Before she could respond, Simon leaned closer, his breath warm against her neck. Slowly, his fangs emerged, glinting in the dim light. His fingers traced a path along her skin, slipping beneath the fabric of her shirt, sending a shiver through her. "Those pure, innocent doe eyes of yours," he murmured, his voice almost tender, "the way they plead with me, like you think you can stop me." Panic flared in her chest, and she pressed against his firm body, trying to push him away. "Sir, please... I am married. This is wrong—it’s a sin to go after a married woman." His response was a low, rumbling chuckle that sent chills down her spine. It wasn’t just the sound of it; it was the darkness behind it. The amusement in his laughter terrified her. "And I am a sinner, my little fish," he replied, his voice dripping with menace as his eyes flashed with hunger, before sinking his fangs in her neck.

Cassidy Calista never begged for love. Not even from Ezekiel Salvador, the cold, enigmatic heir to the world’s largest pharmaceutical empire. Their marriage was built on power, not passion. Four years of shared silence and a single rule: Fall for someone else, and walk away. So when Cassidy caught Zeke with another woman, she didn’t wait for an explanation. She filed for divorce. And vanished. What Zeke didn’t know? She left pregnant. Now, after four long years, she’s back. And she’s not alone. By her side walks a little girl. Bright, curious, with the same defiant spark in her eyes as Cassidy once had. Zeke watches, frozen. His world tilts. Zeke had spent every year trying and failing to forget her. But the moment he sees her again, something inside him snaps. The fire he buried returns… And then he sees him. A man. Tall. Steady. Standing too close. Speaking to Cassidy in a voice only intimacy can shape. The little girl runs to him, laughing, and he catches her like he’s done it a thousand times. She says nothing. Offers no explanations. And suddenly, Zeke is no longer the man with all the power. Because now, he wants answers. Whose child is she? Has Cassidy moved on? Is she married to another man? And the most terrifying question of all, Is he already too late?

Sera had always known she had a mate. She had seen him in her dreams since childhood—his warmth, his love, his whispered promises. But when she finally meets him in reality, everything crumbles. Her mate is none other than Lucian, the Alpha King, the most powerful werewolf in the world. But he is nothing like the man in her dreams. He is cold, ruthless, and completely uninterested in their bond. Worse, he humiliates her in front of everyone, shattering her heart. But fate is cruel. When war looms on the horizon, Sera is forced to stay in his kingdom, trapped under his rule. He wants nothing to do with her, yet he refuses to let her go. And when a deadly enemy threatens to destroy them all, she realizes there is more to their bond than either of them understands. If the Alpha King was truly her mate… then why does he treat her like an enemy?

In the fog-drenched city of Aetherholt, reality is a fragile draft, constantly rewritten by forgotten gods, forbidden books, and ancient Bureaucracies. Ezren Thren, a quiet orphan with no known past, is found as a child by a mysterious man who tells him something terrifying: “You are going to die. And only you can stop it.” But Ezren is no chosen hero. Not yet. When a strange book binds itself to him a living tome called the Book of Becoming he is dragged into a world of mystic verses, narrative battles, and secrets that rewrite themselves. In this city where stories are power, Ezren learns that names can be stolen, memories forged, and entire cities erased from history. As he uncovers the truth behind the Unwritten, entities that exist in the margins of reality, Ezren must decide whether to write his fate… or let it consume him. With a cast of cursed warriors, masked librarians, and canonbreakers erased from existence, Ezren’s journey will test the boundaries between truth and fiction, author and character, life and ink. Because the deeper he reads, the more he realizes: He might not be the one writing the story after all. other tags for the book are Urban Fantasy,Dark Fantasy, Mystery, Supernatural, Psychological, Slow Burn

Emily Carter wakes up with no memory—only to be told she's engaged to Liam West, a powerful, emotionally distant heir. But nothing feels right: not the engagement, not the cold way he looks at her, and definitely not the secrets everyone seems to be hiding. As she pieces together her forgotten past, Emily uncovers a twisted truth behind her marriage—and the man she’s supposed to trust. In a world of lies, power, and betrayal, can a forgotten bride reclaim her identity… or will love be the most dangerous illusion of all?

