smear frames

In Magnolia, a mysterious art thief moves between the city’s elegant art scene and its brutal underworld. As a detective closes in on him and a possessive protector refuses to let him go, the hunt quickly turns into something far more dangerous. Whispering Frames is a dark MM romance filled with art magic, hidden identities, obsession, and intense cat-and-mouse tension.

Aarish has always been easy to love. He’s loud, playful, endlessly surrounded by people, and somehow capable of turning every ordinary moment into a memory worth keeping. Between his chaotic family, teasing friends, and camera filled with unfinished photos, his life has always felt simple—comfortable even. Until one small moment begins to stay with him longer than it should. It starts quietly. A missing photograph. A pause in the middle of noise. And a boy Aarish never really noticed before. Revaan is everything Aarish isn’t—quiet, observant, impossible to read at first glance. While Aarish hides behind jokes and laughter, Revaan notices the things Aarish never says out loud. What begins as accidental conversations after class slowly becomes something harder to ignore. Something softer. Closer. More frighteningly real. As Aarish struggles between the version of himself everyone knows and the feelings he never expected to have, he finds himself caught between love, fear, family expectations, and the terrifying possibility of being truly honest. But some feelings don’t arrive all at once. And some people quietly become part of your life long before you understand why they matter. The Boy in My Unfinished Frames is a soft, emotional coming-of-age novel about identity, quiet love, family, and the moments that stay with us even after everything else moves on.

Seven years after an explosion killed his fiancée, SCIU detective Lu Shen is pulled into a new murder case by a knife that feels deliberately placed. From that night on, every piece of evidence he touches shows him flashes of a crime he did not commit. At the same time, the official record begins to grow blank entries pointing back at him. Surveillance footage exists but cannot be exported. Access logs change their story. Receipts arrive too late. The deeper he digs, the more the system rewrites him as the suspect. The Evidence Frames Me is a long-form urban procedural mystery built on evidence wars, identity tampering, and a city where the system speaks before the truth does. Across 12 volumes and 60 cases, Lu Shen must force the truth back into originals, numbers, signatures, and proof of presence before he loses his badge, his name, and the few people still willing to believe him.

Sophia, a skilled photographer, arrives at an upscale resort to work on a project with Ethan, a charismatic and accomplished businessman. As they spend more time together, Sophia becomes increasingly attracted to Ethan's magnetic personality, but their new relationship is jeopardized by hiding's Ethan's past. Now, Nathan, Ethan’s rival, threatens to expose Ethan’s secrets, putting Sophia in a position where she must choose to either stand with Ethan or leave him. Sophia stirs as the weight of Ethan’s confessions wash over her, her path illuminated by his vulnerabilities. How far can Sophia and Ethan go and still build a future together or will their secrets and lies destroy them?

In a city where everything moves too fast, two people learn that sometimes it’s the stillness between shots—the pauses, the glances, the unspoken—that capture the truth. Sienna Li, a quick-witted non-famous stylist that works as managing director from Beijing, crosses paths with Leon Zhao after an accident and unexpected continuous meetings. Sienna never planned to work with Leon again. He’s the kind of man who hides behind his camera, and she’s the kind of woman who refuses to be seen. But one unexpected shoot throws them back into each other’s orbit .She doesn't know that the annoyingly smug guy she just yelled at is one of the film industry's most elusive director. But fame has shadows. So do secrets and what will happen when the guy you are avoiding… turns out to be the one you once kissed?

1 Micah, my spouse's old flame, accused me of deliberate murder. In turn, my husband chose "righteousness" over familial loyalty and spearheaded the effort to capture me. He even teamed up with Micah to broadcast my alleged "offenses" live to the entire online community. However, when he finally tracked me down after much effort, he learned that I had passed away a week earlier. Crash! My husband, Denver Watkins, forcefully kicked open the entrance to our home. "She must be concealed somewhere in here! Inspect every corner!" he instructed the law enforcement officers accompanying him. Police with weapons passed through

In a world where a person’s Vessel determines their power, status, and survival, a young man named Soren awakens like everyone else. But something goes wrong. His Vessel doesn’t stabilize. It cracks. Now marked as an imperfection in a system that only values perfection, Soren is taken into the Silver Spire Academy where failures don’t get second chances. They don’t execute broken vessels. They study them. And as the Academy tries to shape him into something usable, Soren must survive in a place where even existing incorrectly can be a death sentence. Because in the Spire, being powerful isn’t enough. You have to be whole.

