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Finding Stardust
Author: Missrealitybites
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[COMPLETED] "A man should have a bucket list, don't you think? It'd be nice to see 24 sunsets with you one day." - Haoran Lee "Do you want to see how I would light up the sky for you?" - Crown Prince Therius "I will be there till the stars don't shine." - Xion Draconi the Time Master All Emma wanted in life was to meet her family. Who would have thought she had to travel through space and time to find them? *** Emma Stardust, who was abandoned in front of an orphanage in Paris when she was four years old, turns out to be the daughter of a runaway princess and a formidable general from Planet Akkadia. Her parents left her behind to save her from the pursuit of the Akkadian royal family. Thirteen years later, the secret to her past was uncovered when she suddenly woke up at the top of the Eiffel Tower and realized that she could control fire, wind, and various other elements. And the Crown Prince of Akkadia wanted Emma to become his wife? What happened to Emma's parents? Can Emma accept the prince's love? Will her powers bring her companies ... or enemies? Follow Emma's journey as she unravels the mystery surrounding her past and her future, and finds true love in the process. If you like a strong female lead, space, doting male leads, astronomy, magic, science, and slice-of-life. You will be spoiled by this book! ** This novel has several male leads and they will shine in their own time. It has 2 stories and they are completed. *** WARNING: This book deals with very mature topics and plenty of triggering content like tragedy, violence, subtle abuse and is written very close to real-life situations. If you only want sweet stuff to read, please look for other books. >>>>> 1st place winner of the WPC #102 "Secretly Overpowered Daily Life" My other novels: * The Alchemists - COMPLETED * The Prince Who Cannot Fall In Love - COMPLETED * Till Death Do Us Part - COMPLETED * The Cursed Prince - ONGOING * The Cursed King - COMPLETED * The King's Wife Is The Alpha's Mate - ONGOING ** Cover is mine, by Aio. Talk to me and other readers on: Discord: server: bit.ly/missrealitybites Instagram @Missrealitybites
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FINDING MYSELF

A girl named Sophia lost her parents to a Lycan at a very young age, from that day she hated werewolves she wanted to kill all the werewolves that comes her way, she later got entangled with a Lycan but will she fall in love with him or try to kill him like a Lycan did to her family? Read to find out.

benjamin akpokoniovo · Fantasy

Ultra Gene Evolution System

In the year 2147, humanity no longer fights with guns or machines alone — they fight with genes. After the discovery of Primal Gene Fragments hidden within mysterious dimensional rifts, scientists unlocked the ability to evolve human DNA beyond its natural limits. The world entered the era of Gene Evolution. Cities became fortresses, corporations became gene empires, and the strong devoured the weak. But evolution is expensive. Only the elite can afford powerful gene upgrades. Kai Ren, a poor slum scavenger living at the edge of Mega City Helios, survives by collecting scraps from abandoned rift zones. During one dangerous expedition, he discovers a forbidden relic buried inside a collapsed alien ruin. Instead of killing him, it binds to his DNA. [Ultra Gene Evolution System Activated] Unlike normal gene users who must buy or steal genetic upgrades, Kai gains something impossible — a system that allows infinite evolution. Devour mutant beasts. Absorb alien DNA. Break the limits of human biology. Each evolution pushes him closer to something unknown… something no longer human. But Kai soon discovers the truth. The rifts were not natural. They were doors. And something beyond them is evolving as well.

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ULTRA AI

ULTRA ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, also known as UAI, is an adaptive technology from an unknown universe called XENDA. XENDA is a life force that exists within and outside the universe, beyond time and space itself. The people of XENDA saw that the multiverse could no longer be secured from powerful threats that endangered the multiverse itself. Pi-minus, the most intelligent being in the entire Maniverse, created a life force that exceeds the cosmos itself, which protects the multiverse from an omega destruction. The omega destruction is the end of every universe that exists within and outside the cosmos. It is the source of life, ideas, inspirations, imaginations, and everything else that exists. Every writer, artist, audience, and creator views their perspectives from this source. If it were destroyed, everything that you know of would cease to exist. In short, it is the LIFE SOURCE of the fabric of existence. There are two types of destruction: the Alpha destruction and the Omega destruction. The Alpha destruction was the first big bang that rewrote reality itself, making changes to every continuity that unbalanced existence. This affected every continuity you know of and every timeline that exists, recreating, destroying, and altering the cosmos itself. It was the yin-yang of reality. Pi-minus foresaw this coming, that the only thing that could produce an omega destruction is when the Alpha destruction is no more. Pi-minus saw the end of each world's destruction right from the 144,000 universes, and the only way he could save all existence was with the XENTORIUM CORE. A XENTORIUM CORE is the creation and birth of each universe. From the highest beings and points to the lowest beings and points, the XENTORIUM CORE holds the key to balancing the cosmos and saving all that exists.

Lyrecius Pytronx · Sci-fi

A Love Reborn: Finding Romance Twice In One Lifetime

After being flogged to death for a crime she didn’t commit, Calista received a second chance when a system contracted her. It was simple: complete tasks and she could earn a second chance in life. After completing several of them, the chance to reincarnate in her original world and body was finally granted to her. However, unlike others, she didn’t want revenge against the people who killed her or wanted to unmask what truly transpired back then. All she wanted was to live peacefully and enjoy the bounty benefits which came with the reincarnation. And that was something she found when she met a man she fell in love with in some backward village. Unfortunately, all that was broken when her husband of five years perished at the hands of bandits. Things went downhill when Calista married her second husband, Orson, an amnesiac man whom she scammed into marrying her. But things weren't as simple as they seemed— Orson might be hiding some secrets of his own. Led on a path of revenge that Calista never thought she would be on, she soon realized that Orson might have more to do with her first life and death than he led on. If he knew she was still alive, he might kill her again. That meant that this time, Calista might have to strike first.

GEEGEE · History

Billionaire's Regret: Finding Her

Five years ago, a devastating fire took her loved ones and burned away her past. Now, she returns with her twin children, no longer powerless, but a secret venture capital mogul and world-class designer, ready to strike back, humiliate her enemies, protect her children, and reclaim everything that was stolen from her. By a twist of fate, she becomes the bride of Sebastian Vanderbilt. He is the most cold and domineering man in the entire empire, never getting close to women, but an accident bound him to her in marriage. During the day, he's cold and irritable, but at night, he holds her tightly, backing her into a corner with a mix of dominance and tenderness, whispering soft demands and kissing her lips as if he wants to engrave her into his very soul. "Baby, tell me you love me." "For the rest of your life, be only mine, alright?" Once a man who looked down on everything, now his heart and eyes are filled with only her. As secrets unravel, hidden heirs and deadly conspiracies threaten everything, and in the midst of love, revenge, and power, nothing will ever be the same.

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