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Toon Horst finds himself reincarnated in the body of Assad, a dangerous gang member in a world or drugs gangs, money and a Chinatown inspired city. Can Toon survive this world or will he meet his fate on his first attempt.

That stormy night was supposed to be just an ordinary night for two young men - Noel Sanjaya and Arka. But in the ancient mansion of the noble Sanjaya family, Noel has just completed an ancient ritual-one performed only once every five centuries. The kingdom's ministers gather in silence, witnessing the birth of a new 'Aksesa,' a mysterious title that has served as the hidden pillar of the Carta Kingdom for millennia. On the other side of the city, in a small cafe about to close, Arka is fighting to finish a college assignment, battling sleep and dreaming of his grandfather's steamed chicken. He has no idea the storm is no ordinary weather... or that his life is being irrevocably changed. Two nineteen-year-old men. Two worlds that have never collided. One ancient cycle awakening: The Dark Period. As the kingdom braces for a cataclysm that strikes only once every five hundred years, a buried secret begins to crawl from the shadows. And when destiny finally brings Noel and Arka face to face, one of them will discover he is not who he thinks he is. Because sometimes, a kingdom's greatest hero... is born in the most unexpected of places.

In a world where every lie, every act of cruelty, and every betrayal is absorbed by the land itself, humanity finally pushes the world past its limit. From that breaking point, the Xenophores are born,creatures formed from mankind’s sins, each more terrifying and powerful than the last. As civilization collapses and chaos consumes the earth, Yona and a small group of survivors must journey through ruined lands, uncover the truth behind the world’s fall, and face the very darkness humanity created,before it erases what little good remains

Rajawali High School is a playground for the elite, but for Salim, a math genius from a humble background, it is a daily equation of survival amidst complex social dynamics. ​When the 12th-grade class is summoned for the mandatory "Grand Study Tour," Salim joins his new squad of specialists: Rehan (the anti-social Hacker), Salma (the cold Student Council President), Udin (the Karate Master), and Alya (the Medical Expert). ​But the tour is a lie. ​After a forced injection of Nano-Machines, the students lose consciousness, only to wake up in a digital hell—a brutal Survival Simulation set on a desolate island. The laws of logic and morality are left behind in the classroom. Here, only one rule applies: Kill or be Killed.

The Aurelius, the Empire’s leading expedition airship, sets out to chart the frontier—where the last crew disappeared without a trace. Soren Eryndor, a quiet memoirist assigned to record the journey, expects routine observation. Instead, his notes begin to shift when reread. Footsteps echo on empty decks. Tension builds beneath the crew’s steady smiles. When the first crew member vanishes—silent, bloodless, impossible—Soren realizes something is watching their expedition. Ahead lies the ruin tied to the previous mission’s fate. Beside him stands Captain Atticus Riven—precise, unreadable, and carrying orders Soren isn’t meant to know. As the Aurelius drifts deeper into the frontier, Soren’s memoir becomes the only record of the truth. Because whatever is erasing the crew… may erase the memory of them next. ||||A slowburn BL steampunk mystery about the fragile lines between memory, reality, and the people who keep us anchored.|||| Author’s Note: This story is built from my own original plot, world, and characters. I draft and revise the chapters myself, with the help of AI-assisted writing tools for structure and speed. All final edits and creative decisions are mine. Thank you for reading — I hope you enjoy the journey.

They killed her twin. They should’ve killed her too. When seventeen year old Aldo Carvalho is murdered, his last frantic phone call to his sister threatens the century old peaceful treaty between werewolves and humans in Sao Paulo. The suspects? The untouchable sons of the city’s elite–the most powerful boys at Souza High. Reina Carvalho knows justice won’t come from a system built to protect the wealthy. It will come from her. Armed with rage and a disguise, she infiltrates their world–but her first attempt at vengeance fails spectacularly. As she gets closer to the heart of the conspiracy, alliances fracture, loyalties blur, and an unexpected connection forces her to question everything—including her own humanity. To avenge her brother, Reina must navigate a web of human corruption and ancient pack treaties, where every ally could be an enemy, and the boy she’s sworn to destroy might be the only one who knows what really happened that night. * “I’ll repeat myself, since you’ve suddenly gone deaf.” Reina stepped closer, her voice steady. “Fernando and I will be sweethearts if that's what it takes to get his confession. You don't get to decide who I spend time with.” “Continue this,” Ruiz’s eyes darkened, “and I’ll have you expelled. Your scholarship would be thrown in the trash along with your fine academic records. You’ll be gone before the first date.” The threat hung heavy between them. Reina knew he could do it–his family owned the school. But she refused to show weakness. Another daring step forward brought her close enough to catch the gold flecks in his eyes, the faint scent of his cologne. “You want to know something funny? I would've seduced you instead. But I already tried to kill you. You’d never believe I’d fallen for you.” Her gaze was ice. “So if you have me expelled, I’ll find Fernando. I’ll cry, act the victim, even endure his touch till he's helplessly, hopelessly, in love with me. And when he's mine, he’ll willingly confess every lie, every cover-up, every detail of what you all did to my brother.”

