Sun Shine

What is my existence? What am I? Since his birth, Aldrian Aster had never been an ordinary human. One day, a screen appeared in his sight with a message: I’m tied to the universe. I’m tied to nature. All of this is my own karma. Why I am different is also my destiny. My domain encompasses all things. There is nothing that can escape my view. There is nothing that can escape my sense. There is nothing that can escape my will. As he read these words, Aldrian understood that this was part of his destiny. Abnormal cultivation? Rapid comprehension? Mastering everything? Creating techniques effortlessly? This was his journey towards discovering his 'true' self.

Synopsis: For Leo, it was supposed to be just another day on Earth. Instead, he found himself ripped from his reality and thrown into the world of Thera. His new life began with a terrifying revelation: he had become Aureon, a god of the sun, whose very name was a curse upon the land. In Thera, to worship the sun is heresy, and to be the Sun God is a death sentence. Hunted, hated, and powerless, Leo's divine inheritance is nothing but a burden. But his connection to Earth was not severed. He discovers he can cross the veil between worlds, returning to the home that no longer fully knows him, and escaping the world that wants to kill him. This unique gift becomes his greatest weapon. In the quiet moments on Earth, he delves into the myths that shaped his own world. In the brutal lands of Thera, he unleashes them. A new god is born from the ashes of the old—one armed with the might of Zeus, the wisdom of Odin, and the fury of forgotten legends. The myths of our world are about to become Thera's new reality.

In the year 2025, a curious linguist named Liam Routh discovers an ancient, untitled book hidden deep within the archives of a massive private library. Bound in leather and sealed with a forgotten symbol—a sun pierced by three arrows—the book claims to hold the true story of Kael of No-Name, a boy erased from his powerful family line over four thousand years ago. As Liam begins to read, the air shifts. The ink glows. And suddenly, he’s not just reading the story—he’s living it. Transported to a time of ruthless warlords, forgotten gods, and wild desert lands, Liam follows the audacious journey of Kael: a castaway prince turned rebel dreamer who escapes his tyrannical bloodline to forge a kingdom of laughter, love, and freedom in a land untouched by empire. With a band of misfits by his side—including a drunk who thinks he’s royalty, a seductive thief, and a spear-wielding queen—Kael dares to challenge fate, conquer chaos, and rewrite history. But kingdoms built on ideals are often the first to be tested by war.

The world was consumed by a vile corruption brought from beyond – the sun dimmed, and life as we know it was almost extinguished. And yet it was not the end but merely the beginning. Long after the disaster, a lone survivor awakens with a newfound power to wield the divine flames and many questions about the past. He embarks on a long journey to burn the rot away, discover what's left of the old world and maybe, just maybe, ascend to divinity. Cover art by: me

Solarex Caelum was born in secret and raised far away from the royal palace. His mother died because of royal jealousy, and he grew up hating the kingdom that took everything from him. Now, he is known as the Sun Emperor—a powerful warrior with the fire of the sun burning inside him. When a dark group called Umbra Manus begins a plan to destroy the world using blood magic and old rituals, Solarex is forced to return to the land he once escaped from. As danger grows and shadows rise, he must face his past, uncover deep secrets, and stop the darkness before it spreads. But the fire inside him is not normal... It grows stronger every day. And if he loses control—everything might burn.

In a world where death is currency and the Black Sun never falls, seventeen-year-old Raine is just another nameless slave—broken, forgotten, and buried alive beneath the weight of the Bone Spur Sect’s cruelty. But Raine will soon discover a power buried deep inside him that the whole world has been searching for.

"She was never meant to be seen. He was never meant to exist." In the quiet town of Gloria, Aidan lives in hiding—his blood potent, his identity dangerous. Bound by a secret past and the weight of a curse, he crafts potions for survival and watches over his younger twin, Adeena. When an invitation arrives for a royal ball in the capital, Aidan makes a choice that will haunt him: he lets her go. Dressed in borrowed silk and escorted by a paid chaperone, Adeena enters a world of chandeliers, masks, and veiled intentions. Aidan stays behind... at first. But when his uncle warns him of a shadow moving within the palace—one that knows what he is—Aidan infiltrates the event, unseen, cloaked in secrecy. The ball ends in fire. The girl vanishes. Aidan’s blood can heal—but not rewind time.Adeena smiled as the violins swelled. Draped in sapphire blue, her hair pinned with borrowed pearls, she looked older than her years—almost noble. No one in that ballroom knew she’d come from a forgotten village. No one knew her chaperone was paid. No one suspected the boy who sent her here was watching from above. Aidan stood among the shadows of the chandelier beams, breath held tight, gaze fixed only on her. He was never meant to be seen—not here, where his father’s face might be recognized in his own. Eldric gave the signal. Everything’s fine. But it wasn’t. A woman in red silk approached Adeena. She smiled too much. She moved too slowly. And when she touched Adeena’s hand—just a brush—Aidan flinched. That’s not Dahlia, he thought. And it’s not Mary. The chandeliers exploded. The glass rained like cursed snow. By the time Aidan reached the ballroom floor, Adeena was gone. Turning is a gothic fantasy of stolen identities, cursed bloodlines, and a brother’s descent into a world that was never meant to remember him. For readers of Heaven Official’s Blessing, Who Made Me a Princess, and The Abandoned Empress.

