Snape Punishes Hermione

A Second Chance at Magic When Severus Snape dies, he wakes up in the past—with all his memories intact. Determined to change everything, he treats Harry differently this time. Meanwhile, Draco’s harmless pranks on Harry turn into something deeper, something dangerous... something real. As the lines between rivalry and romance blur, the past is rewritten—but only Snape remembers the future.

"I asked a few questions. They called me dangerous." Kairo Valen was just another quiet student—curious, observant, and slightly detached. Then one day, he woke up in a world that was too perfect. Smiles too polished. Classrooms too quiet. And a number next to his name: CI: 99. In a society that monitors your thoughts and punishes clarity, Kairo doesn’t rebel. He doesn’t fight. He simply exists. Calm. Still. Watching. But that alone is enough to make the world tremble. As secrets unfold and control tightens, one truth echoes louder than the rest: Nothing’s wrong with him. Something’s wrong with everything else.

Create a bill that punishes corrupt officials with death!" But then they say: "Killing is against the law. They're human too, and have a right to live!" Damn those so-called Human Rights activists. Anyone running for office should serve the people, not exploit them. And yet, time and again— They hunger for power. They bend the laws. They steal the people’s taxes. I was nothing but a small internet café owner, struggling to pay bills. But my life changed when I stumbled upon someone in a dark web forum. A shadow with a code name, who taught me everything—from basic programming to breaching secure national servers. I became an anonymous whistleblower. Exposed corrupt politicians. Flooded social media with undeniable proof. But one night, I made a mistake. I forgot to activate my VPN. Forgot to scramble my signal. And they came. Secret agents. Black ops. They didn’t arrest me. They executed me. I thought that was the end. But fate had other plans. I woke up… not on Earth… …in a world ruled by mana and aura. A world where kingdoms rise and fall by the strength of their swordsmen and mages… …where corruption bleeds through nobility like poison in wine. And this time, I won’t make the same mistake. This time, I’ll burn their world from the inside out.

Kurokawa Paddington was born into royalty, bred for greatness and trained in cruelty. But when the goddess denied him her blessing, he became a disgrace. His punishment? Exile to Greyman City: a cursed zone teeming with monsters, madness, and the dying. Enlisted in Greyman's defense, he must now give his all in each mission or die.

Audrey is just an ordinary girl, miraculously admitted to the Royal Academy of Valthorne—a school reserved for the elite and their polished masks. She thought her greatest challenge would be surviving unnoticed… or uncrushed. Until two pairs of eyes found her. Those of Edward Whitmore, the minister’s son—arrogant, untouchable, and determined to break her. And those of a stranger from the shadows, with spectral blue eyes… come to claim her blood. Bodies are piling up in the city. The night whispers her name. Audrey has crossed a line she didn’t know existed. A pact has been made. He is hungry. And he has chosen her

Seven Thrones, One Man in between. Lucan Malryk, sacrificed, betrayed and killed. Now he's back with a god system and a sin-forged power no one understands — not even him. Would he change the world or break it. From shattered Creeds to illusion, forged assassins, shadow-born kings, desert queens, and zealots — war is coming. And every throne is watching. If you like villains with purpose, empires on edge, and a world that punishes weakness... SINBOUND: The Villain System is waiting. Tier III Access Confirmed. Proceed at your own risk.

Are monsters born or made? Some think monsters are the gods' punishment upon the world for their wrongdoing. Others think it was circumstance that created the monster. The cynical believe some are just born broken beings who could maim and murder without conscience. They were all wrong. I wasn't an accident, a victim of circumstance, or a punishment from the gods. Fools rationalized and tried to find deep meaning where there was none. The truth was, I simply made a choice.

Kael Vire was never meant to make it through life. Left behind as a baby, cast aside by society, and betrayed by everyone who dared to show him a glimmer of care—he grew up in the darkest corners of humanity. He yearned for love but was met with nothing but pain. He reached out for light, only to be pulled deeper into the shadows. And when his last connection was shattered, something stirred within him. The Dread Sovereign System—a forbidden force that doesn’t reward compassion but punishes treachery. Every act of abandonment fuels his transformation. Every deceit lays the foundation for his reign. They wanted him erased. Forgotten. Buried. But all they succeeded in doing was crafting a monster. From the ruins of the forsaken rises a tyrant that no one can stop. He won’t be a hero. He won’t offer forgiveness. He will reign supreme.

