Mirrors Letra

Mu Yuan accidentally obtained the qualification for a mysterious game which mirrors the real world. In this game, players could recruit troops, establish territories, and even manifest items from the game into reality. His game started with ten Little Skeletons, but... Little Skeleton→Skeleton Soldier→Skeleton Warrior→Skeleton General.....→ King of Skeleton "What if I evolve the Little Skeleton into an Emperor of Skeletons? How would you respond to that?" "Evolution Points, let's see what your limit is!" Several years later, when the worlds overlapped, Mu Yuan, amidst a throng of gods and demons, had ascended to the extreme peak. Tags: Management, Development, Evolution, Lord, Troops

Born without power in a world ruled by cultivation, Xuan Long was the first prince of the Eternal Flame Empire — kind, thoughtful, and cherished only by his family. Yet to the outside world, he was nothing but a disgrace. A “trash prince.” A royal failure. But love kept him grounded — until everything was taken from him in one brutal night. Betrayed by his own blood, his empire burned to ashes. His mother, father, brothers, and precious little sister were murdered before his eyes. Crushed, broken, and thrown into the cursed Lower Realm, Xuan Long was left for dead. For three days, he lay in the dirt — lifeless, soulless, forgotten. Then came the voice. “Invincible Revenge System activated.” “User recognized: Xuan Long.” In that moment, the powerless prince died… And something far more dangerous took his place. Armed with the ability to devour, reflect, and annihilate, Xuan Long begins his silent ascent — not for justice… …but for revenge. He will rise from the filth. He will shatter the heavens. He will return to the world that betrayed him — not as a prince… …but as a demon the world cannot contain.

"Each story has reflection. No matter if it an history, mythology or fantasy, all stories have reflection.... But what do you think would happens if those own reflection became themselves? Shattered themselves and create their own reflection?" "This is the world of the mirrors that had been shattered and reformed, an world of stories and mirrors that had been shattered and born a new." {{Info: For those who read the previous version of this novel, chapter 1 and 2 are the same and story was completely changed starting at chapter 3.}}

After her grandfather's death, Bai Hanyun was disowned by her parents and cast out of the Bai family. With nowhere else to go, she left the city and returned to the countryside. There, by a twist of fate, she discovered an antique mirror hidden in the basement of her newly purchased home. From that moment on, strange events began to unfold—until one day, she stumbled upon a prayer from a young general. Feng Xiyan, besieged by the Yuezhi Tribe and betrayed by the imperial court, had been driven into a desperate corner. With no access to water, food, or medicine, he and the citizens of Xiqiang City could do nothing but await death. But just as all hope seemed lost, Heaven intervened. From that moment on, the Feng Army and the people of Xiqiang City had enough food and water, living lives more prosperous than even the Emperor himself.

Hidden in the heart of New York City is a school that doesn’t exist on any map. Empire High trains the gifted, the powerful... and the cursed. Sixteen-year-old Seraphina Cole never asked to be chosen, but when her mother disappears and a letter arrives sealed in black wax, her fate is sealed. Shadows whisper her name. Mirrors crack when she walks by. And a legacy older than magic begins to stir. In a school ruled by bloodlines and secrets, Sera must uncover the truth—or be consumed by it. Because this year, the curse has chosen her.

--- The Mirror Between Us is a razor-edged romance-thriller about two rich kids unraveling behind closed doors. Kit has reinvented himself since his mother died—trading grief for bravado, innocence for something sharper. Delorah is beautiful, bitter, and bored stiff under the watchful eye of absent, powerful parents. When they meet at a party and share their first hit, something clicks—and it’s electric. Their secret fling turns volatile fast, tangled in drugs, violence, and the lies they tell to stay one step ahead of the people trying to control them. But privilege only protects you for so long. When a brutal moment at a party starts circulating in whispers and screenshots, the world they thought they could hide in begins to collapse. And there’s no way out without burning everything down. ---