In 2025, Avalon—the most legendary MMORPG to have reigned supreme for two decades—announced it would be shutting down its servers on July 12th. Rian Septiawan, Guild Master of Avanheim, resolved to stay loyal until the very end, remaining in the Throne Room of Avanheim Castle until the servers shut down for good. But when the final second passed, a miracle occurred. He was not forcibly logged out by the system. Instead, he remained inside Avanheim. The NPCs, once simple programs, began to show consciousness, and the digital world felt entirely real. It seemed he had been transported to another world, just like in a fantasy novel. This time, Rian swore an oath to himself. He would no longer be a loser. In this new world, he would be the victor. To establish an empire. To conquer the world. This is the beginning of the Great Path of Conquest.

In a mysterious world where monsters and gods lurk everywhere, a man named Andreas goes on adventures, fighting those monsters and possibly gods but oddly as his adventures continue the world seems to change either to his will or through coincidence, Will the mystery of the forgotten Lord and the golden king be uncovered

his name is kairo a student who hides his true power he gets bullied every day in fc high school but does not want to use them because years ago he hurt the people he loved

He woke up in a world made of broken stories… with no name, no past, and a pen that rewrites reality. The sky is torn like paper. The ground bleeds ink. And everywhere he turns, rules try to kill him. He’s not a hero. Not a villain. Not even a side character. He doesn’t belong in the story. But the Quill of Contradiction in his hand lets him bend the plot, defy the laws, and erase even Protagonists—at a cost. Every time he rewrites the world... he loses something of himself. Hunted by gods, watched by Readers, and stalked by the Narrator himself, he must uncover the truth: Why was he erased? What did he forget? And who is powerful enough to delete a name from every story ever written? ——— A genre-bending, reality-breaking epic for fans of mystery systems, anti-heroes, and psychological thrillers. Welcome to the story that shouldn’t exist.

The arrival of Cosmic entity who called themselves the ‘harbingers’ unraveled the intricate threads of the Realm Lock woven by the primordial deity that had enshrouded the earth for eons. As mana began to surge forth from the depths of the earth, a transformative symphony enveloped the surface. People, touched by the ethereal currents, felt the infusion of strength, heightened intellect, and a newfound vitality coursing through their veins. A millennium of life was no longer a dream but a tangible reality, a remarkable chapter in the unfolding saga of human existence. The air shimmered with the emergence of extraordinary flora and fauna, adorned with enchanting abilities that defied the laws of nature. In the aftermath of the seal's release, humans praised the liberating harbingers while casting curses upon those who had bound them from the wonders of this newfound life. Yet, within the confines of what appeared to be a sealed fate, it was not the brilliance of a promising future that lay obscured, but instead, the ominous veil of an impending apocalypse. As the ethereal barrier weakened, insidious monsters, mana-hungry and drawn to Earth, unleashed havoc. A desperate struggle ensued, culminating in a relentless massacre that left the world in tatters. In the grim tapestry of destruction, Earth met its demise in the fateful year of 2108. Nonetheless, from the ruins emerged a glimmer of resilience. Human ingenuity, elevated by advanced development, found solace in the benevolent alliances formed with other races—elves, dwarves, halflings, and fairies. In a harmonious exchange of technology and arcane wisdom, these kindred beings guided humanity toward a new beginning. Together, they carved a path beyond the shattered fragments of Earth, settling on distant planets, where the remnants of a once-ruined civilization flourished anew. In the vast expanse of space, humanity encountered both allies and adversaries among the cosmos. Faced with formidable challenges, humans engaged in fierce battles for survival. Today, only the resilient few, marked by might and tenacity, endure alongside those who prevailed, survived, and thrived in the crucible of cosmic existence. In the face of adversity, is this truly the conclusion befitting the human spirit? No. Our narrative persists, an unwritten chapter awaiting its tale to unfold. From the remnants of humanity, the one survivor who became the monarch amidst the myriad powerful races scattered across the cosmos, unwavering since the day the seal was lifted, resolves to alter the destiny of their kind. The Ruler of the Future Supreme Planet decides to return in time in order to save humanity. The invincible and unconquerable Lord Ajita-Vikrama in the challenging era 3000 years in the future who is on the verge of dying due to combat wounds from heavenly beings, primordial beasts, and the extraterrestrial race yearns a poignant wish to witness a radiant future, where every human thrived in safety and serenity. But humanity have already been eradicated more than 90% of which the remaining scattered among the galaxy. Lord Ajita, left no choice in his death bed, tries the impossible—battling with the God of Time Chronos and slaying him in order to restore the time order. He gains the primal heart of God, through which he can return in time. Will he be able to save humanity, or will history be repeated?

