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At just twelve, **Lin Yuan** begins his emotional and physical awakening in the quiet village of **Qinshui**, nestled near spirit-filled forests. One night, he experiences a vivid dream of a veiled girl in a glowing field. Upon waking, he is confused and afraid by the unfamiliar sensations in his body. Seeking comfort, he confides in his mother, **Lady An**, who gently explains that he is growing up. Reassured by her warmth, Lin Yuan takes his first steps into adolescence. Meanwhile, unknown to the boy, his four powerful guardians—**Lady An** (his birth mother), **Lady Mingyan** (Tiger Demoness), **Lady Fengyan** (Golden Rock Bird Demoness), and **Lady Baihua** (Heavenly Python Demoness)—gather beneath the sacred Soul Tree to decide his fate. Recognizing that Lin Yuan is awakening spiritually and may soon attract unwanted attention from both demons and humans, they choose to send him to a human sect to protect his identity. They settle on **Flowing Sky Pavilion**, a sect tolerant of outsiders, and devise a plan: Lin Yuan will go as himself, while his siblings **Xiao Hu** (a tiger cub) and **Qingxue** (Fengyan’s daughter) will pose as spiritual companions. The mothers will stay hidden in a pocket realm linked to his soul. Lin Yuan begins his journey, carrying emotional gifts and blessings from the villagers. Along the way, he uses his training and gifts from his mothers to survive in the wild. He eventually rescues a mysterious woman—**Elder Yue Qingxuan** of the **Taiyin Sect**, who had crash-landed, poisoned and unconscious. Following Lady Mingyan’s strange but effective instructions, Lin Yuan heals and stabilizes the woman. Impressed by his skills and sincerity, Yue Qingxuan accepts Lin Yuan as her disciple, despite the sect being all-female—and despite the fact that Lin Yuan is male. Now bound by soul to a Taiyin Sect elder, Lin Yuan's destiny shifts dramatically. Though still naive and honest, he steps forward with courage, unknowingly entering a world of complex sect politics, hidden dangers, and legendary cultivation.

In the kingdom of Ashenfall, where magic is drawn from ancient relics, a dark conspiracy threatens to unravel the fragile peace between the four great houses. A mysterious veil of shadows begins to creep over the land, and rumors spread of forgotten gods awakening beneath the mountains.

The Hollow Veil is a dark, noir-infused thriller set in the dystopian megacity of New Jericho, a sprawling urban decay where corruption and technology intertwine. Detective Elias Park, a haunted and tenacious cop, is drawn into a sprawling conspiracy when assigned to investigate the disappearance of Dr. Lena Voss, a neuroscientist who developed neural implants capable of rewriting memories and controlling minds. Scarred by the death of his partner, Sarah Dunne, in a botched Seoul operation three years prior, Park’s pursuit of Voss uncovers The Veil, a shadowy organization led by figures like the enigmatic Architect and Park’s own captain, Regina Holt, aiming to enslave New Jericho through a citywide “rollout” of Voss’s implants. Joined by hacker Mara Chen, journalist Samir Khalid, and eventually Voss herself, Park navigates a treacherous web of betrayal and violence. Key discoveries reveal his own memories were tampered by an implant, framing Sarah’s death as his failure to keep him compliant. Mara, a conflicted double agent, grapples with her role in Park’s manipulation, seeking redemption through loyalty. The team’s mission escalates through high-stakes infiltrations—rescuing Voss’s daughter Clara from Blackstone Tower, destroying the central hub under Central Station, and thwarting a backup node in Echelon Tower—each victory revealing The Veil’s deeper, global reach. Holt’s capture and Oracle’s emergence in a port safehouse signal that New Jericho was merely a testing ground. The story blends gritty action, psychological depth, and timely themes of surveillance and autonomy, culminating in Park purging his implant to reclaim his truth, though The Veil’s remnants promise further battles. New Jericho awakens to riots and freedom, but Park, hardened by loss and clarity, vows to hunt the remaining shadows, leaving an uneasy hope in a city on the brink.

In 2024, reality shattered with the appearance of gates that unleashed monsters—and with them, divine blessings that turned chosen individuals into hunters. A year later, powerful nations thrive under legendary guilds, but in the Philippines, hope lies in Philippine Hunter University (PHU), founded by the famed Sword Saint, Jack Rizalde. Grim, a 17-year-old freshman with a dormant Summoning blessing, seeks his place in this chaotic world. Unknown to him, a goddess watches from the shadows, and his quiet journey is about to ignite a destiny that will shape the future of all hunters. The rise of the Silent Hunter begins.

