What if the radio won?

Professor YHM, a brilliant scholar, is celebrating his 100th birthday when he is fatally shot while saving a student from a sniper. His soul is then pulled through a black hole by a mysterious entity. He meets Demon King Sova, who bestows upon him six immense magical attributes, representing the ...

Marce lives an ordinary high school life early mornings, school routines, familiar faces. Nothing about her days feels unusual. But when she sleeps, she remembers everything. Her dreams don’t fade or blur. They continue. They overlap. Sometimes, she dreams inside another dream, living a second li...

A series of unexplained deaths shakes Gina Town. Every victim leaves behind the same final message: “I saw the park.” Police officer Marce Nyodu joins an investigation led by the calm and observant Shin Aiska. What first appears to be mass hysteria or drug-related behavior soon reveals a deeper...

The Kingdom of Alumeria has recently been dealing with serious financial issues as of late. Despite the Demon Lord and his forces finally vanquished, its efforts in doing so have left the Kingdom almost substantially broken in a financial level. The kingdom’s troops are barely getting by in their...

Imagine, for a moment, if you fell asleep watching one of your favorite anime series, and then you wake up in said series. Now imagine if said series was infamous for having some of the most shocking twists of recent times. Well, one young man finds out what happens in this unlikely scenario w...

An Adventure that never truly ends is the best one.

Patch Day is a satirical take on the LitRPG genre, set in an MMORPG world where progression is a pipe dream. At its center is Venn, a weary, nihilistic adventurer destined to grind forever and get absolutely nowhere.

A commoner who cheated death and a noble tactician with a vendetta. Laufa should have died. But her second chance at life comes with a price: a rare, gem-powered magic that brands her a living weapon for the crown. Her only hope at survival is Eralia Adeus, a brilliant noble sidelined by her pee...

The paperwork stating that the Warden of the East, Yuemith, would be observing humanity made no more sense the third time Ciel read it than it had the first. Observing humanity was all well and good, but doing it at the side of a habitual hermit made no sense whatsoever. As she failed to get ...