Yuri Tanaka never liked being in the spotlight. A shy and distant photography student, he prefers to stay behind the camera—where everything feels quiet, focused, and safe. His world is built from still frames and fleeting moments… untouched by the chaos of feelings he doesn’t quite know how to express. That changes when he meets Ren Sakamoto, a film major with a smile too bright for the lens. Ren is everything Yuri isn’t—outgoing, curious, and endlessly fascinated by people, especially the quiet boy always taking pictures from the corner of the room. When Ren volunteers to be Yuri’s subject for a semester-long project, their worlds begin to overlap—one frame at a time. Through the camera’s viewfinder, Yuri starts to notice more than he intends to: the warmth in Ren’s laughter, the softness in his gaze, and how every photo feels a little more like home. But love, like light, is fragile. And when emotions blur the line between friendship and something deeper, Yuri must decide—will he keep hiding behind the lens, or finally step into the frame? “You said you capture beautiful things,” Ren whispered. “So why do you keep looking at me?”

In a world ruled by mega-corporations, your worth is measured by the steel you pilot. To the elites, Frames are divine, perfect war machines that grant power, wealth, and godhood. To Abel, they are nothing but overpriced scrap waiting to be torn apart. Down in the toxic graveyard of Sector 4, survival is a daily negotiation with hunger and rust. Abel keeps his head low, his instincts sharp, and his one constant problem, his reckless mechanic partner Roxy, barely alive. That fragile routine shatters when a routine corporate collection turns into a bloodbath. Cornered, bleeding, and out of options, Abel awakens something buried beneath the scrapyard. Not a machine. Not a weapon. An apex predator. The Crimson Genesis is a forbidden "True Mecha" that hungers for the cores of other Frames, growing stronger with every kill and breaking every law of engineering and reason. Now, Abel is no longer invisible. He is a glitch in the system. A virus in the hierarchy. A nightmare clawing its way into the spotlight. He tears through elite prodigies like Zayden Prime, shattering their manufactured perfection. He draws the obsession of Noelle VII, the untouchable corporate princess whose smile hides something far more dangerous than madness. The corporations believe they rule the future of war. They are wrong. Because something older, hungrier, and far more violent has entered the food chain. And it does not pilot machines. It devours them.

Bai Su, who transmigrated into a book set in the interstellar Beast World, has only one interest: making delicious food at the orphanage, raising children, and enjoying her hard-won new life. Future's great villains? The cubs are all super well-behaved in front of her! The Federation Leader comes to freeload a meal, and his disability is cured! The business emperor comes to freeload a meal, and his infertility is solved! The obese little female gets thinner the more she eats, gradually growing into the number one beauty of the Beast World. She also attracts the number one genius doctor of the interstellar era and the interstellar great captain. The villainous cubs, driving warships and controlling ten thousand beasts: "If you want to get close to our Mom, you'll have to withstand our cannon fire first!" The Federation Leader laughs in anger: "You dare to bomb my armory? Courting death!" The gloomy and bloodthirsty emperor: "A bunch of little trash! You think I'm afraid of you?" The doctor's face turns ashen: "Either give back my research results, or die!" The interstellar great captain dangerously shoulders a Barrett: "I see you're all dying to get locked up." Bai Su smiles and peeks her head out, holding a gleaming kitchen knife: "Time to eat! What are you all doing?" The big shots and the little villains, harmoniously putting their arms around each other's shoulders in a picture of fatherly love and filial piety: "Coming~~"