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The guy who couldn't even pay for the class fees was actually madly paying for the school beauty. Since he was knocked away by the school beauty, he accidentally gained magical abilities. Not only can he see through things, appraise treasures, but he can even predict people's fortunes... From then on, his life was like taking a spaceship. He could easily pick up a bargain in the antique market, catch a monster stock in the stock market, and stroll around the gambling stone market. He accidentally became the richest man on earth. Originally, he just wanted to be a low-key invisible rich man, but he didn't expect that this secret was known by the four school beauties. Since that was the case, he had to accept it with a smile.

In a near-future world where memories can be shared like files, a groundbreaking device called the Neural Echo allows users to sync their minds—temporarily experiencing another person’s thoughts, skills, and emotions. Kai Ren, a struggling data technician, stumbles upon a black-market version of the device after a mysterious accident leaves him with fragments of someone else’s consciousness in his head. At first, it’s a gift: he gains skills he never learned, memories he never lived. But soon, the voice begins to speak. As Kai dives deeper into the hidden network behind Neural Echo, he discovers a terrifying truth: some minds don’t return to their original bodies. Worse—someone is deliberately overwriting identities and erasing people from existence. Now hunted by the corporation that created Neural Echo and haunted by the consciousness inside him, Kai must uncover the truth before he loses control of his own mind… forever. Core Themes Identity vs consciousness Memory as power Ethical limits of technology Control, surveillance, and autonomy.

The War of Blood has lasted for centuries. On the night the Sage Kingdom fell, Queen Yusa put her four-day-old son in a wooden box and hid him with magic. Her brother Arthava took the crown. ​ Thieves stole the box. They thought it was gold. That baby is now twelve-year-old Luis Nimero. He lives in a border town with his adoptive parents — a retired mage and a blacksmith. He trains every morning with his uncle Jack, the kingdom's third-ranked swordsman, and his best friends Rio and Lily. ​ The town Appraise says Luis has normal human energy. So why did a queen die to hide him?

In an empire where prophecies are woven by the Bene Gesserit and the Noble Houses battle in an ancient power game, some are born marked not by destiny... but by the fear they inspire. Kael Atreides, firstborn of Leto and Jessica, was not conceived to be a mere cog in the Brotherhood's schemes. From birth, his abilities defied expectations, and the Reverend Mothers saw in him a threat that not even the Kwisatz Haderach could contain. The decision was stark: banishment. No trial. No explanation. Only an order sealed by silence. Aboard a rudderless pod, Kael was launched beyond the known routes, into the eternal void... until the void answered. In the farthest reaches of the universe, where neither CHOAM nor the Emperor could cast their gaze, a colossus of metal and mystery awaited him: a Ring forgotten by human history. There, an ancient intelligence—a Monitor of the Installation—saw not a lost child, but the worthy heir to an impossible legacy. Raised among titanic structures and the secrets of a technology that defied the laws of the Empire, Kael grew up far from Arrakis, from the intrigues of the Landsraad, and from the echo of the spice. But he did not forget his name. Nor his blood. Years later, when the Monitor declares his apprenticeship over, Kael returns to the known universe—not as the exiled son, but as the wielder of a power the Great Houses cannot understand or confront. As Paul Atreides faces his own destiny in the arena of Arrakis, Kael contemplates a broader horizon: He will not fight for a throne... He will fight to rewrite the rules of the game. But even in his unstoppable rise, questions haunt him: Is he master of his own will, or just another cog in a design even more ancient than the Bene Gesserit? Can a man molded by machines retain his humanity... or is Kael Atreides the first emperor of a new age where flesh no longer rules?

