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After accidentally causing a world ending Black Hole in his lab, Winston found himself in a fantasy world, where an endless sea of Mages sought Godhood itself by ascending through the realms of mana. Transmigrated into the body of a Gravity Mage, a branch of magic that was as rare as gold itself, so powerful that he could squish his enemies into blobs of flesh with his mind, he eventually figured out that the best way to live in this world, was to ascend through the realms of mana himself! The fastest, if not the most advanced way to ascend, was to hunt evil beings in all shapes or forms, steal their essences, and purify it to strengthen, and essentially improve the quality of his mana pool so he could ascend through the realms, or levels of mana quality himself. The essences that were prized the most, were those of dark, and perhaps even demonic Goddesses! When these Goddesses had their backs against the wall, they did everything in their power to seduce the Mages who bested them in combat. Their vile charm was difficult to resist, even impossible to some, but much like the alluring song of a Siren, torment followed any man who gave in to the seduction of the Goddesses! Their evil nature could not be taken lightly, as the destruction of Civilization itself was one of the minor sins in their past, in comparison to what these Goddesses were capable of! The hunt for power progression was challenging, fit only to let the greatest Mages advance. Winston considered himself a man of greater means, and so he was ready to give it his best shot to progress, and keep his head on his shoulders. He was ready to go after the rank of a Gravity Magus, no matter what it took, as beyond the rank of a Magus, immortality, and even Goodhood itself was just around the corner! … ~ Be sure to check out my other novels in my author profile. I don’t drop my work, and will end each novel at around 1,500 chapters. ~ [#Magus] [#Arch Mage] [#Mages] [#Mana] [#New Trope] [#No System] [#Sweet Romance] [#Demons] [#Dimensions] [#Portals] [#Shared Transmigration]

Veryon Halcrest, the bankrupt duke infamous for being broke and bleeding his territory dry with taxes suddenly collapses one day. When he opens his eyes, the soul inside him is that of a money-obsessed archmage who once ruled the magical world through pure capital. [98...99...100%] [The Greatest Capitalist System Has Been Activated!] There was only one problem... Why is this system so yappy!? [Ping!] [Host is mean!] Ugh. #nosmut Alternative Titles : Is My System A Waifu!? The Greatest Capitalist Across Dimensions The Northern Duke Is A Heretic? Transmigrated Mage With SSS Rank Minions The Money Obsessed Archmage's Second Life As A Broke Duke --- P.S. Drop Castle for Bonus Chapters :) Note: There is a title change scheduled by the end of the month to change the novel name to Is My System A Waifu? Please be understanding and supportive during this period. Thank you.

A hundred years after the Demon Invasion shook the world of Eartherios, magic has forgotten the price once paid for peace. On the continent of Westerios, the once-glorious name of Rosenbach Academy—the final bastion of humanity—has been reduced to little more than a cruel joke. The academy is on the brink of collapse. Its buildings are neglected, debts are piling up, and both students and faculty have dwindled to a shadow of their former numbers. Talented mages abandon it for more prestigious institutions, leaving Rosenbach branded as the weakest academy—a dumping ground for commoners with no future. The Magic Council has already passed a bitter verdict: Rosenbach Academy will be shut down within one year. Amid this slow ruin, a “problem student” comes back to life. Cyrus Fon Ronsenburg, heir to the Ronsenburg family, is infamous as the academy’s greatest failure. He suffers from Condensed Mana Phenomenon (CMP)—a rare condition that renders his mana too dense and heavy for conventional spellcasting. He cannot release long-range magic, frequently suffers violent backlash, and is deemed a danger to himself and others. Coupled with a stained reputation built on countless false accusations, Cyrus has become the living embodiment of Rosenbach’s decay. But no one knows the truth. Within the body of Cyrus Fon Ronsenburg resides the soul of Cyrus van Bunansa—a legendary Combat Mage, direct disciple of Gerrad Rosenbach, and a war hero who once defeated the Demon King’s General and dealt the Demon King a fatal wound at the cost of his own life. Now, burdened with the memories of two lives, Cyrus is forced to witness the cruelest irony of all: The academy he once defended with blood and sacrifice… is dying without honor. Rather than seeking revenge on the world or revealing his true identity, Cyrus makes a single, simple—yet utterly insane—decision: He will restore Rosenbach Academy. Not as a celebrated hero, but as the problem student everyone looks down on. With sharp sarcasm, absurd choices, and training methods deemed “utterly nonsensical,” Cyrus begins to change Rosenbach from within. He turns CMP—once labeled a disease—into the cornerstone of an entirely new combat style: close-range Combat Mage, where excessively condensed mana transforms the body itself into a lethal weapon. While the world laughs at him, Cyrus slowly proves that CMP is not a curse, but the next evolution of magic—granting him potential that may surpass even his former life. Yet the rebirth of Rosenbach does not come without consequences. In the shadows, the remnants of demonic forces begin to stir. Ancient artifacts awaken, forbidden contracts resurface, and the buried legacy of Gerrad Rosenbach starts to unveil secrets that were meant to remain entombed with the war of a century past. Rosenbach Academy is more than just a building. It is a symbol of a world that chose to forget. And when that academy rises once more, the world will be forced to remember—that the Demon was never truly defeated.