Zaya had always lived a peaceful life with her family, until a dangerous virus broke out, giving half of the world's population animal abilities, Zaya also included. Chaos dawned on the world, at the advent of which Zaya was separated from her parents. In the peak of the apocalypse, when order was stripped from all parts of the earth, it was said that the vaccine had been discovered. Zaya along with many others were later found by vaccine agents and taken to different vaccination centers, Where Zaya realized that what was released was not a virus. But a magical power which was bannished a long time ago, existing among multiple clans and had now returned to back to their world. Follow Zaya on an exciting and thrilling journey to discover everything about magic and the ancient clans. Who bannished magic? Who restored it? And why?

Hiraerth (Hee-ra-ert) A woman awakens in an unfamiliar small town with no recollection of who she is. Her mind is a blank slate, but her heart is not. Lodged deep within it is Hiraeth—a relentless, agonizing longing that constantly cries out for a person or a place she can no longer reach. Saved by a kind stranger amid her amnesia, she tries everything, yet her memory remains stubbornly out of reach. As fragments of her past slowly return in unexpected ways, they bring her closer to a darker, far more profound dilemma. Hiraeth is a story about the desperate hunt for identity, a forbidden love, and the moral cost of truth.

They say when you hit rock bottom, there’s nowhere left to fall. Yeah, that’s bullshit. I found a way to dig deeper. I didn’t exactly plan to die that night. I just stopped trying to stay alive. Twenty-eight years old, broke, drinking whatever didn’t taste like piss, working a job that barely qualified as “existing.” So when the alarms went off and everyone started running from the Eidolon attack, I just… didn’t. Figured if a monster was gonna eat someone, might as well save it the trouble of chasing. Except I didn’t die. Lucky me, right? Turns out the thing that got me wasn’t your average alleyway nightmare; it was an SS-Rank Eidolon, the kind people make horror movies about and then still underestimate. It was dying too, so instead of finishing me off, it did something no one thought possible. It crawled inside my head. Now I’ve got a voice in my skull that calls itself Dakavoth, sounds like a bored god and talks like he pays for rent in my head. Says we’re “connected,” whatever that means. I say he’s a parasite. We’ve agreed to disagree. So here I am, stuck between being human and something else entirely. Every day’s a balancing act: kill the monsters, pop the suppressants, pretend I’m not one of them. And try not to listen when the voice in my head tells me how much better I could be if I just let go. I’m not a hero. Hell, I’m barely a person. But when the darkness comes crawling out of the cracks again, and everyone else is too scared to move… I’ll be there. Not because it’s right. But because someone’s got to do it, and I already stopped caring if I make it out alive.

It was just another normal day for Lim Soohyun. He went to work, grabbed lunch from his favorite local restaurant, and clocked out exactly on time. Roaming the streets of Gangnam after work was his favorite pastime — there was always something amusing or strange to see among the lively night crowds. But tonight, what caught his eye was a random man standing beside an even more random-looking Gashapon machine. Obviously, he had to try it. The price was ridiculous and the man said he can only spin once, there was even a chance he might not get anything. Swallowing hard, Lim Soohyun turned the dial. When a capsule finally dropped into the slot, he exhaled in relief. The suspicious-looking man handed him the capsule. Inside was a cheap piece of pink gum and a note with instructions. That was it. The note promised “promotion” and “points” if he followed the tasks listed, points he could later use to buy more capsules. Lim Soohyun did what any sane person would do after reading it. He sold everything he owned, quit his job, abandoned his apartment, and bought the most haunted house on the market — just as the note instructed. With a soul that only craved entertainment, what could possibly go wrong?

In 1990, India stood on the edge of historic change—economic uncertainty, social upheavals, and the whispers of liberalization that would soon reshape the nation. Amidst this backdrop, a young dreamer begins his journey with nothing but ₹100 in his pocket and an unshakable determination to change his destiny. India 1990: From ₹100 to Fortune is a gripping tale of resilience, ambition, and survival against the odds. From the bustling bazaars and chaotic streets of small-town India to the glittering promise of big-city success, the story follows a man who refuses to be bound by his circumstances. As every rupee becomes a gamble and every setback a test, he navigates betrayal, friendship, love, and the harsh lessons of ambition. This is not just a rags-to-riches tale, but also a mirror to India itself—emerging from struggles, breaking old shackles, and stepping into a new era of opportunities. Will sheer willpower and grit be enough to turn a single ₹100 note into a legacy of fortune? Or will the chaos of an India in transition swallow his dreams? A tale of perseverance, business, and the spirit of a nation in transformation—India 1990: From ₹100 to Fortune will inspire, challenge, and move you. (Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction inspired by historical settings. While the backdrop reflects certain socio-economic events in India during the 1990s, it is not a factual or complete historical account. Some names, characters, places, and events are products of the author’s imagination, while others may have been adapted in a fictional manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. This story is not intended to offend or target any religion, caste, culture, community, or belief system. It should be read solely as a tale of ambition, perseverance, and transformation during a period of national change.)

