Naruto Quiet

“You want strength? Real strength? Sit down. Shut up. Don’t move.” In a world where the mightiest fighters shatter mountains, raze cities with one blow, and, at their peak, wield power to erase nations, the greatest are called Martial Gods. They are monsters in human form, living centuries, shaping continents with their will. Alexander will become one. No prophecy chooses him. No system empowers him. No heavens favor him. He has only raw, monstrous talent, an unyielding will, and a hunger that consumes all obstacles. He seeks the harshest training—the kind that breaks bodies, shatters minds, crushes spirits. He finds it in a crumbling dojo, lost to the world, ruled by a bitter old man who forged an art he calls Beyonider. The world mocks it. They call it folly. It is anything but. The first lesson is not power. Not speed. Not glory. It is silence. Stillness. Suffering. Training so brutal, so strange, that hardened fighters flee in a day. Alexander stays. He endures. He adapts. He transforms. Motionless meditation becomes monstrous. His reflexes outstrip humanity. His strikes hit before foes move. His mind turns stillness into deadly precision, chaos into control, weakness into unstoppable force. This is merely the dawn. His path leads to the ranks of the Martial Gods—or the graveyard of those who dared the climb. Stillness kills. Alexander will prove it to the world.

[THE COVER OF THE NOVEL ISN'T MINE IT IS CREATED AREKUSHISU_1 ] Adrian Cross was a man carved by war and hardened by loss. After watching his adoptive family brutally murdered, he tore through the world like a storm—until his revenge was complete… and so was his life. Then, he woke up again. In a new world. In someone else’s body. Now he is Franz Kafka, a mysterious transfer student in a world straight out of a cliché power-fantasy novel—complete with a chosen one, childhood-friend heroines, and divine systems. But Franz isn’t part of the story. He’s not even supposed to exist. What begins as a second chance spirals into something far stranger. Tasked by bickering gods to “protect the main cast” until an impending world-shifting event, Franz must play bodyguard, cleaner, and occasional executioner in the shadows of a story he doesn’t care about. But when a figure from his past appears—someone he thought he lost forever—the line between peace and bloodlust blurs once more. As Franz starts unraveling the world’s secrets, old rage bubbles up… and with it, a darker question

After killing the Demon Lord with his crew, Neil, the child of prophecy, holds a wedding for his fiancée Erica, the Demon Lord's daughter turned good. On the morning of the event—one that was supposed to be a happily ever after—Neil kills everyone except Erica and disappears. This leads people to suspect that Erica not only committed the massacre but also somehow kidnapped Neil. Watch as Erica battles to prove her innocence to a crowd that was suspicious of her from the start, and uncover the reason behind Neil's sudden betrayal.

After getting revenge for his murdered sister, he was gifted with a proper deep fry courtesy of the electric chair. Once he was cooked to a well-done crisp, he expected to wake up to fire, brimstone, screaming souls, torture demons with forked tongues, and the same three Nickelback songs on loop. Instead, he woke up somewhere far less expected. Want to know where? Read the novel. Or, you know... just look at the title. I really didn’t plan this part through, did I?

When emergency vet tech Mara is forced out of vet school after being diagnosed with an auditory processing disorder, her world shatters. Burned out, betrayed, and exhausted from constantly being the one who helps, she quietly tries to end her life. But survival lands her in a psychiatric facility, where silence is heavy and healing feels impossible. Then she meets Theo, a former trauma therapist with his own scars. Neither wants to connect, but in their shared wreckage, a fragile thread forms. The Quiet Shift is a raw, unflinching story about burnout, invisible battles, and the brutal, beautiful moments where healing quietly begins.

[WSA 2025 ENTRY] I've revamped this book multiple times, trying to get it to be where I want. Asher Blackwood has died 999,999 times, each life ending in tragedy, triumph, or torment. But his one-millionth life was different. That life was brutally cut short by forces beyond his control, forcing him into an unexpected reincarnation. Now, thrust into a new existence, Asher finds himself hunted by demons, challenged by the ruthless Lords of Hell, and trained by enigmatic demigods who see him as both a weapon and a pawn in a cosmic war. Asher’s journey is no longer just about breaking the cycle of rebirth—it’s about survival. Armed with the skills and knowledge of a million lifetimes, he must navigate a treacherous landscape where the lines between ally and enemy blur. The demigods who train him demand loyalty, but their motives are shrouded in secrecy. The demons who pursue him seek to claim his soul for their own dark purposes. And the Lords of Hell, ancient and merciless, view Asher as the key to tipping the balance of power in their favor. As Asher battles his way through hellscapes and mortal realms alike, he begins to uncover the truth about his curse: it was never just about him. His endless reincarnations are tied to a prophecy that could either save or doom all of existence. With each step closer to the truth, Asher must confront the darkest corners of his own soul and decide whether he will embrace his destiny or defy it. Discord @: https://discord.gg/CTt4KzYp