Visit - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Nonameavailable (for week worth chapters in advance.) Even though it was a different world, it was not a medieval Western style. It’s not like an RPG Neither cheat ability nor administrator privileges could be used, and I couldn’t see my status. I don’t remember being hit by a truck when I came to this world, so of course …If you dare to say, the retro-modern world. Dense wooden construction, galvanised iron with tiled roof, bare light bulbs and tatami mats. Wooden window frames and wooden telephone poles that are not aluminium. Electric wires stretched around for unknown purposes, an Enamel signboard, and a wooden fence. “The women in this house have played the role of shrine maidens for generations. Listen to the voices of youkai, and convey the voices of people. In addition to mediating conflicts between humans and youkai.” She continued, “At this time. It is an important role to entertain the youkai who visit this house. Hospitality means … that… having sex with youkai …” The main character, his wife, and the youkai who “come to borrow his wife.” It is such a story that depicts a heartwarming everyday life. .......................................................................................................... Tags - Sex, Gangbang, Double Penetration, Netorase. Husband Watching and more. I am not the author of the story. Just a translator.

There was no pain. Pain is a biological concept, a warning signal for organisms that can be repaired. What happened to me wasn't an injury; it was a suppression. One moment, I was crossing a rain-slicked street in a city whose name no longer matters, the air thick with the smell of ozone and cheap coffee. The next, reality buckled. It wasn't a truck, or lightning. It was as if the universe had blinked and I were a speck of dust caught in God's eyelid. The blackness that followed wasn't the absence of light. It was a blackness with weight, with texture. A pressurized ocean of nothingness. I don't know how long I floated there, if "time" and "being" were still applicable verbs. Then, the Entity manifested. It had no form. To describe it would be to impose human limitations upon it. It was a consciousness so vast that its mere thought generated gravity. Its voice didn't resonate in my nonexistent ears; It vibrated directly into the core of what remained of my consciousness, like the tolling of a bell the size of a solar system. "A CORRECTION," the Entity said. Its tone wasn't apologetic, but rather a statement of fact. "YOUR THREAD WAS PREMATURELY CUT BY A FLUCTUATION IN MY PACE. A DECIMAL ERROR IN THE COSMIC MATRIX." I was incapable of responding. Fear was too small for this place. "THE LAW OF BALANCE DEMANDS RESTITUTION. YOU CANNOT RETURN TO YOUR BROKEN TIMELINE. THE OPTIONS ARE DISSOLUTION INTO THE ETHER OR REINSERTION INTO A NEW FABRIC." Reincarnation. The choice was instinctive, the last desperate cry of life clinging to existence. "SO BE IT. YOU WILL CHOOSE THE STAGE." BUT YOU MUST ACCEPT THE COST FOR THE MISTAKE. THE UNIVERSE YOU ARE GOING TO IS FRAGILE. YOU WILL NEED WEIGHT TO ANCHOR IT. The Entity didn't give me a list of options. It simply instilled the gifts into my essence. And they felt like molten lead was being poured into my soul. First, the Structure. I felt my ghost pattern thicken, becoming impossibly hard. A biology engineered under a dying red sun, meant to drink the radiation of younger stars and convert it into divine power. But with it came weakness: dependence on that light and vulnerability to the radiation of its lost home, a stone that doesn't exist in the universe I am going to... perhaps. Second, the Archive. It was the most painful. It wasn't a data download. It was the opening of a dam. The complete knowledge of a civilization that had transcended matter and energy. Level 10. Equations for creating baby universes, the music of the spheres, the language of creation itself. My human mind screamed under the pressure. It was like trying to contain an entire ocean in a teacup. I would have to learn to filter, to ignore 99.9% of that cosmic noise just so I could think about how to tie my shoes without accidentally triggering a quantum collapse. Third, the Seed. A genetic promise. The absolute certainty of propagation. The guarantee that any union would result in offspring not only viable, but superior. A forced improvement of the species. In the void, this felt cold, clinical. A tool of biological domination. "FATE IS SET," the Entity boomed, its presence beginning to fade, leaving me alone with my new and terrible burden. "YOU WILL BE INSERTED INTO A POINT OF FRICTION. A LINEAGE ALREADY OVERLOADED WITH DESTINY." NOW IT WILL CARRY TWICE THE WEIGHT. The darkness began to spin. I felt an attraction, a dizzying fall toward a distant, cold point of light.

