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The Apartment in front of the Deaths is an epic saga that presents an intricate web of stories of distinct characters, all connected by a mysterious apartment that appears to be at the center of tragic events. From courageous heroes to cunning villains and ambiguous anti-heroes, each character has their own journey in different places, but they all share the same dark universe full of dangers. As each individual battles their own inner demons and faces unique challenges, they ultimately discover that their destinies are intertwined in unexpected ways, culminating in an epic confrontation that will change the course of the world in which they live. With exciting twists, intense conflicts and an engaging narrative, The Apartment in front of the Deaths is an unmissable saga that will take readers to a universe full of unimaginable dangers and surprises.

In the ruthless city of Valdenmoor, power is not earned by birth… but by the System. Levels define everything. Strength determines status. And the weak are destined to be forgotten. Kael Ashfen was born at the very bottom. Mocked, ignored, and treated as nothing more than a failure, Kael lived in the shadows of a world where even survival required strength. In Valdenmoor, those without power don’t rise… they disappear. But on the night everything was taken from him, the impossible happened. A forbidden System awakened. [Unique Skill Unlocked: 1000x EXP Gain] [Hidden Class Activated: Necromancer of Thousand Deaths] From that moment, Kael was no longer weak. Every enemy he kills fuels his rise. Every corpse becomes his army. Every death… makes him stronger. As kingdoms tremble and powerful elites begin to notice his unnatural growth, Kael walks a path soaked in blood and shadows—raising legions of the dead, breaking the laws of the System itself. But power always comes with a price. The more Kael grows, the more the world turns against him. Hunters, nobles, and even the System’s enforcers begin their pursuit. Because in a world ruled by order… Kael Ashfen is an anomaly. And anomalies must be erased. 3 chp Daily 5 chp on sunday

Gu Changsheng is an FGO (Fate/Grand Order) streamer. During his downtime, he loves browsing fan-made short videos. Little does he know, the content he watches is being broadcast directly across the entire Type-Moon Universe. The broadcast starts with a bang: Gudako rips apart the Demon King Goetia with her bare hands! Romani Archaman: "I never imagined... that Ritsuka could tear down a god with a mere human body!" Mash Kyrielight: "Senpai... is so amazing..." Just as the inhabitants of the Type-Moon world are left stunned and caught between laughter and tears, the trend of the short videos shifts again. The screen reveals the dark side of Chaldea: Gudako forcing Heroic Spirits into endless labor. Merlin: "How terrifying... Farming Embers every single day without rest?" Zhuge Liang (Waver): "Working until I’m hospitalized? Forced to eat Golden Apples daily?" Arash: "I really... don't want to blow myself up anymore..." As various iconic scenes and meme videos flood the screens, the entire vibe of the Type-Moon Universe begins to warp. From epic battles to "social death" moments, no one is safe from the cringe. If you want to support me and want advanced access to up to 80+ Chapters, you can check it @patreon.com/Icedrone

Daron Finley wasn't the weakest student to exist in his school, but he was weak. Inheriting a body physique from his parents that enhanced his normal human capabilities helped in some ways. But without an ability domain, he could not grow his strength. His parents never had high hopes for him. They knew it was impossible without an ability domain. But they did their best to take care of him, even if their jobs had to have them travel a lot. Archeology had boomed with the discovery of ability domains. If one was to find a site with an ability domain, it would change their life. Daron's parents were both at a site like that. A rare occasion for the both of them to be assigned to the same dig site, but a welcome one. A hard clang was heard as one of them dug into something hard. _____ "It's your lucky day, Mr. and Mrs. Finley. It appears we have a power artifact." His smile continued. "Lucky day?" They both said. "Well, of course. This will be given to you after all." Both of their eyes opened wide. "We... we couldn't possibly..." Mrs. Finley started. ______ They both looked at each other. They knew they couldn't let this opportunity go to waste. Even though the director said this was their reward for their efforts, they couldn't help but keep in their hearts that they wanted to repay him one day. "Thank you Director Aaron," Mrs. Finley said. The director got the tablet packaged and set it into a portal that opened before him. His own ability domain, the ability to teleport objects to anywhere he wished if he had been there before. Though, he could only teleport relatively small objects, nothing bigger than a microwave. But many artifacts weren't that big so it was no trouble to him. Given his good-natured attitude, it's natural for him to have been to the Finleys' house. The package teleported right onto the countertop in the house, with a note signed by Daron's parents and the director. "We love you Daron! -Mom" "You're the most prized artifact Daron! -Dad" "I wish you luck Daron! -Director Aaron"

Haruka should have died. But death… let him continue. Now he drifts through fractured realities—worlds that overlap, distort, and remember things they shouldn’t. Faces feel familiar. Voices echo from lives he never lived. And no matter where he goes… The same tragedy repeats. Again. And again. As if existence itself is playing a cruel game. Somewhere beyond all worlds lies the center of everything—the place where truth waits. To reach it, Haruka must open the Crates. Each one pulls him deeper. Each one takes something in return. Above it all, unseen yet ever-present, the Sin–Virtue Council watches in silence… their leaders treating reality as nothing more than a divided board: The Main Game. The Side Game. And Haruka? He doesn’t know which one he’s trapped in.