Reign of the Forgotten In a world built by ambition and razed by greed, only the outcasts remember the truth. Entro was never meant to survive. A failed experiment. A discarded mind. But when the world’s most powerful corporations wage war over genetic supremacy, he becomes something no one anticipated: a living blueprint for a new kind of evolution. Beside him stands Aurelian, a boy raised to inherit an empire, now questioning whether the throne was ever worth claiming. Together, they raise the first of a new species—one born of alien design and human desperation. As rebellions spark and ancient forces stir, the line between savior and weapon begins to blur. Entro must decide what he’s willing to sacrifice: his humanity, or a future worth living in. For in the ashes of the old world, a new reign is coming. And the forgotten never stay buried.

In a broken world where the Abyss leaks nightmares into reality, Kael inherits more than his father’s machetes—he inherits a war no one can win. Sector 7 is a graveyard of forgotten hopes. The Blessed, warriors bound by cursed Contracts with the Abyss, fight to protect those who despise them. Among them is Kael, wielding his father’s twin blades and a Contract that makes him unkillable—until he completes the Abyss’s cruel tasks. When a Shrieker swarm breaches the outpost, Kael discovers the truth: his father’s final mission was to kill a First-Class Abyss Monster, not just mindless creatures. Now, hunted by the corrupt UWN government, tormented by the Covenant’s lies, and stalked by the Hollow—a living weapon forged from humanity’s desperation—Kael must decide: - Is his father’s dream of peace a delusion? - Why does the Abyss whisper his name like an old friend? - How far will he go to carve a safe haven from the dark? Perfect for fans of: - The Broken Empire’s grim brutality - Attack on Titan’s desperate last stands - The Locked Tomb’s cosmic horror undertones

[ULTRA-SHORT VERSION] --- BETRAYED. FORGOTTEN. REBORN. Left to die by his crew, Donnes wakes up as a dead planet. Shattered, coreless, abandoned. Now, armed with a System he shouldn’t have and a rage that burns colder than the void, he’ll tear the cosmos apart to reclaim his place. Revenge won’t be enough. He’ll rule it all. [Short Version] --- Betrayed by his crew, left to die alone in the void. Donnes died, and woke up as a whole-ass broken, abandoned planet. Once human. Now a Shattered Planet with nothing left: no core, no warmth, no hope. But if the universe thinks it can devour him twice... It's about to learn what a twice-abandoned, twice-betrayed soul can become. [Long Version] --- He was the Ninth Planet of his Solar System. But he was abandoned by his brother and sister planets. Even his beloved moons betrayed him for the Eighth Blue Giant. The parent star—Oralen—never considered him family. Treated him like an outsider. So when Graveth, a planet-devouring cosmic horror, loomed over the Oralen System, they tossed him out as bait and left him drifting alone in the cold darkness of the void. Graveth found this tiny planet. To its endless hunger, he was nothing—just a brittle bauble of rock. Yet it stripped away everything: atmosphere, crust, even the meager molten core, until only cracked stone remained. Completely dead. No one knows how long that shattered amalgamation of rock drifted in the endless dark. Until Donnes awoke who was also Abandoned and Betrayed by those who he called family. Instead of being Isekai’ed into some random Noble Young Master in a fantasy kingdom, his soul had transmigrated into a whole-ass planet. A dead husk of a planet. Adrift in the cold, silent void.

Starshard: The Forgotten Spiral In a shattered galaxy, Noble is the last surviving Spiralbound—elite warriors fused with living tech. Hunted by Mire, a corrupted AI using the reanimated bodies of Noble’s former team, he must stop a rising digital extinction. With a fading blade, a sarcastic AI named Aira, and a rogue crew at his side, Noble uncovers a dark gift: the power to absorb enemy abilities—at the cost of stealing their memories. As his mind fractures under the weight of the lives he’s taken, Noble must face the one thing worse than losing the war: becoming the enemy he’s trying to stop.

The fan sequel to the anime Princess Principal. The "White Dove" team meets with an interesting guy who later becomes a member of the team. Whether this idea turns out to be a good one, whether they can get along, and what consequences it will lead to. P.s Events take place after the 1st season of the anime.

