virtualreality

Ethan Quinn opened his eyes to a day he thought he had lost forever. The global launch of the virtual world Divine Realm had just begun. In his previous life, he had entered the game like millions of others. He struggled, he fought, and he watched opportunities slip through his fingers. By the time he understood how vast the world truly was, it was already too late. The powerful had risen. The weak were forgotten. His life ended with nothing but regret. Fate gave him one impossible gift. A second chance. This time Ethan moved before anyone else understood the value of the moment. On the very first day, he purchased the only Supreme Tier Immersion Pod ever created. A device so rare that most players believed it was only a rumor. The moment he logged in, the system responded in a way the world had never seen. Ten SSS Rank talents awakened within him. Tenfold Critical Every attack becomes a guaranteed critical strike. The damage multiplies ten times. Unlimited Firepower Skill cooldown reduced by ninety percent. Mana consumption removed completely. Infinite Growth Every enemy defeated permanently increases his health. Godslayer’s Power. Forced Dominion. Fate Control. Time Reversal. Talents that should not exist began gathering in the hands of a single player. While the world fought for levels, equipment, and survival inside Divine Realm, Ethan Quinn quietly rose above them all. Kingdoms fell. Legends were rewritten. Even the gods of the game began to notice the player who moved beyond the limits of their design. Then the day arrived when the boundary between Divine Realm and reality shattered. Cities fell into chaos. Monsters walked the earth. The rules of the game became the rules of the world. By that time, it was already too late to stop him. Because Ethan Quinn had long since stepped beyond the rank of player. He had already conquered the stars.

Players are trapped in a VRMMORPG where death is permanent. People panic, Alliances form, and everyone fights to survive. He… sits down and picks weeds while tanking mobs. He cooks, while others struggle; he just streams. Somehow, his food becomes essential, his name spreads, and people start gathering around him despite the fact that he’s just trying to make something edible. They call him unstoppable, a genius, or a monster. He’s just wondering if this leaf is safe to eat.

In the not-so-far future, virtual reality and high scores are the most important things in the world. Those who break the rules are seen as hardcore criminals. Instead of prison, these rulebreakers are sent into eternal gamenation - digitized into a virtual world to slowly become an NPC, and forgotten by society. One man, however, takes a gamble. He risks everything in order to cheat the system and win back all that he's lost. His problem? The game developers are kind of a bunch of weirdos. Their problem? So is he.

The gate did not open. Youngwoo realized they were going to die outside the wall. Abandoned outside the southern gate, a disposable soldier survives when everyone expects him to die. Wounded, poisoned, and cast aside by his own comrades, he begins a brutal climb through the harsh life of a frontier garrison. In the collapsing battlefields of Goryeo, survival demands more than loyalty. It demands strength, strategy, and the blade. War and intrigue will shape the fate of a forgotten soldier. The soldier no one expected to live will become a master. At the edge of a collapsing frontier, a young soldier stands among men who are meant to die first. Wars are decided by generals and kings, but sometimes history remembers the blade of a single soldier.

When Taiyuan fell to the northern riders, one boy survived. Across frozen plains and wind-scoured wastelands, he walked alone—carrying nothing but his father’s last command: Find General Jin Mugwang of Haran. He was not a warrior. He had never drawn a blade in battle. Yet he crossed a land where even soldiers would not travel in winter. In Haran, at the edge of the frontier, a war waits. Armies gather. Old loyalties fracture. The border does not forgive weakness. The boy who arrived half-frozen at the gates of the northern campaign will grow beneath banners of war. But survival is only the beginning. In a fractured age, he must learn when a blade must be drawn— and when it must remain sheathed. A story of war, loyalty, and the making of a man. This is my first time sharing my work on a global platform. I truly look forward to your evaluation and feedback. I am particularly interested in how readers from different cultural backgrounds perceive the story. Thank you sincerely. Note: This story may soon be contracted with another platform, so it might be removed from this site in the future. Please read while it is still available. Thank you.

It is the year 2057. There exists a famous virtual reality game called Beyond the Veil. It is incredibly realistic for its time, you can level up, choose classes, and fight monsters as you climb a tower with 100 floors. The game is known for being extremely challenging, and if you die, you cannot respawn, even if you create a new account. Growing up alone as an orphan, Kairo Azren has become the number one player in the game, having climbed more floors than anyone else. He lives in a small apartment and rarely converts his in-game money into real-world currency. He plays solo, without a party, and is currently on the 99th floor while the 2nd strongest player and his party are on the 48th floor. 17 years old, Kairo never attended college and shows little interest in real life, which has always felt empty to him.

No matter how much his story feels like a fantasy, don’t forget one thing: it is real. In a small village in the Atlas Mountains, there lived a young Amazigh boy named hamid. He spent his days helping his family, playing with his friends, and exploring the beautiful nature around him. Hamid was curious and always wanted to learn more about the world beyond his village. He loved listening to stories from the elders about their culture, traditions, and the history of their people. This book tells the story of Hamid’s life, his dreams, and his journey as he grows up in the heart of the Atlas Mountains.

Julian Reed was a lowly archivist, until a Game Designer System and the Path of Elation transformed his life. In a galaxy dominated by the cold, profit-driven entertainment of the Interstellar Peace Corporation, Julian introduces a forgotten concept Pokémon...