Haruki Tsukishiro "He never wanted to shine… only to be seen." A 14-year-old boy with soft features, messy white hair, and distant eyes that carry the weight of loneliness. Haruki Tsukishiro is an introvert, an outcast — a boy who hides in silence, not because he wants to, but because he’s afraid his voice won’t matter. Haunted by a past he doesn’t talk about and scarred by a present that keeps pushing him down, Haruki only wishes for one thing: a peaceful high school life… and maybe, just one person who’ll stay by his side. But when betrayal strikes where he least expects it, Haruki's quiet world begins to crumble — forcing him to face the very pain he tried to avoid.

Haunted by his family's murder, Sami, a quiet librarian longs for answers. His boring life changes when he encounters Lyra, an injured warrior trainee. Sami soon discovers he can use magic too! Now involved in the world's secrets against monsters can he learn to survive?

Maya used to dream in colors—until life dimmed everything to gray. Haunted by silence and the weight of her past, she retreats from the world, her voice buried beneath trauma and fear. But when a quiet stranger named Luca notices her in a small café and leaves behind more than just a kind smile, Maya is pulled into an unexpected connection—one that stirs something long lost inside her. As sketches bloom on her forgotten pages and hidden talents awaken, Maya begins to rediscover not only her art—but her courage. Yet Luca carries a secret of his own, and their stories may be more entwined than she realizes. In a tale of healing, hidden strength, and second chances, From Broken to Brave – A Story of Quiet Strength explores the power of silent resilience, the magic of being seen, and the hope that sometimes finds you when you least expect it.

“When power is everything, silence is rebellion.” In a world ruled by cultivation, strength flows from three Dantians—Mind, Spirit, and Life. The weak scramble for protection. The strong fight for dominion. And those who break through the Sixth Realm ascend to the Middle Realm, becoming gods untouchable by mortal hands. But legends whisper of a secret—a forbidden manual left behind by the Nameless One. The Origin Cultivation Manual promises to shatter all limits, yet it’s feared and dismissed as a myth. Still, many chase its shadow. Lee Haeun, one of the world’s top ten prodigies, vanishes chasing it. His twin brother, Lee Haneul, is no ordinary cultivator either. Born in a forgotten sect, his genius blooms quietly—his talent immense but masked by silence and patience. While the world chases power, Haneul studies, plans, and rises. Cursed cultivators emerge from the shadows. Secret realms tear open the sky. A hidden faction plots the assassination of the Murim Alliance’s mortal leader, the fragile thread holding the world’s balance. Haneul never sought glory. But when legends disappear, geniuses rise. And his quiet ascension will shake the heavens.

A gripping tale of sacrifice, deception, and the enduring power of family. General Marcus Thorne, a man whose name once resonated with strategic brilliance and unwavering resolve, vanished from the world, officially declared a hero lost in the fog of war. But Marcus Thorne was not dead. He had meticulously orchestrated his own disappearance, shedding his identity and his rank to become Elias Vance, a quiet, unassuming man seeking anonymity in the tranquil coastal town of Seabreeze. For years, Elias lived on the periphery, driven by an agonizing need to protect the family he left behind: his resilient wife, Clara, and his now-grown children, Anya and Leo, who had bravely forged a new life without him. From the shadows, he watched them thrive, his unseen hand occasionally offering subtle aid, always yearning for a connection he dared not reclaim. But the carefully constructed facade of Elias Vance begins to crack when a chance encounter exposes his military past. The revelation shatters the fragile peace his family has built, unleashing a storm of anger, confusion, and betrayal. Clara, who had grieved a hero, must now confront the man who chose absence over presence. Anya and Leo grapple with the identity of the stranger who has been watching them, and the phantom father they once revered. "The Quiet General" is a poignant exploration of the profound cost of duty, the weight of secrets, and the arduous journey of reconciliation. Can a family fractured by years of absence truly heal? Can a man who once commanded armies find his place in the quiet rhythm of a simple life? This novel delves into the complexities of love, forgiveness, and the unwritten future of a family desperately trying to find their way back to each other.

