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Ahmad The Dreamer

Ahmad the Dreamer By Ahmad Skylark Some dreams are doors. Some are traps. And some are mirrors that show you what you were always afraid to become. Ahmad is a quiet South Asian young man living in the heart of Seoul — a city that moves too fast for someone who feels everything too deeply. By day he drifts through life like a ghost. But when he sleeps, he falls into something extraordinary — a vast, living dream world where neon kingdoms rise from asphalt, machines breathe like hearts, and the line between imagination and destruction is razor thin. At the center of this dream world sits Joshlin, the Queen of the Car World — regal, magnetic, and dangerous. She rules a kingdom of speed and chrome with iron grace, and she sees something in Ahmad that even he cannot yet see in himself. But not everyone welcomes a dreamer in their world. Kim Do-won was once a visionary. Now he is something colder — a man who let ambition hollow him out, and who will stop at nothing to control the dream world's power for himself. He is everything Ahmad could become if wonder turns to obsession. Navigating this world, Ahmad finds unexpected companions. Daewon — a silent, blue-lit racer who speaks only through speed — and Seok Yoonwoo — a brilliant, laughing mechanic who builds impossible machines from chaos and love. Their quiet, unspoken bond becomes an anchor in a world that keeps shifting beneath Ahmad's feet. Guiding him through the darkest corridors is Mira, a lantern spirit of moonlight and mercy. But waiting in every reflection is Eunji — Ahmad's own mirror self — who whispers the most dangerous question of all: What if you never went back? And deeper still, where the dream begins to rot at its edges, something waits. The Shadow King. Faceless. Endless. Patient. He is not a monster from outside — he is the fear Ahmad has carried his whole life. The fear that if he loses himself in the dream, there will be nothing left to return to. Ahmad the Dreamer is a journey through wonder and shadow, speed and stillness, identity and illusion. It is a story about what happens when a gentle soul is forced to ask the hardest question a dreamer can face — Are you living your dream — or hiding inside it?

Salt And Silver

Some wars are fought with swords. Others are fought with silence. The most dangerous kind are fought with the heart. Two kingdoms. One ancient wound. And two princes who were never supposed to meet. Rion, cold-blooded heir to the abyssal throne of Haesim, and Kael, sharp-tongued crown prince of the highland kingdom Myohyang, have been raised on the same story — that their kingdoms are enemies, that the sea and the land do not mix, and that whatever happened between their forefathers was a disgrace better left buried in the deep. When fate drops them both into the human world and seats them side by side in a Seoul classroom, neither is willing to bend. Neither is willing to look away either. But something older than their hatred is already stirring. In the archives of Haesim, certain scrolls are kept locked. In the fortress of Myohyang, certain portraits face the wall. Two kingdoms built their enmity on a story — but what if that story was never the whole truth? Rion and Kael came to the human world to learn its secrets. They did not come to uncover their own. Yet the closer they are forced together, the louder the silence between their bloodlines becomes — and history, it seems, has been waiting a very long time for someone to finally ask why. Salt and Silver is a slow-burn BL fantasy romance about rivalry, buried truth, and the kind of love that two worlds tried very hard to make impossible.

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Melody of secrets

Melody of Secrets follows Cha Eun-woo, a gifted poet whose life is upended when his closest friend, Sunghoon, is mysteriously murdered. Framed for the crime and accused of financial fraud, Eun-woo becomes a fugitive, fleeing South Korea for Pakistan. With only a cryptic poem left by Sunghoon as a clue, he must navigate a foreign land, survive unseen, and uncover a conspiracy far larger than he imagined. In Pakistan, Eun-woo meets a series of strangers—Mehru, a devoted teacher; Hania, a courageous freelancer; Zafar, a festival organizer; Yumna, a sculptor; and Hira, an aspiring cricketer. Each encounter begins with Eun-woo helping them in small, meaningful ways, only to find that they later become crucial allies in his fight for justice. Along the way, he forms a slow, respectful bond with Hania, discovering love amidst danger. As Eun-woo pieces together Sunghoon’s final clues, he uncovers a tangled web of corruption, betrayal, and hidden motives orchestrated by the elusive Hwang and executed by Ji-eun, the real killer. With courage, art, and trust as his weapons, Eun-woo fights to clear his name, reveal the truth, and finally restore the melody of a life shattered by secrets.