A disgraced detective who can experience the last physical sensations of the dead must hunt a killer who turns murder into a grotesque form of sensory art, forcing the detective to endure their masterpieces piece by excruciating piece.

Jenny, haunted by an obsessive presence, runs away from home and finds herself in a mysterious, abandoned land where a secluded family lives. Terrified at first, she slowly adapts to the eerie world, guided by the family and a protective, enigmatic ghost. As fear turns to trust, Jenny discovers small joys, forms deep bonds, and even experiences love in this supernatural realm. Through trials, shadows, and the uncanny rhythms of the land, she learns to survive, belong, and find happiness in a life that is both haunted and comforting.

A normal boy transfers to a new school, hoping for a fresh start. But from the very first day, he realizes this place isn’t so different from the one he left behind. That same evening, he’s caught in a mysterious incident — and ends up dead. Two people witness it: one of them is Paul, a young man who knows nothing , but wants to know everything. In his search for answers, Paul steps into a world ruled by unseen puppet masters — people who pull the strings of others’ lives, shaping every choice, every move. But is the mastermind he’s chasing truly in control… or just another puppet in someone else’s game? In a world where even the puppet masters may be powerless, Paul must decide whether he’s a player… or just another piece on the board.

Li Kyo has lost everyone he ever loved—every friend, every family member, every person he once called his own. He never wanted to survive… yet for some reason, he still does. Why? Even he doesn’t know. To the world, he is a quiet young man with a soft smile. But behind that smile hides fire-scars, broken memories, and secrets too heavy to carry. The world around him looks normal—until the dreams begin. Gates of Hell exist. Not in myths, but inside the human subconscious. Only a few can sense them, and Li Kyo is one of them… even if he doesn’t understand why. As he follows fragments of ancient texts and forgotten clues, shadows begin watching him. Someone—unknown, silent, calculating—has been observing him for years. Waiting for him to awaken a truth buried since an ancient war no history book remembers. Why Smile? is a tale of loss, hidden powers, and a world where reality and dreams collide. Because every smile carries a secret… and some secrets can destroy everything.

A world that has discovered a new force of power, utilized by girls. Girls struck by misfortune. The power is their compensation. Or is it?

Alcor, the fallen star of misfortune carrying the misfortune of his previous world should experience what it means to be and exist in a world totally different from his own.

The truth isn’t lost — it’s locked away. Yuwon Weaver wakes up in a world he doesn’t belong to. A world where the sky feels fake, where “anomalies” rewrite the shape of reality, and where everyone swears he has always lived among them. Drafted into the Bureau of Anomaly Affairs, Yuwon must investigate these impossible distortions — while the strangest anomaly might be himself. Why does the Vice-Director watch him with so much concern? Why do strange phenomena seem to chase him? Every mission brings answers that leave him more confused… and questions no one could answer. And if the truth about this World comes out? the whole world just might be sent into an internal eclipse.

She opens her door to a letter that makes no sense: “Your memories are the legal property of Elyon Drayce Industries.” She has never met Elyon Drayce. She has never signed anything. She doesn’t even remember losing a single moment of her life. But someone has taken one year from her mind, and the billionaire who claims to own it looks at her with a familiarity that shouldn’t exist. Expecting a legal fight, she storms into Elyon’s skyscraper. Instead of lawyers, she finds him—brilliant, controlled, and feared by almost everyone. Yet the moment he sees her, the composure shatters. His voice softens. His eyes follow her like he has been waiting for her to walk back into his world. And she can’t decide what scares her more: that he might be lying, or that he might be telling the truth. Elyon insists she came to him willingly. He swears the missing year was the most important part of her life. He warns that someone is hunting her, and he is the only one who can keep her safe. But he refuses to explain what she meant to him before the memories disappeared. Then the threats begin. Strangers follow her home. Her apartment is ransacked. Someone tries to force their way into her mind. And through it all, Elyon steps in—too fast, too intense, too protective, as if losing her once nearly destroyed him. The mystery deepens when a terrified boy clings to her and calls her “Mom” with absolute certainty. Enemies whisper her name like she’s the key to something they want. Elyon looks at her with a heartbreak he can’t hide. She doesn’t know if she should trust him. She only knows her heart reacts to him before her mind can catch up. Every moment she spends with him feels like falling back into a story she lived once, loved once, and lost. To survive, she must face the truth hidden in the year she cannot remember—and decide whether to walk away from Elyon Drayce, or step into a dangerous past she doesn’t recognize but her heart refuses to forget. Her memories may belong to him on paper. But her heart is a different battle. And in Elyon Drayce’s world, love is the most dangerous thing she can recover.

Hi Nitish here, hope you enjoy this story i just trying to set the base of story so it can be a little boring but after few chapters i will reveal the power system and tell about this world for that support this novel