Eliar grew up among murderers and criminals, in a world where love is punishable by death. His mission: to deceive a dangerous hacker girl. But when feelings begin to conflict, he must choose... Betrayal or loyalty? Obedience or rebellion?

Elira was born a princess, but cursed into exile. Her power seduces, controls, and destroys—whether she wants it to or not. Everyone falls beneath her spell… except Kael. He’s the only man immune to her magic, but that doesn’t mean he can resist her. Bound by a curse that punishes their desire and keeps them apart, Elira and Kael are drawn into a dangerous bond neither fully understands. As enemies close in and secrets unravel, they must risk everything to break the curse—or lose each other forever.

“I was supposed to be the villainess in his story—until I rewrote the script.” Lin Chaoxi accidentally activates a mysterious “Villainess System” that transports her into a novel she once read. Her mission? Sabotage the female lead and fall in love with the male lead… or be erased. But nothing goes according to plan—especially when the cold and distant CEO, Shen Muyan, starts remembering things he was never supposed to. In a world where the plot resets, the system punishes feelings, and love could mean deletion, Lin Chaoxi must make an impossible choice: Follow the script. Or follow her heart. A love that breaks rules. A system on the verge of collapse. And a villainess who refuses to lose.

I accidentally summoned a succubus. Now she won't stop begging for my cock. When university professor and amateur occult dabbler James Weller jokingly joins his friends in a drunken summoning ritual, he doesn’t expect results. He especially doesn’t expect her—naked, kneeling in his bed, eyes glazed like she’s been starved for years. She's a succubus, and she's his. Cock-obsessed. Disobedient. Addicted. And the more he punishes her, the deeper she submits. But what starts as a wet dream spirals when James discovers two things: He’s descended from a bloodline that was never meant to be human. The Incubi of her world want their favorite plaything back—and they’re willing to kill for it. 300+ chapters of raw heat, obedience training, psychological domination, supernatural war, and one unbreakable rule: She only comes for him. Or not at all. (For the lovers of plot meets erotica)

She was kidnapped and forced to marry a ruthless prince of an unknown land. Neya had no other choice or else she would face the consequences. NEYA'S PROLOGUE I didn't know that when I made the deal with Jordan I would face the consequences in the future. Now I undergo my intolerable punishment because of my foolish actions.

There was a time before this. I cannot remember it clearly. It comes in fragments — the weight of power, a voice that once called my name, a pair of eyes I feel more than see. But the rest is mist. They say I am being punished. The System gives me no guidance. It does not speak unless it must. It does not comfort. It only instructs. [Task detected. Entering soul channel.] I wake in bodies that do not belong to me. A fallen young mistress. A nameless servant girl. A scapegoat disciple left to rot at the foot of a mountain. They are all women who died with unfinished fates. Each time, the System says I must live in their place and complete their stories. Restore what was stolen. Rewrite what was lost. And when I do… a token appears. I do not know how many I must collect. The System does not say. It only demands. I did not ask for this path. I do not walk it willingly. But there is something I am chasing — or perhaps, something chasing me. Sometimes, in the quiet moments between death and rebirth, I hear a voice. Sometimes, I feel a hand reaching out. Familiar. Warm. Longing. I do not know who he is. I do not know who I am. But when I gather the tokens, the dreams become clearer. The ache grows stronger. If the only way to return is forward, then forward I will go. Not for the System. Not for Heaven. But for the one who remembers me… even when I cannot remember myself.

Draco, Harry, Lupin… incluso Voldemort, todos caen rendidos ante la hija de Snape, una Slytherin tan fría como encantadora. Astoria arde de celos, mientras el deseo, la rivalidad y el peligro se apoderan de Hogwarts. ¿Quién conquistará su corazón? Solo uno logrará tocar su alma... pero el precio podría ser demasiado alto.

