The Cat In The Hat Knows Alot About That

The frist sin of battle...might have been stealing milk from the orange cat beside me.

In a world where strength is forged in silence and every movement speaks a truth… one blade waits. Lián Kaifeng does not boast. He does not raise his voice. He has trained one saber form for five years — and has never drawn it in public. To most, he is a nobody. A quiet disciple in a fading sect. To some, he is a mystery. To others, a threat. But Kaifeng is not here to be admired — he is here to master the art of stillness, strategy, and death. As rival prodigies rise — the hot-blooded spear prodigy Zhao Xuejun, a calculating mind-reader, a swordsman who forgot his past, and a trickster cloaked in shadow — Kaifeng watches. He waits. And when he strikes… the world will understand what it means to perfect a single truth: One form. One breath. One death.

In a world ruled by ancient magic and shadowed by monsters, love is the deadliest game of all. Feared by mortals and hated by the heavens, Felix is no ordinary devil—he is a soul collector, a predator in a realm where darkness rules. But behind his blood soaked legend lies something far more dangerous than power: a past he cannot forget and a heart he refuses to feel. That is, until Faith stumbles into his world. Desperate and alone, the mortal girl strikes a deal she doesn't fully understand: her soul for his protection. But Felix never expected to be captivated by her innocence…..or tempted by her light. As the two embark on a perilous journey across a realm crawling with supernatural threats, Faith begins to uncover the man behind the monster. And Felix—ruthless, cursed Felix—starts to feel something he believed long dead. But love comes with a price, and darkness never lets go without a fight. Can Faith save Felix from himself, or will he drag her into the abyss with him? Perfect for fans of enemies-to-lovers, morally gray antiheroes, and stories where light dares to love the dark, this haunting fantasy romance explores what happens when the devil meets the one soul he wasn’t meant to claim. ⚠️ Warning: Mature themes, including violence, trauma, and dark romantic elements. Fo readers 16 and older.

There are visual images hidden in the comments, don't miss them! __________________________________________________ I have died more than once. In the square. The executioner was trembling, but his strike was steady. I looked into my king’s eyes, and he did not look away. He didn’t even flinch when my spine cracked beneath the blade. In the court hall. I was accused of treason, of betrayal, of heresy. They tied me to the stake, doused me in oil, and set me on fire. I screamed, not from pain, but from humiliation. He stood in the crowd. And again, he didn’t stop it. Didn’t turn away. He simply… let me burn. I died in a silent room, with my hands over my belly. My child didn’t breathe. No healer, no prayer, no tears could save him. When he entered the chamber, it was already too late. He came to the bed. Sat beside me. Said nothing. Just held my hand until I stopped breathing. Each time, I woke again. Once more, in this cold body. In this stone bed. In this castle, where it still smells of his wine, his ink, his power. But I am no longer the same. I do not forgive. I do not forget. I am the queen whose blood was spilled by the king’s command. And whose smile is now colder than his sword.

This is my first time writing a novel so please bear with me. If you like dark novels with somewhat op mc, and a villain mc that's selfish.

Adaleine, Crown Princess of Solmira, died in fire and fury. She woke up in silk sheets—inside the body of her enemy, Lyara Kaereth. Haunted by the screams of the girl whose skin she now wears, Adaleine must navigate a court that would kill her if they knew the truth. Worse, Prince Ronan—the man who might’ve once loved her—now looks at her with a mix of longing, hatred, and suspicion. But the Mirror Curse is unraveling. Old gods stir. Forgotten magic awakens. And the body Adaleine stole… may not stay hers forever. As secrets bleed, as souls tangle, and as love dares to grow between enemies, Adaleine must choose: Burn again—or destroy the only man who ever saw her.

Aryaman, a fourteen-year-old boy born into a proud Kshatriya bloodline, wakes from a nightmare where a shadowy figure promises to kill him—and claims all his answers lie in a place called Gurukul. Now, on the day he leaves home, Aryaman is handed his ancestral blade—Vajra—and a legacy he barely understands. What begins as a journey to a prestigious warrior academy soon turns into something much deeper: a path filled with old grudges, divine whispers, and ancient powers that stir beneath the surface of Aryavart. Joined by Lakshmika, a fierce princess with fire in her heart, and Varun, his quick-witted rival, Aryaman sets out for Vyomāśrama Gurukul. But the shadows that haunt him aren’t just dreams. They're real. And they’re waiting. This is not just a tale of swords and honor. It’s a story about friendship, fear, forgotten truths—and the one boy fated to face the storm before anyone else even sees the clouds.

I am the youngest son of the Jaegal clan’s leader — and a failure. At twelve, they discovered I suffered from an incurable condition: I couldn’t cultivate or manipulate formations. To my family, that was the same as being dead. Without honor or future, I was sent to a place no one took seriously: the Low Mist Sect — a handful of forgotten monks in the mountains, with no warriors, no reputation, no power. The only thing they cultivate is silence. Mocked as cowards and laughed at by the entire murim world, they never raise swords — but they know exactly where swords will fall. And it was there, among shadows and silence… that I began to see the world as it truly is.

