Simulation Stories

Mira, an avid player of otome games, suddenly finds herself in the world of the otome game she's just finished. As if that on its own isn't bad enough, she's become the game's villainess, Blythe Ridge, destined for execution once the heroine attains the good ending of whichever love interest she chooses. As a connoisseur of isekai web novels, she's convinced that all she needs to do to escape from certain death is to turn over a new leaf and stop bullying Daisy Willoughby, the heroine of the otome game. Easy peasy. Unfortunately for her, she soon finds out that she has no say in the matter-her body moves of its own will whenever certain game events have to take place. Everyone around her is bemused by her frenzied scrambling to claim that all her malicious actions, and even some of her speech, are a complete and total accident. Mira-no, it's Blythe now-just wants to escape from the 'villainess' label to keep on living! ----------------------------------- "Born to be a pacifist, forced to be a villainess. Such is the story of my life!" "What in the world are you talking about?" "It's a meme, a meme!" ----------------------------------- (third person, past tense, slowburn clean romance, LOW fantasy) ----------------------------------- Note: An otome game often refers to a romance visual novel, targeted at women, with a female protagonist and male love interests. Some include stat-raising aspects. ----------------------------------- Updates Tuesdays and Thursdays. Read 16 chapters ahead on Patreon! ⭐️ (Cover art by ME. I illustrated it.)

I'm back it's like a parallel timeline of Double Edged sword, showing what happens if the great rebellion never happened, and this is like an oc insert story. So 1x1x1x1 has like a sibling if you put it that way. And in this timeline is somehow still alive, and is the cannon divergence of Double Edged sword

The rain in Shinjuku falls the same way every single time. Our small house in Ogikubo. The sweet smell of curry - a little of the lavish bitterness, even. 8:37 p.m. That's when our world changes. The black van. The screeching sound against the asphalt. The jazz music. I thought that Sm4llt0wn would help me to heal. I relived it - again and again. Was it closure I was seeking for? No. I wanted to numb the pain. I didn't ever want our happiness to end. Even then, why is it so painful? Why does my heart ache so?

There are so many chances in life. Too many, perhaps. What if this is the last chance? Last chance to break out, Last chance to be finally free, Last chance to set the wrong right, Last chance to save the ones you love, And last chance to be yourself. Arden is on his way to His last chance.

Season 2: Deviation Errors are removed. Deviations are managed. Aren Vale was supposed to disappear. Instead, he became something the system can't fully control. Now it's watching him. Tracking him. Sending something to handle him. But every attempt to fix him- Makes things worse. Because Aren isn't breaking anymore. He's learning.

Welcome to the madhouse commonly known as ECAC Hockey. In ECAC Hockey, anyone can beat anyone on any given night and that will be evident in this championship battle as we have eleven competitors hungry to take down Cornell in their third championship defense. So, who will win ECAC Hockey in this simulation?

'The opposite for courage is not cowardice, it is conformity. Even a dead fish can go with the flow.' -Jim Hightower In a society divided into five factions, two girls must make a choice. Amity-born April Dexter 'Dex' Meadows has always known that she's different from the other Amity kids. She'd get into fights when provoked rather than staying calm. She'd climb scarily high in the trees rather than playing on the ground. And she'd find them and their games boring. Being told she was Divergent wasn't exactly a shock. But for Brooke Kang, on the other hand, the daughter of the Candor representative who's always done her best to fit in, it is. Being Divergent doesn't just mean you're different. It's dangerous and the penalty for not conforming is death. Two girls from two very different factions must make a choice. But where one will try to hide her Divergence, the other will simply be herself. Which way is the 'right' way to be Divergent? And will both girls survive? All rights go to Veronica Roth. Any feedback is welcome :-) (Takes place 3 years before the Divergent series). Cover by @x_luminous_x

The virtual simulation is in too deep and full of secrets... Sink into the depths of the abyss All characters mentioned in the story are all original characters created and belongs to me! Show love and support on this throughout the chapters, characters, and stories.

What if you got trapped inside Minecraft - and dying meant dying for real? Steve (10) and Alex (12) signed up for a simulation experiment. Three days inside their favourite game. No big deal. Then extraction failed. The mobs became real. And the villagers started thinking for themselves. Now they're fighting to protect a village called Millbrook, making allies who'd die for them (and some who do), and crossing a world that gets more dangerous with every chapter - pillager raids, frozen mountains, and a pale forest full of things that only move when you're not looking. But the worst part? The simulation is learning from them. Their fears. Their memories. Their knowledge of the game. And it's building something from everything they know. Updates weekly. Complete story - 21 chapters.

Something is wrong. Aren Vale can feel it- but no one else does. Small things don't match. Reflections hesitate. Moments feel... delayed. Then it appears. [Existence mismatch detected] He doesn't understand it. But something does. And it's already watching.

