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Two thousand years ago, the Emperor slayed a dragon in the wild, inaugurating the era of mankind. Since then, whenever malevolent dragons wreaked havoc, heroes have always emerged as destined, allowing time to flow across a long and peaceful human world. As the century turned, the sudden appearance of individuals with supernatural abilities triggered unprecedented disturbances. People constructed a sanctuary for these superhumans in the sky, on the back of a colossal dragon, called the Dome City. One spring day, Gongsun Ce, who had just started university six months ago, encountered a hunter who claimed to be a Wuchang master. "Hey, can you really do such a thing?!" "It's quite normal, because I am a superhuman." —Thus, the love-comedy battle of supernatural abilities in a youthful campus begins!

Leander is a healer. But he is not like those healers who have it all: the fame, the money and the harems. Because he is chubby. Ranked only F, he struggles with life as a new recruit in the Adventurer's Guild. Until he sees a poster that changes his life and sends him on a journey to lose weight, get the fame, money and the harem. Except, his harem will be full of men. But, such is fate. This is a slow burn BL harem with dungeon delving. It follows the old adventurer's guild troupes with some twists and turns. A journey from zero to hero, one could say. The MC becomes a dungeon core going chapter 86 and forward. You can find the story only on Webnovel. (Fingers crossed that no one will translate it into Russian like the other one! XD) The sequel, Life Skilling, is also complete, and will be posted right after the ending of Anti-cake. A peek in the lives of those who live in the world shaped by the Try Hard Party. A funny slice of life.

At 16, Stacy Evans dropped out of high school in the hopes of moving on with his life. But four years later, he's stuck in an abusive relationship with Lamar, a "friend with benefits," and works long hours at a dead-end job just to get by.<br><br>Then his mother enrolls him in a program to earn his GED. There he meets Darian, a woodshop teacher who is everything Stacy's friends are not -- smart, successful ... and who seems to take a personal interest in helping Stacy turn his life around. The two develop a rapport that keeps Stacy after school just to spend extra time with him. In intimate moments alone, they grow closer than just student and teacher.<br><br>On the right track for once, Stacy has a chance to choose between his troublesome past and a promising future with Darian. But his jealous friends won't let him go so easily.

Renvel, an engineer from the floating city of Seon, lived in a world of airships and steam machines until a fateful engine explosion turned his existence upside down. In an instant, he ceased to be himself, becoming Lon, a man from another world trapped in a foreign body. He awoke in a land without ground, where only the endless sky washed over floating cities. Here, far from prying eyes, the "World Threads" weave the very fabric of reality, and the chosen ones, known as the Woven, hold power over them. But why was he brought here? How can he return to his own world? And what dark secrets do these strange threads, trembling in the air, conceal? To find answers, Lon must accept the challenge of this fragile world teetering on the edge of oblivion. The path will be filled with puzzles and dangers, and each revelation will only further entangle him in a web of mysteries. Will he be able to uncover the truth before the world around him collapses into the abyss? And what price will he have to pay for knowledge?

