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Caelan había transmigrado durante diez años enteros, pero aún no había despertado una clase o talento. Todo porque el sistema le había asignado dos misiones de prerrequisito completamente absurdas antes de despertar: Realizar la Técnica Básica de Espada en bucle 100,000 veces Forjar 10,000 espadas ¡Ding! Todas las misiones de prerrequisito han sido completadas por el anfitrión. Clase Única Adquirida: ¡Espadachín Blanco! Talento Único Adquirido: ¡Ascensión de Habilidad! El anfitrión puede gastar monedas de oro para mejorar directamente cualquier habilidad al Nivel Máximo (Nv. 100). ¡Ding! Se ha entregado la recompensa inicial de vinculación del sistema. ¡Felicitaciones! ¡Evolución de Talento Activada! Talento Único Adquirido: ¡Ascensión Infinita! ¡El anfitrión puede gastar oro para mejorar cualquier habilidad hasta el Nv. 99.999! ¡¿Qué?! ¡¿Nv. 99.999?! Las habilidades de otras personas tienen un tope en el Nv. 100, ¡pero todas las mías llegan hasta el Nv. 99.999! ¡¿Y puedo mejorarlas siempre que tenga dinero?! Mirando su abultada bolsa de monedas, una leve sonrisa apareció en la comisura de la boca de Caelan. Después de transmigrar durante diez años, seguía siendo el joven maestro de una familia de magnates oculta— si había algo que a Caelan nunca le faltó, era dinero. …… Muchos años después, ante el Consejo del Río del Tiempo— "Así que, esta prueba ha vuelto a terminar en fracaso." "Sí. Olvídalo. Borremos todos los mundos en esta línea de tiempo ramificada." En ese momento, una esbelta figura apareció ante el consejo. "¿Quién va ahí?" "¿Cómo atravesaste la barrera dimensional?" …… La única respuesta fue un silencio interminable. Levantaste un solo dedo y dijiste: "Venid." En un instante, innumerables afluentes del Río del Tiempo convergieron en la punta de tu dedo, condensándose en una espada semitransparente. "Ahora," "es hora del ajuste de cuentas."

Schaffe was once fresh out of college and starting his job at Robo Co. Video Game Department as a Programmer but is put away into a vault-tec Vault and sleeps for hundreds of years and reawakens in a world full of strange creatures and psychopaths as he fights to survive even against himself. We here at Sinister Evil do not own the Fallout Franchise or any other concepts as ZeniMax / Bethesda/Microsoft owns it we do add our own Ideas but we did this as a fun project back In 2017 and decided to say, "why not." to post it on the internet thank you - Zach, Ian, and Alan from Sinister Evil 

Schaffe Deathclaw finds him self in the ruins of Albany New York three hundred years after a nuke now he must fight mutants and Psychos to live his life. (original made in 2017)

Born in a different universe, Trex, a former computer operating system/artificial intelligence, woke up to find himself in a world that revolves around the energy called mana.  In a late 20th century that has a European flair, Trex opens up a store similar to the early 21st century arcade that was filled with games. Remembering how his last master's wishes were before he perished, he aims to create a virtual world beyond what the reality could provide. Unfortunately for him, in a society where individuals are seen as more important than an entire city, the cultural difference made a simple wish turn into something even more.

Izuku in the world of Fallout 4. Gets a different quirk, for All Might got One for All, and passed it down. (won't spoil the person who got it) and finds...friends? Can they be trusted? Izuku is a reincarnation of... somebody. Won't spoil it! You will know when he finds out what his quirk is. I don't own anything of Fallout or Naruto. Fallout is owned by Bethesda.

After the passing of his grandparents, eighteen-year-old Ethan Reeves inherits a long-abandoned arcade—once a vibrant hangout pulsing with neon lights, button-mashing battles, and 8-bit glory. With no job, no college plans, and a head full of memories, Ethan steps through the dusty doors of Level Up Arcade, expecting a renovation project. What he doesn’t expect is the appearance of a game-like system: a mysterious interface granting him skills, quests, and progression trees—not for combat or magic, but for repairing machines, cleaning the arcade, and eventually, running a business. As Ethan restores classic cabinets and breathes life back into the arcade, he gains more than experience points. He unlocks genuine skills, valuable perks, and a growing understanding of the legacy he’s trying to revive. But progress is slow, money is tight, and every level-up only reveals bigger challenges ahead. With nostalgia-fueled customers slowly returning and new players discovering the magic of arcades for the first time, Ethan must balance repairs, marketing, and community-building—all while uncovering the deeper potential of the strange system guiding his journey. This is not a game. This is his new life. And he’s playing to win.

In a world where dreams glitter brighter than truth, three souls dare to chase the stars. Aarav, the storyteller who breathes life into words. Rhea, the visionary who paints emotion through her lens. Kabir, the silent strength who keeps them both from falling apart. They begin as inseparable dreamers, bound by laughter, loyalty, and late-night plans to conquer the world. But when success finally knocks, fame brings its own shadows — jealousy, temptation, and unspoken love. As Aarav and Rhea’s bond deepens under the spotlight, Kabir quietly hides a love that could shatter everything. With every triumph comes a new betrayal, and every applause hides a tear no one sees. When dreams turn into debts of the heart, who will pay the ultimate price — the one who loves too loudly, or the one who loves in silence? “Fame can build empires… but friendship makes them worth living for.”

A young girl, Mamle falls in love with a boy, Dome and enjoy their friendship until a ploy to keep them apart almost ruins their lives.

Since the Great War, there have been many tales of heroes and villains from East to West; tales of the Vault Dweller and the Master, the Chosen One and the Enclave, the Lone Wanderer and Project Purity, the Courier and the Hoover Dam, the Sole Survivor and the Institute. But, there is one story that remains largely unspoken: the tale of The Prodigy and the Midwestern Wasteland.

Before Feng Yi ascended the throne, no one wanted to marry this prince who lacked presence and was out of favor. After his ascension, the harem was filled with the daughters of high-ranking court officials. They were an eyesore to look at and vexing to deal with. He felt that even favoring them would defile his own dragon body. He decided to choose a woman with a fiery, arrogant, domineering, and jealous nature to enter the palace, to cast all this "trash" into the Cold Palace on his behalf. Song Yunzhao had transmigrated to ancient times for fourteen years, all the while laying low and just trying to get by. She was just waiting for the plot to begin, then she would transform into a villainess—arrogant, domineering, fiery, and jealous—so that she would be rejected from the selection and could then choose a husband to live a carefree and happy life with. Later, Song Yunzhao watched as His Majesty smiled at her with immense indulgence and said, "Zhaozhao, come here." Song Yunzhao immediately felt that something was terribly wrong, a chill running up from the soles of her feet. The damned Emperor wore a gentle expression, but his eyes were as cold as ice; he clearly wanted to use her as his blade!