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Lin Yi was in a gang fight before he transmigrates into this apocalypse world. Just when he is running for his life naked in a hospital, chased by a swarm of zombies, he finds that he somehow acquires a life-saving skills. Enter the Shelter! "Congratulations on acquiring the shelter. This shelter exists in another dimension, and you are its ruler and deity." "Congratulations! The shelter has reached Level 2. As a reward, you have received a bag of special potato seeds and a small plot of land." "So where's the plant button?" "Plant it yourself."

Rosalia Aragona remembers the taste of salt and the weight of a room going quiet. She doesn’t remember the man. One night is enough to leave her pregnant—and blank where the truth should be. In a small town that values reputation over breath, her family rushes to marry her off to an old man who can swallow scandal like wine. On her wedding day, the church doors open to a stranger’s calm. Giuseppe Falcone crosses the aisle, puts a bullet through her would-be husband, and steals Rosalia away to a private island where the Falcone dynasty lives like royalty behind locked gates. Giuseppe doesn’t ask if the child is his. He claims it. He claims her. And in the Falcone court, claims are law. But Rosalia is not built to break prettily. With every rule she learns, she bargains for another inch of autonomy. With every secret she uncovers, she turns survival into leverage. Because someone engineered her disgrace. Someone took her memory. And the closer she gets to the truth, the more dangerous it becomes—until law, rivals, and bloodline politics converge on the one thing no one can afford to lose. In a world where love is a liability and safety is never free, Rosalia and Giuseppe must decide what kind of family they will be—publicly, permanently—while knowing some consequences will follow them forever.

When a devastating hurricane tears through Astoria Bay, sixteen-year-old Elias Marlowe, heir to a banking empire, is glued to the news, haunted by reports of a teenage girl, Seraphine Cove, found alive on Crescent Beach, remembering only her name. Escaping a hidden war between the Coral Veil and Abyssal Fang mer clans, her parents’ sacrifice sent her to shore, a secret she buries deep. Two years later, Elias, now Crestview Academy’s charming senior, rules the halls with a restless heart. When Seraphine arrives from St. Agnes Orphanage, her quiet beauty and guarded eyes spark whispers and threaten queen bee Vanessa’s reign. Elias is drawn to her, their connection igniting through stolen glances and lunchroom chats, but Vanessa’s clique plots to tear them apart. As their slow-burn romance blooms amid high school rivalries, Seraphine’s past unravels. Her secret powers, a flicker of her mer heritage, hint at a destiny tied to her unborn child—a prophecy that could end the clans’ war or destroy everything. When the war’s shadows creep into Astoria, bringing danger and chaos, Seraphine faces a heartbreaking choice: protect Elias and their future or sacrifice herself to stop the conflict her parents died to escape. Salt in His Blood is a gripping teen tale of love, secrets, and sacrifice, blending high school drama with a tragic twist, perfect for WebNovel and Wattpad fans of young love and hidden truths.

Synopsis **Lina Marchesi doesn’t remember the night her fiancé died. She only knows he drowned near their private beach house on the Amalfi Coast—and that she was found barefoot, bloodied, and unresponsive in a boat nearby. There were no signs of foul play, and Lina, an American expat novelist, hasn't been able to write since. A year later, under the weight of trauma, gaps in her memory, and public suspicion, she returns to the same village—not to heal, but to hide. But the quiet isn’t quiet for long. Whispers trail her in the market, her old neighbors keep their distance, and someone keeps leaving pages from her *unfinished manuscript* on her doorstep—pages she doesn't remember writing. Enter **Milo Caruso**, a former war photographer turned reclusive innkeeper with his own ghosts. He’s disfigured from an explosion, hiding out in the crumbling hills above the sea. Their paths cross when Lina takes up residence at his isolated property, and tension builds—first in silence, then in sharp, probing conversations over wine and cigarettes. Their connection is messy, magnetic, and deeply flawed. Milo is blunt and emotionally unavailable; Lina is unraveling but seductive, using charm as armor. They orbit each other—drawn, repelled, resisting. But both know what it’s like to live with something unspeakable. As Lina pieces together her fractured memory, it becomes clear that her fiancé’s death wasn’t as accidental as the police claimed. And someone in the village wants the truth buried. And as she and Milo fall into a love that’s as brutal as it is tender, Lina begins to ask herself the scariest question of all: **What if she killed him?**

The book is about a young man who is on the brink of been deprived of his father's treasure. Left with no other option, he goes in search of treasure and he faces so many challenges from an avaricious uncle and he gets assistance from a doctor and a good Captain. The intrigues of getting an inheritance may make or mar him.