In a world where every soul is bound to a single destiny, three Pillars shape all life: The Flame – for conquest. The Veil – for silence. The Mirror – for memory. No one has ever carried more than one Brand. Kaelen Miris was born an orphan, marked only by the Mirror’s sigil. Another nameless initiate, destined to train in the hidden halls of the Collegium. Until the night everything burned. When a mission spirals into chaos, Kaelen awakens to an impossible truth: three Brands blaze beneath his skin. Mirror. Veil. Flame. No prophecy speaks of this. No doctrine allows it. If the Church ever discovers what he has become, they will erase him from existence—or worse. Hunted by unseen forces and burdened by powers he can barely control, Kaelen must vanish into a world already on the edge of collapse. To survive, he will have to master what should never have been possible—and decide whether his fate is a curse, or the key to everything. Sovereign of Fates is a dark progression fantasy filled with ancient conspiracies, hidden power, and the struggle of one young man to forge his own destiny before the world decides it for him.

Hassan desde siempre fue etiquetado como un mediocre, fue deshumanizado toda su existencia. Creció, se ahogó en deudas se envolvió en negocios y trabajos donde jamás debió haber entrado. Una noche fue secuestrado por quién menos lo esperaba, y de repente, despertó en un sistema donde lucharía contra demonios y contra si mismo. Hassan peleará por sobrevivir y sobre todo, por no perderse a si mismo. MIRROR: descenso. ¿Devuelta al final?

In a realm where memory is sacred and silence can break a soul, Auren Vale was once the symbol of brilliance — the boy who carried light, the prodigy everyone admired. But brilliance is a heavy thing to hold when the world only sees your surface. Beneath the praise and illusion of perfection, Auren fights a silent war — with a brother who now hates him, a father who sees only results, and a self that no longer fits inside the mask he wears. The silver ring around his neck the last trace of his vanished mother — is the only piece of truth he clings to. As his once-certain future begins to crumble, Auren is forced to confront the part of himself he’s long buried — the fractured boy behind the expectations, the forgotten dreamer lost in noise. But when a quiet girl with eyes like mirrors and a heart forged by pain steps into his life, and when a fiery rival pushes him to the edge, Auren must choose: Will he let the world extinguish his flame or rise, broken but burning, into the person he was always meant to be?

In a world where even mirrors lie, can one still trust what they see? On the edge of the unknown, a young orphan stands ready to cross the threshold into a realm no map dares to chart. Each morning, she trains. Each night, she prepares. Not to live… but to survive. Her life is a solemn ritual, a routine carved by fear and fueled by resolve. Hidden from prying eyes, between crumbling walls and poisoned memories, she hones her body like a blade — and her mind like a weapon. But nothing can truly prepare you for what lies beyond the veil. The System whispers. The Mirror calls. And the echo of a shattered past beats in time with a heart that refuses to break. For when you have no family, no home, no name… there is only one path left: to become what the world never saw coming. A survivor. A huntress. A puppeteer. A shadow. Welcome to a world where fear has a voice, solitude a face, and death… a reflection.

[WSA 2025 ENTRY!!] A dark epic of mirrors, memory, and myth. In a world where silence binds more tightly than chains, One boy must decide if he is a savior, a weapon, or the last mistake the stars will ever make. Because Ren Calder isn't just walking forward. He’s walking back into the wound the world tried to forget. The world remembers heroes. It fears monsters. But it forgets the ones who choose silence over salvation. Ren Calder was one such forgotten soul buried beneath centuries of dust, where light dared not reach and names lost meaning. But some awakenings do not come with prophecy or praise. Some come with shadows that breathe and silence that listens. Far from the eyes of the living, he descends into realms untold where truths rot, and power does not shine, but devours. They do not speak his name. They do not know what he is becoming. But the darkness remembers…

There is no breath where Nirvana ends. Only the self folded inward. Let not the mirror hold you. Let not the name be spoken. (Begin in silence. End unseen.) "This is a work of fiction. All characters, events, and rituals are purely imaginary. Any resemblance to real people, places, or practices is purely coincidental. Please do not attempt to replicate anything mentioned in this story. Reader discretion is advised."

