The Professor Who Should Have Been the Final Boss

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.

Monsters descend upon the world. Cities fall. Humanity retreats. And fear gives every creature a single name—monster. After transmigrating into this chaotic era, small-time streamer Chen Mo discovers a terrifying truth: the so-called monsters are actually Pokémon. The fire-breathing dragon that wiped out an armed squad? Charizard. The iron-biting rat demon invading homes? Rattata. The deadly butterfly spreading poison powder? Butterfree. While the world prepares for extermination, Chen Mo does the unthinkable— he turns on a livestream. Armed with a Pokémon knowledge system, Chen Mo ventures into monster-infested zones, explaining their names, abilities, evolution, and behavior in real time. From harmless Metapod to electric Pichu, he proves that Pokémon are not mindless beasts—but intelligent creatures capable of trust, growth, and partnership. As viewership explodes, so does controversy. Can humans and Pokémon really coexist? Or is total war inevitable? From mocked streamer to global authority, Chen Mo sparks a revolution of understanding—one Pokémon at a time. Years later, history will remember him as the Father of Pokémon, the Founder of Pokémon Battles, and the man who changed the fate of two species forever. This is the story of how humanity stopped fearing monsters—and started calling them Pokémon.

The dead scream for justice. They have been screaming for centuries. In my office on the 88th floor, the sound is indistinguishable from the hum of the paper shredder. I have twelve of history's most dangerous minds in my vault—Caesar, Cleopatra, Napoleon, Wu Zetian, and eight others whose names are synonymous with the word empire. I stripped them of their crowns and their divinity and left them with the only two things that survive death intact: greed, and memory. Then I put them to work. The boardroom is their new battlefield. Stocks are their arrows. Hostile takeovers are their sieges. The First Emperor runs my supply chains with the same draconian efficiency that built the Great Wall. The Queen of the Nile runs my PR division and calls it beneath her. Caesar rewrites the legal architecture of an entire financial district before breakfast and considers it a light morning. The rules are simple. The Emperor with the highest ROI earns twenty-four hours of full sensory restoration—taste, warmth, the burn of real alcohol, everything the synthetic body cannot feel. The Emperor at the bottom earns something else: a Hell Start. Reincarnation as a beggar, a eunuch, a sacrificial lamb in the next cycle. They know this. It keeps them focused. Every full moon, the tavern opens. The millions they killed in their lifetimes gather as my Jury—compressed into a medium that runs on pure hatred, sustained by a spite so concentrated it has proven, against all known physics, to be a measurable energy source. They vote. They decide which of their tormentors leads the next charge, and which of the most venomous among them earns a temporary body to return to the waking world. Wu Zetian shed her imperial robes to kneel at my feet and beg for a private review of her HR directorship. Arsinoe—murdered by her own sister two thousand years ago—spent six weeks haunting Cleopatra's servers and built a perfect weapon before she ever asked me for the body to deliver it. Cleopatra herself believes her beauty is a currency I will eventually accept. She has not yet understood that in this building, the only currency is performance. I do not need loyalty. I need sharp blades. I do not trade in mercy. I trade in ROI. They believe this is my game. They do not ask why I need to win it. Rules? I am the rule. Harem? The highest-tier spoils of a game they don't know the stakes of. Every arc is a different world. Every world is a wound that needs closing. The Emperors do not know this. They never do. Perhaps the last thing standing between their world and oblivion is a man who stopped caring about it long ago. Let the dead shout. I smile. I have to. Tags: #InfiniteFlow #DarkFantasy #HighStakesPolitics #DivineAutocracy #GrimDark #RuthlessMC #HistoricalFigures #DarkHarem Content Advisory: Heavy power dynamics, sensory manipulation, historical figures in morally compromised positions. MC is an unapologetic autocrat. No redemption arcs.

