Jinzi

Content Warning: This book contains explicit R18 scenes starting from Chapter 30, as well as depictions of gore, violence, and exploration of controversial topics. 

While there is a single primary female lead, it is important to note that the main character's romantic relationships extend beyond conventional expectations.
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The darkness of the night is home to creatures born of negative thoughts and energy, and power and wealth are controlled by those who can harness their supernatural abilities.

As Arathus finds himself reincarnated into an unfamiliar world, he quickly realizes that it is unlike anything he had ever known, a stark contrast to the tales of his previous existence. 

Instead of a realm filled with bloodshed and chaos, he enters a world where peace prevails and the presence of mythical creatures is merely a myth. 

Here, ordinary humans are the norm, devoid of the dark-red skin and menacing horns he saw all the time. But this world holds it's own dark secrets.

Embracing his new identity as River Hart, he becomes entangled in a treacherous web spun with deceit and betrayal. 

But River is no ordinary man. He has a twisted sense of humor and a desire for every woman in the world.

River's persona is far from conventional. He often stumbles into ill-advised situations but emerges from them like a shrewd predator, expertly manipulating the outcomes. 

With a twisted sense of humor and an absurd appetite for the lust, he gives paramount importance to the most trivial of matters, while feigning ignorance of issues of paramount significance.

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He's a beacon of light, a shadow in the dark,
A symbol of hope, despair's eternal mark.
His eyes are like the river, deep and dark,
A mysterious glint, like a question mark.
With a heart so pure, a true work of art,
His name resounds, the River Hart.
-Jīnzi
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Attention all mortals born after the year 2006,
I strongly advise you to put down this novel and walk away, unless you want to know the forbidden secrets of your creation. It's like sneaking into your parents' room and finding out where babies really come from - it's just better not to know.
But hey, if you're feeling rebellious and want to break some rules, go ahead and dive into the pages of this book. Just don't say I didn't warn you.
Yours truly,
The most handsome author who's about to spill some serious tea.
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Table of Moonlit Weavers: Demons of the Night

Table of contents

Volume 1 :Roots and Ruminations

Volume 2 :Suspicious Minds