Once, he was Nova, a soldier of the highest order. Now, he is just a ghost of the Golden Generation. When the Walker of the Lightless threatens existence itself the legend E.K. is dragged back into the hole he tried to run from. Fighting rogue sparks and wandering through decaying realms his hunt becomes a mirror: to slay the entity erasing all purpose, he must first confront the void devouring his own. - Also on RoyalRoad

In a city where magic used to be whispered, Ivy Calen is the only one still listening. At Morley Prep, Ivy blends in—just another quiet girl with a scar she won’t explain, a sketchbook full of strange symbols, and dreams that don’t belong to her. But when Arlo Vane transfers in—too familiar, too perfect, too wrong—everything Ivy has buried begins to wake. The mirrors stop behaving. Her name shows up in books she’s never read. And a cursed school play drags her into a role she may have written… in another life. Dark magic is bleeding through forgotten places. Secret societies are watching. Something beneath the school is stirring—and it wants its Queen back. Torn between the boy she may have loved in a life erased and the shadow of the girl she used to be, Ivy is caught in a war between who she is and what she’s meant to become. And the crown that’s been waiting for her? It never forgets.

Rossie, a senior at Haul Academy is restless and torn between her crush on Michael and the pressures of exams. Unable to sleep, she wanders the campus at night and discovers a hidden, magical garden glowing with moonflowers and jasmine tended by the enigmatic Midnight Gardener. This mysterious figure, cloaked in a long coat and hat, teases out Rossie’s secret feelings for Michael, offering her a moonflower that pulses with light and thrives on truths. The Gardener’s cryptic advice and the garden’s strange allure pull Rossie into a web of self-discovery. Driven by rumors, Rossie visits the old library to confront a cursed mirror said to reveal one’s destined love or greatest loss. To her shock, the mirror first shows the Gardener’s face, then Michael with her rival, Angela, fueling her fears of rejection and inadequacy tied to her parents’ divorce. Returning to the garden, the Gardener suggests the mirror reflects her fears and not fate, urging her to face her truths without anxiety. Emboldened, Rossie confesses her feelings to Michael in the courtyard, learning he likes her too, though rumors and Angela’s influence complicate things. Their playful banter sparks hope for a deeper connection. However, during a literature class, Rossie is haunted by the Gardener’s spectral presence, visible only to her and a chilling message on the chalkboard: “The garden’s watching.” Her outburst in class draws attention, but the Gardener vanishes, leaving Rossie questioning reality. As she grapples with the Gardener’s cryptic influence and her own insecurities, Rossie realizes she must confront her fears to pursue her feelings for Michael. The story blends magical realism with a coming-of-age narrative, exploring themes of love, self-doubt, and the courage to face one’s truth.

Threadless When memory doesn’t fade — it rearranges. In a quiet town where nothing ever seems to change, two students — Rin and Aro — begin to notice the seams of reality pulling apart. It starts with a thread. A memory that doesn’t belong. A face seen once in a dream, then recognized in daylight. As familiar places begin to shift — rain that doesn’t fall, mirrors that blink first, classmates that no one remembers enrolling — the two are drawn into something older than their lives: a forgotten architecture of rewritten memories, unfinished stories, and a hidden system that watches back. Together, they begin to unravel the layers of their world, discovering abandoned workshops where time is forged, truth is mined, and forgotten selves echo like song fragments. But the deeper they go, the more the story starts writing itself — and the line between who they are and who they once were begins to blur. Now, with their names etched into a book they haven’t written yet, Rin and Aro must decide: Are they here to remember the past? Or to finish what someone never dared to start?

