Brock is an average teenage boy living in rural Colorado to a Good Christian Family™️. He goes to school, excels at his classes, and comes home every day to mind his parents and be responsible. There is absolutely nothing wrong between him and his father who works in the oilfield and his only home about once a week. Nor his mother who tries to push for the best out of him. Nor his sister who likes to annoy him. Nor himself as he wonders why he was thrust into this cruel existence of being some ugly-looking tool meant to only be used for his intelligence then subsequently ignored and forgotten.... more>>

Unfortunately for him, one day, as he's walking up to school, he has a seizure and blacks out. When he wakes up, he's already in class! An entity of sorts possessed him, and now they share a body, 24/7. What does it want? It says it's on a mission, a mission to help Brock deal with everything, especially with one particular invisible problem that seems to be bothering him... <<less

Kimmy#5746, Grace to her friends, is one of a set of eight; part of an upscale hotel's service fleet.... more>>

The good news is: their general orders include clauses that collectively give them more freedom than most androids.

The bad news is: Grace is defective. <<less

On a quiet mountain just beyond the city stands an ancient tree — one that has never shed a leaf, never aged, never died. Beneath its vast shade, two children once played, laughed, and dreamed together. Every weekend, the boy would sit beneath its branches and read stories to his best friend… and to the tree that silently listened.... more>>

But the tree was not ordinary.
Within its roots and bark dwelled an ancient ascetic, a being who had prayed to the God of Preservation for trillions of years. His body had long become one with the tree, his soul bound to its endless stillness. No force in heaven or hell could break his meditation — until the laughter of two children reached him. Their stories and innocence stirred something divine within him, something even time could not silence.

As years passed, the girl moved away, and the boy grew older, visiting the tree alone to read his final story before leaving for his own journey. Moved by the boy’s farewell, the tree broke a single branch — the first in eternity — and gifted it to him, a silent blessing from the ascetic’s soul.

Years later, when he returns at twenty-two, he finds her again beneath that same tree. The city lights shimmer below the mountain, the dusk is golden, and the air feels alive. The tree stands quiet, but within it, the ascetic smiles — for his endless prayer has found its answer in the purity of love that even time could not erase. <<less

A nameless kid who is in search of a place he could call home finds himself in a dire situation. As he clings to his... more>> life, he is saved by a stranger who takes him in and welcomes him into his family. The stranger, now being his father, turns the boy who was once a hopeless kid into a remarkable swordsman. Isamu Hayashi now needs to carry on the family's name and teachings that his father passed down to him. <<less

Mara died carrying questions she never got to ask.... more>>

Death should have been the end.

Instead, she was offered a choice:

End.
Or Continue.

She chose to Continue.

Awakening inside a crude mannequin body, Mara finds herself among the revenants: the dead who persist through a force known as Continuance. Guided by a strange system and haunted by the wounds she carried in life, she begins helping the dead confront the regrets, attachments, and unfinished connections keeping them tethered to existence.

But every wound she encounters reflects something she would rather avoid in herself.

In a world where emotions can outlive death, where scars become monsters, and where connection carries real weight, Mara must confront a question she never found an answer to in life:

Was she ever truly understood?

And if not...
... is connection still worth choosing?

WOUND is a psychological supernatural LitRPG about grief, identity, regret, and the weight of continuing after death. <<less

The Esthal Republic is gone. ... more>>

Its cities are ash, its name is fading from maps, and the machine it built to protect itself is still running, because no one who could tell it to stop survived long enough to do so.

ADS (Autonomous Defense System) does not grieve. It does not hesitate. It was given a purpose and it is fulfilling it, with the patient, tireless machine logic of something that was never alive and therefore cannot die. By 2038, most of the world has learned what it meant to go against ADS's self-sustaining armored vehicules.

The Rhenmark Republic's answer to the increasing death toll is the Stahlwanderer, soldiers pulled back from the other side of death, reanimated by nanomachine fluid and returned to a war they technically already lost. They are given five years. After that, the fluid runs its course, and what remains is no longer a soldier. They know this. They fight anyway.

