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The Price Is Your Everything

The Price Is Your Everything

Neris Truide was born with the legendary purple jewel eyes of the ancient warrior Elandria. Despite this, her peers at the noble academy bully her mercilessly, destroying her self-esteem. Adopted by the wealthy and powerful duke Elandria because of her jewel eyes, Neris eventually marries Crown Prince Abelus―only to be pushed aside for his mistress Megara, who led the bullying at school. Neris's life ends at age thirty when she is poisoned by her adoptive sister Valentin. However, instead of dying, she wakes up back at age twelve with her memories of her previous life intact. Enrolled at the academy once more, she sets about exacting revenge on those who ostracized, assaulted, and ultimately murdered her. But she didn't expect that in this life, she'd cross paths with Cledwyn Maindulante, the cunning future ruler of the north. As a determined Neris sets out to make her enemies suffer―and prevent her murder―will Cledwyn turn out to be a dangerous foe, or her closest ally ever? *********************************************** *Noticed* - The translation isn't accurate and the language used is considered informal or "messy". - It's recommended to add this to your reading list to stay updated. - Readers are encouraged to support the original creators by purchasing the official version when it's available. - There are links provided to support the translator financially. - Readers are asked to enjoy the fan translation quietly and avoid causing any trouble or seeking attention. That's all, happy reading everyone!
Fantasy
302 Chs
Price of Freedom

Price of Freedom

Novel PSA: Moved to Royal Road, and relaunching under Free Yet Chained on August 1st 2025 Freedom is a word undefinable by mankind. Chased indefinitely while the tunnel of freedom's infinite journey is constantly filled with rubble you need to destroy. According to the most extreme definition, one would have to be unbound by every law and concept making up the world. In Lukas’ case, he created his own definition — as any “elected” king would. Everything possible Lukas could’ve wanted was in his grasp by the time he passed into the afterlife, especially a honey-sweetened chocolate milkshake that he could barely attempt to consume. Family, health, island oasis, world peace, and the never-ending pursuit of novel stimuli. Nothing went according to plan, yet everything seemed to work out in the end. Yet the very second he passed, Lukas realized the one thing he knew would undeniably occur, failed to be given to him. Death… After two years of meandering the currents of life, he was finally able to get a grasp on reality, and rejected it. New world, new body, randomly “gifted” the power of flight after months of meditation — a perfect interpretation of freedom, and a restart he desperately did not want. What could possibly go wrong in a kingdom surrounded by walls? What was so dangerous that required walls reaching the heights of 600 feet to blanket any sense of horizon one could see? And what in the God’s is up with that reverse whirlpool this kingdom revolves around? —————————————— What to Expect: - Reincarnation MC(with consequences) - OP MC (choose to hide powers for good reason) - Slice of life engagements to give life to the world - Meaningful relationships - Dungeon Diving - Epic uses of magic!! - Blood, guts, and bones - Deep mysteries - Academy Arc(Volume 2) - No harem cuz we not about that life
Fantasy
186 Chs
The Price of an Heir

The Price of an Heir

Suho has always lived between two worlds. One shaped by legacy, pride, and expectations he never chose, and another shaped by a heart that feels too deeply for the life he is meant to lead. He is cold, silent, charming, and smart when it comes to business. But he is gentle by nature, emotionally deep, and quietly devoted when it comes to his love. But love was never allowed to be part of his carefully arranged world. It was always meant to be negotiated, controlled, and contained. At this point in his life, Yerin is his everything. His first love, his only love. He is willing to go to any length to keep her, even when his family repeatedly refuses to accept her. Torn between a heart that refuses to let go and a lineage that demands an heir to carry the Kim legacy, Suho takes a decisive step, trying to hold on to Yerin without disappointing the family that expects obedience and continuity from him. Then Hauen enters his life. Not through affection, but through a contract. Chosen not as a partner, but as a solution, Hauen becomes his wife in a marriage built for convenience. An agreement meant to secure an heir and protect the Kim family’s legacy. In return, Hauen enters this marriage to save her father’s bankrupt business. She is warm and gentle, yet guarded. Strong in quiet ways, carrying her own unspoken burdens. To the world, their marriage looks flawless. Polite smiles, perfect appearances, a union without cracks. To them, it is nothing more than a carefully written business contract, set to end after eighteen months. But life has little patience for plans built without truth. In the midst of calculated decisions and emotional restraint, fate pushes Suho into the lowest point of his life, breaking him in ways he never expected. Stripped of control, certainty, and pride, he is forced to confront the parts of himself he has never imagined. At his most fragile moment, the question is no longer about legacy or contracts. It's about Who will stay when everything collapses? Who will stand beside him when life is hard for him? And when life offers both unbearable loss and unexpected grace, will Suho have the courage to accept them? This is a story of love that begins as an obligation, fractures under destiny's test, and slowly transforms into something honest, real, and beautiful.
Urban
140 Chs
The Price of Her Name

