I’m looking for any story that involves transmigration, romance, and science. I’d prefer a villainess story and/or where the main female lead is a scientist but I’m not really picky. I just love the use of science in stories.

The book is about space travellers who explore different planets and they eventually come to a planet that is pretty much earth. Some of the explorers being to feel uneasy and scared because they start seeing things. They eventually figure out that they are cats and that they are descendants of ...

I read a novella (or novelette—I don't believe it could have been a short story) that I am almost certain was by Poul Anderson. It opened in an airport, flights cancelled by bad weather, with two men talking in the bar, one of whom is drunk enough to begin telling his story: how the goddess of an...

The manga is about a teacher he is lazy and looks unmotivated he has to teach this girl who can't and he ended making her cry and she slapped him because he was saying some mean things to her don't remember what it was also her powers which is fire everytime she gets flustered she causes an explo...

I don't remember much about the book only that I read it sometime around the 2010's . I remember a boy getting sucked into a fantasy video game with his girlfriend . Further, they would level up throughout the novel and at some point he gets a golden armor I think. Later there was also an npc tha...

I believe it either comes from a manga or anime

Saw Gerrera's Cavern Angels' X-Wing T-65B Starfighters firstly appeared in the 2016 film Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Also, DK Publishing released the same day as the film itself Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide illustrated by artist Kemp Remillard showing Saw’s Cavern Angels. Lat...

In the first three episodes of Andor the planet Kenari is shown in retrospective scenes as being wild, uninhabited, and destroyed with huge, empty, destroyed mines. And in the show, it is described, that an Imperial mining disaster destroyed the planet. But the retrospective scenes take place bef...

A guest at a hotel or bed and breakfast accidently sees into an open door in another room. He sees a human turn into a monster and devour another guest. The monster turns back into a human and is unaware the guest saw it all.

As the title says. Is there a connection between Rowling's Newt Scamander, a wizard zoologist, and Radagast the Brown? Being the latter one of the five magicians of Tolkien's Middle Earth, and the one that was especially concerned with the well-being of plants and animals?

I've just finished a long overdue re-read of It by Stephen King, this time I used an ebook. I'm left a bit bemused because of a faint memory I have from the original paper book, I'm convinced that there was a reference made by one character during a conversation. He was mentioning a "killer flu" ...

In the final boss, Raiden's HF blade is broken by Armstrong and his Nanomachines. He then inherits the Muramasa, and defeats Armstrong. In the final cutscene he is shown using his original HF blade. Is there any canonical evidence to show what happened to the sword?

I remember that there were 2 siblings. A boy and a girl and they were moving with their parents to a big fancy old house. I remember their dad was a surgeon but was laid off. I think there was an earthquake and all of a sudden the kids are alone in the house and have to figure out how to get back...