Noyer transmigrates into the world of One Piece, is adopted by Bell-mère, and becomes Nami's older brother! He awakens a Talent Copy System that allows him to freely copy any aspect of anyone's talent! What would it be like when Noyer has Shanks' Haki talent, Kaido's physical constitution talent, and Mihawk's swordsmanship talent? Even the abilities of Devil Fruits can be treated as talents and copied by the system! Many years later, Noyer, with talents surpassing everyone in the world, turns the seas upside down. (Slow-burn story, slow development in the early stages, then let loose afterwards)

A strange child awakens in a deserted alley, frail and lost between pain and hunger, surrounded by pure white snow. Everything feels like a dream… until he meets Ki Song, and realizes he has been transported into the Shadow Slave novel, becoming the first prince of the Song Clan.

A young man who died from overwork was chosen by the evil god “D,” plucked from among the spiders, granted a new body, and forced to continue his working life. “Why Jean?!” Thus, he was transformed into Jean, the overworked leader of the Knights of Favonius. Acting as the agent of the original evil god, she travels across various worlds, swindling and deceiving people along the way. “A cycle of reincarnation spaces and reincarnators who become the ultimate tools.” (Jean: Is this a blessing? I love it!) “A Reunion Movement cadre who wishes to sacrifice himself to protect his comrades during their retreat.” (Jean: This body is mine now, I said it!)

Transmigrated into the world of Naruto, I became Mizuki, a weak villain, where every step could lead to a fatal abyss. Fortunately, I activated a system: Teaching Returns 10,000×. By teaching disciples ninjutsu, genjutsu, taijutsu, ninja tools, items, etc., I will receive up to a ten-thousand-fold return from the system. 【 Ding! 】 【 You have granted your disciple Naruto Uzumaki a bowl of ramen, triggering a 1,000× Return! 】 【 Congratulations, you have obtained one Chakra Ramen [Consume it to boost your chakra limit by 1 Kakashi Unit]! 】 【 Ding! 】 【 You have taught your disciple Sasuke Uchiha the Water-Walking Training, triggering a 10,000× Return! 】 【 You have granted your disciple Naruto Uzumaki a bowl of ramen, triggering a 1,000× Return! 】 【 Congratulations, you have obtained the Sky Walk Technique [Step on air to spiral into the sky and hover briefly]! 】 The tradition in the Ninja World where the student kills the master after learning everything? That doesn't exist here. With me, the master will always be stronger than the disciple!

In the Kingdom of Celestoria, your status is decided the moment you awaken. The more mana you awaken, the more the Gods love you. Sylvie Aurelius, the Duke’s daughter and my only friend, awakened with Legend Rank mana. The Church immediately declared her a Saint, the most blessed person in the world. I am just an orphan from the Duke’s orphanage. When it was my turn to awaken, I didn't possess a single drop of mana. In a world where even the lowest person awakens with at least F-Rank, I awakened without any mana. Branded as "Abandoned by the Gods," I was humiliated and thrown into the Abyss to be disposed of. But the Abyss wasn't my grave. It was a prison for the Last Dragon King, the one who once opposed the Gods. He chose me as his successor and gave me an energy greater than mana: Aether. Now, I will grow stronger in the darkness. I will take my revenge on everyone who humiliated me, and I will come back to reclaim my Saint.

Lineage Factor + Zoan-type Devil Fruit = Monster Girl? Monster Girl + Millet-Millet Fruit = Hundred Beasts? Brian, who crossed over into this world, uses his beyond-the-world imagination to create an unprecedented army of Monster Girls through Lineage Factor. Starting by encountering the Rocks Pirates, he becomes one of the top executives and participates in the God Valley War. One year later, as one whale falls and ten thousand creatures rise, Shiki, Whitebeard, Big Mom, and the Hundred Beasts heroes emerge together, earning the title of Four Emperors. Kaido's fate is stolen, losing his title and the Fish-Fish Fruit. Will he be kept by Big Mom? Where should he go? A forty-year great pirate journey, battling the Marines, nurturing the Revolutionary Army, fighting the World Government—whatever is exciting, he'll do it! Brian, with hundreds of Monster Girls under his command: What is Imu? Get down from that throne