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Animal Tamer's Dominion

Hey y'all! If you want to talk more about my book, then here's the link to the discord server:https://discord.gg/mVR7eMdT _-_-_&---(synopsis) Makoto Kenji, an overworked and underpaid loser, was suddenly transported to another world alongside a few of his coworkers. Upon arrival, they were tasked with saving the world from the demon king's onslaught. However, during an assessment of their abilities, it was discovered that Kenji was an animal tamer – a rank lower than a beast tamer – who could only tame dogs, cats, and occasionally a few birds. As a result, Kenji was kicked out, but he was given a substantial amount of gold, allowing him to live comfortably. Eventually, Kenji built a new life for himself using his exceptional cooking skills, which were highly valued in this world. His signature dish, a simple rice and curry, was surprisingly powerful enough to increase the rank levels of those who consumed it. (In this world, there are ranks, with six levels beneath each rank.) Despite achieving fame and wealth, Kenji eventually grew bored and decided to become an adventurer. However, during his first quest, something unexpected happened – an event that would change his life and the fate of this world. Please leave a comment or review stating whether you prefer the book to include a harem or not. I want to ensure that I meet your expectations. Reward System: - 99 Power Stones: 1 extra chapter - 999 Power Stones: 5 extra chapters - 9999 Power Stones: 15 extra chapters - 9 Golden Tickets: 1 extra chapter - 99 Golden Tickets: 5 extra chapters - 999 Golden Tickets: 10 extra chapters - 1 Castle: 9 extra chapters - 5 Castles: 15 extra chapters Please note that Power Stones, Golden Tickets, and Castles must be acquired within a week to redeem the corresponding rewards.
Whirlwind_death · 112.7K Views

Revenge In This Cursed World

It had started like any other day. Aaron, the strongest sorcerer in his entire clan, carried out his duties with practiced calm. His presence alone was enough to boost morale, to clear any worries among his allies. But everything changed the moment it appeared—a curse unlike any he’d ever seen. It showed no mercy. Not to the weak. Not to children. That night, under a crimson sky split by screams and flame, Aaron lost everything. His comrades. His family. His friends. He should’ve died then. Bleeding out among the ruins, he felt his own cursed energy slipping away—fading like breath on glass. But as darkness closed in, he saw him. The one person he had trusted. The one who stood, untouched, amid the massacre. The one who should’ve fought beside them. Aaron’s fingers curled in the blood-soaked dirt. The betrayal hollowed something inside him. He made a vow. If revenge was the only thing he had left, then he would devote every last piece of himself to it. Even if it meant giving up his body. Even if it meant hell. --- In another part of the world, a high school student—plain, forgettable, and deeply tired. Every time he tried to matter, to shine, the world reminded him he was ordinary. But deep down, he wanted to be someone. Someone special. Someone who meant something. Someone loved. And that’s when it happened. When Aaron’s soul, fueled by rage and grief, crossed the veil and found him. One desperate for revenge. One desperate to be loved. Fused. Bound by cursed energy and a deal neither fully understood. What will happen when a man who would burn the world for revenge binds with the boy who can do anything to be special? Will Aaron abandon his revenge as he trains this struggling student? Or will the boy become something darker—shaped by the weight of Aaron’s pain, and forged into a weapon of vengeance?
TheBraveLad · 1.3K Views

The Third Week of July

Kaito's world shatters when his girlfriend, Rina, is tragically gunned down on the last day of the third week of July. Consumed by grief and a desperate hope, he dedicates his life to completing Rina's theoretical research on time travel, driven by a mysterious symbol of a trumpet-shaped hose and inexplicably appearing notes that aid his progress. His first journey back in time, to save Rina, ends in horrifying failure, witnessing her death again despite his intervention. Undeterred, a slightly older Kaito tries again, this time working in secret as a janitor to guide his younger self's research, hoping a more refined approach will succeed. This attempt also culminates in Rina's death, with Kaito realizing he might be an unchangeable part of the tragedy. A third, even older Kaito, worn down by repeated failures, returns with a grim new plan: to kill the gunman before he can act. In a tragic twist of fate and a moment of panicked misidentification, he accidentally becomes the one to cause Rina's demise, fulfilling the horrifying bootstrap paradox – he is the very gunman his younger self then kills in rage. Just as this seemingly unbreakable, cruel loop threatens to claim him permanently, a much older version of Kaito intervenes, injecting his dying self with advanced medical technology. This "Architect" Kaito, having experienced countless iterations, has begun a project not to erase the past, but to manage its devastating fallout, subtly guiding other versions of himself and preventing their ultimate destruction. He shares his story with a young, inquisitive boy named Kenji, planting the seeds for a new generation to grapple with the complexities of a fixed, yet perhaps subtly alterable, timeline. "The Third Week of July" is a poignant exploration of grief, obsession, and the crushing weight of inevitability, questioning whether destiny is truly immutable or if, even within a fixed framework, there is still room for human agency to strive for a different, if not perfect, future. ------------- This book is written with AI-assisted tools to help generate sentences and structure paragraphs. However, the story, plot flow, characters, world-building, and all core concepts are entirely my original creations. The AI serves only as a tool to express my vision more efficiently, not as a storyteller.
Nojuu · 6K Views
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