I do own the Andrew & Kenzie & Meghan & Lexie & Sadie & Emma and Emily and Cecilia and Melody and Ruby and Donna and Rosetta + more Full warning ( it has ): Blood, Romance, Betrayal, + More It does say +18 on the book If you aren't +18 I advise you not to read it as within this is not for below +18 I don't own the Harry Potter franchise though

What if the person you loved most in the world, the one who knew your every scar, secret, and soft place woke up one day and looked at you like a stranger? Billionaire tech mogul Kairo Lancaster was known for his brilliance, ruthlessness in the boardroom, and a private life so tightly locked that not even tabloids could scratch its surface. But what the world didn’t know, what even his closest aides didn’t suspect, was that during a rare moment of escape overseas, Kairo did something wildly uncharacteristic: he fell in love. Deeply, entirely, and quietly married the woman who changed him. Her name was Noelle Reyes, a compassionate, quietly resilient woman with a mysterious past and a strength that matched Kairo’s own. Their whirlwind romance unfolded under Moroccan lanterns, whispered vows made without witnesses or legal signatures. It was unorthodox, untraceable and unbreakable. Until the crash. A tragic private jet accident shattered everything. Kairo survived barely. He awoke two months later in a hospital in London, battered, scarred, and with no memory of his wife, their secret marriage, or the life they’d begun to build together. All he had was a hollow sense of grief without a name and flashes of warmth that didn’t belong to anyone he could recall. For Noelle, it was worse than death. Erased from his memory, and without any legal proof of their union, she couldn’t claim to be his wife. Not to the hospital, not to his advisors, not to the media. So she did the only thing she could do, she stayed close in the only way left to her: under an alias, posing as a volunteer and later, a temporary housekeeper at his estate. Every day she cleans the rooms he doesn’t remember sharing with her. Every night she writes in a journal addressed to the man who once called her his compass. She watches him search for something he can’t name, feeling helpless, hopeful, and torn between revealing the truth or letting love find its way back on its own. Meanwhile, Kairo is haunted by fragments: a woman’s laughter, the scent of citrus, the ghost of promises made in candlelight. Everyone tells him it’s his mind’s attempt to fill the blanks. But his heart disagrees, his soul remembers what his memory can’t. As his recovery progresses, he becomes increasingly obsessed with uncovering the identity of the woman he dreams about. And every time he looks at the quiet housekeeper with the too-familiar eyes, he feels like he’s almost home. But when memory returns, will it come gently or like a flood that exposes all the lies she was forced to tell? And will love once built in fire and sealed by a vow whispered under foreign stars be strong enough to survive being forgotten?

Born under a cursed moon, Aira Moonstone was the pack’s disappointment—a quiet, overlooked omega with no wolf to call her own. Ignored by her family, belittled by her peers, and discarded during every training, she was forgotten before she ever had a chance to be known. But the silence forged something stronger than anyone expected. In one unforgettable moment, during a public training match, Aira faces Rowan, the pack’s most feared warrior—and defeats him in a single, effortless move. Her pack stares in disbelief. But someone else is watching. Lucien Blackveil, the cold, commanding Alpha of a rival pack, sees more than a fluke victory. He sees fury. Power. And a force that could change the balance of everything. With his scarred past and guarded heart, Lucien never expected to be drawn to a forgotten omega. Now, with ancient power awakening in Aira’s blood and danger rising in the shadows, she must decide: Stay the girl everyone ignored... Or rise as the warrior the moon never meant to hide.

Synopsis In a world where ancient sigils can bend reality, the price of power is your sanity. Adrian Dorne was just another curious student in the great city of Valeria, until a forbidden book marked him with a sigil—a symbol of forgotten power that should never have been touched. Now, secret cults, government occult forces, and terrifying creatures hunt him through the foggy streets of an alternate 18th-century world where nightmares bleed into reality. Guided by the distant and cold Elara Vance, and the mysterious former occult officer Gregor Malchior, Adrian must learn to master the sigils before they consume his mind… or before the Crimson Bureau finds him. But the deeper he goes, the more his lost memories resurface—memories that may reveal he wasn’t an ordinary boy at all. What if his fate was sealed long before he ever touched the sigil? --- ✴️ Dark Fantasy | Psychological Thriller | Occult Magic | Slow-Burn Progression | Enemies to Allies

Theo White blinks awake to the sound of a system message ringing through his ears. Welcome, adventurers, to your world of limitless opportunities. The game has begun. Elderspire Online, the most immersive VRMMORPG ever created, has just launched. Thousands of players flood its world, eager to explore, to fight, to carve out their legends. Theo is one of them. Or so he thinks. Something feels off. Fleeting sensations of déjà vu. Instincts that guide his actions before he even thinks. A strange log update that disappears before he can read it. But with chaos unfolding—players discovering they can’t log out, panic rising in the streets—he has little time to dwell on the unease twisting in his gut. Survival comes first. Answers can wait. But the world isn’t waiting. And as Theo moves deeper into Elderspire, he begins to realize that the greatest mystery isn’t how they got trapped. It’s why he feels like he’s been here before.