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On the first day of college, Jiang Ling'er died from an accidental electrocution in her room. Unexpectedly, she actually transmigrated into a novel. She became the female supporting character whose life was on the line because she tried to steal the female lead's man. Jiang Ling'er checked her bank account and discovered that she had so much money! "This world is wonderful. I should live a good life. I can approach many handsome men, so why should I stick to just one?" She immediately said out loud. "Ling'er, I know you love Li Yan deeply too," Bai Xue said. "Don't make things up. Aren't there other men apart from Li Yan?" Jiang Ling'er asked. "Ling'er, aren't we best friends?" Bai Xue asked. "If this is what being best friends means, I'd rather be a man," Jiang Ling'er said. *** "Jiang Ling'er, what must I do for you to stop bothering me?" Li Yan asked. "Dude, please have some self-respect. Don't overthink things," Jiang Ling'er said. "Drop the act. I won't fall in love with you," Li Yan said. "Please look into a mirror. See what you look like right now. I'm not blind!" Jiang Ling'er retorted. "I think I like you," Li Yan said. "God! Please spare me. Don't torture my eyes with an ugly loser like him!" Jiang Ling'er exclaimed. "You like me too, don't you?" Li Yan asked. "Who gave you guts to say such things? Did God do it? Please look in the mirror!" Jiang Ling'er exclaimed. Jiang Ling'er was rich and pretty. Why did she have to fall for an arrogant idiot? This was her second chance at life. Naturally, she would live the way that pleased her the most!
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Abyss of Advyatic Shivay (AGAADH : BOTTOMLESS)

THE ABYSS SPEAKS Before the universe had a name— Before the fourteen realms were carved from silence— There was One. One light. One energy. One complete consciousness. No edges. No shadow. No opposite. And then—it split. Not by accident. Not by violence. By choice. Because nothing truly exists… until something stands beside it. One fragment fell toward life. The other—into the void. And between them, the universe was born. His name is Shivay. Sixteen years old. Zero-rank—the lowest possible existence. Unwanted in his own village. Carrying a power in his chest that consumes everything… yet has no name. When his only friend dies— Shivay learns that some people leave behind a void shaped exactly like them. He makes a blood oath. Steps into a forest. And does not look back. The world he enters… is breaking. Something ancient is devouring darkness itself— Feeding on war, death, and silent suffering. Every demon is its hand. Every corrupted soul, its voice. It waits inside Tamas-Vivara— Body sealed. Soul free. Patient as the space between stars. Waiting… for something that can oppose it. “What is the hole in your chest?” asks Agastya, a sage older than kingdoms. “It consumes everything.” “And you’ve had it since birth?” “Yes.” “…Sit,” Agastya says. “This will take time.” Shivay will walk through Kurukshetra— Where ghost soldiers still fight, And the earth remembers every death. He will stand before divinity… And weep without knowing why. He will descend into Patala— Through seven realms of fear, desire, and truth. He will absorb demons. Drink poison. Fight what cannot be killed—only sealed. And survive… changed. He will meet a girl with fire in her hair— Lost in the wrong realm. Furious. Uncontrolled. Her flames burn things she cannot explain. He does not understand her. Neither does she. “You are a fool,” Agastya says. “And you are alive.” “Do not repeat it.” “I can’t promise that.” “I know.” Far beyond… in absolute darkness— The Dark Monarch waits. Nameless. Ancient. Unbroken. On his hands—marks of a dark lotus. When Shivay’s power ignites—gold and cold blue— Those marks pulse. Stronger. Clearer. “Interesting,” he thinks. And the darkness agrees. What is the hole in Shivay’s chest? Why can’t gods interfere? What law binds even creation’s strongest forces? Who is the girl of fire? What lies beyond Stage Twelve? And what happens… when the final seal breaks? The Agaadh is not a curse. It is not a void. It is a door. And somewhere between seven realms below, fourteen heavens above— At the point where existence should not exist— It is beginning to open. FOR KNOWING READ ABYSS OF ADVYTIC SHIVAY ONLY ON WEBNOVEL

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