In Serial77 Chapters

Goddess of Computation

Doing a coding assignment last minute, Ada Newth, a computer science student, fell asleep and woke up in a different world where she was informed by the System that she was randomly selected from an infinite number of universes to be a Goddess of Computation.The trouble is that she's barely passing her first class and now she's meant to be a Goddess? Worse, she can't understand why she's needed in this world where the technology level is about equivalent to that of Earth's Middle Ages. Clearly, most people can barely read or count and even the other gods are of no help. In fact, most of them are rather dangerous idiots. If she can't convince them to help her change the status quo, she'll just have to gather her allies and followers and make some major changes to the system. 21 NOV 2020:I may update all the systemshelper interface to match better with a programming language already out there. I'm thinking either C++ or Python. 20 SEP 2020: I update at least once a week - typically on the weekend. When I have more time, I'll update more. Also, note that I added a few more Tags that I thought was relevant.

In Serial15 Chapters

Ascension [Progressive Fantasy, GameLit Fantasy]

The end of the world was as sudden as it was unexpected. Marcus was one of billions to witness the Integration of Earth into the Endless Realms. In a world where suddenly, any random person can throw around fireballs and pick up boulders one-handedly, Marcus must do all he can to stay alive, and more importantly, thrive. Good thing the end of the world came with a User Interface.

In Serial20 Chapters

Tales of Mana

Announcement: I (the author) am currently on a journey through guides, feedback and countless pages of miscellaneous other stuff to improve this work. I will not change the plot, but the style should be improved by a lot. I also intend to give more insights on the world and its characters. Once that is taken care of, this message will be removed. Until then, I wish you keep this in mind if you keep reading. - You know the stories about how some random person get's resurrected as the hero of a fantasy world after dying in their previous one? Well.. Mana may have been revived, but definitely not as a hero. This world does not require to be saved. It has to be changed. However.. how much can something be bent.. before breaking? - Mature tag due to: description of gory scenes. Some violence. This will go down after the first few chapters, but will resurface later on. Example: """"had literally drowned on its own blood"""". No sx scenes. To get some things out of the way: -this is my first submission, and the first story I ever wrote. If you find mistakes, or have something to criticize, please do so, but DON'T just write """"xy = bad"""". Explain me how to improve. Would be nice.

In Serial13 Chapters

Grinding to Become a Protagonist

I was am a pathetic highschooler with a desire to change my life. Magic had always been my favorite hobby. Whether it was reading books on magic tricks, studying ancient texts that were posted online by high level druids, or watching anime with lolis smacking each other with colorful spells, I was dedicated in my pursuit of the ways of magic. Maybe a part of me thought that learning magic would add some meaning to my life? But there was one question I never asked myself: What would I do once I learned magic? Follow my journey attempt to rise up from a low level noob to becoming an all powerful magician!

In Serial20 Chapters

Disappearance

In Serial17 Chapters

The Songless Siren - A Kisame Hoshigaki Love Story

Kisame had a life before he joined the Akastuki. Of course he did. He had a home; a village; a team; friends, the whole lot. Sure he ended up leaving; but that doesnt mean he lost everything. He still had ties; and those ties led him back to an old friend; Koraru. Although now a broken soul she conceals it well, masking it with charm and her flirtatious ways. Kisame had something she needs, and she had something he wants, and a partnership forms. What happens from there? Well, we'll just have to find out, won't we?