dazai survives

It was the spring of his childhood, when he vowed to be a good soldier like his revered father and a proud son. Ernest Krieger, a young boy of ten, had unknowingly decided his destiny. *** Emperor, the Saraans will destroy the Empire. For the sake of the Empire, send them back to their homeland. Dedicate them to the well of the old gods, that they may never tread this earth again. ....... And thus, the old words shall shine once more.

What does an internet troll do when the world turns into the most unplayable horror game in history? Astrad, a professional “rat kid,” finds out when the apocalypse cuts his internet connection and forces him out of his room. To his surprise, all those “wasted” hours on monster forums and wikis are now the only guide to not ending up as lunch for an abomination with way too many teeth. Forced out of his cave, Astrad isn’t looking to save humanity—only himself and his dog. However, fate and his own twisted pragmatism push him into leading a group of survivors as dysfunctional as he is. Armed with a pellet rifle, lethal sarcasm, and a journal full of monster weaknesses, he’ll have to navigate an apocalypse where the greatest threat doesn’t always come with claws and fangs—sometimes it hides in human stupidity. To survive, they won’t need a hero. They’ll need a bastard with a plan.

Austin had already died in his previous life. His life ended on the day of his 21st birthday. Cause of death: (Scared to death while watching a horror movie. But now, he was alive again, and the throbbing pain in his temples told him he wasn't on drugs. Not only had he come back to life — he had transmigrated into a stupid otome game that he once played and he was now in the body of an extra that hadn't even appeared in the game. A pitiful boy with an ordinary personality and no special skills ends up living a life of tragedy and death! But Austin was not going to let that happen again... ........................................................ Trapped in an apocalypse world, I strive for survival but why do the death flags keep rising the more I topple them? In a world where Mages, Superpowers and even all kinds of fantasy beings exist I strive to destroy the apocalypse.

The Costello empire does not collapse. It recalibrates. Six months after a fire meant to erase the past, Chase Costello returns to find the machine running smoother than it should. His mother did not die of illness. She was contained. Arthur enforces the doctrine. The board protects the structure. Vanguard waits in opposition. And buried inside the empire’s foundation lies something called Phase Architecture — a design built to measure pressure, predict betrayal, and eliminate weakness before it spreads. Chase was raised to inherit the throne. He was never meant to question how it was built. But containment only works on those who accept it. And Chase Costello is done being managed.

Alexei, a transmigrator reborn as the Tsarevich of Imperial Russia, carrying the memories of lives shaped by hardship and survival. Thrust into a world of court etiquette, political tension, and looming upheaval, he must learn to navigate his new identity while quietly preparing for what lies ahead. As he adapts to imperial life, Alexei begins a dangerous journey of self-discovery, blending past experience with the realities of a changing world in order to survive. Author's note: Story about Alexei Nikolaevich Romanov - SI Alternate history - Alexei Nikolaevich Romanov was born as the first child of the Tsar. This story won't go into details about history. But there will be some that will be included in the story. This is a dark tone story. You have been warned. Disclaimer: All historical figures, countries, locations, and events portrayed in this work are products of fiction and are not intended to mirror real-world counterparts. Any viewpoints or statements expressed by the narrator or characters are purely fictional and should not be interpreted as the author’s own.

A hundred broken souls awaken on an island that feels too perfect—food, shelter, peace. Nothing missing. Nothing wrong. But perfection doesn’t exist without a reason. Every move is watched. Every choice recorded. And when the first person vanishes, the illusion begins to crack. This is no sanctuary. It’s a system. A game. Mike, the quiet observer, starts seeing patterns no one else can. Sara, the girl who belongs to the island more than she should, hides a truth that could destroy everything. As alliances form and fracture, survival becomes strategy—and trust becomes dangerous. Because on Blood Isle, every heartbeat is measured. Every mistake is punished. And in the end— only one walks away.

Oliver found himself reincarnated as the boyfriend NPC of the female protagonist in a female-oriented game world. Knowing the dark future ahead with the male leads and dangerous monsters, he started to think about how he could escape from this bizarre situation. Of course, it began with: "Let's break up."

In a world where reality is shaped by the strength of one’s spiritual pressure, the line between ordinary and extraordinary is razor-thin. By day, ordinary citizens navigate a mundane world. By night, an elite class of "Creators" battles in a hidden dimension, using cosmic energy to redraw the laws of physics and claim absolute authority over the realm

​The land was the first to fall. When the Red Vein virus swept across the continents, it didn't just kill—it rewrote the genetic code of everything it touched, turning humanity into a twitching, hive-minded nightmare. For three years, the only sanctuary was the sea. The high salinity of the deep ocean acted as a natural barrier, keeping the virus at bay while the last remnants of civilization fled to a makeshift "City of Chains"—a massive flotilla of lashed-together ships and oil rigs. ​But the salt pact has been broken. Mara, a hardened lookout on the northernmost derrick, is the first to see the impossible: the virus has mutated. It has submerged, infecting the leviathans of the deep and turning the ocean itself into a hunting ground. As the Red Vein begins to climb the anchor chains of the last human stronghold, Mara must team up with Elias, a young scavenger from a battered trawler, to protect a secret hidden in the Arctic ice. ​The "Source" is waking up. Driven by a haunting, subsonic "Song" that only the infected can hear, a massive biological entity is moving toward the Svalbard Seed Vault. If it reaches the vault, the virus will rewrite the DNA of every plant on Earth, ensuring humanity has no world to return to. With their home sinking and their friends turning, Mara and Elias must navigate a frozen graveyard to bury the virus before the Crimson Aurora signals the end of everything. ​In a world where nothing survives, the only hope is to freeze the future.

[ You're going to die. ] An apparition appears in the passenger seat of a car driven by a young man as he's storming down the road in his father's favorite sports car. It warns him of his death, or more like informs him of his death after distracting him from the road. However, it isn't a car crash that kills him... Right before going off the side of a cliff, he dies from a heart attack! Reborn in the body of that very apparition, they learn their new identity while forgetting their previous name. Now known as Bria, they have to escape the house belonging to the necrophiliac who murdered her!