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Novel Terjemahan ♛┈⛧┈┈•༶✧༺♥༻✧༶•┈┈⛧┈♛ Author : Meatbun Doesn't Eat Meat ♛┈⛧┈┈•༶✧༺♥༻✧༶•┈┈⛧┈♛ Novel seri danmei/Boys’ Love terbaru dari Tiongkok ini ditulis oleh penulis terkenal di balik The Husky and His White Cat Shizun!

Give it up for a misanthropic anti-hero of a teen protagonist who hates humanity in general. Grifton Tinroy, a draconic/humanoid hybrid as well as abandoned orphan. He's just trying to survive man, and do so in a comfortable way.

After preaching in the church, Hyland returns to his gradually declining estate, which has fallen due to the crimes of Duke Koen. These actions have cost Hyland the trust of the church. Cornwall, a Bureau of Security investigator, inquires about Hilsbeth' background, and Hyland conceals her connection to Panthonia, coming to realize that Koen has controlled Hilsbeth' life. Cornwall hints that Hilsbeth may face financial difficulties in the future. When Hilsbeth is attacked, Hyland steps in to save her but gradually accepts that he was once an accomplice of Koen, and his illusions about Hilsbeth are shattered, leaving him filled with regret. Meanwhile, Sylvia, who encounters Cornwall in a bar, forms a complex relationship with him, attempting to escape her painful past through alcohol and relationships. Cornwall soon takes on a dangerous mission, forced to live with Hilsbeth, which ironically provides him with a sense of release. Mardias, who has inherited his grandfather’s role, manages affairs related to Jorgen’s case, directing Elin to investigate the Prayer Circle. This investigation unveils corruption within the church, signaling a larger conflict on the horizon.

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Amidst a series of adventures and predicaments, characters such as Elin, Glocara, Crecyda, Lawrence, Prince Galin, and Jorgen unfold intricate tales in the regions of Stranglethorn Vale and Stromgarde. They confront the vagaries of fate, delving into individual self-awareness, moral conflicts, and identity exploration. The intricate relationship between Elin, Glocara, and Varokar exhibits the multifaceted nature of their characters. In Stromgarde, Prince Galin chooses war and conceals scandals for the sake of power, his relationship with Crecyda fraught with contradictions and embarrassment. Jorgen, a pivotal figure in the story, exposes the conspiracies of Lawrence and Galin, and finds himself in dispute with Galin on moral and ethical issues. He strives to protect himself and Tusha, while also keeping tabs on the fate of Renner. Struggling between illusions and reality, Renner blinds himself to spare Crecyda from further harm, a testament to his profound love for her and his determination to oppose evil. Glocara faces moral dilemmas in her missions, refusing to be used as a tool and insisting on her autonomy. Her relationship with Elin gradually blossoms, as they jointly face challenges and predicaments. In the Refuge Valley, Glocara encounters the imprisoned Varokar, revealing a complex past between them. These events and adventures not only showcase the characters' growth and predicaments, but also reveal the intricacies of power struggles, familial disputes, and personal emotional entanglements. The entire story is fraught with suspense and unknowns, foreshadowing an even more thrilling plot ahead.

