Agents Looking For Realistic

A naive young man chooses to walk a path of his own making. But the further he goes, the more pain he encounters. In a world torn by war, secrets, and blood... could peace be more than just a dream?

I’m no hero, no reincarnated prodigy—just a 47-year-old man, a native of Orario, and a long-time member of Ganesha Familia. I’ve seen gods rise, adventurers fall, and promises turn to blood in the dungeon’s dark. This is not a story of chosen ones or meteoric level-ups. It’s a grounded take on Danmachi—where survival means strategy, money can rival strength, and Familia politics are deadlier than monsters. I won’t rush to the bottom of the dungeon. I’ll show how Orario really works. Welcome to the side of Danmachi where reality bites. ———————————————————————————————————— Disclaimer: Danmachi (also known as Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?) is the intellectual property of Fujino Ōmori, SB Creative, and other respective rights holders. I do not own any part of the original series. This fanfiction is a work of passion made for entertainment purposes only. I only claim ownership of the original characters and plot elements I have created specifically for this story.

Agent B Twelve of a secret organization is on a secret mission on which the fate of the world depends. Failure to solve it could mean the end of the human race altogether. Losing in the attempt to save the Earth, he has no choice but to put everything in the hands of a dog he found wandering in the area where he was last seen. My first novel :D.

Es la versión en español de mi primera historia llamada Agent's Dog System. El agente B-Doce de una organización secreta se enfrenta a un caso, buscando pistas que lo llevarán a resolver la crisis. No resolverlo podría significar el fin de la raza humana por completo. Al perder en el intento de salvar la Tierra, no tiene más remedio que poner todo en manos de un perro que encontró vagando por el área donde fue visto por última vez.

Shu Yao has always loved Bai Qi. Silently. Secretly. With the kind of devotion that doesn’t ask to be returned. But Bai Qi has never looked his way—not like that. His eyes have always been on Shu Yao’s younger sister, Qing Yue. Bright, soft-spoken, radiant in the ways Shu Yao was told boys should never be. So Shu Yao stays quiet. He smiles when he must. He bleeds where no one can see. When a high fever forces him to break his routine and drop his mask, everything begins to shift. Bai Qi offers help—clumsy, well-meaning, but blind to the damage it causes. Shu Yao, too used to locking his doors and swallowing his ache, can’t bring himself to let it in. Not when every kindness feels like pity. Not when his dreams are haunted by things he can’t say aloud.

. Told you, IDIOT

A possibly poor attempt at making a novel for the first time. In general, I'm trying to be realistic, a couple characters are based off of a couple of my friends. As the story goes on, characters can get traumatized, scarred for life, or losing limbs. Some may go insane just by wanting to go home, praying it's all a dream.

Some accidents aren’t accidents. Some powers don’t come as gifts… but warnings. Seven teens were never meant to survive the crash. But when they did, something in the river awakened inside them. Technology. Speed. Invisibility. Creation. They thought they could hide it. Control it. Then came the tournaments. The training. And the invitation from EX Agency. But one of them isn’t who they seem. A shapeshifter moves among them. A stolen power grows. And a hidden enemy waits to absorb them all. A forbidden stone resurfaces. A friend is taken. A monster is born. And one of them must sacrifice everything… to stop him. They were chosen by fate. But not all of them will make it out the same.

Book 2 of the Rainbow Sisters Series Ophira Laurier is the second-born of the infamous Seven Sisters—a gold-medalist athlete, a quiet protector, and the steady force in a house that never stops moving. She's used to bruises and broken nails, to carrying weight without complaint. But no one warned her that love could ache worse than any sprain. Her secret? Ozaire Elrod. Captain of the boys' team. Sharp, composed, and maddeningly kind. He's the boy she’s been silently rooting for—heart skipping, eyes lingering, always from a distance. The crush she carried like a secret? Turns heavy, sharp-edged. Because she loved him quietly. And he doubted her loudly. Now, Ophira has to face what hurts more: the betrayal of strangers—or the silence of the one boy she never wanted to stop believing in. This isn’t just about a camera. Or revenge. It’s about heartbreak. Power. And a girl choosing herself first.

You look like a man who doesn’t talk much,” she says. “Only when there’s something worth saying,” he replies.

In the year 2202 romantic relationships are no longer carried out directly between humans. Everything is run by Love Agent Robot, a cute and stylish mascot that chooses the ideal partner based on data and then automatically composes romantic messages and adjusts emotions so that the relationship is always stable and humans only enjoy the results. However, Aira Holsen & Rein Arcova are now both trapped in an imperfect artificial relationship

Arsol (Username: Hakkun) is your average eighteen-year-old tech nerd; he reads cliche light novels, plays video games (way too many), studies for exams, and he programs! Does he have friends? A social life, maybe? Nah, he’s an anti-social whose inner monologues revolve around how humans suck. He’s the type who blames the world for his problems: edgy, angsty, emo— thinks he’s smarter than everyone and has answers for the world’s crisis. Gotta give it to him, though, he a young talent at whatever he does. His skills for programming, gaming (FPS) as well as studying makes up for the fact that he’s an arse. So much so, that he stops going to school altogether and locks himself in his room, he’d rather be with his computer. Because Arsol is on a mission! He’s been collaborating with online strangers who are all equally gamers and computer nerds, who understand him, and who all have this idea to make this steampunk/dieselpunk game called ‘Hero of Emberstein.’ Now, Arsol won’t lie, he’s obsessed. Being one of the co-creators, he finds himself adding features and details he’d want in an MMORPG. The only thing he dislikes is the customizable character features; he never understands such a personalized activity. He prefers Gacha. After 3 years, the game is finally available for beta testing, his 7 online co-creators are all ready to click the play button. But little does Arsol know, he would for real be in the game, like in person, like ISEKAI-ed, like he could die, for real for real. What's worse is, everyone who clicked the play button for the beta test, has also been Isekaied. So like, maybe over a thousand or more? Arsol thinks it’s his fault innocent players are getting transmigrated into HIS game, because he remembers that he removed the 'EXIT' button as a harmless malfunctioning prank-- turned deadly?! Oops. Journey along with Arsol as he hides his identity as the creator, the culprit, and the administrator. And that time he finds out his 6 online friends are all here as well, but where?! Who?! UGH, THIS IS WHY HE HATES CUSTOMIZABLE CHARACTERS! ( I DO, IN FACT, OWN THE COVER )

