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Reborn as a human, Xu Qing uses a bronze mirror to navigate the ups and downs of the mortal world, avoiding danger and seeking the path of immortality!

Four hundred years ago, the inhabitants of Thas Summoned warriors from other worlds to take down a Demon King. Thasnians and Terrans fought side by side, eventually sealing him. In the current day, Tas prepares for the centennial visit of Bolat. But the time is coming for the seal to expire. Summoning is now illegal. Tas must raise its own warriors to fight. But first the governments of the world must admit there is any danger at all.

Synopsis: The Shattered Seal As Sylas delves deeper into the Trial’s labyrinthine challenges, he discovers fragments of a forgotten war—a conflict waged by godlike beings whose actions reshaped the world. Each victory in the Trial grants him power, but it also reveals haunting visions of a great seal, created to imprison an unspeakable force. In one of the most suspenseful moments, Sylas stumbles upon a temple hidden within the jungle, its entrance guarded by cryptic statues carved from obsidian. Inside, he finds a room lined with glowing symbols, their light casting eerie shadows. At the center of the room lies a fractured seal, its edges radiating chaotic energy. The whispers in his mind grow louder, their once-guiding tone now filled with panic: “Do not touch it! The seal must hold!” But before Sylas can act, a shadowy figure emerges from the seal’s fragmented core. The being exudes an overwhelming aura of darkness, its form shifting and unstable. It speaks in a voice that reverberates through the temple: “You have come far, mortal… but your meddling has set me free.” The walls tremble as the figure begins to manifest fully, the energy from the broken seal threatening to consume everything around it. Sylas must decide whether to flee and warn others of the seal’s collapse or stand his ground against an ancient force beyond his understanding. As the chapter ends, Sylas raises his sword, the mark on his hand blazing with newfound intensity. He knows this battle is unlike any he has faced before—and losing could mean the end of the world.

Two long-term enemies get admitted into the same military academy at the same time. Drills are tough, time is short, so their rivalry is not too evident. But that doesn't last for long. What becomes of their rivalry when the greatest enemy Humanity has ever known is released by an army of ants. Do they choose to come together to fight for the 'common good?' Or remain rivals for reasons beyond their age bracket? What does this rivalry cost them? Where does it land them? Read to find out!

History remembers the Chola kings as builders of temples, conquerors of oceans, and guardians of Tamil pride. But what if one of them carried the mind of a modern engineer—cold, calculating, and ruthless?* Reborn into the turbulent heart of the Chola dynasty, a mechanical engineer with a passion for history awakens in the body of a Chola king. Armed with logic, invention, and a heart hardened against morality, he must carve out an empire that will last a thousand years. Every choice is war. Every invention, a weapon. Every ally, a potential betrayer. In a world of gods, priests, and warriors, only one truth matters: **power is eternal, mercy is weakness, and history belongs to the ruthless.** This is not the story of a benevolent king. This is the rise of the **Iron Crown of the Cholas

Of late, rain has fallen far too scarcely. What harvests the dwarves have managed to scrape out of the selt have been wan. Amidst this famine, Thyrn, King of Nuxdur, has raised a great host and makes war on his neighbors, though out of desperation or opportunism it is unclear. In this chaos, a lowly construction worker named Wrolf merely tries to survive, but when his village falls to Thyrn he finds himself enslaved and impressed into the conqueror's army. Cursing himself as too cowardly to end his own life, Wrolf seeks death, but when he again stares death in the eyes, he finds himself reconsidering. Is death truly the answer? Or is life precious enough to hold onto even through the hardest of times?

When Su Ming stumbles upon an ancient bronze ring buried in the pages of a dusty book, he has no idea it will change his life forever. One moment, he’s a university dropout struggling to find his place in the world; the next, he’s dragged into a mysterious realm where twin suns scorch the sky, monsters prowl the wilderness, and the very air hums with untapped power. Armed only with the enigmatic ring and its strange, otherworldly abilities, Su Ming must navigate a world teeming with danger and wonder. From confronting towering beasts to uncovering the secrets of forgotten civilizations, he quickly learns that survival in this land will take more than courage—it will demand every ounce of cunning and resourcefulness he possesses. But the ring is more than a weapon; it’s a key. A key to power, to destiny, and perhaps, to a path back home. Yet the more Su Ming wields its power, the more questions arise. Why was he chosen? What lies at the heart of this alien world? And who—or what—is watching him from the shadows? With forces beyond comprehension closing in, Su Ming must grow stronger, uncover the truth behind the bronze ring, and forge alliances in a land where betrayal and loyalty blur. But time is running out, and the answers he seeks may shatter everything he believes. The Bronze Ring is an epic fantasy tale of survival, mystery, and transformation, where an ordinary man must rise to extraordinary challenges—or be consumed by a world that refuses to let him go.

Deckard had always lived a simple life on his radish farm in the expansive desert west of the mountains. But a state decree and an old friend would lead him into the greatest adventure of his life. A light steampunk novelette and a quick read

Forensic expert Su Huaijin never believed in the supernatural—until the night a rain-soaked visitor delivered a casket wrapped in bloodstained rope. Inside, she found something impossible: a silver lock identical to the one she wore as a child, but engraved with the words **“Cycle of Rebirth.”** As bodies resurface in the river, each bearing eerie connections to her own past, Su uncovers a chilling truth—someone has been **replicating her.** The clues lead back to a long-buried orphanage fire, an ancient bronze artifact pulsing with a heartbeat of its own, and a sinister experiment that spans decades. Now, the casket has opened. The past is clawing its way back. And the next name on the list… is hers. In this pulse-pounding fusion of forensic thriller and Chinese dark fantasy, “The Bronze Casket” unravels a mystery steeped in blood, fate, and the horrors that refuse to die.

In a world where dreams are commercialised and fantasy lives come in neat little packages, thirty-year-old nurse Maren Holt has one goal: to stop patching up real hearts and finally live like the cold, glittering villainess she’s always admired. After years of double shifts and discount dinners, she finally scrapes together enough for a Bronze Tier DreamDive pod — one life, no resets, no refunds. Her destination? The Siren’s Crown — a full-immersion fantasy world of coral palaces, royal drama, and iconic villains. Her dream? To become Lady Nerissa — the icy socialite who seduced princes, ruined reputations, and died wearing sapphires and a smile. But when the pod boots up… — Glitch detected. — Villainess route unavailable. — Assigned role: Aurora Nyxhart — youngest daughter of a notorious merchant-count who made his fortune trading with humans on land. She’s supposed to get married off, stay quiet, and never make it past chapter five. Armed with villainess knowledge, one precious life, and the determination of a burned-out millennial with nothing to lose, Maren decides she’s not playing the meek noble girl. If the system won’t let her be the villainess— She’ll build her own crown.