
87 chapters~919K wordsUpdated Dec 3, 2025
Eternal Star (A Cradle Isekai)
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Who knew that filling out an online form sent to you by a sketchy internet friend would lead to getting hurled across dimensions? A modern university student, average as can be, gets whisked away from his dreary life and inserted into his favorite book-series: Cradle . It is a world that exists at the mercy of the strong: the seven Monarchs who rule the world and the four Dreadgods that seek to consume it. Strength is all that matters, all that determines a person's worth. Unfortunately for our hapless Earthling, he has no strength. And thus, no worth. He wakes up, confused, and disoriented, with only a few hints to reveal his own whereabouts, and a vague plan to flip his own fortune. Find the main characters. Trade information. Make himself useful. Become a god. The main character is transported sometime in April 2021, before Bloodline came out (since that was when I began on the story). As such, he has no awareness of canon knowledge after Wintersteel. However, knowledge from after Wintersteel still plays a role in the story, characters, plot, and worldbuilding, which presents a thin line of a path that the main character has to figure out on his own. Co-authored by the marvelous @Coldbringer (Cover art by the great @Grandaesthate) What to expect - 5,000+ words almost every chapter, often much higher - Thrill seeking, slightly sociopathic MC - Weak to strong MC - A rich and deep exploration of the world of Cradle, emphasizing aspects of the setting that Wight never got into
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