Misfortune forces Will Hawke into The Wild as an unawakened seventeen year old who will do anything he must to survive. He finds skeletons of beasts from long ago protecting an ancient ruin from the age before magic. All he finds inside is a crown on a broken throne.

Maurise just wanted a stable life. Instead, he got a Hogwarts letter and a book on Necromancy. Become a Necromancer? Why not. With undead as servants and spectres as companions, Morris finds comfort in the whispers of the dead. To the outside world, however, he presents a different face. "I’m just an ordinary wizard with a passion for academic research," Maurise explains with a gentle, harmless smile, oblivious to his classmates shivering in terror before him. ...

Damien was just five years old when he witnessed a pair of Mythical Beasts devour his mother. They called her "Mutt" before they killed her. He spent thirteen years learning to repay the favor. Now eighteen and an awakened Elementalist, Damien sets out to hunt them down. But when he bonds with a forgotten element, everything takes a terrible turn, and he must ask himself: How much is he willing to lose to wring those cats by their necks? Set in a high fantasy world, this is a story about two brothers who, at any cost, won't stop until they reach their goals.

A little bit of author's spiel under the summary _________________ On a cool, late autumn night, Kayo Daza, a fast food line chef with a lifelong obsession with theater, finds himself the victim of a horrific murder. With no powers or guidance, he is thrown into a new world by forces he could never hope to comprehend. As he attempts to survive in a world that treats him as disposable, rumors surface of a fallen star, The Black Lantern, said to be able to grant a wish to whomever finds it. But the deeper Kayo digs, the clearer it becomes that he wasn't the first person to be dragged to this world, and he won't be the last. Whatever brought him here has plans far greater than his survival. And if Kayo truly wants to return home, he may have to decide how much of himself he's willing to lose first. _________________ We have all thought the question at least once: "What if the world didn't bend over backwards for the protagonist? What if they didn't receive powers for basically free? What if *I* wrote an isekai?" And many yet have tried to answer that question, some better and some worse. This is not a novel idea, pun very much intended, but it is one Remedy wanted to tackle on their own. In this book, you will meet the deranged, likely autistic imagination of a European hobbyist worldbuilder, and an amalgamation of their special interests and guilty pleasures alike, from the Cthulhu Mythos and classical literature, to modern day music and World of Darkness. It will be up to you, Dear Audience, to judge whether or not Remedy succeeded in their self-imposed goal of writing a book that's, at the very least, entertaining if nothing else, and improving as a writer in the long-run. Yes I used 3rd person to refer to myself throughout the summary, sue me I don't care. Also adding a disclaimer to the end, I am a very indecisive person, and may change things about this book after it's been released. Not entire chapters, but like, this synopsis, names of the early chapters, etc. Stuff that might seem harmless, but might cause some confusion.

After a catastrophic Third World War leaves Earth dying from nuclear contamination, scientist Dr. Steven Raith discovers Vitallium—a miraculous metal from a meteorite that originated from a distant planet the Earth scientists call "Sambala" (though locals call it "Tera"). This metal enables the creation of Earth's first and only nanobot injection, capable of curing disease, enhancing human capability, and potentially saving humanity. But there's only enough Vitallium for one injection. To obtain more, they must travel to its source planet through an experimental wormhole—a journey filled with unknown radiation that would kill any normal human. A journey to wizard world

When Lacrima mutters "System Window," hoping for somewhat decent powers to survive the apocalypse, he gets this instead: "(Fate) Trait Grimoire-Body-Unity forbids Stat Points into Strength." "(Fate) Trait Grimoire-Body-Unity forbids Stat Points into Constitution." "(Fate) Trait Grimoire-Body-Unity forbids Stat Points into Dexterity." ...Sh*t. Twenty-four hours ago, Lacrima's biggest worry was maintaining his scholarship. Now he's trapped in a blood-soaked tutorial with seven strangers and one cryptic beggar, being told he's "chosen" to climb Miasma's Tower—a five-year crash course to prepare 10,000 humans for Earth's invasion by an alien species that's stronger, faster, and horrifyingly larger than anything humanity can field. ​ The tutorial wants them dead. Every mistake costs blood. Every hesitation ends in explosions. And Lacrima's build? It can't take a single hit. ​ This is a story of climbing a monster-filled Tower where hidden achievements separate legends from corpses, where climbers scheme for rankings and glory, and where one exhausted college student has to survive an alien apocalypse with the most fragile mage build imaginable. Welcome to Hardstuck As A Mage (In The Tower).

Hadrian, a street urchin, dies as collateral to a Mage battle. he reincarnates and awakens the ability to take over the Mind, Soul and Body of other beings. Bitter, He goes on a revenge against the Mages who'd caused his death. He realizes the problem does not end with them, but with the whole system and fate. He makes strong and powerful enemies on his journey to spite fate and the world.