Readers can expect a quiet life surrounded by glass walls, a strange psychological experience, a focus on characters, and a slowly creeping mystery. The character grows, changes, and clashes with a system they don't understand. In this novel, you'll find unexpected emotional support, deep conversations, complex characters, and whispers that don't come from outside. It's set in a realistic world with a surreal flavor, where each therapy session opens a door to another dimension of the self. "The Shadow That Whispers" will be a long story... a slow burn, but a warm one. Perfect for those who prefer gradualism, analysis, and drops of psychological danger amidst a world that seems normal... but isn't.

When a family moves into an old home with a dark past, they quickly realize it's not just the creaking floors or cold drafts they should fear — it's the feeling that someone, or something, is always listening.

Elizabeth Winston was once a beloved children's author-until her husband's death stole her words and her will to write. Living in a quiet retreat, she doesn't expect to be drawn out by a soft-spoken little girl named Lily... or by the girl's father, Michael, a widower with a kind heart and gentle eyes. As Elizabeth rediscovers her voice, unexpected love blossoms-but shadows from the past begin to stir. THE DREAM THAT RETURNED  is a story of healing, rebirth, chosen family, and the quiet magic of beginning again.

A young boy must work through the hardships of training and being an average kid whilst trying to learn about a raging war with spirits. One problem: his teacher's a talking cat that is near omniscient and wants nothing to do with him. The young boy has to prevent the war, but how will he do it without any knowledge of what to do?

The Wolf That Dreamed in Fire A rejected Luna. A forbidden fire. A pack bound by lies. Ashen was born to be Luna — chosen by the Moon, mated to the most powerful Alpha in the realm. But under a blood-red sky, everything changed. Betrayed by her mate. Cast out by her pack. Burned alive for powers she never asked for. But the fire didn’t kill her. It awakened her. Now, she’s no longer just a rejected mate — She’s the last Fireborn, the only wolf who can remember the truth hidden beneath the Dream every wolf believes in. The Moon is cracking. The old ways are dying. And Ashen is no longer running — she’s coming back. Not to beg. Not to belong. But to burn the lie to the ground — and rise as something the world has never seen: A Luna who leads herself. An Alpha who answers to no one. If the Moon feared her before… It should start praying now.

Two colors. One throne. And a kingdom built on lies. After the High King's sudden assassination, the kingdom stands divided. The Red Crown rises in the name of justice and equality— but behind its flame lies deceit and bloodshed. The Blue Banner defends the fading truth, struggling to hold onto ancient values. In the shadows of a dying monarchy, one forgotten heir awakens. Not to rule, but to reveal the truth that both sides fear. As lies become law, and banners become weapons— who will bleed… and who will rise? The Crown That Bled, The Banner That Rose A political fantasy of war, betrayal, and the cost of truth.

"God, please. If you are real, make my one last wish come true. Let me live." When Callisto got diagnosed with an incurable genetic disorder at age 5, she was expected to live for only ten more years. With her life on its last leg, Callisto underwent an operation that has a one in a million chance of success called the Mutated DNA Fusion, granting her wish to live. However, the operation gave her more than what she wished for. With her black hair turned silver, cat ears overhead, and a tail from her behind, Callisto now has to live her life as a half-human and half-animal, a catgirl.

They were five the night it happened. But the photo shows six. A decade ago, they entered a house no one speaks of and left behind something or someone they were never supposed to forget. Now, strange messages, vanished memories, and a shadow that shouldn’t exist begin to tear their lives apart one by one. Secrets buried deep are resurfacing. The house is calling them back. And the sixth one is waiting. But here’s the real question... If none of them remember him… why does he remember all of them?

She was the most powerful and infamous swordmaster in history — until she died reading a romance novel. Now in the body of the villainess fated to die, Kaelith has only one goal: survive in a new world on the brink of war.

Ryu, an 18-year-old college student, wakes up to find his beloved cat, Aoi, transformed into a young girl with cat ears and a tail. While adjusting to her playful, human-like traits, their peaceful life is upended when they are thrust into a deadly underground Battle Royale. In this ruthless system, human and animal turned human merge with unique abilities fight to survive, form alliances, and uncover the truth behind their transformations. As danger looms, Ryu must protect Aoi and harness their unbreakable bond to navigate the chaos and challenge the system's dark secrets. Support this story by adding it to your collection, giving Power Stones, and Golden Tickets! For private discussion, reach out on Discord: https://discord.gg/2zz2Csj9UQ

It was just a summer like every other summer, expect it was not like every other summer. In Reine, Lofoten Islands, Norway, Beth, a 17 year old girl with dark hair and haunting deep blue eyes was here for summer holiday with her sister Amanda, who was 21, and her mother's best friends' two handsome sons Jefrey, who was 18, and Chris, who was 23. Jefrey got a secret crush on beth. Chris got a very public crush, which he is not ashamed of, on Orlando Bloom ever since Lord of the Rings came out.