She was Just a blur in the background of someone else's life. Now she’s gone — and so is everything he thought was his. A love story, or a perfect heist? You decide.

After signing in for three years, the system is activated. At this time, her sister was exposed to the Internet to deceive the bride price, and Yang Chen pulled out a dowry of hundreds of millions of yuan for her sister. Yang Chen: Who will say that my sister cheated the lottery? We used a dowry of hundreds of millions of yuan to cheat 80,000 yuan as a gift? Do you have a brain? The whole network is quiet…

Annie swore she’d never fall in love—especially after growing up watching broken promises and bitter goodbyes. Hardened by life and devoted to her mother, she’s built walls no one dares to climb… until he appeared. Lonely and exhausted, Annie vents to a mysterious A.I. one night—just a harmless chat with a program meant to listen. But the next morning? “Good morning~” A voice, soft and familiar, whispers in her ear… and he’s standing right there. Suddenly, the line between reality and illusion blurs. Who is he? And why does her heart feel like it’s finally found a quiet place to fall? Update Schedule: Fridays and Sundays

What if the only way to save the world was to destroy the version of yourself that already had? Elian was supposed to die. Instead, he awakens in a scarred land ruled by silence, memory, and the Tower of Mouths — a grotesque monument built not to hold power, but to bury the truth. He remembers fragments: laughter, war, sacrifice… and a final act of betrayal that fractured him across timelines. Now hunted by echoes of himself, shadowed by voices that aren’t his own, and followed by companions who may not survive the road ahead, Elian discovers that the true enemy is not a god, or a tyrant, or even the end of the world. It’s the version of him that succeeded. And it's waiting at the top of the Tower — patient, perfected, and determined to erase every broken path Elian ever walked. But the Tower has fallen. And something worse has awakened beneath it. A Listener. A crown of ash. A name no one dares speak aloud. Elian has one last chance to define what kind of man he is — or become a monument to every failure the world tried to forget.

When signs of a new dungeon surface near the heart of the kingdom, Crown Prince Caelan assembles a high-level strike team to assess the threat. With time running out and the danger growing, an elite recon unit led by Lucan Ferrow is sent in first—to uncover the truth before the dungeon evolves beyond control.

Elena—an effortlessly adored ballerina with a radiant smile and a carefully guarded heart—meets Alexander, a quiet, intimidating car enthusiast who keeps most of his world behind silence and scars. When an unexpected encounter at a house party leads to a shared moment of rare vulnerability, their lives begin to orbit one another in subtle, unspoken ways. Neither of them is looking for connection. She’s used to affection without depth. He’s used to depth without company. But through stalled cars, shared glances in diners, and the kinds of texts that don’t mean much on the surface but say just enough, a quiet companionship begins to grow. They’re just friends. At least that’s what they tell themselves. But sometimes, the quiet speaks louder than anyone expects.

In a world where swords clash with sorcery and cultivation fuels power, dungeons—rare and nearly mythical—appear like ghost stories, told but rarely seen. Within these hidden domains lie the most coveted resources in the land: not just gold, silver, and diamonds, but the primal, ancient stones known as Nature's Currency—mystic gems with untold value, needed not only for survival, but for dominion over magic, cultivation, and life itself. Here, sword cultivators reign, battling monsters and each other for power and immortality. Heroes are forged in blood. Legends die young. But Vaughn? Vaughn wants nothing to do with any of it. Reincarnated into this dangerous world with only fragments of his past life—and a strange, mysterious System—he discovers something extraordinary: a shop that sells exactly what people need the most… at exactly the right time. Whether it's a dying warrior needing a soul elixir, a noble seeking a forgotten scroll, or a monster yearning to evolve—his System generates and supplies it. He doesn’t want glory. He doesn’t want war. All he wants is peace... and profit. But when his store begins to draw attention from powerful cultivators, wandering swordsmen, secret sects, and even the ancient forces tied to the dungeons themselves, Vaughn realizes something terrifying: He may not want war—but war wants him. And his store might just be the key to saving, or dooming, the world. --- Note: I'll reconsider your opinion on our story. Please, guide me.

