Fuzhi

In the rugged landscapes of Bashkortostan, a land steeped in ancient myths and untamed nature, mysterious "Gates" begin to tear open reality. From these portals emerge monstrous beings—twisted versions of Bashkir folklore creatures like Shurale, Azraka, and Ubyr—threatening to overrun the world. Amid the chaos, an unlikely hero emerges: Aydar Salavatov, a lowly courier from Sterlitamak with no grand ambitions. Chosen by a cryptic "System," Aydar gains the powers of a batyr, a legendary warrior of Bashkir epics, starting with the humble "Voice of the Urals." Weak but determined, he must level up his abilities, confront the horrors spilling from the Gates, and uncover the dark force behind them. In a journey across Bashkortostan’s mountains, rivers, and cities, Aydar will rise from obscurity to become the batyr the world needs—if he can survive. *** Notes for English Readers: Bashkortostan: A republic in Russia, located in the Ural Mountains region, known for its rich history, diverse landscapes, and unique Bashkir culture. Think of it as a land where ancient traditions meet modern life. Batyr: A heroic figure from Bashkir folklore, akin to a knight or warrior of epic tales, often blessed with extraordinary strength or wisdom. Shurale: A forest spirit in Bashkir and Tatar mythology, typically a trickster with long claws who lures people to their doom. Here, it’s a towering, menacing monster. Azraka: A mythical dragon-like creature tied to the Ural Mountains, guarding treasures or secrets. Ubyr: A malevolent spirit or vampire-like entity that feeds on life force, sometimes possessing humans. System: Inspired by "Solo Leveling," a game-like interface that grants powers, levels, and quests to chosen individuals.

SHADOW OVER THE FINAL LINE The world crumbles beneath the pen of a cynical, brilliant writer whose drafts become reality. .oOo. In a flash, the world transformed into an arena. A mysterious System forces trials upon humanity, while enigmatic Constellations watch from above, wagering on their lives. Yun Ha-jin is a failed writer whose grim tales of the apocalypse are coming to life. His class: Apocalypse Writer. His weapon: intellect and ruthlessness. He doesn't save—he destroys. He's not a hero—he's the author of chaos. .oOo. WHAT LIES AHEAD? * Battles where cunning triumphs over strength. * Secrets hidden within his drafts, leading to the origins of the System. * A path to dominion over the world… or its utter destruction. .oOo. KEY PHRASE "If this world is my story, I will write its end."

In a world obsessed with Hunter rankings, Park Min-Ho is a complete zero, renowned for his uselessness and cowardice. "His threat level is lower than a teddy bear's..." his guildmates mock. But deep within the dungeons, he is the Hate King, a boss whose power grows with each insult received. "The more they hate me, the stronger I become!" he gloats. Park Min-Ho is a master of absurdity, hypocritically pretending to be weak. But what will happen when his System, a sardonic entity that seems to despise him, goes out of control?

In a world where heroes and villains are not just comic book characters, but real people with superpowers, there is someone named Choi Sung-Wook. He is a trainer, a mentor, a puppeteer. He doesn't belong to either side; his goal is to maintain the delicate balance of power. Boring... Maybe I should stir things up? - Sung-Wook thinks lazily, watching the training of another "savior of the world." He trains both heroes and villains, honing their skills to perfection. His methods are cruel, cynical, and full of mockery. He pits his students against each other, manipulates them, and plays on their weaknesses. For him, it's all just a game, and heroes and villains are mere puppets in his hands. He enjoys his power, watching his charges fight, suffer, and die. But what will happen if one day the game spirals out of control? Will Sung-Wook be able to maintain the balance, or will his cynical amusement lead to catastrophe?

In a world on the brink of cataclysmic change, a young girl named Gerda finds her simple life shattered by a mysterious celestial event. Thrust into a chaotic and dangerous new reality, she must navigate the ruins of a fallen civilization and confront the unsettling transformations taking place within herself. As Gerda journeys through a subterranean world of survivors, she encounters both benevolent and malevolent forces, each vying for control in the wake of global devastation. She must learn to harness her burgeoning powers while grappling with the loss of her past and the uncertainty of her future. Amidst the struggle for survival, Gerda's path intertwines with a cast of enigmatic characters, each possessing unique abilities and motivations. Together, they must face a threat that could reshape the very fabric of their existence, a threat that transcends the boundaries of human comprehension. Gerda's story is a thrilling exploration of resilience, transformation, and the enduring power of hope in the face of unimaginable darkness.

Noein Arkwright has a twisted personality. Born as the illegitimate child of a high-ranking nobleman, he was forced to sever ties with his family upon reaching adulthood, given a remote territory and a bottom-rung peerage. He thought to himself: —I don't want to become a despicable and empty person like my parents. —I want to live a happy life, surrounded by lots of love. To achieve this, Noein made a decision. He would become an ideal feudal lord, praised by everyone. —To be loved by my people, I will love and cherish them. —I will build friendships with neighboring lords, aiming for coexistence and co-prosperity, and use them for my own happiness. This is the story of a slightly warped young man who tries to find his own happiness in life.

This book is a fantasy martial arts novel written in the VB programming language, suitable for readers of all ages. The book consists of 111 parts, divided into 1111 volumes. In plain text (txt) format, the total size of the book exceeds 340 megabytes. If translated into Chinese characters, the total number of characters should be no less than 170 million. This time, the first twenty parts of the book are published. The remaining ninety-one parts, as well as future updated, simplified, and first-person versions of «Legend of the Mushroom Prince» will be released gradually after ideal co-authors are found.