Echo Link: I Borrow the Strength of Legends In a land fractured by centuries of war, Arden is a cunning scavenger who survives by looting the remnants of forgotten battles. But her life changes forever when she unearths Lunaris, an ancient, sentient artifact of unimaginable power. Lunaris promises protection, riches, and glory—but whispers dark secrets, revealing its true purpose: to shift the balance of power in the world, for better or worse. News of Arden’s discovery spreads like wildfire, drawing the attention of rival kingdoms, mercenaries, and shadowy cults. Each faction craves the artifact, willing to spill rivers of blood to claim it. But Lunaris has a will of its own, forging an unsettling bond with Arden, testing her resolve with every choice she makes. As armies march and conspiracies unravel, Arden faces impossible decisions: destroy the artifact and lose the one thing keeping her alive, or wield its power and risk becoming the very tyrant she despises. With her heart caught between rebellion, loyalty, and a dangerous attraction to a rogue prince with his own agenda, Arden must navigate a treacherous game of alliances and betrayals. But Lunaris has one final revelation—Arden isn’t just its wielder. She’s part of a prophecy that could end the war… or ignite an apocalypse. As the battlefield closes in and the artifact whispers promises of godhood, Arden must choose: Will she save the world—or claim it? A tale of power, sacrifice, and destiny, The Artifact War is perfect for fans of morally complex characters, nail-biting twists, and epic action.

There's another guy translate this but it pure Google Translate (well, he do edits but it's minimal) turn me off so much so i do it myself. ON HOLD: Because the novel itself is unfinished so I'll wait for it to be finished before working on this again. Also checkout the other novel I'm currently working on called "Kurosaki Witch Detective Agency...". not on Webnovel tho. Warning: This novel contains NTR (Netorare, Netorase). Title: Tsumakari - When I was transported to another world, sometimes yokai come to borrow my wife. 《つまかり　～異世界転移したら、妖怪たちが時々、妻を借りに来る》 Author: Sonoichi 《園一 》 Synopsis: The protagonist was transported to a different world, but it wasn't a medieval Western-style city. Instead, it was a retro-modern town with a hint of Showa era nostalgia mixed with unfamiliar scenery. It was also a town where supernatural beings such as ayakashi, spirits, and monsters existed normally. Although the protagonist couldn't use cheat skills or modern knowledge in this new world, he managed to adapt and live there thanks to the kindness of a family who took him in. Furthermore, he had the good fortune of marrying their daughter. However, his wife-to-be played an important role like that of generations before her as a shrine maiden who could hear the voices of yokai (supernatural creatures), convey human voices to them and mediate disputes between them. She also had an essential duty to entertain visiting yokai at home which meant... well... let's just say it involved having sex with them. This is the heartwarming story that depicts the daily life of the protagonist and his wife along with various yokai who come "to borrow" his wife. Donate here if you like: https://ko-fi.com/akamashi Cover: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/107424350

I lost at Truth or Dare, so I called my boss to borrow money. He, who was known for being stingy, mocked me, "Short on cash? Given our relationship, isn't it inappropriate to talk about borrowing money?" The next second, I received a payment of ten million dollars. The whole room went wild. I gulped. Could it be that this is my ex-boyfriend? And I was the one who dumped him?

My husband cheated, yet he had the audacity to claim he was doing a good deed. "Trista is your sister, and her husband is disabled and can't have children. What's the big deal if I help her have a baby? Why are you being so petty?!" I was so enraged by his absurd reasoning that I could hardly breathe. Later, I discovered they had been conspiring behind my back. I divorced him assertively and then became involved with my ex-husband's uncle, my stepsister's disabled husband. "Mr. Sharp, I'm missing a husband, and you're without a wife. Shall we get married?!"