1: Deja Vu Ascendancy by AscendingAuthor A definite must read! Start at the beginning, and go for a wild ride, one you'll not soon forget! Whatever you do, do not be deterred by the length of the story, and I recommend taking lots of breaks. I binge read Deja Vu Ascendancy, took me over 4 days straight reading, sore eyes, no regrets. I'd do it again in a heartbeat. 10/10, on par with Tefler's TSM in my opinion. What are you still doing here? Go read Deja Vu Ascendancy, cause if you don't, you'll regret it.
-Rebel
2: Forced Retirement by Howard Faxon Great start, brilliant events, lots of humor, and a touching end. A little bit of everything for everyone, as long as you're okay with no sex.
3: Legacy of the Wars by Howard Faxon Howard here has a masterpiece of perfected creation, where the protagonist starts out small, and finishes out large. A mix of rags-to-riches, coming-of-age, violence in the sense of war, and romance. Definitely up there in my favourites!
4: My Isekai Life in D&D: Fire by NoMoshing Great story. Plain and simple, love the setting. Has the right amount of detail, not too much, but not too little. Definitely recommend reading this story, and any future ones NoMoshing will produce
6: What Rough Beast by D.T. Iverson Norse Mythology has always been a favourite of mine, and in most cases, its massively underrated. Beautifully well written, this is a saga worthy of the Skalds!
7: The Wolves by Exigaet Exigaet has created something spectacular here. The character development is great, the plot is thick, and I'm always quivering in anticipation for the next chapter. The Wolves is a masterpiece, worthy of high praise.
8: Zombie Leza by Vincent Berg I read this a while ago, some 6-10 months ago. Great story. Nuff said