In every universe souls of the dead rise and fall to heaven and hell, respectively. However, those souls that could not fulfil their purpose or dreams because of individual choices or circumstances are sent to another place. These souls are dealt with by individuals known as reincarnation wardens. They take on the task of living through a soul’s past life and giving them a new one if they deem it to be necessary. This burden is extreme and in exchange for helping these souls achieve their purpose, the reincarnation wardens are trapped for eternity in this selfless task.

In a forgotten ancient era, in a world where the sun had set and a new era had begun, Kaname found himself amidst the chaos, struggling for true survival in the face of all difficulties and dangers while trying to find himself.

In the 21st century, magic has ceased to be a myth and has become the force that moves the world. Entire cities rise thanks to mana, corporations trade it like gold, and governments regulate it with an iron fist… or use it to reinforce their own power. In this new order, not everyone is born equal. Only a portion of humanity can control the basic elements: air, fire, water, earth, light, and darkness. The rest live under the rules of those who can. But they are not alone. Among the streets, clans, and dark markets, another race survives: the Feran, anthropomorphic beings with instinctive magical affinities and powers linked to evolved elements like ice, gravity, and illusion. Their heritage gives them a strength that humans envy… and fear. This fragile balance is reflected like nowhere else in Nueva Arcadia, a coastal city where glass skyscrapers and neon-drenched neighborhoods coexist with marginalized areas controlled by gangs. Here, magic and technology intertwine in commerce, crime, and politics. Alliances shift with every contract, and the line between legality and betrayal is as thin as a whisper. Under the city lights, the tension between humans and Feran beats like a heart about to burst. The elite live on private islands and in armored towers, while the rest struggle to survive in a world ruled by power, money… and magic.

After the discovery of Magic and Magical beasts, earth and it's inhabitants were plunged into a state of panic,as they sought to protect their home from both unwanted insiders and Powerful outsiders who aims for their extinction. The story follows Seventeen-year-old Rai Jin who dreams of awakening his magical affinity and lifting his family from the grip of poverty. But when a mysterious black box—left behind by his long-lost father—explodes with a blinding red light, Rai Jin is thrown into a new reality. Embedded in his chest is a glowing crystal—pulsing with the power of a ruler-level magical beast, the legendary Mountain Mammoth. Suddenly, Rai Jin is no longer just a boy with a dream. He is Crystalborne—chosen by fate, bound to ancient power, and hunted by those who fear what he might become. With the looming threat of Kaijus evolving into god-like entities and a world on the brink of war, Rai Jin must master the elements, uncover the secrets of his father’s disappearance, and rise as the Elemental Monarch... or fall as the spark that doomed humanity. Magic. Beasts. Bloodlines. Destiny. His journey is not just survival—it's ascension.

An ordinary man from Earth dies and is reborn in a vast world ruled by magic, gods, and sacred orders. However, unlike most reincarnated protagonists, his new body possesses absolute zero magic talent, a condition believed to be incurable. In a world where magic defines existence, social class, power, and destiny, those without mana are branded useless… or hunted. Then the Mana Ascension System awakens. [System Activated] [Function: Mana Cultivation Optimization] [Warning: Progress Will Be Painful] Unlike traditional mages who rely on talent and inheritance, his system calculates, refines, and forces growth. Every spell cast increases efficiency. Every battle compresses his mana. Every near-death experience unlocks new pathways. From a ridiculed academy entrant to a rising mage feared by nobles, he climbs, step by step, through brutal training, deadly duels, ancient ruins, and political conspiracies. The system pushes him beyond safe limits, rewriting the very rules of mana cultivation. But power draws attention. As his growth begins to defy common sense, mage factions, hidden sects, and even divine observers turn their gaze toward him. Secrets about mana itself begin to surface, truths buried by history and enforced by gods. In a world where magic decides who lives and who kneels, he will prove one thing: Talent can be inherited. Power can be stolen. But ascension… must be earned. This is the story of a man who rose from the lowest affinity, to stand at the peak of mana cultivation, not by destiny, but by system-forced evolution.

IN A world where magic is the foundation of everything a mortal boy has told that he have a talent to practice it so he will not stop with his unbreakable will he want to reach the peak of magic but he can't because he does not have the resources he doesn't even know what is the peak but then he founds a legendary artifact no let's see where it will led him to will he reach the peak like empryens desolates overvoid

The world didn’t end. It woke up. Overnight, cities begin to change. Trees crack through concrete. Symbols glow where none existed before. And people start hearing whispers that don’t belong to this world. Eden was supposed to be a myth. A forgotten story. But when the boundary between the old world and something ancient begins to collapse, survival is no longer about strength — it’s about choice. Some will awaken. Some will become monsters. And some will discover the truth humanity was never meant to remember. As civilization fractures and nature reclaims what was stolen, one question remains: If the world is being reborn… who deserves to inherit it? Updates frequently. Urban fantasy. Myth. Mystery. Apocalypse.

The world of which you have already seen, but is it not delightful to see another's experience in a world that may already be explored?