Alexander was the greatest tyrant in history. His cruel, brutal and vicious reign struck fear in his enemies and allies alike. But that all ended when he was betrayed by his own people and beheaded by his archrival. As Alexander's consciousness faded away all he could think of is all the faults he made, how he could have avoided them, how unlucky he had been, and his wrath and unwillingness to die at the hands of the man he hated most! But unexpectedly he was given not only the answers to these questions, but also a second chance to right all his many wrongs. The cover is not mine.

Two brothers. One throne. A destiny split by light and darkness. In the empire of Solmere, the throne awaits its heir—but when the younger prince Kaelith is chosen over his elder brother Vaeron, everything falls apart. Betrayal, ambition, and ancient magic ignite a fierce rivalry. Now, one walks the path of light. The other one, of destruction. As kingdoms burn and fate trembles, can brotherhood survive... or will one sun eclipse the other?

Waking up with no memory of who he is, "Helios" quickly finds himself in quite the predicament: the world he's in is not the one he remembers. Set in a world where magical powers are commonplace through resonance with any concept, those who possess such abilities are known as "Concepters." Helios discovers he is a Concepter of the Sun. Though elated at first, he soon realizes the Sun may hide more than he can handle.

A Broken Bloodline. A Desperate Flight. A Door That Should Never Be Opened. The Mu-Ryong Clan, once revered as the guardians of the Frozen Mountain, lies in ruins. Framed for treason by the Emperor’s court, their patriarch is dragged away in chains, and their ancestral fortress burns. Only three children remain alive—Tae (14), Lian (12), and Yun (10)—fleeing with their mother into the merciless winter wasteland. But they are not warriors. Not yet. Their martial arts are unfinished, their qi weak. Tae’s Frozen Fist lacks power, Lian’s ice illusions barely fool the eye, and Yun’s Rimefire Eyes—glimpses of a terrifying black sun—are more curse than gift. Behind them, the Emperor’s hunters close in: the silent, relentless Black Tide Division and the traitorous Crimson Teeth, who know the children’s weaknesses all too well. With no allies, no sanctuary, and strength fading, the Mu-Ryong heirs stumble upon a crumbling ruin—a nameless, forgotten tomb of ice and dead refugees. Beneath it, they find something worse than death: The Event Horizon. A gateway of black ice, pulsing like a sleeping heart. It whispers to Yun. It shows him things that should not be. And as the hunters descend, the children face an impossible choice—die by the blade, or risk what lies beyond the door. But the Event Horizon is not a treasure. Not a weapon. It is hunger. And it has been waiting for them.

August 30 8:27 am - September 1 7:44 am The following is a work of fiction, which includes a burglar, a blind girl, the end of the world, the sea, terminal lucidity, and tiredness.

In a nation ruled by the power of the sun, she was born with the essence of the moon — a forbidden and dangerous gift. To survive, she must conceal her true nature, living in the shadows while mastering forces few understand. Amid hidden secrets, her life unfolds on the edge of peril, fully aware that discovery could mean doom. In a world fractured by ancient loyalties and hatred, the balance hangs by a thread only she can hold.

In an empire where names weigh heavier than lives, a mute child emerges from the desert like a mirage — protected by nature, but forgotten by mankind. Auréel knows neither his name, nor his origins, not even the sound of his own voice. Found at the age of three by a former soldier, he is raised far from the empire’s turmoil, nurtured in silence, mystery… and the love of a man the world seems to have erased from history. But when this adoptive father dies under violent circumstances, Auréel is cast into a world that rejects him before it even knows him. For he carries a name everyone despises: Gold. Rejected. Branded. Followed by a lion and haunted by a promise, Aureel enters the Imperial Academy to survive - or disappear. But the ghosts of the past lurk, and some truths are still waiting to strike. He's not looking to be a hero. He just wants to live. But sometimes, light doesn't choose. It condemns.

The sun didn’t rise—it fractured. Aeneas watched from the Sky Bastion’s edge as streaks of cobalt flame danced across the broken dawn, the world’s last heartbeat echoing through the iron-clad halls behind him. He had died once before, in a different body, on a different world. But this time, he remembered everything—and the gods who thought they’d erased him would soon learn what a resurrected mind could unravel.