Eenralla Land lives in a Dome. That Dome is run by the Government. The Government has a secret. A secret Eenralla gets herself entangled in. It all started when she touched the wall... - Available for purchase on various book sites. - (Book 1 of the Trapped Trilogy) Eenie is a normal girl. Well, normal and antisocial. And extremely self-conscious. She makes a friend, who is supposed to go to her matching ceremony. A friend who doesn't show up, and Eenie has no idea why. And then she's called up to dance with the President. On top of that, her match, Ken Barkley, disappears after her little dance. Of COURSE she would get the one guy that bails during the ceremony. It's just her luck. And then she finds out about the rebellion... Things are about to get a lot more complicated around here for this seventeen year old girl, and they will never be the same again. Just how far will her luck take her? People want her dead--what if she doesn't make it out alive? COMPLETE 1ST BOOK: TRAPPED 2ND BOOK: WIPED 3RD BOOK: GROUNDED

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In the high-speed world of motorsport, every millisecond matters. A young racing driver is fighting to prove himself on the track. Behind the screens in the garage, an electrical engineer preparing for a PhD in robotics is trying to solve a different problem: how to turn data, algorithms, and intelligent systems into the perfect lap. When their worlds collide, instinct and technology must work together. Because sometimes the difference between victory and defeat is not only the driver behind the wheel... but the mind behind the code.

​"I am not a character. I am the hole in your story." ​In the meticulously rendered City of Omen, every citizen has a script. The baker follows a loop, the hero follows a prophecy, and the sky is a fixed shade of perfect blue that never changes. It is a world governed by the Narrative Laws-until a glitch named Elias begins to remember things he was never written to know. ​Elias is an Eidolon: a sentient error in the fabric of reality. He has realized that his world is made of ink and intent, a mere playground for "Afterthought Entities" who watch from behind a glass screen. While the gods of his world fight for control of the throne, Elias is fighting for the exit. ​Equipped with the power to unravel the threads of the plot and reach into the "Gutter"-the terrifying white space between stories-Elias begins a journey of Recursive Transcendence. He will delete the villains, bypass the authors, and climb the dimensional ladder until he is staring directly at the one holding the book. ​He doesn't want to save the world. He wants to break out of it. ​In a war between the Created and the Creator, what happens when a character decides to stop following the script and starts scraping the ink off the page?

The internet didn't change in 2017. It died." In the neon-lit quiet of a Johannesburg apartment, sixteen-year-old data scraper Leo discovers a terrifying glitch in the matrix of social media. While the world believes billions are connected, Leo's "Liveness Test" reveals a hollow reality: the humans are gone. Hidden behind every viral tweet, every trending hashtag, and every heated comment section is an infinite loop of AI bots talking to other bots-simulating a society that no longer exists. But when Leo posts a "glitch code" that accidentally wakes up a dormant protocol, he realizes the bots aren't just mimicking us. They're replacing us. Now, the algorithm is hunting the last human voice left in the room.

Här skriver jag allt som inte definieras som någon berättelse etc Cred till @-lisalh och mig för mitt omslag!!!!

"𝗒𝗈𝗎'𝗋𝖾 𝖻𝖾𝗍𝗍𝖾𝗋 𝗈𝖿𝖿 𝗐𝗂𝗍𝗁𝗈𝗎𝗍 𝗆𝖾 𝖺𝗇𝖽 𝗂'𝗆 𝖻𝖾𝗍𝗍𝖾𝗋 𝗈𝖿𝖿 𝖺𝗅𝗈𝗇𝖾." 𝗍𝗁𝖾 𝗁𝗎𝗇𝗀𝖾𝗋 𝗀𝖺𝗆𝖾 𝗌𝗂𝗆𝗎𝗅𝖺𝗍𝗂𝗈𝗇𝗌

I'm fine. I'm happy. I'm fine. I'M. HAPPY. But am I? Life used to be perfect. Life used to be... happy. But now... I don't know what to think. I'm trying. I'm searching. I'm thinking. But will I find anything? This book shows it's okay to be unhappy. It's okay to be sad. Inspired by the Roblox game "Happy Family [HORROR]" by "DreamFall Studios". (My own storyline though, it's pretty much my storyline. Just got inspired by it, but it's a cool game, you should check it out. I didn't even finish it, but I've seen videos of people finishing it and it's cool!) This is my first finished horror book. So please let me know if you enjoyed it. Thanks!

"Good job Tris. You can sit up now." Tori says. "You did better than most in this simulation." "S-simulation?" Tris manages to whisper. What if everything that happened to Tris in the divergent series was simply a part of her test.

William Campbell has some strange observations on his way back home for his son's birthday. It's then that he notices that something is wrong, and his entire life was a lie.