He woke up in the wrong character. Marcus Vale, thirty-four, dead at his desk after six full playthroughs of the cult tactics-RPG Banner of the Eighth. The personality test that opens the game hung on his screen the moment his heart gave out. The answers stayed in the system. He woke up inside the game. Not as the heroic prince. As Marek Vance, twenty-one, son of the framed general the kingdom calls a traitor, and foster brother to a girl who turns out to be the last surviving Caen, the priest-line whose blood, in willing acceptance at a crown, completes the cabal's six-hundred-year-old curse against the kingdom's army. The cabal has been preparing for nineteen years. He has, by his read of the game's ending he never finished, somewhere between three and twelve months to stop them. The personality test bound him. Eight squad leaders, one for each Aspect of the world's oldest oath, are in the back of his skull now as cosmic threads he can feel. Five are within reach. Three are still ahead. Sir Halberd Ostrey. The lance-captain who hates the Vance name on principle, who took his father's lance on a field nine years before this story began and has been carrying it since. Mira Caen. His foster sister, the queen the cabal wants, who has been dreaming the ritual every night of her life since she was nine and never told anyone. Wyn the Quiet. The smuggler who has lived alone for seven years and broke the silence to slide half her bread across a table to a man she did not know. Aselin Ferre. The witch with a snake tattooed at her left wrist, whose grandmother was burned by the church for a working that has kept Aselin alive ever since. Brace Holcomb. The cleric who refused the Court's third rite and walked south for seven years carrying his dead husband's mace. Three more are coming. He has a kitchen knife and a body that hasn't sparred in seven years. He has the analytical reflexes of a man who broke into bank vaults for a living. He has a foster sister who has known what she was for nineteen years and never been allowed to say it out loud. He has, somewhere in the wilderness, a father everyone but his mother thinks is dead, sending one-line letters in soot from a cave he won't name. He has, by every reading he has of the field, no chance. He has, by his own count, eight. Save File: Tactician Run is transmigration tactics-RPG progression fantasy with a polyamorous harem of eight squad leaders, hard-magic class evolution gated on named promotion artifacts, kingdom-scale strategic warfare, and a coronation pivot at the end of arc one that breaks the world Marek is fighting to save. Eight chapters a week. Spicy canon under the Mature tag. Clean fork available for readers who want the romance with fade-to-black.

Joseph revealed the truth from a year ago that Gondore had betrayed his fellow bandits, devising a plan to lure them into a trap. In order to protect Gondore's image as a hero, Joseph concealed the truth. Gondore had also wanted to kill Morticia to keep her quiet, but was killed by Joseph instead. Joseph and Morticia had been living in lies until the truth came out now. Jorgen did not arrest them, but was also powerless to help. Dalia suggested that they leave the town and start a new life.

AUTHOR: ROU BAO BU CHI ROU/MEAT BUN DOES NOT EAT MEAT "The game of death begins now." Only Weeks after the fire from Cheng Kang psychiatric Hospital, Huzhou University is plunged into chaos by a spate of murders that seem linked to what happened at the mental institution—and to the deaths of Xie Qingcheng's parents. Desperate for answers, Doctor Xie takes matters into his own hands, and He Yu offers to help, driven by childhood memories of Xie Qingcheng's fleeting kindness. Yet when they unearth long forgotten secrets from Xie Qingcheng's past, a terrible truth shakes He Yu's grip on reality. With lies and self-delusion laid bare, a confrontation between the two men is inevitable—but how will He Yu and Xie Qingcheng cope when the reckoning takes a more intimate turn.

AUTHOR: ROU BAO BU CHI ROU/MEAT BUN DOES NOT EAT MEAT The Devil and His Doctor Wealthy and handsome, yet mentally unstable—He Yu has returned home from overseas with one goal in mind: to win the heart of Xie Xue, the girl of his dreams. However, in his time away, he has nursed more than unrequited feelings. He must confront his long-held grudge against Xie Xue's overprotective brother, Xie Qingcheng, who doesn't think He Yu is capable of love. But history is not easily rewritten. As He Yu's former doctor, Xie Qingcheng is the only person in the world who truly understands He Yu's volatile mental state. When the two are involved in an explosive incident that exposes a dark secret, Xie Qingcheng's suspicions about He Yu are confirmed. Now, He Yu must confront his own demons including his dark obsession with Xie Qingcheng.

Elias Ren wakes aboard Asterion Archive Station with no personnel file, no assigned role, and no proof that he belongs there. The only thing in his hand is an old metal ring engraved with one impossible sentence: You are still here. Following damaged objects, handwritten warnings, and the traces left behind by Mira Venn and Orin Vale, Elias uncovers the truth about Asterion: the station does not simply forget people. It restores what can be made clean and erases everything contradictory, tender, and human. If Elias accepts the identity the station offers, he may survive. If he refuses, he may become the next thing to disappear. But somewhere inside Asterion, a trace still remains—something memory cannot fully erase.