Your Idol

You came to university to get a degree. Unfortunately, everyone else came to ruin your life.

For two years, you've lived on the Xianzhou Luofu. Before that? You were a normal college student living in Los Angeles: another dimension unexisting in this one. When fate had brought your death day early, it seemed to have given you a second chance in a world you never knew existed. Your soul winded up a regular foxian's body—a teamaker located in Aurum Alley. This foxian was born and raised on the Xianzhou Luofu. And by inhabiting their body, you also became them. Fairly quickly, you adapted. Living a life that wasn't yours to begin with, but making the most of what you were were dealt. It was better than being entirely dead, right? You've kept your old life a secret, but when the Express crew decide to visit for this years Wardance ceremony and end up catching the eye of a specific group, you've found it harder and harder to keep your lies afloat and story straight.

Trailblaze

A freshman at Honkai: Star Rail college discovers a secret underground drifting club where speed, skill, and heart collide on the mountain passes.

Slow burn Azul Ashengrotto x Reader co-ed college fake dating AU

Sumeru's elite university is thrown into chaos when an anonymous gossip account begins leaking the darkest secrets of Teyvat's brightest minds.

The (fake) Hydro Archon just announced your engagement to the Chief Justice — Congrats!

In this Love and Deepspace AU, Linkon City is real and you're the beloved video game heroine who just glitched out of your console and into the arms of men who've spent years falling in love with you on a screen.

You were murdered and left to die—but one of five vampires broke their oldest law to save you, turning you into something forbidden. Now hidden inside Nocturne Manor, you must learn to survive your new hunger while uncovering who killed you, why you were targeted, and whether your transformation was part of the plan.

You’ve been kicked out 47 casinos for counting cards. Getting rich was always far too easy. Until you stepped foot into the wrong one.