After finishing certain stories, he feels it again — a strange emptiness that reality cannot fill. At 17, he stands between two worlds: one filled with responsibilities, expectations, and unfinished goals… and another that exists only in his imagination — a world of stars, hidden dimensions, and someone who might choose him. As nights grow quieter and thoughts grow louder, he begins to question: Is escape the answer… or is he meant to become someone strong enough to face reality? Beneath a sky of blinking stars, he waits for something to change —even if that “something” is himself.

Alice is a 20-year-old socially anxious otaku with 8th-grader syndrome who hasn't left her room in 2 years. So, in short, a total loser. One day, as she finished up a boss raid, she received a call from her father informing her that he would no longer be financially supporting her. With no other choice, she decides to enter the full dive virtual reality massively multiplayer online role-playing game “Eclipse Now” to avoid ending up homeless! "Huh? What do you mean to get stronger I have to become more popular? I thought I would be shooting darkness beams at monsters!" (Very inconsistent upload schedule... Sorry ;-; )

A historical journey through decades of tension between Iran, the United States, and Israel. From the nuclear beginnings to modern conflicts, uncover the hidden truths behind one of the world’s most dangerous rivalries.

Not even the people you loved or loved you back remember your face. Stuck between revenge and sickening mental torment, you would do anything to get your normal life back, even if it meant killing those who got in your way. Pitted against the people who called you a friend. All because of one person... His face seared in your memory. Every kill, advancement to your character, and heartbreaking choice. All to see him suffer. \\Cover is not final\\

Creature Extinction, AKA C.R.E. A card game that somewhere down the line mysteriously entered the market, and then became the number one selling game around the globe that took the world by storm. Thanks to its popularity, it managed to induce a change that no one was prepared for. A complete take over where your life is determined by how adept you are at the game. Then enters Ashton Faulter, a college student stuck inside a system he can't escape from yet. His only goal? Make it through college alongside his best friend who aims to conquer those at the top. Yet, with characters of questionable backgrounds abusing their power—and a system defined by your skills in a card game—hoping for normality in a city where your life can be taken from you in an instant is a fool's dream. After all, normality took away the life he used to have.

The world didn’t end in fire. It rotted while people were still alive. Fear seeped into humanity like corrosion. Some endured. Most didn’t. Those who broke twisted into monsters called Evildoers—predators born from what humans couldn’t survive. Bell lasted two years in that world. Not as a hero. Not as a chosen one. Just someone worn down, cornered, and finally betrayed during the fall of a human fortress—sold out by a survivor consortium that needed a scapegoat to escape. Death should have taken him there. Instead, Bell activated a cursed item he never fully understood. Dream Dust didn’t save him. It erased him. What rose in his place was no longer human—an empty, starving shell the Abyss eagerly shaped into a weapon. That existence would later be remembered as the Sandman, an Evildoer so lethal that even monsters avoided its path. Humanity fought back. Heroes burned their lives trying to stop it. They failed. The Sandman was never killed. By a fracture of fate too cruel to call mercy, what returned to the past was not Bell’s body—but fragments of his memories, shattered into recurring dreams and inherited by his younger self. A few days before the apocalypse begins, Bell opens his eyes again. He knows the truth now: The Sandman is not him— but it was born from the moment he lost himself. Having gazed deeper into the Abyss than any human should survive, Bell carries fragments of its rules… and glimpses of its flaws. Whether those insights are real—or remnants left behind by something inhuman—he doesn’t know. But he knows this: If he loses himself again, humanity won’t get another chance. And the more control he gains… the more the Abyss remembers the blade it once wielded.

Witness how a mundane university graduate, struggling to make ends meet by brewing traditional herbal medicine, carves his path to greatness within the mysterious Domain of Cultivation.

Rei Hikari logs into Parallel’s closed beta on his eighteenth birthday expecting a month of adventure. He gets a countdown, a logout button that won’t work, and a character sheet that locks into choices he didn’t make. Dropped into danger with rules that don’t behave like rules, Rei survives the way he always does: sharp instincts, disciplined breath, and a stubborn grip on his own agency. Dungeons glitch. Cities enforce their laws. Power has a learning curve and consequences. If Rei wants to make it to the end of the beta, he’ll have to earn more than levels—he’ll have to earn control. A month left. No exit. One chance to adapt. if you like this check out: Sanguine Protocol

Ten years of regret. One chance to break the world. ​Jaxen Thorne died as a footnote in history—a mid-tier mercenary caught in the crossfire of the Great Guild Wars. He lost everything: his parents to a tragic accident, his sister to a terminal disease he couldn't afford to cure, and his pride to a game that favored the elite. ​But when the white light of a Tier-9 spell consumes him, Jaxen doesn't wake up in the afterlife. He wakes up in his cramped dorm room in the year 2042. It is August 1st—the day the Ninth Server of Aetheria Online opens its gates. ​Armed with a decade of future knowledge, secret quest locations, and boss mechanics, Jaxen secures a name that triggers a legendary seed algorithm. He awakens an SSS-Rank Talent: [INF-BUFF]. ​[System Notification: All status effects applied to the player now have an INFINITE duration.] ​A ten-second healing potion? Now it’s permanent regeneration. A one-minute speed scroll? Now he’s the fastest man alive. A temporary divine blessing? Now he is a living god. ​Rejecting the rigid class system, Jaxen walks the path of the Classless, stacking thousands of permanent buffs until the game's logic begins to shatter. The guilds that once looked down on him will bow. The monsters that once hunted him will flee. ​He isn't just playing for the leaderboard anymore. He's playing to rewrite fate.