In a world of a thousand islands, the Concord of Salt rules through debt. Cross it, and you don't get a war — you get struck: your island erased from every map, and within a generation, from every memory. Mara Vell, a nineteen-year-old apprentice debt-collector, believes her mother died a pauper on a quiet island called Corram. Then she finds a forbidden Concord ledger listing an island that never existed — Sennreach — with her mother's name written under it, still owing, the debt ticking upward before her eyes. No one remembers Sennreach. No map holds it. And the grey-gloved auditor who just locked the door behind her has come to make sure it stays that way. To clear her mother's name, Mara will have to learn the Concord's oldest secret: struck islands don't vanish. They go somewhere. And the people in charge of truth will erase anyone who asks where.

A disgraced missionary. A mutated monster hunter. A dying empire consumed by rot. In 19th-century China, two forces are devouring the land: the fatal, unimaginable "Salt Rot," and the warships of Western powers. David is a disgraced British missionary exiled to the Far East, carrying a past he can't outrun. He meets the one man he was never supposed to want. Xiao Yan is a ruthless monster hunter of the Empire, his body long mutated by years of slaughter, his heart long closed to anyone. As the two navigate the eerie water towns, David and Xiao Yan must survive the abominations, imperial politics, and a desire they were taught to be ashamed of. 100k words stockpile. Volume 1 is finished. Update at least three times a week (Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday) [Boylove(Danmei)/Historical Fantasy/Grimdark]

Same Manuals, his friends, the school bully, and a random 5th grader were all ran over by a semi-truck. Thinking his life had come to a close, he ends up waking up in what he thinks is the after life, a fantasy world govern by a system of stats. But not only did his friends transport here, but so did boxes full of potato chips. What would be considered junk food in our world have the power to cheat the system and level up anyone extraordinarily who should eat even a single chip. Now Same must find his friends and gather all the bags of chips left to level up to OP status and defeat the Evil Overlord. Warning: Some foul language. Updates Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

I don't do relationships. One night. No names. No attachments. That was the rule until I met Raphael. I never expected to see him again after our unforgettable night together. Then I walked into my father's business convention and found him standing beside the man I trust least in the world. My father. Raphael knows things about my family that he should not know. Things about my mother. Things no one has ever told me. The closer I get to him, the harder it becomes to tell whether he's my greatest mistake or the only person who's ever been honest with me. In my world, money hides secrets, power demands sacrifice, and love can destroy everything. Especially when the truth is waiting to be uncovered.

In her past life, Su Yaoguang bought Xiao Yanci, supported his education, and helped him rise to great heights. She became his wife. Everyone praised him for never abandoning the farm girl who funded his rise. Su Yaoguang also believed she had found a good man. Unexpectedly, when she was seriously ill, she saw Xiao Yanci bring his first love and a child who resembled them both to her bedside. "Dad, mom, when will this person die?" the child asked, holding Xiao Yanci's hand. Xiao Yanci responded, "Soon, just wait a bit longer." That was the moment she realized: she had wasted her entire life on the wrong man. Returning to the age of fifteen, Su Yaoguang pointed at the bloody young boy: "I want him." In her past life, no matter what she gave Xiao Yanci, she only received a cold expression. This time, the young boy, like a wolf cub, dropped his guard; everything Sister gifted was the best. Sweet as milk. Devoted beyond reason. He melted her completely. Until one day, the young boy took a high position. Not wanting history to repeat itself, Su Yaoguang packed her things and slipped away at night, only to run into a man as noble and unattainable as a deity. "I've heard you call us siblings everywhere. Good sister, shouldn't we change what we call each other?"