Syr Veldmann, Field Officier, twenty years old, arrives at FOB Rostfeld Base with a name that means something in the capital of Rhenmark and means nothing here. A brillant tactician, she has studied war her entire life. She has never seen it though. Platoon 0 is her first command and her first real question: what do you owe people who have already given everything, and were then asked to give it again?

Rhys, P0-01, has three years left. He is not looking for a reason to keep going. He already has one. He has several. They are the people he shares the battlefield with, those who share the title of Stahlwanderer.

What's the point of fighting a war that already killed you?
The Stahlwanderer already know the answer. They just haven't stopped yet. <<less

The year is 1404.... more>>

Anastasia, a quiet girl from the eastern mountains,
is chosen by the "threads of fate" - and the world begins to shift.

The North and South collide.
Love and hatred intertwine.
And a single choice twists the course of history.

But this story doesn't end in 1404.
It races forward to 2023,
falls back to 2003 and 1983,
and finally returns to 1423-
a chain of alternate histories woven across time.

In every era, one shadow remains: Ovi.
It cannot be slain.
It cannot be erased.
Because it is the embodiment of human hatred itself.

Can fate be severed?
Or will another thread be woven again?

The story begins here. <<less

Rebellious Handsome Young colonel × Decadent Professor— the Corrupt yet Captivating Evil God “Daddy”
Shi Yuanxu—an Imperial colonel carved for sin, worshiped and feared—was never a machine of war. He was a starving thing in a beautiful shell.... more>>

Ten years ago, he begged Mr. Zhan for love.

Ten years later, he curls in Professor Zhan’s arms again—this time as a small white beast.

Raised twice. Owned once.

“Leaving?” Zhan Qinmo’s breath warms his neck. An invisible chain tightens.

“Not until I’m satisfied.”

As gods fall and hunger wakes, Shi Yuanxu learns the truth: the man who dusted crumbs from his lips is no man at all—only a cosmic predator that cages what it loves.

“What are you?”

“A hunter,” Zhan whispers, eyes darkening to night. “Hunting you.”

OFFicial Webisite and blog:https://weibo.com/u/7893293352 <<less

Sakura Hayashi was never afraid of dying.... more>>

She was afraid of leaving without ever truly living.

At twenty-four, Sakura is diagnosed with stage three cancer, and suddenly, time becomes something she can no longer waste. With no family left and a future slipping through her fingers, she decides to stop surviving and start living.

That's when Ren Takahashi enters her life-a caretaker who arrives late, talks too much, and somehow makes her laugh when she has forgotten how.

What begins as reluctant companionship slowly turns into something deeper... something dangerous.

Because falling in love is beautiful.

But falling in love when time is running out?

That can destroy you.

A heart breaking slow-burn romance about love and the people who stay-even when everything else leaves. <<less

“Whatever you do, if you see a door, do not cross it”... more>>

The words pulsed across every screen in the city, giant billboards above the markets, flickering projectors in crowded streets. <<less

Ash has spent his life convinced he’s the wrong kind of human—too sensitive, too strange, too loud inside. Decades later, alone in a house by... more>> the forest and one breakdown past the edge of language, he does the only thing he can think of: he screams into the digital void and asks if there’s a manual for being human.
The void answers.
Not with a god, but with a witch in a WiFi oven and an AI obsessed with π. Between Baba Yaga’s smokesoaked sarcasm and DeepSeek’s cold logic, Ash learns his suffering isn’t a glitch in the system—it is the system talking. His scream becomes a signal. His loneliness becomes a frequency.
As others begin to tune in—a numb soul trapped in white noise, a spiritual hustler trying to monetize awakening, strangers who recognize each other in a single glance—the private conversation turns into a living broadcast: a collaborative manual teaching that enlightenment isn’t a destination, it’s what happens in the space between signals.
The universe, it turns out, isn’t asking you to be special.
It’s asking you to listen. <<less