"Steel Dome" is a compelling coming-of-age novel portraying the inner struggles and growth of Muhammad Rasyid, a teenager from a narrow gang in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan. Named after a revered religious figure, Rasyid carries the heavy expectations of his family—especially his father, Pak Sudirman, a hardworking heavy machinery mechanic who dreams of him becoming a pious religious scholar by attending a prestigious pesantren in East Java. Yet, Rasyid’s true passion lies in the world of mechanics and machines, a universe fragrant with oil and filled with the satisfying clinks of wrenches and pistons. The story opens with Rasyid's humbling failure in a regional adhan (call to prayer) competition—a symbolic event representing his family’s hopes. This failure fractures the fragile peace at home, igniting a silent war of wills and expectations. His father, wounded by past family pressures and his own unfulfilled dreams of mechanical mastery crushed by his own father’s strict religious ideals, sees Rasyid’s mechanical interests as a betrayal. His mother, though torn, attempts to mediate through quiet support and understanding. In the face of ultimatums—Rasyid is expected to enroll in the pesantren or bear the brunt of family and community disappointment—he embarks on a courageous quest for self-definition. The novel skillfully captures the isolation Rasyid feels as he distances himself from the surau (prayer room) and community rituals seeking solace and truth on his own terms. A turning point arrives when Rasyid discovers the "Lingkar Pembaca" (Reader’s Circle), a welcoming community of peers and mentors who are also on personal journeys toward identity and meaning. Here, he finds a rare freedom to question, express doubt, and embrace his uncertainties without judgment. This shared space nurtures Rasyid’s resilience and sharpens his resolve to choose his own path. Armed with determination and supported by data and narratives about successful alumni from his desired SMK Teknik Otomotif (Vocational School of Automotive Engineering), Rasyid prepares to confront his father. Their climactic conversation unfolds in the intimate, raw environment of the home workshop—a metaphorical battleground where tradition and dreams clash but also where understanding begins to build. Rasyid’s pragmatic yet heartfelt arguments, combined with his willingness to undertake a demanding apprenticeship at the workshop, peel back the layers of his father’s hardened exterior. The father’s long-suppressed regrets and unspoken admiration for his son’s resolve surface, opening a fragile but promising space for reconciliation. Parallel to these human dynamics, the novel paints a vivid picture of Balikpapan’s cultural milieu—the cacophony of motorbikes, the scents of local street foods, and the warmth of community life—all grounding Rasyid’s story in a richly textured reality that complements his internal battles. The title, "Kubah Baja" (Steel Dome), symbolizes the novel’s central themes: strength, resilience, and unyielding honesty. It is embodied in Sari, Rasyid’s youngest sister, who dreams of building a mosque dome not from gold or marble but from shining steel—strong and transparent, just like the faith and identity her brother is forging amidst conflict. Ultimately, "Kubah Baja" is a heartfelt narrative about the pursuit of authentic identity amid familial love, societal expectations, and personal doubts. It honors the courage it takes to ask difficult questions, to embrace imperfection, and to craft a life truthfully one’s own. Rasyid's journey resonates deeply with anyone who has felt the tension between inherited expectations and personal dreams, offering hope that strength and clarity come not from conformity but from the relentless search for one’s true self.

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Chris Mase only wanted his family back, after his long search for his sister and niece he finally found what had been missing in his life. However, the leaders of America need his help. With a war brewing, how will Chris keep his family safe? Will he have the strength to win the Dome wars and save his family? find out here, in The Dome Wars.

Harlow wakes up in complete darkness with no memory of who she is, were she came from, or were she is. When the darkness around her starts moving and the doors open she finds herself surrounded by dozens of supernaturals like herself who are all trapped inside a huge dome woven together by thousands of thick vines. Creatures await them in their surroundings, as they are watched, studied, and killed by those who put them in this nightmare. A strange pull to the leader of the supernaturals, Raidon has them trying to figure out if they knew each other in their old life, or if it's just coincidence. What do these feelings mean and should they act on them? When people get close to another in the dome, death always tears them apart. Harlow begins to get glimpses of her memory back and is able to unlock the supressed magic she is capable of. Could her magic free them from this place? Who has captures them and placed them here? And why?

Five (5) strangers wake up in a forest. They don't know how they got there. As time passes, they realize they aren't alone...they are being watched, and their lives become an experiment. Why are they here? Will they make it out alive...or are they trapped forever?

Qin Yao opens her eyes and finds herself transmigrated from a post-apocalyptic world into the body of an ancient peasant woman. Her family consists of four stepchildren needing care. A good-for-nothing husband, who has nothing but looks, is causing a ruckus. They live in a thatched hut, without a grain of rice, the family is emaciated like refugees. If that wasn't enough, someone even comes to collect debts! Anger rises in Qin Yao's heart, and she kicks the wretched husband out, "Debt collector, feel free to just beat him to death!" The four stepchildren: !!! With the world quieted, Qin Yao rolls up her sleeves to revive the family. Hunting, carrying bags, fighting bandits, she's an expert in all. But facing the fields, with her back to the sky, and her face to the earth, even a top-tier fighter from the post-apocalyptic world waves her hand: Can't take it! Really can't take it! Qin Yao scratches her head: In the ancient times where agricultural taxes are extremely high, how can I avoid farming? At this moment, the lazy husband who was sent away to die (twisting and crawling) (struggling to stand up) (screaming and roaring): My dear! I think I can be saved!