A mischievous god was summoned to the world of Ice and Fire, attempting to control it, but was defeated. After losing his memories and powers, he tried again, but somehow ended up going astray in a heartwarming (?) story. Note 1: Before chapter 29, the protagonist doesn't even realize he's a mischievous god; he's just a babysitter with a dragon. If you don't want to read silly stories about children, you can start from chapter 29. Don't overthink it; treat it like children's literature. Note 2: The protagonist's apparent identity is Rhaegar's only son; his two older children are gone. His body (the vessel) grows extremely slowly (he looks like a child), so his marriage to Cersei is a political alliance; they are husband and wife in name only, but the protagonist is actually childless.
Li Fan transmigrates to a Western wasteland world where he is a slave, and his masters are a pair of white sisters.
His health is too poor; he simply can't handle it.
Fortunately, I awakened the Book of a Hundred Lifetimes, which allows me to restart after death, start all over again, and even gain some experience points.
First life: Died at the hands of his younger sister.
In his second life, he died because he was implicated in his sister's pregnancy.
The third incarnation, the fourth incarnation...
Through repeated restarts and skill point additions, Li Fan finally stood at the pinnacle of the apocalypse, becoming the sole savior.
(Multiple women, multiple women, multiple women—I'll say it three times because it's important!) He traveled through Viserys and even gained Ghidorah's favor. Is this still Game of Thrones? No, I'm invincible, do as you please.
Lin Chang'an unexpectedly returned to the European battlefield in 1942 with the "Empire Rising" system, becoming a logistics soldier in the US Navy. Relying on the cyborgs, technology, and tanks he obtained from the system, he seized Southeast Asia in this last colonial era and gathered the Chinese in Southeast Asia under his command.
After years of wandering in this world, Leon realized that some paths, once embarked upon, have no turning back; the staircases paved with countless bones lead only to the throne or the grave. Due to the Imperial Church's explicit prohibition, the production and smuggling of magic essence extracted from monsters became a dangerous yet highly profitable industry in this world. Thus, starting from nothing, he trained witches wanted by the Church into his monster breeders and apothecaries, building a smuggling empire spanning the continent! Now, he is Viscount Arend, the most powerful lord in the Empire, the Church's newly appointed cardinal, the chief inquisitor of the Inquisition, and the supporter of the new emperor; simultaneously, he secretly operates under the name Fenrir, resounding throughout the underworld as the Empire's most wanted criminal, its most notorious blasphemer, and the most...
[Slow pace] [Build an empire alongside the protagonist]
Traveling back to 1887, one becomes Crown Prince Wilhelm II of the German Empire. At this time, Wilhelm I is old and frail, the 100-day emperor hangs by a thread, and the Bismarckian system is on the verge of collapse. Facing the impending trap of world war, a new soul takes over the steering wheel of the empire.
Czech football legend Uhrin said indignantly, "Lister? He is the biggest cancer in Czech football. UEFA should ban him from the sport."
However, just days after Uhrin criticized Lister, Czech Football Association President Pavel Merkle presented Lister with a special contribution award on behalf of the association, in recognition of Lister's contributions to Czech football.
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broker.
This is the story of a broker.
This is the story of a Czech super agent.
See how he went from a small-time agent in the Czech Republic to a super agent who wields immense influence in European football.
The world of Long Summer is shrouded in eeriness. Every six days, on the seventh day, this strange entity invades the dream realm, releasing its malevolent forces to affect reality. On this particular day, an unusual murder case in Kuroki City leads to the discovery of a mysterious girl. She possesses the Eye of Truth, which allows her to see through illusions on the seventh day.
What are Joan of Arc's three good points? Kindness, ignorance, and easy to seduce. Whether it's Black Joan, White Joan, Young Joan, Blue Joan, Red Joan, or whatever Joan of Arc is, they're all mine! What? You say there's no Red Joan or Blue Joan? They just look the same, so it's fine.
[Western Fantasy] + [Interdimensional Warfare] + [Time Travel] + [Multiple Female Leads]
After Richard's death, he suddenly finds himself transported to a war-torn wizarding world.
He was left with no choice but to silently develop into a god in another world, living a life of cannon fodder!