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Participating in WCP SEP 2025 When the world becomes a playground, Ken must become the Greatest Player! In a world filled with cultivators, Ken journey as an Overlord, Teacher and Dual Cultivators starts with weaving his destiny. With the greatest key towards destiny, his rise to power will leave people fazed, confused and bitter. But among all, Ken must face a trial of holding such key. Let the Destiny control him Or, Control his Destiny? Which will be his choice? Which will be his trial? ..................................... If you enjoy this story, don't forget to vote for it with Powerstones and Golden Tickets

The world ended. Zombies and monsters rose. Cities crumbled. And Merek? He woke up in the apocalypse with a job that lets him create armor for lingering souls—spirits without bodies, desperate for purpose. Turns out, the dead don’t rest easy. Some are angry. Some vengeful. Others? Just lost. When Merek binds them into steel warframes, they don’t just fight... they evolve. Now, he leads a legion of the undead—ghosts in armor, bound to him by oath and fate. Faction leaders call him mad. Warlords want him dead. And God? If He’s watching, He’s not talking. Merek was supposed to die with everyone else. Instead, he got a support type job no one’s heard of... and a shot at rewriting his pathetic Earth-life. In this world, only the fittest survive. And Merek? He’s got undeads in steel at his side.

Hi! I am KageyãmaShîro Aka Author and this is my first Novel and I have been working on this from around 4 months and this Novel is about our Main Character named KageyãmaShîro who goes on a journey to discover his world's secrets. About the World: The World: Aetheria The world, known as Aetheria, exists in two layers: the visible world of advanced, tech-driven megacities, and the invisible layer called the Echo Labyrinth. This Labyrinth is a dimension of crystallized emotion and memory, where the true energy of all living things—Aura—is stored. Anomalies known as "Rifts" occasionally tear open, allowing creatures of pure, malicious emotion, called "Spectres," to spill into the human world. Power System: Aura Weaving The power system is called Aura Weaving. It is not a system of elemental control or simple energy blasts. Aura Sight (The First Stage): An individual must first be able to see the Aura—the flowing, colored energy field around all living things. Each color corresponds to a primary emotion/concept (e.g., Crimson for Rage/Force, Cerulean for Intellect/Planning, Viridian for Vitality/Regeneration). Echo Resonance (The Second Stage): This is the ability to connect to the Echo Labyrinth and draw out "Echoes"—crystallized memories or experiences. These are used as power-up components. For example, a Weavers might pull an Echo of a Forgotten Samurai's Resilience to temporarily grant them near-invulnerability. Aura Weaving (The Master Stage): The ultimate ability. It is the complex, mathematical restructuring of the opponent's and the user's Aura field. It requires immense intelligence and processing speed. A true Weaver doesn't just hit an enemy; they re-weave the enemy's Aura of Vitality (Viridian) into an Aura of Fear (Sepia), effectively causing their body to break down from within. Balance: The system is balanced because: Echoes are a finite resource per user/area and can be shattered if used poorly. Weaving is taxing. One wrong calculation can cause a Weaver's own Aura to unravel, leading to severe injury or death. This emphasizes the protagonist's smart nature. Hope You read all this to understand Story in a More Better Way. 2 Chapters/Every Day till chapter 50 or 50+ after that Speed will get Decreased. Thank You For Visiting!!!!

A spiel of four different people living in one apartment building, on different floors. They have different roles in society and the people who have changed their lives or with whom they changed their lives. They rarely meet in the elevator. However, they never missed saying “Hi” to one another. What would be the end story that awaits Daniel, Adeline, Loren, and Yna? Would it be Friendship? Would it be Love? Or would it be Goodbyes? Consequently, NOT every story we know of ideally or reality has a happy ending. Rather a LESSON. These stories have four titles, with assigned chapters. It’s recommended that you read from the top to understand these four people's stories along the way and in between their journeys and obstacles in life. The mentioned country is true, however, the content of the story and the people involved are fictitious. Even said, a fictitious story is somehow relatable to real-life situations. Who knows… Title I: Who Unfolds Me - BL Title II: Time Between Us - Romance Title III: Admiring, the “Gang Queen” - GL Title IV: Perfect, Imperfection - Romance #Book cover is credited to Canva which took me a while to make one. ^_^ #English is my second language so please be kind when leaving a comment.

The Grimoire of the Gods is an ancient tome chronicling the divine origins, celestial conflicts, and mortal struggles shaped by the unseen hands of the gods. It weaves together myth, prophecy, and legend to depict an era where divinity and mortality collide, leaving behind relics of power, forgotten deities, and heroes bound by fate.

In the fourth age of the world of Cyrno, the world is in a bad situation. The tension between the metal dragons and chromatic is at a all time high. In these hard times, a wizard gets a band of odd balls to help him study the draconic races and keep him alive.

