Simulation Stories

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.

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.)

What if reality isn't breaking... What if it's watching you? Ethan lost three hours. No memory. No explanation. Just a clock that refuses to move, and a world that feels slightly...off. At first, it's small things. People knowing what he hasn't said. Moments repeating. Rules no one admits exist. Then the patterns start. And once you see the pattern.... You can't unsee it. Something is controlling the narrative. Something is correcting mistakes. Something is watching. And Ethan? He may have just broken a rule. ⚠️ This is not just a story. Pay attention to the details. Because the deeper you go... the more it starts to feel real. New chapters every 1-2 days.

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.

Three steps forward. One moment of silence. And suddenly-everyone is gone. What begins as a simple task turns into something far more disturbing when Grace finds herself alone in a world that no longer follows the rules of reality. The sky shifts. Space collapses. And something unseen is closing in. This is not a test. This is something else.

"Reality is a rendering error" Akin thought his life was a sequence of ordinary days until the pixels began to peel In a world where matter dissolves into data and memories are just variables how do you hold on to a love that's being deleted Revision No. 8 Matter Density Adjustment - FAILED

Seven days after the procedure, something started to feel wrong. At first, it was small. Glitches. Flickering vision. Then... loss of control. He didn't move his hand. He didn't press the gas. He didn't write those words. Someone else did. Watching through his eyes. Controlling his body. And he wasn't alone anymore. Because when the system activated... he saw it. 🔴 LIVE Thousands of viewers. A chat. People watching his life like a stream. Giving commands. Making decisions for him. And the worst part? He agreed to it. He just didn't read the terms.

In a world where capitalism decided spare tyres were a myth, Jay is busy accidentally folding the universe in half to avoid his rent, while Jane is a cosmic God who's just trying to survive her shift in a urine-analysis lab. The Glitch in the Matrix: Jay is a performative polymath with a high-functioning operating system and a shrunken budget-he was hardwiring a survival strategy based on hyper-independence and weaponised silence. Now, his reality is starting to leak. He's manifesting localised singularities in his flat, his eyes are turning into glittery cosmic skies, and he's accidentally warping spacetime to play ding-dong-dash. He isn't a hero; he's a physics vigilante who is too bored to follow the laws of the cosmos. The Amnesiac Entity: Jane is his only anchor. She's minimalist, she has a potty mouth that could peel paint, and she lives in a disgustingly clean loft to compensate for a life that shattered on her graduation day. But Jane is unravelling. Her shadow is lagging behind her like a bad internet connection, and gold highlights are bleeding through her human firmware. She's a God who forgot her own origins, and she's currently using a Titanium thread to hold her human grief together.

When a strange message popped up on Iris's phone, she didn't expect a link to a game that would change her life forever. Trapped in a neon-lit world with no exit button, she finds herself surrounded by other players, people she has never met before, all of whom seem just as lonely and lost as she is. But this game isn't like any other she's played before. There is no score, and there are no winners. Instead, the system gives them quiet, deeply personal quests that force them to talk, trust, and confront the things they've been running from. The more they open up, the closer they get to logging out, because the game's true purpose was never for entertainment, but to save them. The only problem was that Iris had already made up her mind about being alive. Prompt: 60. You download a new app that promises to cure your boredom, and it delivers far more than you ever expected.

My sister likes the lore of this series and has a love/hate relationship with Jax. I do not like him. We both believe he'd be toxic in any relationships with any of the characters, we hate the ships. Yet here we are, because I wanna write complex relationships. Read the foreword to see if you'd be interested in the character, she's supposed to be a music box ballerina :p

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

She survived a world full of monsters. But the truth is- The monsters were never real. Or maybe... They still are. After being trapped inside an illegal experimental simulation for four years, she wakes up in a world that feels almost normal. Almost real. But something is wrong. A sound she can't escape. A pattern she can't unsee. And a question that refuses to disappear: What if she never actually left?