After being betrayed and emotionally broken by his ex-girlfriend, Jay isolates himself, building emotional walls no one can get through. Quiet and distant, he drifts through school unnoticed—until Xavier transfers in. With a fierce reputation and a soft spot he keeps hidden, Xavier becomes the first person to truly see Jay. As their paths intertwine, Xavier slowly unravels the pain behind Jay’s silence, and what begins as curiosity soon blossoms into healing, trust, and a love neither of them expected.

Chevy Helvon, a not so normal teenager gets reincarnated in another world with no clue what to do. Unlike his last life, in this life he wants to not hate himself but love himself and fulfill his wishes. Will he achieve what he wants or fail?

Two girls who love each other, would that be easy?

Leo's life have been a complete disaster. when he sees his fiance getting engaged to his brother he takes his own life in despair Light have been in coma for almost two years since his accident he dies due to a powerbreak in the hospital but his soul revives in Leo's body He doesn't understand why it happened but he feels gratitude for getting a second chance. Light is a former FBI agent ,he travles to the agency in search of his girlfriend only to find out she quit and moved to Korea in his way back, he dreams about Leo and he tells him to fulfill his last wish make a woman fall for him

Everyone thinks they know Sawyer Ryle—the easygoing kid with a crooked smile and too many friends to count. But none of them see the truth. Because Sawyer is a lie. Raised by the Noctis clan, a covert guild of assassins and spies, he was trained to be two things: invisible in the dark, and unforgettable in the light. His laughter is rehearsed. His friendships are calculated. Every secret he keeps is another layer of armor. And it’s all worked—until now. A mission gone wrong exposes more than just his identity. It pulls back the veil on everything he’s worked to protect. The people who trusted him begin to question. The enemies who never knew him begin to close in. And Sawyer is left staring into the mirror, unsure if there’s anything real behind the mask he’s worn for so long. In a world where magic sharpens blades and secrets kill faster than poison, the most dangerous thing Sawyer could become… is himself.

Wounded and pursued through the jungle by Pakistani soldiers, RAW agent Vikram Singh detonates a hidden explosive, sacrificing himself to eliminate his pursuers. Instead of death, he awakens in 1970 Pakistan, inhabiting the body of another RAW agent with the same name. Disoriented by the time jump, Vikram is further stunned by the activation of a "Gamer System" in his mind. This system grants him enhanced physical and mental abilities, along with skills like face and voice changing, and memory reading, rewards for his past and present identities as a spy. Realizing he has a second chance with extraordinary abilities, Vikram is determined to become the ultimate spy in this new timeline.

Revenge Looks Good On Her — A Seductive Thriller of Secrets, Power, and Slow-Burn Obsession She died once. Now she’s back — not for justice, but revenge. After her family's empire is destroyed and her body thrown from a rooftop, Wáng Shuǒrán vanishes from the world. Years later, she resurfaces as Miss Red: seductive, dangerous, and unrecognizable. Her mission? Infiltrate the empire of Jiǎn Zhìhéng — the powerful syndicate leader who ruined her life — and destroy him from the inside. But she didn’t count on Lín Yàonán. Jian’s right-hand man. Emotionless. Untouchable. Except... he’s not who he seems. And his eyes? They’ve seen her before. He’s undercover. She’s out for blood. They were never supposed to collide. But one desperate kiss ignites a chain reaction of secrets, betrayal, and forbidden tension. > He’s sworn to bring her in. She’s planning to bring him down. Falling in love? Not part of the plan. Content Advisory: This series contains mature themes, explicit scenes, and emotionally intense relationships. Recommended for readers 17+. Expect: dark romance, morally gray characters, steamy tension, and psychological warfare.

Nineteen-year-old Michelle is leaving behind the comfort of her small hometown to start fresh at university. Nervous but hopeful, she arrives at her dorm with no idea what lies ahead—until a simple glance from a stranger across the hall changes everything. Steve, a twenty-year-old sophomore with an easy smile and messy hair, wasn’t looking for anything serious. But when he and Michelle collide—literally—in the dorm kitchen, something clicks. A tea shared on a bench becomes a late-night conversation. A quiet walk across campus turns into a heartbeat-skipping moment. As their connection deepens, so do the questions: Can something so unexpected be real? What happens when the magic of the first weeks fades into routine—or reality? Set in the cozy, chaotic world of university life, The Way You Looked at Me is a tender coming-of-age romance about timing, vulnerability, and the way love sometimes finds you exactly where you weren’t looking.

Katsuya Yui, a secret agent who moved to Tokyo and enrolled in school under the orders of her captain, is not for doing any special mission but just enjoying life. The new things and people she meets here gradually change everything inside her and there is also an underground struggle in this bustling city.