Guerillas

In the year 2024, an ordinary Maratha man from modern India finds himself mysteriously transported back to 1689, moments before one of the most pivotal events in Indian history—the execution of Sambhaji Maharaj, the warrior-king of the Maratha Empire. Armed with a mysterious technology system that offers him rewards and knowledge based on the points he earns, the protagonist is thrust into a dangerous mission: to save Sambhaji Raje from execution by Aurangzeb’s forces and prevent the fall of the Maratha Empire. However, the protagonist is no seasoned warrior—he is timid, cautious, and completely out of place in this violent era. Through gradual technological advancements, military strategy learned through gaming, and deep respect for Sambhaji Maharaj, he must navigate the treacherous political landscape, using his modern understanding of economics, strategy, and guerilla warfare to support the Maratha Empire. Over the course of his journey, he uncovers the betrayal that led to Sambhaji's capture, faces the might of Aurangzeb’s empire, and helps Sambhaji reclaim his throne while planning for the long-term goal of creating Akhand Bharat—a unified India. Together, they plot for freedom, but can history be rewritten, or will the legacy of the lion be cut short once more?

Big Guns: Check! Sexy Armored Battleships: Check! Blood and Gore: Check! The world of Stormgail has been plunged into a world of strife. The magically superior, the magickas, has launched a war of extermination against the magically inferior. Despite being outclassed in every way, the inferiors have launched a bloody campaign of guerilla warfare. Armed with only cold weapons such as pikes, swords, and spears, they fought hard. Yet, no matter how hard they fought, being inferior in every way, losses mounted to extreme numbers until they could no longer hold out on the main continents. Now, a single civilization is left. Although consisting of many nations, it has united under a collective government, one that was built upon some faraway islands. Thankfully, being an island civilization, they invested heavily into warships, so they had man-o-wars, sloops, and frigates; they may be able to hold out, but for how long? With dwindling resources such as rations, the massive influx of refugees, and trade halted, the question of their survival becomes more pressing. But a fleet of unknown origin appeared on the horizon, bearing a flag of unknown origin. With them, they brought ideas and weapons that could end civilizations and one that could foster a new one. Whichever they decide to side with will affect not only the course of the war but also the fate of Stormgail!

In a time long past, the human race emerged triumphant over the dragons, sealing their majestic beings into mortal bodies known as dragonoids. Unfortunately, this victory led to the subjugation of the dragonoids by their human counterparts, who harnessed their powers as military weapons through the ominous Vesryn Pulse. Amidst this bleak reality, a glimmer of hope emerged in the form of Arcadia, a daring guerilla group led by the charismatic Estoff Wraith, striving to liberate the dragonoids and put an end to humanity's cruel exploitation. Within this tumultuous backdrop, the intertwining destinies of two individuals would shape the course of events. Amphere Harrison, accompanied by his loyal dragonoid partner, Airelina Frembell, found himself thrust into the Dragon Knight Academy. Unwillingly thrust into the resistance against the oppressive government, Amphere must harness his newfound dragonoid abilities and emerge victorious in the treacherous Dragon Knights Tournament, all in hopes of earning the favor of the princess. This, they believe, will serve as a crucial first step towards granting the dragonoids the freedom they so desperately deserve. Vesryn Pulse weaves a gripping tale of action and intrigue, centering around a young man unwittingly caught in the clutches of a brutal war. Possessing incredible skills and abilities, he becomes a catalyst for uncovering the dark secrets shrouding the government, Arcadia, and the enigmatic Vesryn Pulse. However, in his relentless pursuit of truth, he will soon discover that the price of enlightenment is far greater than he ever could have fathomed.

Che Guevara is resurrected from the dead by God. He's then thrown into a world of utter chaos. There's dragons and cultivators and magic galore. In this world now he has the special ability to have a unique version of himself? THIS STORY HAS: Cultivation Weird cultivation Fights Inevitable revolution against abusive capitalist regimes Planned romance Idiots, Lots and lots of idiots

The Casparon dynasty learns the hard way that it's disadvantageous to have only one heir to the throne, when a hostile takeover by the military leaves the ruling family of Korazin teetering on the edge of extinction. The head of the forces, General Garrera, conspires with the enemy, and obtains military support from them with which to defeat two loyalist garrisons who are now fighting to install the 13-year-old Crown Prince. The King has been murdered, and the rest of the royal family is either also dead or locked up by hostile forces who have also taken the Palace. But very fortuitously, the Crown Prince, the one who needs to be especially removed, is not at the Palace when General Garrera executes his coup. And Korazin is plunged into civil and political war between the General's forces and loyalist guerillas. Two years pass before it's concluded, with Garrera on the winning side. The Crown Prince is dead. Or so everyone thinks. Two years at war takes a toll on a young man. With Garrera's net closing in on him and the last of the Royal Brigade, he sails off on a small ship with Goldoran ships chasing him. The ship drifts into what is known as the Meridian, a line in the sea across which no ships or men can survive. Legend has it that it is the edge of the world, beyond which men are not welcome. But the Prince lives. Finding himself in a strange land, he is the only one who knows about the existence of another land across the water. This is the story of K'rar von Caspar and his 14-year exile in this land, where he establishes himself to the status of a folk hero and prepares for a grand return to Korazin, with a sophisticated army of foreigners, massive advanced ships, giants and a secret weapon. His army, of both men and women, will fight for him to the death. Will he cross the meridian again? Can his new army fight both Korazin and Goldora? Do his people even want or recognize him?

Cohen, a member of the specialized guerilla unit, along with his squad were ambushed. Even though they tried their best, they couldn't fend off the enemy forces. Soon, the members of Cohen's squad all fell, and Cohen followed along. But after a while, he opened his eyes, only to find himself in a new place—a new world. But Cohen's voice, and body were not that of his own, but rather, a child's. What was even worse was that the child was malnourished, of small built, and living in a slum, where nobody would grant him anything. For the sake of survival, Cohen decides to do what he was best at previously—killing, for a living. The cover photo of the novel is not mine. If the creator of the artwork wants me to remove it, I'll remove it.

Bangladesh is an independent state in name only. Enemies within the country are the biggest subject of subjugation for a country. The time was 1971. Bangladesh became independent in name only. The traitors were planning to destroy Bangladesh from within. One by one they finished off those who conducted the great liberation war. This brutal massacre continued for several years after seventy-one. Seeing these dire conditions in their own country, some youths became eager. They were brave freedom fighters and guerilla leaders. They had a big team. But when they saw the Razakars going in groups and taking freedom fighter certificates, they did not step on that path. They stay hidden. No one knew they ran a guerilla group. The year was 1976. A few months ago, the most scandalous incident happened after the liberation war. 15 August 1975 in English Census. And another is 3 November 1975. The assassination of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur and the assassination of four national leaders in jail. When the whole country is busy with depression and fear about these issues. At that time a ten-member youth group was busy discussing the issue. These ten youths are engrossed in discussions on how to bring the country on the right path and how to prevent traitors and external enemies from the country and how to deal with them. Suddenly a young man stood up and said, -If we form a secret organization. And if we stop all these actions secretly, how does the matter stand? The other young man thought for a while and said, "It's good." We can secure our country. What is the name of the organization? Then the young man said, I have already ticked the name! "The Blind" means, BANGLADESH LEGAL OR ILLEGAL NATIONAL DEFENSE