> He was born to a noble house. But without magic, he was nothing. At five years old, Kael Ardyn stood before the sacred Mirror, waiting for his mana to awaken — just like every heir of House Ardyn before him. But the Mirror revealed no element. No power. Only a strange black fox with red eyes… and silence. Labeled a failure. Disowned. Hunted. Kael was cast out by his own blood and left for dead — until a forgotten servant named Elenor risked everything to save him. Far from the gilded cruelty of the nobles, Kael discovers a power the world abandoned long ago:

Lyla Emberfell never feared the dark... She feared what whispered in it. At Thornwick School of Magic, everything was supposed to feel safe — until Lyla starts hearing mysterious voices, losing her powers, and is attacked in her own dorm. Alongside her twin sister Nova and their loyal circle of friends, she uncovers ancient secrets hidden behind magical walls that were never meant to be opened. But the closer they get to the truth, the darker the shadows grow. Enemies are not just lurking in the dark... they're already inside. In a world where mirrors talk, doors are cursed, and magic hides more than it reveals, Lyla must face the House of Secrets — or be swallowed by it. Will she survive the truth? Or will the secrets consume everyone she loves?

Ren Amakawa is an ordinary, painfully shy eighteen-year-old who has never known warmth beyond his books and lonely nights. But his life changes the night he discovers an ancient mirror hidden in his attic — a mirror that doesn’t reflect his dusty room, but a lush, dreamlike world teeming with impossible beauty and forbidden temptations. Drawn through the glass, Ren finds himself in the Mirror World, a realm ruled by seductive beings who crave what he has always guarded — his innocence. There, sensual elf queens, cunning succubi, and mystical priestesses lure him deeper with whispers of pleasure and secrets too intoxicating to resist. Every time he crosses over, Ren’s desires awaken further, feeding the Mirror World’s magic — and binding him tighter to its dangerous temptresses. But behind each teasing kiss and heated touch lies a hidden truth: Ren is not just a visitor. He is the key to an ancient power, a pure vessel in a realm that devours purity for strength. With every surrender, he inches closer to losing himself — or embracing the dark ecstasy that the mirror’s magic promises. In a world where innocence is the greatest treasure, and temptation is a test of will, Ren must choose: shatter the mirror’s hold and return to his empty reality — or step willingly into a fantasy where pleasure is power… and his heart may never escape.

Zhǐ Ruò, a dying billionaire heiress, is granted a second chance to relive her life and correct her past mistakes. Armed with the knowledge of future events and the subtle power of an antique mirror, she avoids a disastrous marriage, uncovers corporate conspiracies, and finds true love with an unconventional artist, Lì Chen. Together, they fight against those who seek to exploit the mirror's power, ultimately shaping a better future while grappling with the responsibilities and consequences of manipulating time and fate.

Dr. Max Hamilton is a world-renowned forensic pathologist — razor-sharp, methodical, and unflinching in the face of death. In courtrooms and crime scenes alike, he’s a legend for his uncanny ability to mimic a killer’s thought process and reconstruct the final moments of a victim’s life. But while Max gives voice to the dead, his own life is stitched together with precision — hiding a past he cannot afford to exhume. Beneath his cold brilliance lies a secret buried deep, a trauma he’s dissected from memory but never escaped. When a string of murders mirrors techniques only Max would recognize — patterns never made public — suspicion starts to whisper in corners he can’t control. As the cases creep closer to his guarded history, Max is forced into a dangerous autopsy of his own silence. And this time, the dead aren't the only ones being exposed.

The Girl Who Wasn’t Supposed to Exist “If no one remembers her, did she ever exist at all?” Ren Arakawa was just another high school senior, drifting through life—until one day, he noticed the quiet girl sitting by the window. Her name is Aika. No one else in class sees her. She doesn’t show up in photos, mirrors, or even digital records. When he tries to ask about her, people look at him like he’s crazy. But Aika is real. She’s warm. Mysterious. Alive. And every moment Ren spends with her… the world forgets he ever existed. Now memories vanish. Time stutters. His own name begins to blur. Caught between love and erasure, Ren must choose: Will he let go of the girl no one else remembers? Or will he hold onto her… even if it means vanishing with her forever? A haunting, emotional journey through memory, identity, and a love that shouldn't exist—but refuses to be forgotten.

