ravi kumar sihag

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Ravi was a normal boy who was considered weak by everyone. He was bullied in school and ignored by teachers. But one day, his life completely changed. A mysterious system appeared in his phone, giving him power, money, and skills. Now Ravi will not just survive… he will rise and prove everyone wrong. But is the system really helping him, or hiding a dark secret?

Rejected by the world and treated as nothing more than a failure, Ravi lived a life full of struggle and pain. Every day was a fight just to survive. But everything changed the night he was pushed to the brink of death. Just when all hope was lost… A mysterious blue screen appeared before his eyes. [System Activated] A cold voice echoed in his mind. [Host has been selected.] [Survival is mandatory.] [Failure will result in death.] Thrown into a deadly game controlled by an unknown power, Ravi has no choice but to fight, grow, and survive. Each quest pushes him beyond his limits. Each battle makes him stronger. Each step brings him closer to a terrifying truth. But the system is not a gift… It is a test. And not everyone chosen by it survives. In a world where strength decides everything— Will Ravi rise and become unstoppable? Or will the very system that chose him… drag him into darkness and ultimate destruction?

Many times I have seen people struggling to talk with strangers or in public places. This was due to anxiety and nervousness that happens unintentionally in our body. We can’t control them but have to overcome them. I came across the word “Glossophobia” in 2014 when I was working on how to overcome stage fears. I have seen my friends and myself struggling to talk with strangers or to speak in public. There are cases where I have acted speechless. This is where the idea arrived and I have created a character “Abhirath Srivastav” who cannot talk with strangers or in public places due to a phobia called “Glossophobia”. The Character Abirath Srivastav does not represent any real life personality, it is solely of my imagination. The story “ The only hope” is a love story set in the style of 1994. The story is about an orphan boy who suffers from glossophobia; he can't talk to strangers or in public places. He finds it hard to stay in an orphanage and escapes to find a better place in his life. He meets a Christian girl in an unknown village and becomes her best friend. He speaks to her, but not to any other villagers. Things are not, however, what was expected. Half of the villagers migrate to another place for work, and they take the boy with them. The boy has to leave his favourite place and his only best friend. After 12 years, however, he meets her and here how the story takes its turn. 1

Fantasy

Prince Kumar was spared prison due to the Indian judicial system's treatment of young criminals. Instead, he was imprisoned in a children's home, where he would remain until the age of 18, as required by Indian law. His fragile mind may have "conduct disorders," according to psychiatric evaluations, complicating an already confusing situation. At the age of 16, he was eventually allowed back into society under a new name, albeit his present whereabouts are still unknown.

"What would you do when you enter a game world which you were anticipating the most to play?" "be happy, excited, dying to go on an adventure?" "What if I told you that the game world you enter is an open world FPS game?" "An open world game where the person you're talking today might be dead the next second. Where your own life is at risk of being threatened." Follow the adventure of Kumar and Max, two teenage boys who are stuck in a game world while doing whatever it takes for them to get back to their world while making friends and enemies along their journey. "Hey Max!" "Yeah?" "How's the synopsis of our novel?" "Hmm...it's okay. Maybe if you write "The Adventure Of The Great and Handsome Max and his sidekick Chukapop500" as the title, I think will attract more readers. "Yeah keep dreaming and for 101st time I told you My name is KUMAR!!" "Chukapop500." "....Sigh...Forget it."

He failed class three. He never learned English. He slipped on a banana peel on the morning of his biggest promotion. He is also the most dangerous S Class spy in Indian Intelligence. --- Chakku Kumar Roy is not what you picture when you picture a spy. He watches cartoons on his days off. He argues with taxis. He carries a sword — not a gun, a sword — and somehow this has never once been the strangest thing about him. He is nineteen years old, sharp-toothed, mess-haired, and completely unbothered by the fact that he cannot read a single document in any language except Hindi. That is what James Orchard is for. Translator. Bodyguard. The only person in seven countries and four years who has ever fully understood Chakku Kumar Roy — even when Chakku was saying something ridiculous, which was often. When a promotion lands Chakku in Tokyo — the city of cherry blossoms, clean streets, and a spy office that looks exactly like a dojo — he expects a new mission. He does not expect Alya Suguru. Gold and blue eyes. Waist-length black hair. An S Class operative who carries a blade at her thigh, speaks four languages, and has absolutely no patience for a spy who calls watching an incomprehensible samurai drama research. She is precise where he is instinct. Quiet where he is noise. She already knows things about him before he has said them — which is either impressive or alarming, and he has not yet decided which. Tokyo, however, is not the fresh start it was sold as. Beneath the lantern-lit lanes and the vending machines and the ramen shops that have been making the same broth since before either of them was born — something is waiting. Something patient. Something that knew Chakku was coming long before the promotion letter arrived in Kolkata. Something that has been watching for a very long time. --- Mr. Chakku Kumar — The Indian Spy is a story about a boy from Kolkata who failed class three and became something extraordinary anyway. About a girl from Tokyo who listened to everything and built a life out of understanding things nobody asked her to understand. About banana peels and cherry blossoms and ceramic bowls kept on kitchen counters and promises made in the rain. About a city full of secrets. About the people you trust with all of yours. About what happens in Tokyo that cannot be undone. ---

At midnight, a boy gets a call—from himself. Minutes later, a countdown begins. Every message that follows becomes reality. And time is running out.

The world crumbles. It's all lost. As humanity needs a saviour to safeguard the treasures it holds dear. The legions arose from the dark. Battling demons to keep humanity from the brink of extinction. Now they are recruiting young people with psychic abilities to help destroy this rampage. Raven cold awakens, a boy with black beady eyes and a frail body, underestimated, scorned, mocked and pushed over. Raven used to be the weakest until... I can feel it, every touch corrodes my mind, each spectrum of pain blossoms like ecstasy. What am I really? Their saviour? He awakens an ability that fractures the soul fragments of humans and increases his power and Dominion over the elements of nature. As the legion began to celebrate the birth of their saviour, his true knowledge of his power kicks in...the terrible consequence of this knack. Each touch vaporizes the soul of humans and Grant him infinte control of the elements of nature at a terrible cost...his humanity. Does he tries to be the saviour and conquer these demons at the expense of his humanity or does he push himself backward and forever hide this demonic entity lurking in his soul. I can feel them, wherever I turn, their gaze follows, they know me, and I them. The shadows feels warm, and each touch electrifies me, save me or you will need the saving.