All he did was make fun of the author for his terrible writing. How was he supposed to know that the author was a god and that he would be punished by getting transmigrated into the body of the most loathed character in the novel — the shitty side villain that was cursed by all the readers for sexually harassing one of the female protagonists. "Fuck." [How to Redeem a Trashy Side Villain — Rebooted Version]

Syaoran was created as the most powerful mortal guarding the northern fortress. He fell in love with two souls secretly, which angered heaven. His punishment is to be reborn as a human being, and he must suffer humiliation, pain, illness and death in the form of a woman.

Whisperwood: The Curse Beneath Dark Fantasy • Gothic Mystery • Supernatural Horror Some towns hide secrets. Whisperwood is made of them. When Lyra arrives in the fog-choked town of Whisperwood, she expects to find answers about her missing mentor. What she finds instead is a curse older than the town itself—one that breathes through its people, rewrites their memories, and punishes those who remember. Guided by a quiet man with no past—and no name—Lyra begins peeling back layers of lies. But every truth they uncover changes the town around them. People vanish. Voices shift. History rewrites itself. Even Lyra begins to question what's real... and what the town wants her to forget. Somewhere in the heart of Whisperwood, something ancient is watching. And it remembers her. If she uncovers the truth, it will cost her everything. If she forgets… she becomes one of them.

Died at 30. Reborn at 9. Survive or perish — one lootbox at a time. Ren Takeda was a burnt-out corporate drone who never took risks — until a speeding truck forced him into his final one. Waking up in a dangerous fantasy world filled with monsters, kingdoms, and ancient magic, he finds himself trapped in the body of a weak child, alone in the middle of a predator-infested forest. But this world gave him something Earth never did: > [You have unlocked: LOOTBOX LIFE SYSTEM] Complete quests, defeat enemies, and survive to earn randomized lootboxes — from useless junk to mythical skills. Now, Ren must crawl his way up from the bottom, using every scrap of logic, strategy, and luck to survive in a world that rewards risk and punishes hesitation. With no cheat stats, no overpowered mentor, and no allies, he’ll rely on the system, his choices, and the chaos of the loot to become something more than prey. But the system has secrets. And this world has plans for him he didn’t agree to...

In a world blinded by overconsumption and illusions of progress, selfishness, envy and greed, one student sees it clearly. His mission is to watch, write, lead the solus to judgment and then punish. When a classmate mysteriously disappears his story begins. He Who Watches is a dark, philosophical thriller about justice, spirituality, morals and the meaning of finding love in the darkness.

After taking his own life before death came looking for him, a young man encounters death in a female form and is cured to eternal reincarnation, till Lilith who is death in this context is satisfied. He wields a cursed sword that devours souls. She carries the staff of a vanished mentor who may not be as lost as she seems. Together, Jackson and Jian must unravel a timeline torn apart by love, betrayal, and ancient relics—where every memory is a weapon and every choice rewrites reality. Trapped between burning towers and forgotten futures, they face a rising darkness: the Shadow Prince, whose soul is waking piece by piece. But buried in the ashes is a single ember—and if they can follow its light, they just might bring her back.

When you commit a crime you are punished by a king. But what if king commits a crime. Then he is cursed. A young historian Riya researches one such cursed king. She is joined by Vikram a realtor. They both are faulted hence become friends. As they fall in love a doom works hard to seperate them. Can they rewrite their destiny. In my Devil's Arms

Born into captivity, Ariys has spent her life bound by an enigmatic internal alarm that punishes any attempt to escape. When she crosses paths with Fri, a wandering traveler haunted by his past, her world shatters. Drawn to be freedom, she joins him on a journey through the Mystique World—a land of war, hidden truths, and unforgiving dangers. As they battle monstrous foes and uncover long-buried secrets, Ariys and Fri are forced to confront the darkest sides of humanity—both around them and within themselves. But the deeper they go, the clearer it becomes: Ariys's chains are more than just physical, and the truth behind them may reshape the fate of the world itself. In a place where justice and revenge blur, where war is endless, and where identity is both a weapon and a curse—can Ariys break free, or will she become the very thing she fears?