In a world shattered by its own sins, monsters walk beside men—beasts born not of darkness alone, but of the very rot festering in human hearts. They are the Never-Weres—soulless, heartless abominations that stalk the living and raze all good that dares to stand in their path. Against them rise the Never-Slayers, fierce warriors tasked with shielding the fragile remnants of humanity from annihilation. Behind the fortified walls of the iron-willed city of Kharvald, a young woman lives in quiet solitude. With no family to comfort her and no one to whom she belongs, she bears her pain in silence. She is Ori—radiant, determined, and quietly burning with ambition. Orphaned by fate, left only with a crumbling bakery and an impossible dream, Ori kneads dough and frosts cakes to survive. Her hands, though soft from sugar and flour, carry the calluses of secret training, of quiet resilience. For though she sells sweets to the city’s tired souls, what she truly craves is something far more dangerous: To become a Never-Slayer. She hides her training, shelters her hope—but deep down, she knows. She is far from the warriors who stand against the dark. Her dream is a flicker in a storm. Until it appears. The Sun-Wielder System—a mysterious force, ancient and godlike, a gift from a being—chooses her. It whispers of strength. Of glory. Of power beyond what any Never-Slayer has ever known. And Ori, starved for purpose and clinging to the dream her parents never saw, accepts. She accepts with every corner of her heart, every shard of her broken past. If this greed—this hunger for meaning—can become her salvation, she will chase it into fire and shadow. But such gifts never come free. And the price? May burn brighter than the sun itself.

Noah was a person who had the determination to know things about the world he lived in. In the world where Noah lives, great things happen. He wants to explore various places and things in his world. So he started to gradually move towards his goal.

* I USE AI TO FORMAT PARAGRAPHS In the village of Oakhaven, young Rayna's life is steeped in her mother's comforting stories of a mythical Sunstone Goddess and her healing flower. But when tragedy strikes and Rayna is marked by a strange, burning power, she flees into a desolate north plagued by a mysterious sickness. There, amidst suffering, her newfound abilities awaken, hinting at a destiny far beyond the familiar tales. As she tentatively embraces her burgeoning light, guided by cryptic whispers and a strange inner interface, Rayna discovers a connection to the very legends of her childhood. Yet, the source of her power remains shrouded in mystery, and the true nature of the encroaching darkness in the land is yet to be revealed. Will Rayna learn to control her gift in time to save the afflicted, or will the echoes of her past and the weight of her unexpected inheritance consume her?

Anna Smith, a rising star in the film industry, is known for her emotional performances and undeniable screen presence. As part of the promotion for her upcoming movie, she joins a popular variety show—an opportunity that brings her into the orbit of Matthew Owen, a top-tier composer and beloved singer-songwriter with a quiet charm. What begins as a professional interaction slowly grows into something more. Anna and Matthew, both strangers to love and unaware of their own hearts, start treating each other differently—yet neither realizes why. They laugh a little louder, linger a little longer, and offer comfort in ways that feel natural… but unfamiliar. In a world filled with flashing cameras, curated public images, and tightly packed schedules, the two slowly find something genuine: a friendship that blooms into a gentle, confusing, and unspoken love. This is a story about first love—tender, hesitant, and pure. A love that sneaks in quietly, growing not through grand gestures but in everyday moments. . . . . .

Tay, a kind-hearted student chasing his volleyball dreams, crosses paths with Moon, a wealthy school bully hiding scars beneath his cold exterior. What starts as rivalry turns into a whirlwind of love, secrets, betrayal, and healing. As dark truths unravel and bonds are tested, they discover that love, like the sun and moon, always finds a way to meet — even in the darkest skies.

Tay, a kind-hearted student chasing his volleyball dreams, crosses paths with Moon, a wealthy school bully hiding scars beneath his cold exterior. What starts as rivalry turns into a whirlwind of love, secrets, betrayal, and healing. As dark truths unravel and bonds are tested, they discover that love, like the sun and moon, always finds a way to meet — even in the darkest skies.

> Veer opened his eyes to the sound of clashing steel and war cries. He was no longer a modern man working 9–5 and reading manga at night. Now, he was in a world that smelled of earth, sweat, and fire. A hundred teenagers trained with swords under the burning sun. Ancient chants echoed in the air. This wasn’t Murim. This wasn’t any system fantasy. This was something older. Something sacred. A world built on Vedic war clans, mantras, and divine bloodlines. No system. No cheats. No second chances. Only the strong survive in the land where dharma is forged through battle—and Veer must carve his path from nothing.