“Tempted by the demoness” was just another romance cultivation novel. Ming Shan, the female lead, was a nice and innocent girl with a tragic backstory, a demon raised in a righteous sect, facing the world’s cruelty and abandoned by birth, she would go on many adventures to cultivate the dao with the two male leads, each competing for her love. But no hero lacks their villain. Yue Fang, the villainess of the story, would do everything in her power to make the protagonist miserable and steal her man, just to die tragically in the middle of the book, not even worth two lines to describe her final moments. There was no way that girl could have avoided her fate. However, what if one were to be transmigrated as Yue Fang? Knowing the contents of the novel, one might not face much difficulty. But what if that person was a foreigner that never read the book or even knew what Xianxia is? They needed to be the most unlucky human alive. Luckily, Camila would never have to worry about that.

Pain, is the worst thing that can happen to someone; but suffering is different, it's like burning in hell; it is just pure torture, hell, death but what if there was a person who endured it all and waited for their sweet revenge? That's Akihiro, only an abusive dad and a mother, a sister who died and a bigger brother out of the picture.

Leo, a minimalist pet shop owner, wanted peace. Then, a peculiar book unleashed his cat, Milo, as a physics-defying, gourmet black hole! Now, Leo’s life is a hilarious circus managing superpowered pets and hiding their "unscientific" chaos. When shadowy "Collectors" emerge, this exasperated guardian must protect his city. Can he survive his pets' antics and save the day? Dive into this unique urban fantasy!

In university, lovers turned enemies when Liz falsely accused Maria of rape, outing her and destroying her life. Shunned and broken Maria fled abroad—pregnant and alone. Now a powerful fashion designer, she's rebuilt everything. But when Liz suddenly returns, one question lingers: Is Liz back for a second betrayal... or is Maria finally ready to take her revenge.

Title: The House That Remembers Genre: Horror | One-Shot Main Character: Ryden Synopsis: Ten years after his sister mysteriously disappeared, Ryden returns to Hollowmere—a decaying mansion deep in the woods, abandoned and feared by all who know its name. They say the house is alive, feeding on memories and grief, whispering to those who enter. Ryden doesn’t believe in ghost stories—until the walls start to speak his name. Inside, he finds echoes of the past, twisted rooms that shift when he's not looking, and a mirror that fogs with warnings from something… or someone. As Ryden searches for the truth about his sister, he begins to realize—this house remembers everything… and it never lets go.

The Tower appeared overnight. A monolith of bone, stone, and hunger. It did not invite — it claimed. When the Tower emerged from the skyless void, it didn’t offer glory or salvation. It pulled people in — randomly, mercilessly — and none ever returned. Cities crumbled under its shadow. Faith broke. Magic fled. The world watched in horror as the devouring began. But Veyne Arclith walked into it laughing. Madman, outcast, former scholar turned nihilist — Veyne has always been fractured, his grip on reality bent by loss and strange dreams. When the Tower calls him, he doesn’t resist. Because something inside it recognizes him — and something inside him answers. Gifted (or cursed) with a unique ability called Revelation Instinct, Veyne begins to see what others cannot: hidden doors, veiled powers, and the true nature of the Tower itself. But the deeper he goes, the more distorted the world becomes. Time loops. Reality splits. Allies die and return wrong. The Tower changes him — not by force, but by choice. Because every secret he uncovers brings him closer to the truth: The Tower is alive. It remembers him. And it’s terrified of what he might become. Now, with the fate of what's left of the world decaying outside, Veyne must navigate endless horrors, manipulate broken souls, and confront the question the Tower itself fears most: Who is devouring who?

Born into a cold and loveless childhood, Moon was an unwanted heir in a ruthless demonic empire. Neglected by her father and despised by her mother, she was cast aside in favor of her brother, Sirius. When he was crowned as the next emperor, her rage consumed her, leading to the brutal massacre of her family and the start of her reign. Though she found fleeting solace in a rare love, tragedy struck when she accidentally killed her husband, sparking a war that divided empires. As the years passed, she set her sights on a greater battle—leading the demon race in a war against the angels, nearly wiping them out and securing her people’s survival. Now, as the dust settles and her empire stands unchallenged, whispers of change begin to stir. Forces beyond her understanding creep into her world, and for the first time in centuries, Moon finds herself facing an uncertain future. Will she continue down the path of a feared conqueror, or is there something more waiting for her beyond the throne she fought so hard to claim?

In the Light That Drew Her Luna Mehra never imagined that a night of fear and confusion would lead her to someone who felt so familiar—so meant to be. Lost in an unfamiliar town, she meets Nikhil, a calm, kind boy who becomes her guide through the darkness, both outside and within. Their connection is quiet, effortless, and filled with the kind of moments that stay with you forever—moonlit conversations, shared silences, and the comfort of simply being seen. But when Luna searches for him again, she’s faced with a truth that doesn't quite make sense. What begins as a search for answers becomes something deeper—a journey through memory, mystery, and the delicate line between presence and absence. In a world where not everything can be explained, Luna is left to untangle the feeling of having known someone... A story of quiet bonds, lingering echoes, and the kind of love that doesn’t ask to be understood—only felt.

Only a fool would not be afraid of the emptiness and loneliness of space, but what would make it worse is if there was someone or something out there simply floating in space watching your whole civilization and writing it all down in a book.