proverbs verses

Disaster begins when Nick Erhan looking for a dangerous outback tribe in the jungle. A tribe where one finds no men in it. It was a group that hunted down male tourists, raped them, and killed them with gruesome motives. In a tragic quest, Nick, who is part of the community leader, falls in love with one of the girls from the outback tribe who is supposed to be punished. From that girl, Nick has a son named Dev Sasaka. Dev who always thought that he was the son of a demon, under certain conditions, he could turn into a half-dragon human. His birth brought Jessyca Amora--Nick Erhan's wife was so depressed that their daughter Elfarasha Erhan became a victim. Nick's stupidity brings disaster to his own family. Not only do they become a dysfunctional family, but they also have to face many threats from their enemies. One day, Nick faces his death. While Jess is mentally ill, Dev Sasaka must take over his father's role. He received terror from a dragon demon and a child from another dimension. Will Erhan's family be able to withstand the occult attacks and become a good family?

She was never meant to survive. When Jiang Yue wakes up inside a novel she once read, she realizes one terrifying truth— she’s not the heroine. She’s the unlucky side character fated to die. Repeatedly. Painfully. Unnoticed. But something is wrong. Every accident meant to kill her… doesn’t. Every disaster twists at the last second. And every time she should’ve died— he appears. Li Zhenkai. Cold. Untouchable. Dangerous. The President who was never supposed to notice her… let alone choose her. “I don’t save people,” he tells her. “I choose them.” Now, fate is breaking its own rules. A system inside her mind tracks her survival like a game, counting her near-deaths, issuing ridiculous missions, and warning her of one chilling truth: Her survival rate is dropping. As enemies close in, secrets unravel, and the original heroine returns to reclaim her place, Jiang Yue must fight to stay alive in a story that wants her gone. But the more she survives… the more the world begins to rewrite itself around her. And the more dangerously the President looks at her like, she was never meant to die at all. She writes pain like poetry. He destroys anyone who tries to turn her into one. In a world where fate is a script… what happens when the wrong girl refuses to disappear?

Ren Kurose was just an angry, isolated teenager—until the night a monster slaughtered his parents. When the police refuse to believe his story, Ren is left alone with his grief… and the strange voice in his head that saved his life. As supernatural forces awaken around Tokyo, Ren is pulled into a hidden world of sealed horrors, ancient powers, and a truth far darker than he imagined

In a city built on light, monsters don’t hide in the dark — they wear suits. Darian Veynar is New Aether’s golden hero. Cameras love him. The public worships him. His sponsors call him “proof of hope.” But heroes are built on sacrifices. When an old friend dies holding back a nightmare beneath the city, Darian survives — and the world calls it courage. Now he’s trapped inside a machine of propaganda, corporate warfare, bloodline politics. The story keeps changing. And Darian is starting to realize— He may not be the hero. He may be the lie.

In the infinite expanse of the verse's, a cataclysmic war rages on the Reveiverse—one that threatens to unravel the very fabric of reality. Nielan, the indomitable Head Ruler of the War Faction, seeks to overthrow Krelious, the Supreme Sovereign of All, igniting a conflict so vast it consumes galaxies and extinguishes stars. As entire civilizations crumble, the Creation Rulers intervene, decreeing the annihilation of the Reveiverse to prevent further suffering. But the War Rulers defy this judgment, sparking a schism among the cosmic powers and emboldening ancient gods to challenge the established order.

In an era of steam and mystery, becoming a correspondence student at an arcane academy was something Shad had never imagined. The murmuring voices play like a symphony in his ears—who is reciting the verses of foreign travelers? Ancient gods and otherworldly beings, as the brass-colored fate wheels turn, golden runes shimmer. Steam dances, the furnace flickers, relics resound, and the old gods awaken. A hand reaches through the dense fog, parting the haze of a mad era

Once upon a duke........ Who yearned to have a child of his own. Only to get nothing.Days into weeks weeks into months,and months into years......... He received nothing but bad news. Ten years of his marriage had already gone..... On a journey he embarked. Willing to find a child anywhere he could.....

"All Power To The Proverb!" "All Hail The Ragnarok Law Mafia!" Asha Exodia is at the beginning of his chosen path since reaching The Law's Maturity. His sights are set on the highest pinnacle that The Family has to offer, and will not let anything or anyone hold him back. However, is there something lurking deep within the psyche of the determined sixteen year old? It is witnessed by his Prodigal Family, but is without answers to the beast's existence. Even still, his apotheostic potential is too great to be halted or denied. Watch as the legend becomes.

In the fog-drenched city of Aetherholt, reality is a fragile draft, constantly rewritten by forgotten gods, forbidden books, and ancient Bureaucracies. Ezren Thren, a quiet orphan with no known past, is found as a child by a mysterious man who tells him something terrifying: “You are going to die. And only you can stop it.” But Ezren is no chosen hero. Not yet. When a strange book binds itself to him a living tome called the Book of Becoming he is dragged into a world of mystic verses, narrative battles, and secrets that rewrite themselves. In this city where stories are power, Ezren learns that names can be stolen, memories forged, and entire cities erased from history. As he uncovers the truth behind the Unwritten, entities that exist in the margins of reality, Ezren must decide whether to write his fate… or let it consume him. With a cast of cursed warriors, masked librarians, and canonbreakers erased from existence, Ezren’s journey will test the boundaries between truth and fiction, author and character, life and ink. Because the deeper he reads, the more he realizes: He might not be the one writing the story after all. other tags for the book are Urban Fantasy,Dark Fantasy, Mystery, Supernatural, Psychological, Slow Burn

Arham Qadeer was nobody special—a failing PhD student of South Asian literature, drowning in thesis notes and regret, when a truck ended his unremarkable life. He expected oblivion. He received Alfaz. The universe is a palimpsest, and Alfaz is its oldest layer—a realm where poetry predates matter, where the void between stars hums with unspoken ghazals, and where power belongs to those who can summon the dead masters of verse to fight beside them. Here, Arham discovers the Rekhta System: a cosmic interface that transforms literary legacy into lethal ability, binding the souls of history's greatest poets to his own. But Alfaz is dying. The Silence spreads—a metaphysical plague erasing poetry from existence, unmaking reality one forgotten verse at a time. The tyrant Sultan-e-Zulmat (King of Shadows) rules the hollow throne, his power drawn from enforced ignorance and burned books. Resistance survives in whispers: the Majlis-e-Sukhan (Assembly of Speech), scattered summoners who remember when words meant freedom. Arham's System is different. While others bind single poets, his Codex hungers for multiplicity—Mirza Ghalib's existential precision alongside Kabir's ecstatic unity; Faiz Ahmed Faiz's revolutionary fire tempered by Rabindranath Tagore's universal compassion. Each summon costs memory. Each verse reshapes his soul. And with every poet he binds, Arham hears the Ash'ar—the primordial Poet who wrote reality into being, whose final, lost couplet could either save Alfaz or unmake everything. To find that couplet, Arham must cross a fractured world: the Ghazal Wastes where time loops in rhyming couplets; the Bazaar of Babel where languages are traded like currency; the Veil of Mira where devotion becomes corporeal weapon. He will gather unlikely allies—a warrior-nun who speaks only in Bulleh Shah's verses, a disgraced prince whose System summons only cursed shayari, a creature of pure metaphor escaped from a failed poem. And he will learn why he was chosen. Why a mediocre student from a world that forgot its poets matters to the survival of a universe built on their words. Because Arham Qadeer is not the first Ash'ar. He is the last rewrite. The Hollow Throne awaits. The final sher approaches. And the silence is learning to speak.