Zainab Adebayo is a twenty-one-year-old girl from a modest family in Ijebu, Ogun State. Her mother, once a market woman, now lies bedridden after a stroke. Her father died years ago, leaving Zainab and her two younger siblings to survive on the edge of poverty. Despite her struggles, Zainab remains hopeful, taking small jobs and saving for her dream of attending university. Her life changes when she reconnects with Tomiwa, her childhood best friend, now living in Lagos. Tomiwa dazzles her with a world Zainab has only seen in movies—designer bags, fine restaurants, luxury apartments, and expensive cars. When Zainab asks how she affords it all, Tomiwa simply laughs and says, “Connections, babe. You need to learn to play the game.” At first, Zainab thinks Tomiwa is joking when she hints that rich men can “sponsor” young women for companionship. But as her mother’s medical bills pile up and her family faces eviction, desperation pushes Zainab closer to the line she swore she’d never cross. Tomiwa’s words echo in her mind: “Nobody gives you pity in this city—only opportunity.” Zainab reluctantly agrees to meet some of Tomiwa’s “clients,” hoping for easy money. But she soon discovers the world behind the glitter — a dark network of exploitation, power, and manipulation. The men are not only rich but ruthless, using wealth to buy silence and obedience. What begins as “sugar” quickly turns into control, coercion, and psychological abuse. When one encounter ends violently, Zainab realizes Tomiwa is not just complicit — she’s part of a deeper operation that recruits and manipulates vulnerable girls. Heartbroken and trapped, Zainab tries to escape, but she learns that the “sugar life” has chains stronger than any prison. Her reputation is ruined, and her family’s safety is threatened. After a devastating tragedy — her mother’s death and Tomiwa’s betrayal — Zainab hits rock bottom. Yet from the ruins of her life, she finds strength in a small act of defiance. With the help of Inspector Bode, a weary but kind-hearted officer, she exposes the trafficking network and its wealthy patrons. Her testimony costs her everything — her safety, her freedom, and eventually, her life. But her courage sparks an investigation that saves other girls like her. The final chapters show her legacy living on through a community foundation established in her name, helping young women escape poverty without exploitation. The story ends not with victory, but redemption — Zainab’s name becomes a quiet symbol of resistance in a world where the innocent are often forgotten.

Beneath a world much like our own, unseen fractures in reality — crack's — leak invaders drawn in from human emotion. Most who witness them die, but some awaken powers they cannot control. James is one of the rare few. His ability to erase emotion makes him a weapon… and a danger. Thrust into a hidden war between factions who hunt, worship, or fear the Echoes, James must join unlikely allies to stop the Abyss from consuming the world. In a world where emotion is both power and curse, survival means confronting not just monsters — but the hollow vails masking the truth.

Kiara sky was assumed to be a normal teenage girl, but deep down, she knew she wasn't. So many dark and dangerous secrets hidden under the world threatens to tire her appart. But would she go down along way...

*“Mercy is a luxury the broken can't afford.”* Centuries ago, the Monarchs sealed magic away—banishing its use to the bloodlines of royalty and branding all other wielders as heretics. The world fell silent. The people obeyed. And the Veil was drawn. But in the rotting gutters of the capital, where starvation outvotes morality, **Elias** was born—smart, silent, and burning. When he uncovers a fragment of a forbidden script—magic written in a language the royals swore dead—he does not see salvation. He sees opportunity. He does not run. He does not worship. **He learns.** Now, hidden beneath cobbled streets and hollow cathedrals, Elias orchestrates an invisible war—recruiting the disillusioned, the broken, even the blue-blooded. Whispers rise. Officers vanish. Noble heirs kneel to unknown hands. The balance of power trembles, and the crown does not know who to fear. Because Elias has become a ghost in their system—a mind that sees ten moves ahead, manipulates men like pieces, and strikes without mercy. With every spell mastered and every institution infiltrated, the world edges closer to collapse. Magic was supposed to die. But **he** is rewriting that truth—one scream at a time. And when the Veil finally tears, the world won’t find a hero behind it… Only the shadow of the boy it abandoned

Vain, a new otome game pushed into the public, marketed a new type of experience. A self changing game with all decisions made by the player. Quests are unlocked by actions of the player, and the actions of the player, itself, are unlimited. Players are to type their own speech, dictate their own actions. Which in turn leaves the effect of the players actions unlimited. No endings are alike. No heroine are alike. All characters can change.

Fu Shinian, an extra character in the original book, awakens to find that her whole family are the vicious villains in the story. Her father, unable to establish relations with the Marquis Changping's residence, is demoted and exiled by the male lead. Her mother is beaten to death on the road to exile, and Aunt Cheng is humiliated to death protecting her chastity. Her elder brother opposes the male lead to win over the female lead and dies saving her. Her elder sister makes life difficult for the female lead, and after their father is exiled, she is divorced by the male lead and sent to a pleasure house. To protect her family and change their tragic fate, isn’t it fair for her to absorb all the male and female leads' fortunes? * [Ding! Male and female leads' fortune -1000, Fu Mansion's fortune +1000] Mr. Fu: "I attended the morning court session, why did His Majesty promote me again!" Madam Fu: "I went to the temple to offer incense, and the master said I was surrounded by a powerful purple aura!" Aunt Cheng: "How did the Cheng Family suddenly become the imperial merchants!" Elder Brother: "It seems like I suddenly have gained intelligence, I know all the exam questions!" Elder Sister: "How come right after I broke off the engagement, Little General Gu came to propose?" * The Marquis Changping can only live to 25, in two years the title will belong to the male lead? She frantically absorbs the fortunes of the male and female leads to boost the Marquis Changping's fortune! During the plague lockdown, Fu Shinian brings medicine and travels long distances into the city to safeguard his health. He understands the girl's intentions, but he only has two years left to live, how can he drag her down. However, why does his heart ache so much watching her with someone else? Finally, the Marquis Changping forces Fu Shinian into the corner of the study, lowering his head to seek her lips: "Niannian, I was wrong."