"Life was too short." These were the final words whispered across countless worlds. An old man breathing his last in a lonely hospital bed. A bodyguard sacrificing himself in a storm of fire and steel. A soldier, a mage… each dying with the same bitter thought. Unbeknownst to them, they were all the same soul. One existence splintered across timelines, fated to live and die again and again, never knowing why. Until the cycle ended. Until he stood before God. Now, with the weight of a thousand deaths behind him, the soul is offered a choice—continue the endless cycle, or step into a new world where his fate is finally his own to write. But destiny is never so simple. And one soul that has lived a thousand lives may yet change the fate of all worlds.

He died once quietly betrayed before the ground could remember him But death did not keep him Kairo returns with something cold inside him a mark that does not forgive Those who wished him harm are no longer safe not from him from fate One by one they fall Accidents misfortune something unseen closing in And with every death Kairo grows stronger Their skills become his their memories bleed into him their years become his time He does not chase revenge He waits Because the world has already decided they will die Now the only question is how much of them will remain in him when it ends.

(WARNING: THIS IS A STORY OF INSANITY. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK) [Rewinding] In a world where each moment hangs by a thread and every second could be her last, Juno Luminara has discovered a horrifying gift—the ability to manipulate the fabric of time. But what seems like salvation is a double-edged curse, bringing her to her own deaths. Each death is real, leaving her scarred with the knowledge of lives unlived and choices unmade. Only she remembers every brutal ending, every gruesome failure. And with every use of her power, the weight of reality presses harder, like an unseen force that’s waiting to crush her under its clockwork inevitability. The realms teeters on the edge of collapse, threatened by the encroaching Void, a force of pure entropy devouring space, time, and sanity itself. Its monstrous rifts open without warning, twisting streets into nightmares where creatures born from forgotten futures stalk anyone unlucky enough to wander too close. Chosen as the Timekeeper, Juno is forced into a deadly game of survival, where one mistake can spiral into endless loops of despair. But she’s not just running from monsters—there are those who know what she can do, and they will stop at nothing to steal her power, even if it means trapping her in an eternal rewind. As she- [System overload] [REDACTED] [Time Skip Initializing] disappears into realms and timelines. With every use of her ability, Juno inches closer to madness, questioning how many times she can watch herself die before she loses what little humanity she has left. Time is both a lifeline and a labyrinth, and the deeper she goes, the harder it becomes to tell what’s real. As the Void tightens its grip on reality, Juno must untangle the twisted threads of fate, confront enigmatic enemies who bend time as easily as she does, and unlock the secrets of her own existence—before her mind fractures, and she becomes just another forgotten anomaly in the collapsing timeline. Her only weapons are her ingenuity, grit, and a system that responds to her every action but reveals as much danger as it does opportunity. One wrong move can doom an entire future; one right step can rewrite reality itself. Every ally is a potential betrayer. Every enemy hides a clue. And in the end, Juno’s biggest enemy may be time itself. "This timekeeper... How much longer do you think you can run from fate? Do you really believe you can cheat death forever?" [System failing...] [Reality restart commencing] With the fabric of existence unraveling, Juno must decide: will she surrender to inevitability, or break free from the cycle to forge her own future? The clock is ticking. And she’s running out of time.

Reborn in a world of lethal magic and brutal danger, Alaric is just another helpless soul—or so it seems. But he isn't helpless. A mysterious power awakens in his mind: the [Life Simulation System]. With enough mana crystals, he can live out potential futures， learning from every fatal mistake. [Day 1: You acquire a windfall of twenty Lesser Mana Crystals, only to be targeted by the thug, Rob. He demands sixteen. You pretend to submit, secretly planning to use the wealth to fuel your own rise.] [Day 2: Mana surges through your veins. You are ecstatic with your growing power.] [Day 5: You shatter your bottleneck and become a Level 2 Magic Apprentice.] [Day 7: Your defiance enrages Rob. He captures you and sells you to the Cult of Bones. Your flesh and soul are forged into a mindless thrall. You are dead.] ... Three simulations. Three brutal deaths. Each a lesson in this world's cold and unforgiving nature. But for Alaric, death is only the beginning. He inherits the power from all three simulations, instantly becoming a formidable Level 7 Magic Apprentice. So when the real Rob stands before him, sneering and confident, he isn't facing a helpless boy. He's facing an avenger forged in death, whose true power is an abyss. The thug's life is shattered with ease. With each new simulation, Alaric's power skyrockets. He becomes a legend.

This is the story of a creature who doesn't know his name, who learns to be an individual. A former member of the hive, a scout named Khar, escaped to the surface after the death of her swarm and found herself in a world ruled by elves. Her body is a mixture of flesh, chitin and alien instincts, and her mind is torn apart by two voices: Red and Blue. But in the forest she meets the elf Rune, an explorer who is not afraid of her, laughs instead of running, and calls her a miracle.