Rauria is a young girl who loves to write stories and has created her own game with foxgloves and magical creatures known as Feys, Kitsunes, mermaids who are otters and elves known as Foxglove Hearts. She also wants to become an author as well. But then one day while she was finishing her ca...

He was just an ordinary boy with dreams of university and a peaceful life with his parents. But everything collapsed when they died in an accident at the age of fifteen. Left alone, poor, and without a future, he struggled to survive day by day. To escape reality, he started writing a simple, cl...

After killing Kaito's family, he joins the mafia to take revenge and tries to destroy the mafia from within the mafia.

It is a love story between a simple guy who owns a silver shop and a mysterious new girl in town.

The year was 2029, but in the grand cycle of history, it was known by another name - The Virenic Age, characterized by the Virenic System. It had begun as a mere classification tool, a system devised to bring order to an increasingly chaotic world. Wars, economic collapses, religious conflict, re...

In a world where the sky is a shattered mosaic of forgotten constellations, 17-year-old Kael, a scavenger of lost relics, stumbles upon a forbidden artifact: a crystal that hums with the voice of a god long thought dead. When it binds to his soul, Kael gains the power to unravel secrets hidden in...

He climbed the spiral staircase, his hand touching the cold banister, until he reached the hall leading to the private suite. He stopped in front of a door he didn't know well. The door was slightly ajar, as if someone had forgotten to close it or... just didn't care. He pushed open the ...

Reading about fantasy isekais is far better than living in one. Reality is far more disappointing, violent, and unforgiving.

This was… so trippy… Like… Hmmm… How should I explain this? I found myself inside the novel, where the main protagonist was also inside his own novel. Did that even make sense? After reading The Novel's Extra by Jee Gab Song so many times I lost count—novel, manhwa adaptation, and back again—I...

what I give to express myself through a language with no words again of the vast movements connecting me to other parts of nature