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  1. Tregear Returns to the Past 191k WordsCompleted After his death, Tregear returned to the past in a parallel timeline. Tregear, who knew that he could come back to life as many times as he had counterparts: “…” “Hello, I'm Taro. Would you like to be friends?” “I don't need friends.” This is more or less a story about the Dark Three Sisters, told from Tregear's perspective. Includes Taro/Tregear, Kai/Gaia, and Belial/Victory. Read with care. Whether it ends in a happy or tragic pairing depends on my mood. There are sweet moments, but they com 1.5kReads8.9Score177Shelves
  2. I Have Traveled Through Time, but I Will Die. 155k WordsCompleted Si out of the well, Strum's failed king. A coward who hides in a well and escapes from the past. They are the same but different, the only constant is persistence. If Rebrando disappears and Beria is still alive, what will he do to his followers? The demons wandering the universe weave a dream or reality. Mr. Fushii De, and the former emperor, can you tell the difference? Can you let go? "Ah... I forgot, the sun has driven away the darkness." [Blue Phantom] 267Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Run Towards the Abyss 31k WordsOngoing Ultra fan fiction, Lord Beifu, pay attention to lightning protection What an obsession brings is not hope, but despair of not being able to see the future. The introduction is weak, please move to the main text, the Dark Sisters appear, the CP content is slightly low, and the main point is the Dark Sisters' perspective. Lord Beria's role in this article is as a background board Apologize for everything, the character has been slightly changed. There's a reason why Tregear doesn't like 23Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Faith That Never Disappears 141k WordsOngoing (The previous ones are all bad, so start reading from the second volume ꒦ິ^꒦ິ) My life has been a misfortune, but I have never regretted it. In fact, I should have died long ago. —Reads5.8Score—Shelves