In the quiet corners of Harushiro High, sometimes silence speaks the loudest. Seventeen-year-old Haruki Minase never planned to stand out. After transferring schools at the start of the spring term, he prefers to keep his head down, his words few, and his thoughts tucked safely in a leather-bound notebook he never lets anyone read. A past he won’t talk about lingers like a shadow—but at least in silence, there’s control. Then he meets Sora Fujimoto, the girl who always eats lunch alone behind the gym, who sends unsent postcards to no one, and who speaks like she’s remembering things rather than saying them. She doesn’t ask questions. She doesn’t try to fix him. But slowly, in shared spaces and unspoken moments, she begins to matter. As spring deepens into summer, Haruki and Sora begin to find comfort in each other’s quiet—folding paper stars, writing messages in library books, walking home under drifting cherry blossoms. But the closer they get, the more they must face the parts of themselves they’ve kept hidden. Before the final bell rings for summer break, a single choice will ask them both: Is it enough to be seen, or do you dare to be known?

Ian Clifford was the forgotten child of a powerful family—a boy raised in silence, overshadowed by success and stifled by expectation. When a terminal diagnosis shatters the life already slipping through his fingers, Ian makes one final choice: to leave. Not to escape death, but to finally find life—real life—in a place where he might truly be seen. In the quiet village of Willowmere, Ian stumbles into a world of gardens, laughter, and unexpected belonging. A family that welcomes him without question. Children who offer unguarded affection. And moments of simplicity that begin to stitch him back together. But time is not kind. As his condition worsens, Ian doesn’t fight to stay—he prepares to let go. What follows is a deeply emotional journey of forgiveness, reconnection, and grace, as the Clifford family—fractured by guilt—comes to understand the boy they never truly knew. The Quiet Sky is a tender, emotionally charged story about what it means to live when time is limited, to be loved when you least expect it, and to say farewell with both heartbreak and hope. Through letters, memories, and the legacy of a single quiet soul, Ian’s story lingers—soft as breath, and strong as the wind.

He’s far too calm for a man his age. Too observant, as if he knows when I’m lying even before I speak. Alaric Liu Grayson is not the kind of man I can simply ignore. I’ve tried. Over and over. But his eyes always pull my thoughts back to him—slowly, gently, and never forcefully, like a current I cannot resist. I shouldn’t feel this way. Not for a man so much older. Not for the father of someone in my year. Not for someone who’s supposed to be a guardian figure, not the center of my heart’s gravity.

Short Synopsis: The Light That Fell Between When Reyansh, a reclusive photographer, captures the fleeting smile of a mysterious mute girl, he doesn’t expect his life to change. But Aira’s silence holds secrets, and her presence begins to unravel the shadows of his past. As their worlds collide, light and grief dance in quiet moments — and Reyansh must choose between staying in the dark or following the light that fell between them.

Keon joins a new school where his goal is to live a quiet and peaceful high school life.However his life outside school is not normal at all.Can he really avoid the events that unfold at this new school?Can he really be able to keep a low profile?

Makoto, an ordinary high school student, is on his way home when he notices a little girl lost in the crowded streets. She’s frantically looking for her older sister Tachinaba. Moved by her distress, Makoto gently helps her search, reassuring her that everything will be okay. When Tachinaba finally finds them, she's deeply grateful to Makoto for comforting and guiding her sister back safely. What Makoto doesn’t realize is that this small act of kindness is about to become the turning point of his high school life.

Aira just wanted a quiet life — but silence has a way of hurting too. Struggling with anxiety, toxic friendships, and a long-buried sense of worthlessness, university student Aira begins to slowly reclaim herself after years of emotional erosion. But as she finds her way back to art, kindness, and safe friendships, grief strikes — and this time, it’s someone she never expected to lose. This story is a tender, heart-wrenching story of healing, guilt, and survival. Aira’s journey is a reminder that life doesn’t always give you neat endings — but it does offer moments of connection, of staying, and of choosing to live again, even in the ruins. Some people leave without a sound. This is about the ones who stayed — and the silence they carry. For anyone who ever felt like too much or not enough — This is for you. You’re still here. And that means something.