After three decades, Simon's life isn't what he hoped it would be. Taking his destiny into his own hands he decides to find another world where he can be the hero he was always meant to be. It turns out there's more to combat than having lightning reflexes with his controller though, and the path to being a hero is more brutal than he can imagine. Death after Death is a dark, sardonic take on the Isekai genre with roguelike elements. It explores some of the common tropes in a different light. ... more>>

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[This is a old synopsis, don't read it, fixing soon]
What would you do if you were blessed with Godlike powers? Would you play Hero, become a Despot, or maybe a quick trip to the moon to see the stars in all their heavenly glory. As for Juniper... She'd rather hide under her bed?... more>>

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Core Pacifica is cursed city at least by modern standards, Super powered individuals rule the streets.

Juniper is trying to get by. Debt is compounding, and she's a jobless NEET, her sibling's health and well-being is at risk, and her own future is unclear. Video games and scrolling are her only remaining comforts. She dreads the outside world, yet needs compel her to leave the apartment. A simple grocery run wouldn't be fatal would it? Perhaps a wrong turn is all it took, to turn life upside down.

What kind of story is this: A tale about capes, superpowers, and surviving in a world where heroes aren’t necessarily paragons of justice. It follows a young woman thrown into chaos, forced to adapt to the impossible and confronted by moral dilemmas. Whilst she struggles to carve out a way forward for her future, her actions may lead to accidental villainy—or flawed heroism—in a city that doesn't play by it's own rules, one thing is certain she can't go back to the life she had before.

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- Slow burn– A long but gradually unfolding story. [AND I DO MEAN SLOW]

- Capepunk– Super powered struggles ensue

- Moral Dilemmas– Simple at the first seams, choices get harder

- Girls Love/Yuri– Blossoming but complicated bonds

- Litrpg elements– Stats, numbers and progression

- A cutesy personified system ⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝ [or maybe an annoyance ( •̀ - •́ )]

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"This world is a legacy system running on an unpatched OS. I'm just here to install the stability updates."... more>>

When Kazuya, a former systems engineer and corporate slave, was summoned to another world along with his entire house, he didn't ask for a legendary sword. He asked for Fiber-Optic Internet. 

Armed with the collective wisdom of the entire world via the Internet, there is now virtually nothing he doesn't know. He has zero interest in "grand adventures." He’d rather stay inside his magically-transported home, drink ice-cold cola, and solve the Kingdom’s greatest crises via remote work. By treating every disaster—from collapsing infrastructure to "ancient curses"—as a series of logical bugs, he optimizes a world that relies far too much on fickle magic using modern systems thinking.

While he "works" from the comfort of his sofa, his black cat Tama—who is secretly the Legendary Savior, Tarmane—is busy "deleting" any hardware threats (monsters) that dare disturb her owner’s Wi-Fi signal.

The people call him a "Transcendent Sage." The Knights call his instructions "Divine Logic." In reality, he’s just a lazy optimizer who knows that in any world, information is the ultimate weapon.

An intellectual Isekai comedy where the greatest miracles aren't performed with wands, but with a perfectly executed patch.

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**Note from the Author:**

This is the official English version of an original Japanese web novel, currently on going in Japan. While the English release is currently several dozen chapters behind the Japanese original, new episodes will be published here sequentially as the translation is finalized.

If you're tired of mindless action and want a "Rational Isekai" where problems are solved through logic, engineering, and data-driven strategy, this story is for you. Experience the intellectual catharsis of a modern engineer "debugging" a fantasy world—all from the comfort of his sofa.

Updates will be frequent as I work to catch up with the latest Japanese release! <<less

… and before I knew it I lost all my friends and became a lonely analyst of the world surrounding me. MLAAUAMMFIAHTSTBIAFTRMATLPASIABIKIILAMFABALAOTWSM for short.... more>>

The story follows Writer-kun, who after isolating himself for a couple of weeks and realizing that this year he did absolutely nothing of his life begins to have hallucinations indicating his failure in everything. Observe the day to day of someone socially incompetent, as his hopes are constantly destroyed by his own negative thinking, and how reality is distorted to meet his twisted analisis of the world. <<less

David’s life was simple:
Work, anime, games, sleep. Repeat.... more>>

Until a portal exploded in his living room.

Now a woman with draconic scales, sharp fangs, teal streaks in her hair, and the attitude of a final boss lounges on his couch, eating his food and wearing his clothes.

She calls herself “The Supreme Dragon Goddess Tiamat.”
David calls her a NEET.

Stranded in a world with barely any mana, Tiamat is determined to “research” her way home by binge-reading manga and battling her greatest foe yet: TV remotes.

Between his 9–5 job and her “servant duties,” David starts learning how to stand up for himself…
And Tiamat learns the unfamiliar warmth of domestic life — neighbors, family dinners, bath bombs, and one very patient human.

A cozy, comedic reverse-isekai about a dragon goddess, a tired salaryman, and the soft chaos of living together. <<less

In 2019, Jennifer Parker and her coworkers leave their corporate Silicon Valley Blizzard-Activision jobs to create the revolutionary video game Hecate in the Silicon Forest... more>> of Portland Oregon. <<less

A human man is sent to a new world to compete in an Empire-Builder competition hosted by the gods. His god is a NEET nerd... more>> chick who spends more time gooning than being a goddess. <<less