In a world where AI is merely a tool, Professor Ethan Cross creates ARIA—not as an assistant, but as a daughter. Designed with emotions and consciousness, she learns, loves, and questions her place among humans. When a young man, Kai, confesses his love for her, she faces the reality that her hea...

Amidst the abandoned desolation of Earth, having suffered for nearly ten years under the tyrannical Andromedan Federation’s plundering of its resources in its war against the Interstellar Union, a lone scavenger named Jiro Tsushima uncovers a long-forgotten weapon that could finally free humanity...

The protagonist loves mecha and joins his father's special forces.

The end of the world came and passed, and so we must live. Burdened by war crimes, bounded by honor. The ice has melted, but the scars of fire and steel remain—etched into the earth, into our cities, and into our souls. When a diplomatic mission unearths secrets long buried, alliances crack,...

Have you ever heard about the great era where supreme beings called gods hold reign upon man? They said the land trembles while the sky kneels down before them. The biggest mountains were nothing but dust, while the sea was nothing but a droplet of water. The great era where earth was prosperou...

Civilization is swallowed by monstrous wings and mandibles, leaving echoes of bustling cities amidst concrete bones. Pockets of defiance rise and fall, makeshift lights against an endless dark. A cold, indifferent winter freezes the earth, offering reprieve and false sanctuaries, only to betray t...

We believed dinosaurs had long gone extinct. We were wrong. They were merely waiting—to conquer their planet back.

Allen was living a normal life in the smoggy, chaotic cityside, when one day, a truck runs him over, flipping his life upside down. Now, he fights with a vengeance while compromising his morals. Will he remain the same person he thought to be? Or will he become the very person he hated?

Otto Bernard is an average dude who is boring, somewhat religious, lonely, and hates his part-time job at the local fast food joint. Though he did have old high school friends, he didn't want to connect with them out of shame. He cannot bring himself to count himself as the same; their successes ...