ajin sato

"Sato" is a light novel that follows the story of Toshihiro, the son of a famous yakuza boss. When his father is killed in a back alley, everything changes in Toshihiro's life. Raised by his father's friend, Hotaru, a mysterious figure, Toshihiro grows up determined to avenge his father's death. joined by a mysterious organization,

"Um acidente de avião joga estudantes de uma faculdade em uma ilha desconhecida, cercada por florestas sombrias, criaturas monstruosas e predadores inteligentes que caçam humanos como presas. Enquanto o desespero consome os sobreviventes, Sato, um jovem aparentemente indiferente e estranho, tenta apenas continuar vivo. Mas tudo muda quando Aki Sunako o empurra durante um surto de pânico. Aquele simples gesto desperta memórias que Sato havia enterrado profundamente: os anos vivendo ao lado de um velho caçador, aprendendo a sobreviver em florestas mortais, rastrear monstros, matar… e permanecer racional mesmo diante do medo. Enquanto os estudantes enlouquecem tentando sobreviver, Sato percebe algo ainda pior. A ilha não é normal. Existe um sistema. Uma entidade misteriosa que concede pontos, habilidades, itens e recompensas para quem mata as criaturas do chamado “Mundo Perdido”. Porém, conforme Sato avança, o próprio sistema começa a apresentar falhas estranhas… como se algo nele estivesse errado. Ou melhor… como se Sato fosse o erro. Agora, cercado por bestas que imitam vozes humanas, cobras gigantes, aranhas monstruosas e criaturas que nunca deveriam existir, Sato precisará proteger aqueles que começaram a segui-lo… enquanto tenta descobrir a verdade por trás da ilha, do sistema… e do motivo das criaturas mais perigosas daquele lugar sentirem medo de seus olhos amarelos. Porque existe uma coisa que nem o sistema… nem a ilha… nem os monstros previram. O Instinto de Caçador."

Ne juge pas un livre pas sa couverture

Aaki is a young boy who unfortunately gained the powers of the first Kanji, though he doesn’t know how to completely utilize his powers he goes on an adventure to learn, however when a new threat appears in the world Aaki sets out to challenge it, through pain, trial, and error he endures it all to protect his mother from all harm, this is his calling.

Kazuya Sato is thought as an asshole by mostly everyone. He actually hates the 'Youth filled with genuine friendship and love' delusion that all teens in Japan are infatuated with, so he thinks of it as a plus. He also trained his body and mind quite a bit because of his chunni days. But because of living in a standard school life light novelish world, he can't live the loner life he desires. WARNING: late romance and harem, no fan service, hopefully no rom-com base for romantic feelings (outlandish shit like; I saw him only once in my life but my heart fell for him or he protected me from bullies during elementary and we never talked again, I am in love with him), there is bromance and not all males in the novel are mobs or extras that don't matter in the story(no homo)

Esta historia cuenta un isekai donde el protagonista muere solo y en un abrir y cerrar de ojos, reencarna en otro mundo pero con los recuerdos del otro mundo, pero aún conservando esos sentimientos de soledad y tristeza que tiene, en el nuevo mundo. se da cuenta de que existe la magia y que creció en un clan muy discriminado, pero aun así no dejó de buscar la felicidad.

ÀJÒJÌ Four hundred years ago, the Atlantic received the bodies of the enslaved and refused to let them go. From that darkness, they built Befa, a hidden island civilization founded on one woman's prayer, protected by one law: never surface. Ayim breaks that law. When a vision shows him the Fynn, a four-hundred-year-old darkness born from drowned slave masters' hatred, now consuming the surface world. Ayim and his squad of four outlaws surface through the Door of No Return at Elmina Castle. Exiled from Befa. No plan. No return guaranteed. They are not alone. In Tema, two researchers changed by the same ocean are already feeling something coming. The last two people Adwoa's prayer would ever touch, because when they surfaced, the Fynn closed the door behind them. Seven strangers. One darkness. And the price of four hundred years of hiding. What the water took, the water kept. What the water kept, the water changed.

The first time he opened his eyes what he saw was people around him. One man was screaming at a woman who was on a bed looking really tired. "What is that THING, it is not my blood so who did give yourself to??" the man screamed while his face turned red of anger and shame. Making deals with kings, with specters and with being from other dimentions, follow this Majin as he enjoys what the world and his power have to offer. *English is my 2nd almost 1st language, but I do not believe this story won't have writing problems. If it does then please let me know. I do not own the image, it's credit goes to its creator, if you don't want it there contact me and I will take it down.*

At seven years old, Ajifa’s world shatters when her father, Okoliko, is killed by a stray bullet during a cult clash. Overnight, childhood ends. What remains is survival—her ailing mother, Uki, and her toddler sister, Olanna, depending on a girl far too young to carry such weight. When Uki is diagnosed with a brain tumor, poverty becomes a death sentence. Ajifa, only ten, works menial jobs, hawks on the streets, and steals when desperation demands it. Help from relatives and friends comes in fragments—never enough. As time runs out, Ajifa makes a devastating choice, sacrificing her body to a man her mother once helped, believing it is the only way to save her family. But tragedy is relentless. On Christmas Eve, Ajifa arrives at the hospital with hope and blood on her hands—only to learn her mother has died. Moments later, her sister is killed by a reckless driver while searching for her. The same night, the man who exploited Ajifa dies from a stab wound inflicted during her escape. At fourteen, Ajifa loses her entire family—and her freedom. Tried as an adult and sentenced to thirty years in an adult Nigerian prison, Ajifa is thrown into a world of brutality where violence, sexual assault, and power determine survival. She adapts not by pleading, but by hardening. Emotion fades. Compassion dies. What remains is intelligence, restraint, and a will sharp enough to endure anything. Seven years later, Ajifa catches the attention of Yejide Ogunde, a mysterious lawyer who secures her release—only to deliver her into another prison: a covert assassin organization that recruits the most resilient and psychologically formidable inmates. Years pass. Bodies fall. Power consolidates. Enter Ayotundun—a young, brilliant detective seeking balance in a corrupt system. Ajifa is a dark, suspense-driven psychological thriller about trauma, survival, and moral ambiguity. It asks uncomfortable questions about justice, vengeance, and redemption—and explores what it truly means to survive when the world leaves you no choice but to become something dangerous.

When she opened her eyes, she had inexplicably returned to twenty years ago, the first day of the apocalypse escape. "Classmate, you're a Superpower User, right? How about considering joining our special operations squad?" Looking at the man opposite her with sparkling, charming eyes, Xie Ning heartlessly refused: "Thanks, I have a team." "Ah, what team do you have?" "No team." "Right, you're beautiful, so whatever you say is right. How about this, you join our squad, and I will accompany you through wind and rain, and go through fire and water with you to clear dungeons and kill monsters." "Every single day, year after year?" "Mhm! I will work hard to make money, and only for you. How does that sound?" Xie Ning: ... After being reborn, her small Space has turned into a large, mobile villa, and she originally just wanted to live her own quiet little life in peace. Never did she expect to attract such a clingy, devilishly charming man. Question: How does one heartlessly and coldly reject a charmer? Waiting online for an answer, it's quite urgent...