In the magical world of Laphyzel, reality itself is shaped by an ancient and intricate force known as Threadweaving—a system of threads that bind all things: names, places, memories, even time. These threads can be pulled, looped, mended—or broken. And beneath this fragile weave, something terrible stirs: The Severed Loom, an ancient unmaking force that does not create but unravels. This is the story of three immortals bound not by blood, but by echo and choice: Hiro Brihrest: a bright, impulsive boy with a sugarcane addiction, a wooden sword he named Responsibility, and a strange habit of naming things. Unbeknownst to him, Hiro is the reincarnated First Hero, a soul tied to the heart of Laphyzel itself. In every lifetime, he forgets who he was—but his thread remembers. Vampher Darquez: the first vampire, born of death and resurrected by wild magic. Banished by the village that once raised him, he carries a coffin full of apples and deep, painful loneliness. He once made vampire nobility—but left them when they began worshipping him. All he ever wanted was a real family. Dee Megus: the inventor of Threadweaving, offered godhood long ago but refused it. He walks the world as an artist, teacher, and troublemaker. Dee once tried to thread a name into himself—a stolen name—but the Loom punished him with eternal loops. Now he is something between man and myth, carrying the weight of forgotten wars and futures that haven’t happened. Together—though not always together—the trio begin circling a fate they’ve already lived once. Because deep in the weave lies the scar of a catastrophe that hasn’t yet happened: the First Weave War. It will be Hiro, Dee, and Vampher who once sealed the Severed Loom—at great cost. But the memory of that war bled backward in time, fracturing the world before the battle was even fought. These fractures created places where time stutters, names echo, and people forget themselves. The story begins innocently: Hiro and Dee traveling from ruin to ruin, Hiro hearing his name whispered in riverbeds and constellations. But Hiro’s presence begins waking something. The Loom watches. Thread cultists called Dethreaders, led by the eerie priest Mollwright, seek to unnname Hiro, not kill him—because to speak someone’s threadname wrongly is to erase their ability to reincarnate. Meanwhile, Vampher awakens from stasis with no clear reason. Drawn by forgotten bonds, he begins walking again, accompanied by a child made from one of his discarded names—a being who calls him Father Not and sings the lullaby Hiro shouldn’t remember. The three slowly converge. At a festival celebrating names, Mollwright attempts to unname Hiro using a scroll from the Severed Loom. But he mispronounces it, and the weave rejects him. Hiro, shaken, begins leaking memory and speech from lives he hasn’t lived yet—he even calls Dee by the forbidden name Weaveren. Dee rushes Hiro to an abandoned Thread Shrine to repair his frayed soul, but something buried deep beneath the shrine begins to wake early.

It’s the middle of July, and Rico Davin is about to faint -- not from the heat, though. For the whole summer, he gets to watch his best friend, Chance Raynor, shirtless and wet on the beach playing volleyball with his buddies. The perspiration on Chance’s skin is driving Rico nuts. It doesn’t help that he’s lusted after Chance since they met freshman year in college. What’s not to like in a tall, muscular, and just plain hot jock of a roommate? Unfortunately, Chance doesn’t see Rico the same way. Or does he?<br><br>When Rico is hit by a car while riding home on his bicycle, Chance shows him a side of his personality Rico never expected. Maybe it’s the heat or his concussion, but when they argue, Rico’s hidden feelings and insecurities come out in the open, for good or bad. Maybe getting sweaty could make it all better.

Before marrying Silas, Joyce had only met him three times. A marriage of convenience, a secret agreement, for a term of three years. She's fresh off a heartbreak — the man she chased for years told her they "weren't a good match." Silas has his own baggage: rumor says he's still hung up on a white moonlight who happens to look just like Joyce. So that's all she is. A substitute. ** In the second year of their marriage, on Joyce's birthday, she drank too much and, in front of everyone, tugged on his tie, pinning him underneath her: "You look... a lot like my husband." The Thorne family's second master, known for being rational and unfeeling, was flustered by her that night. He leaned in close to her ear and coaxed in a low voice, "Be good." The next day Joyce woke up to find her lips were swollen. This… Who did this! When she went to question him, she discovered Silas's lip was bitten. He stared at her and said slowly, "You crossed the line first." ** The scandal leaked. At a party, her ex-boyfriend stepped in: "She's mine. Who dares talk?" Then Silas walked in. The room went silent. "Yours? Since when?" "Joyce, tell me. Whose are you?" So much for the secret marriage. So much for being a substitute. This was supposed to be fake… wasn't it?

Fu Xiaoxiao transmigrates into a book and immediately faces the crisis of being sent to the countryside. As the unloved middle child, her younger sister is the one meant to go — but her mother transfers her job to the sister instead. A disaster of a start. To avoid being sent away, she has to marry within seven days. She meets a few ordinary men and decides she'd rather go to the countryside. Then she runs into a neighbor who's also looking for a spouse — and his conditions are surprisingly good. A dowry of three hundred? Bicycles and a radio? Just take care of the kids, and separate rooms are fine? The others may pass, but she won't. Every day is a battle of wits with the two kids. Life is eventful, she gets a salary every month, and the boss is never home. Absolutely perfect. Except... wasn't this big shot supposed to be infertile? Then why does he keep strutting around naked in front of her? She has professional ethics. She won't be seduced by a good body. Hmph. Men only slow down her sword swing. Lu Feng grits his teeth at Fu Xiaoxiao, who remains completely unmoved by his countless attempts to seduce her, and traps her in his arms. "Boss, let's talk this through. I know forty a month is a bit much — how about... five less?" Trapped in his embrace, Fu Xiaoxiao thinks he's unhappy with her high salary and starts bargaining. "I'm giving myself to you for free." Lu Feng grinds out through clenched teeth. This woman has no heart. "...Can I say no?" Fu Xiaoxiao swallows, staring at the washboard abs so close. "Such a good deal — are you sure you don't want it?" Lu Feng squints, tempting her. "Fine." A fool turns down a bargain.