This was the first time a universe in the universe system of The Collective was to be deleted. Naturally there was lots of ceremony to officiate the first death of one of their universes. The souls of all the inhabitants of universe 987 were brought to the Hall Of Final Judgement, where every pantheon humanity had ever worshipped came together to judge them, deciding which afterlife theyd end up. Except for a few. Some inhabitants were denied the sweet release of the afterlife, not as punishment, but because the Collective, the gods. Wanted them to serve a higher purpose. These people would be transmigrated into other universe systems which weren't under the control of the collective, ones which belonged to other High Entities. Enemies, allies and potential threats to the collective. thyed spy on them, and cause general chaos. These people were called The Messengers. One of the people chosen, was a teenaged boy. Achyuta was sent to a universe the collective had no knowledge about,as punishment for not preventing another soul from slaying arch angel Gabriel during judgement. They even punished Achyuta's floating temporary helper whod guide him during judgement. The scion of the devil stuck in a fluffy floating animal body. Muru, a high dimarith who worked as a diplomat for many pantheons.

All he did was make fun of the author for his terrible writing. How was he supposed to know that the author was a god and that he would be punished by getting transmigrated into the body of the most loathed character in the novel — the shitty side villain that was arrested for sexually harassing one of the female protagonists. "Fuck."

Crime and Punishment is a novel by the Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky. It was first published in the literary journal The Russian Messenger in twelve monthly installments during 1866. It was later published in a single volume. It is the second of Dostoevsky's full-length novels following his return from ten years of exile in Siberia. Crime and Punishment is considered the first great novel of his mature period of writing and is often cited as one of the greatest works of world literature. I don't own any of this work

My name’s Jax Lee. In a world where everyone is born synced to a system, I was the defect. No rank. No class. No future. Just a broken wristband… and a missing father no one talks about. They called me a glitch. A bug. Useless. Disposable. Until the day I walked into a portal alone—and came back alive. Now? The system that ignored me is whispering in my head. It doesn’t level me up with kindness. It throws me into death trials, punishes disobedience, and teaches through pain. They say the system chooses its users. But mine rebuilt itself just to find me. The Cruel Origin Protocol wasn’t made to protect humanity. It was made to outlast it. And me? I’m no hero. I’m just the guy the system couldn’t kill. So I’ll learn. I’ll adapt. I’ll survive. And when I’m done— I won’t follow the rules. I’ll rewrite them.

They left him to die. The gods did not. Ren was pushed off a cliff by the one person he trusted — his best friend. Broken, bleeding, and moments from death, a voice called out to him from the void. “The Mourner sees your pain.” Now bound to the Punishment System, Ren becomes the unwilling executioner of forgotten sinners. Each mission etches pain into his soul, each failure brings torment. But as he carries out divine vengeance on strangers, he begins to uncover a darker truth: His betrayal was part of a far greater design — and the god who saved him may not be merciful after all. In a world where grief grants power and punishment is sacred, Ren must decide: Is he the Mourner’s chosen… or just its weapon?

In 2022, humanity developed an AI justice system to eradicate world crime. It did not fail. It adapted. Worldwide criminals were sentenced to something far worse than death: banishment to a world alien a world governed by anarchy, governed by force, and watched by something far beyond human understanding. Soren Arata, an unknown boy with no name but "Zero," opens his eyes in this brutal world with only a nickname, a strange tattoo on his palm, and the weight of a punishment he has no clue about. No memory. No friends. No choice. This is not a video game. There are no respawns. And the goal is not to escape to live is.

Death gave him a choice. He laughed. So she gave him a curse." Gin Chan had given up on life — betrayed, broken, and ready to disappear. But when he dies, he awakens in a realm where time stands still... and Death wears a silver smile. As punishment, he's thrust into a twisted game — forced to reincarnate into the bodies of people moments before their death. Thieves, soldiers, beggars, kings — each life, a new role. Each death, another lesson. But the rules are cruel: he feels every pain, remembers every end, and carries every scar. Armed only with previous lives' memories, Gin Chan must uncover the reason behind this torment. But the more lives he lives, the more he questions: Is he being punished… or prepared? And in the shadows, Death watches — waiting for the moment he finally understands what it means to live. --- Genres: Fantasy, Supernatural, Reincarnation, Psychologist