The Price of Her Name

Who is she in this life? A bride, a pawn… or just a substitute for someone who will never come? Rosy, a girl cast out by her own family, had her identity switched to be married into a noble household. A wedding with no invitations, no blessings only the cold binding from a man named Captian Anderson, the ruthless CEO behind the largest corporation holding the key to the entire banking and finance industry. Forced into marriage to save her family’s failing company, Rosy had no idea she was stepping into a maze of conspiracies, deceitful pasts, and chilling secrets no one had ever spoken of. She must live with a man rumored to be incapable of feeling, someone whose eyes reflect no emotion, yet always see through her as if he has known her for a very long time. Between love and control, trust and lies, Rosy has no choice but to stand up and reclaim herself, even when the love that begins to blossom may become the greatest threat of all. "To survive this velvet prison, she must learn how to make her captor love her to death." ... Umee say that: Hi there! First of all, thank you for the interest and for the enthusiasm. Truly. Every time I open my comments and see new invitations to add Discord, buy promotion packages, commission comic adaptations, or “have a quick chat,” I’m reminded that my story has somehow wandered into a very busy marketplace. That said, I should probably set expectations gently before anyone invests too much energy. I’m not looking for promotion services, paid advertising or commissioned artwork. Not because they’re bad ideas, just because they’re not ideas I currently need. I don’t have the budget, the urgency or the illusion that my story is secretly one step away from becoming the next global phenomenon. I’m very aware of where my work stands. It’s doing okay. Respectably okay. Not “adapt-everything-immediately” okay. My passion for writing exists but it hasn’t reached the stage where common sense quietly exits the room. I promise I’m not underestimating myself, I’m simply being realistic, which is a personality trait I’ve grown quite attached to. Another small but important thing: I’m not really interested in chatting, exchanging ideas, networking, or building creative alliances in private messages. I write best when left alone. I think best when no one is pitching anything to me. And I function best when my inbox is not screaming for attention. So if I don’t reply, please know it’s not personal, it’s just me choosing silence over small talk. That being said, if you’re genuinely curious about me rather than what I can potentially become or produce, if you want to see my everyday life, random thoughts, quiet moments and the unmarketable parts of my existence, I do have my Instagram linked in my bio. You’re welcome to follow it. No proposals required. No introductions needed. Just observation, at your own pace. I truly wish you the best with your creative work, your art, your promotions, and your ambitions. Creating something and trying to get it seen is hard, I respect that deeply. I just prefer to walk my path slowly, quietly, and without turning every interaction into a business opportunity. Thank you for understanding, for stopping by, and for letting me return peacefully to my writing corner, where the only thing I’m selling is words.
Urban
129 Chs
Why was there no Pulitzer for Fiction in 2012?
It could be due to a lack of submissions that met the Pulitzer's strict criteria that year.
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2024-10-13 12:07
Pulitzer Prize in Literature
The Pulitzer Prize for Literature was one of the most famous literary awards in the United States. It was awarded once a year, but not every year there was a winning novel. I can recommend the following Pulitzer Prize-winning novels: 1. " The Old Man and the Sea ": This is a classic work by Ernest Hemmingway. It tells the story of an old fisherman fighting with a huge marlin. The novel is considered one of Ernest's most outstanding works. 2. The Age of Innocence: This is a work by Philip Roth. It is based on the story of a young Jewry's growth and reveals the racial and religious issues in American society. 3. " The Good Earth ": This novel is by Jon Starbeck. The theme is farmers during the Great Depression-era, showing their hard lives and their love for the land. 4. Gone with the Wind was a work by Margaret Mitchell. It was set in the Civil War and told the story of a strong woman, Scarlet Ohara. 5. Night Watchmen: This is Louise Erdrich's latest novel, which won the 2021 Pulitzer Prize for fiction. The story was inspired by her grandfather's experience and depicted the story of an Indian reservation community. It should be noted that the Pulitzer Prize for Literature produced new award-winning works every year, so these recommended works did not represent all the award-winning works.
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2024-12-26 07:29
List Pulitzer Prize Fiction: How has the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction influenced literature?
The Pulitzer Prize for Fiction has had a huge influence on literature. It has brought recognition to many important works. For example, it has made books like 'The Old Man and the Sea' by Ernest Hemingway more widely read. By awarding the prize, it has also encouraged writers to strive for excellence in their storytelling and exploration of important themes.
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2024-12-09 12:58
Why was there no Pulitzer Award for Fiction?
Maybe the submissions that year didn't meet the high standards set by the Pulitzer committee. Or it could be that the competition was just too tough and no one stood out enough.
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2024-10-09 07:09
Why was there no Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2012?
It's hard to say for sure. Maybe the judges didn't find any works that met their exacting standards that year.
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2024-10-15 15:13
What is a Pulitzer Prize for Fiction?
The Pulitzer Prize for Fiction is a significant accolade that celebrates the best in fictional storytelling. It's awarded based on various criteria, including the quality of the writing, the depth of the characters, and the overall impact of the work.
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2024-10-08 03:38
Why was there no Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2012?
There could be various reasons. It might have been due to a lack of outstanding works that stood out among the entries or changes in the judging criteria and process.
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2024-10-05 22:38
What is the Pulitzer Prize in Fiction?
The Pulitzer Prize in Fiction is an award that has a long - standing tradition in the United States. It's judged based on various criteria including the originality of the plot, the depth of the ideas presented, and the overall impact of the work on the literary landscape. It encourages writers to strive for excellence in their fictional works and has brought many important novels to the public's attention over the years.
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2024-12-11 21:01
Who won the 2017 Pulitzer for Fiction?
The winner of the 2017 Pulitzer for Fiction was Colson Whitehead. His work has been widely praised for its creativity and depth. He has a way of delving into complex themes and presenting them in a way that is both accessible and thought - provoking. In the case of the work that won the award, he managed to bring to life a significant part of history while also adding his own unique twists and interpretations.
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2024-10-26 00:56
What is the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction?
The Pulitzer Prize for Fiction is an award given to recognize outstanding works of fiction in the United States.
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2024-10-08 22:44
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