I Transmigrated Into A Fantasy World To Farm And Build Houses!

In a world where everyone is just a side character… he was chosen to be the main one. After dying in a tragic accident, Karam awakens in a mysterious world controlled by unknown forces. A strange system appears before him—declaring him as the “Main Character.” With every battle, he grows stronger… faster… unstoppable. But there’s a catch. Every power he gains takes something away from him. Memories. Emotions. Humanity. As he rises above everyone else, one terrifying truth begins to reveal itself… What if the main character… was never meant to win?

James Calloway was a civil engineer in Edinburgh until a structural failure ended his life. He awakens in the Continent, not as a monster-hunting Witcher or a powerful mage, but as Konrad Valaris—a half-dwarf with a pickaxe and a dying body. Bound to the Sovereign Architect System, James discovers he is a "civilization engine" in a world torn apart by war and monsters. The system doesn't grant him superhuman strength; instead, it rewards structural stability, long-term planning, and the creation of institutions that outlast kings. From repairing hairline fractures in stone ceilings to drafting council amendments that resolve racial tensions, James must use his modern engineering knowledge and the "Blueprint" interface to build a sanctuary that can survive the coming darkness. In the Continent, the most dangerous person isn't the one who kills—it's the one who builds what everyone else needs.

This is the second part of the first book. This novel is A deaf man haoboi from India after after accident got kill by a bull his soul accident enter the goddess summoning portal and got rejected and was kicked out from the celestial realms into the deep of the most dangerous forest. After living his life for a years his wife n unborn child was murder by the goddess follow.finally the the ancient evil God accept him before the evil God die

After a devastating accident, Adrian Blake wakes up with no memory of the woman who once meant everything to him—his wife, Lina Carter. To him, she’s just a stranger. To her, he’s the man she still loves. As Adrian pushes Lina away and reconnects with his first love, Lina’s heart slowly shatters. After enduring months of rejection, she finally walks away, choosing to rebuild her life without him. But when Lina begins to move on… Adrian finds himself unable to let her go. Fragments of forgotten memories return, stirring emotions he cannot understand—jealousy, longing, and a love he thought he had never felt. Now, Adrian must fight to win back the woman he once forgot… Before it’s too late.

Love wasn’t always painful… until it became a memory. Aanya once believed in forever—but betrayal, misunderstandings, and silent sacrifices changed everything. Now, trapped in a marriage filled with hatred, she fights not for love… but for her truth. When the past starts revealing its secrets, will love return… or was it never real?

The story is related with acceleration of playing "X & O" with a colleague of collaboration event.

Elian Voss makes things look perfect on screens. In 2240, that means designing the digital layer woven into the fabric of reality itself, the invisible architecture that makes an interplanetary civilization feel livable, feel *human*. He is exceptional at his job. He is forgettable everywhere else. Then one morning, without warning, the color black stops existing. Not darkness. Not shadow. Not the concept of absence. The color itself. Every screen across Earth and its eleven inhabited stations throws the same silent error. `#000000` returns null. Scientists dedicate entire processing networks to finding an answer. Governments convene. Religions overflow. The world collectively screams into a void that no longer has a color. Elian stares at his code and thinks it looks *edited.* Not broken. Not corrupted. Clean. Like a single line was removed by someone who knew exactly what they were doing and didn't feel the need to leave a note. So he starts digging. Not out of heroism. Simply because he is the kind of man who cannot leave a bug alone at 3 AM. What he finds will not restore the color. It will not save anything. It will only show one exhausted programmer, in a civilization that can navigate asteroid belts and simulate ecosystems, exactly how mistaken they have been about who is doing the navigating. The color doesn't come back. Elian closes the file. Opens a new one. Gets back to work. "Some bugs were never meant to be fixed. Some were meant to be delivered." #000000 is a sci-fi story with 3 books Book 1: The color of what we built Book 2: The color of where we're going Book 3: The color of what comes next The story itself questions the human fragility that no matter how advance humanity progressed, a single instance can change everything humans knew, their foundation and the way of how humanity perceive life.

Death came swiftly. A truck, a moment of impact, then nothing. What came after was unexpected. A god, bored and seeking entertainment, offered three wishes and a new world to explore. The choice seemed simple at the time. Ryougi Shiki's template, complete with the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception that see the end of all things. A gacha system rewarding interference with fate through random legendary weapons. And time, endless time, to grow strong enough to survive. Then came Terra. A world of mobile cities fleeing natural disasters. Of crystalline infection that grants power while slowly killing its hosts. Of conflicts between the infected and those who fear them, violence born from desperation on both sides. I arrived knowing nothing. No context, no preparation, just the ability to see death lines on everything and a tanto at my hip. The first days taught hard lessons. That strength alone means nothing without understanding. That people die easily when you know exactly where to cut. That some threats operate on scales beyond mortal comprehension. Then I met Rhodes Island. A pharmaceutical company fighting an impossible war against disease and prejudice. Operators who wielded power with purpose rather than abandon. And a mysterious Doctor who recognized what I was the moment we met. They revealed truths I hadn't considered. That Terra had changed, its timeline fractured by the arrival of others like us. That a goddess calling herself the Lion King conquered an entire nation in three days with divine authority blazing. That more entities from impossible places were appearing, each with their own agendas and power. But simple survival was never the goal. Terra bleeds. The infected suffer systemic oppression. Reunion fights with terrorism born from justified rage. Nations prepare for wars that will kill millions. And somewhere above it all, a goddess prepares continental conquest while treating mortal life as irrelevant to divine purpose. The Mystic Eyes of Death Perception show me how everything ends. Lines traced across reality itself, revealing mortality in all things. Even gods can die if you know where to cut. The question is whether I can grow strong enough, fast enough, to reach those lines before Terra drowns in violence. This is the story of an assassin learning to protect instead of kill. Of gamers coordinating impossible operations with incomplete information. Of a world caught between conflicts it understands and forces it doesn't. The god wanted entertainment. They're going to get a show they'll never forget. Because I didn't come to Terra to watch it burn. I came to see if fiction made real can be saved by someone who shouldn't exist. And I have all the time in the world to find out. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is my own AU so don't be surprised if there are characters in a different place at a different time than the actual plot after all in this story, there is no real, no script. They all have their own plans. Their own goals. But in front of the God's sandbox? All is equal.

"I chose to be the error in your perfect world." In a world governed by a 0.000% error-free system, the 'Interface' is the ultimate architect. It is perfect, flawless, and has no past. Then there is Ian (Admin_00). He is a walking anomaly, a collection of 'errors'—too much warmth, heavy breathing, and a record of 81 chapters of human struggle. When the system tries to erase the 'unclassified' senses, Ian discovers the one thing the data can't record: The taste of 'Sweet'. Now, the record of the human spirit begins to overwrite the cold logic of the machine. Why you must read this: Proven Hit: Over 3.6K views within the first week! Massive Library: Season 5 (Up to Chapter 82) is already completed and ready for non-stop reading. WSA 2026 Entry: Join the journey of the most anticipated Sci-fi epic of the year.