Falling into absolute darkness should have been the end—but a voice like poisoned honey changed everything. [Do you want to live?] He chose life, not knowing this second chance came with a terrifying price: belonging to the mysterious figure who offers love deeper than oceans, yet sharper t...

When Anthony Gerhardt finds himself in the cockpit of the spaceship he designed in Project Phoenix Prime, he must come to grips with his new reality quickly—or become a field of rapidly cooling space debris. As if being summoned into a video game were not difficult enough to swallow, his next rev...

When a fiery comet split the sky, the world burned—and Akino’s life shattered. Seventeen-year-old convenience store worker Akino never imagined he'd lose everything in a single night. But when the sky rained fire and monsters followed, he watched helplessly as his mother was murdered by a being ...

imagine you woke up tired in a dorm, and suddenly you start feeling like something isn't right. you're now a Girl! why? don't know how? don't know what should you do? don't know let's see what will happens!

A problem ensued when two books in a library read by two girls had different endings.

Ricky Roxx was the lead guitarist for a heavy metal band in 1993, until he was hit by his tour bus and died. However, he wakes up as a 15 year old battle bard attending a magic school to become an adventurer in a dangerous, constantly warring, and dungeon-filled world. Will he ever relive his...

The Perfor award is an award that tallies the achievements in every artistic nature and decides who was the most impactful. three years ago did the only person to have ever one this award three times disappeared. A long way away from that is Sanaka. Well who like everyone makes a bet that they ...

A phone that doesn’t belong to him. A call every morning at 5:50 AM. And a voice that never asks for help — just to be heard. He never gives his name. But somehow, he becomes the one they speak to. Some stories aren’t meant to end. But carried. Even silence can be a kind of reply.

A high school girl wakes up to the sound of an unfamiliar phone ringing. She answers. Bittersweet gay ensues.

Memories are not just moments locked in time — they are living connections, shaped and reshaped by unseen forces. Like neurons in the brain, the days they shared sparked invisible bonds — sometimes strengthened, sometimes fading — yet always lingering beneath the surface.