When reality is code, trust becomes the deadliest weapon. Evan thought he was just another outcast in a digital empire ruled by the Architects. But when a forbidden glitch awakens inside him, he becomes the target of assassins, rebels, and even his own friends. Now, hunted through neon dungeons and collapsing networks, Evan must decide: ⚡ Protect those he loves-or rewrite the system that created them. Every choice bends the future. Every glitch has a price.

Paano kung ang lahat ng iyong nalalaman ay isang kathang isip lamang ng sinuman? Natuklasan ni Saoirse na ang Mundo na kanyang kinagagalawan ay isang Simulasyon lamang Gaya ng isang Video Game, ito ay may nakatakdang daloy ng istorya, Karakter at Persona. Inilihim ni Saoirse ang nadiskubre nyang ito imbes na ipaalam sa madla ay Itinago nya upang hindi mapunta sa kamay ng sinuman sapagkat maari itong mapunta sa masamang loob at gamitin sa masasamang pakay o paraan. Unti unti nyang natutunan ang pagpapatakbo ng Simulasyon, nalaman nyang maari palang palitan ang program nito gaya ng isang Computer kaya naman sinamantala nya ang pagkakataon, nahumaling sya sa lahat ng pwedeng gamit nito, Walang katapusan, Infinite sapagkat ang Buong Kalawakan man ay nakapaluob dito. Pinalitan ni Saoirse ang Nakaraan, Historya at ang maaring kinabukasan nito. Gaya ng isang Libro sapagkat Bago mo pa man basahin at buklatin ito ay may naisulat o itinadha ng pasimula at katapusan ang sinumang naroon. Ginamit nya din ito upang wakasan ang suliranin ng Mundo, makamit na sana maging ang Pandaigdigang Kapayapaan subalit nagkaroon ng Problema ang Makinang nagpapatakbo nito matapos makaligtaan ni Saoirse ang isang Linya ng Code sa Program nito at tuluyan na ngang nasira. Lalong lumala ang sitwasyon ng Mundo, Sising Sisi sya, kung hindi lamang sana nya Ginalaw ang Simulasyon ay maayos parin ang daloy at maayos na nakakapamuhay ang mga nasa loob nito. Kung sinong gumawa ng simulasyon at ano ang layunin nito ay walang nakaaalam. Tuluyan na nga bang mawawakasan ang lahat at mawala ang buong existence nito?

I killed all of my colleagues, and I'll never get caught. This is my confession.

Teen psychological tragedy with speculative twist ending He pays the electricity bill. He buys the bread. He shows up to school anyway. At fourteen, Teno carries everything. A drunk father, an empty bank account, and a grief so old he's stopped naming it. The only things keeping him standing are two best friends who never needed him to explain. Then one night at the park, everything breaks at once. For anyone who ever had someone pull out a chair for them without being asked.

Harry hasn't heard from Manny in 10 months. He decides to go looking for him with Duck. Murder, mystery, and relationships ensue. also available on AO3 under the same title.

Silverwood Institution is a boarding school where parents send their kids because of their terrible behavior or in hopes that their disabled child will finally be well‑educated, but the academy hides far darker secrets than anyone realizes. Behind its strict rules and polished reputation, Silverwood forces its students into an Integrated Reality-an immersive world of shifting simulations where they must fight for their lives, confront their fears, and survive a series of escalating psychological trials designed to break them down. (unfinished)

Truman Burbank has lived his entire life in the perfect town of Seahaven, surrounded by friendly neighbors, a loving wife, and a predictable routine. Everything about his world feels safe and ordinary - until strange events begin to make him question reality. As small inconsistencies grow into undeniable proof, Truman discovers that his entire life has been secretly broadcast as a television show, and everyone around him is part of the illusion. Faced with the truth, he must choose between the comfort of the only life he has ever known or the uncertain freedom of the real world beyond the dome. A powerful story about truth, control, identity, and the courage to be free

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.