Lucas Zhang never believed in fate—until the dreams began. A cryptic mirror. A whisper in Mandarin. An ancient eye that sees beyond lies. When his vision begins to crack reality itself, Lucas uncovers a hidden war of symbols, illusions, and forgotten bloodlines. What if the world you see… is the greatest illusion of all? Unlock the Tianmu. Face the Unknown.

Title: Beneath His Skin Blurb: Dr. Adrian Keller isn’t just performing autopsies—he experiences the pain of the deceased as if it were his own. Afflicted by mirror-touch synesthesia, he feels every injury, leaving him isolated in a world of suffering. When the body of a teenage girl with strange symbols arrives at his morgue, Adrian makes a chilling connection: her injuries mirror those of a boy he once knew at the orphanage—memories he thought were buried. As more bodies appear, he becomes embroiled in a dark mystery that intertwines with his past, filled with cryptic messages and vivid hallucinations. The killer isn’t just picking victims; he’s targeting Adrian’s own memories.

When Lydia Grey, an ambitious Oxford student, inherits the ruins of Lantern House in northern Wales, she expects nothing more than a crumbling relic of her family's past. Instead, she finds journals and evidence of forbidden experiments that once blurred the line between science and madness. As rooms shift and shadows whisper secrets across mirrors, Lydia realizes she's not just exploring history—she's becoming part of it. Two timelines begin to echo each other: 1885 and 2025, bound by one family's obsession and one house's impossible power. What would you sacrifice to uncover the truth… when the walls themselves remember you?

Albert Weaver, a dedicated reporter, chronicles the first ten transformative years since magic appeared in the modern world. He meticulously pieces together fragmented narratives, exploring the societal, ethical and geopolitical implications of magic's emergence. His work captures the initial confusion, the brief period of adaptation, and the devastating "Wild Years" that redefined the world. Weaver examines the varied impacts of all five magic schools, seeking to understand magic not as a power, but as a "mirror" reflecting humanity's true nature in a world permanently changed.

Synopsis: the impossible world of duties After the death of his mother, Lucas was raised by his strict, rule-bound grandmother. She taught him to obey without question, respect old traditions, and above all stay away from one thing: “Never touch the mirror in the hallway.” Lucas kept his promise. Even on her deathbed, his grandmother made him swear never to go near it. And he did. But promises are fragile. When Lucas’s school bully, Leo, and his gang show up at his house one day, everything unravels. In the chaos of teasing and threats, Leo finds the forbidden mirror. Curious and mocking, he pushes Lucan toward it. And in a single moment, everything changes. Lucas grabs Leo’s shirt to steady himself and both boys are pulled into the mirror. They awaken in a twisted, dangerous world governed by strange rules, deadly duties, and a brutal point-based survival system. Everyone is forced to complete tasks, earn points, and fight to live. The system gives Leo extraordinary gifts super strength, speed, and the body of a powerful adult. He’s hailed as a chosen one. But Lucas? Nothing. No power. No title. No role. Just… forgotten. In a world that rewards strength, Lucas is invisible. Weak. Unarmed. Powerless. But not useless. Because while Leo charges ahead without thinking, Lucas watches. Learns. Understands the system’s deeper logic flaws, patterns, rules no one else sees. His power may not be strength, but strategy. Still, in a world where pain is currency and losing means death… Can intelligence alone outlast brute force? And in a place ruled by duty whose rules truly matter?

Eighteen Floors. Eighteen Sins. One Final Judgment. Lin Mo awakens inside a twisted maze with no memory and only one rule: survive. "Welcome to the Maze of 18 Floors. Each floor is built from your sins. Conquer them—or perish." In a psychological death game where each trial mirrors a hidden guilt or forgotten crime, Lin Mo must navigate grotesque illusions, cruel puzzles, and moral choices that test the limits of his sanity. Along the way, he meets: – A gentle girl who claims to know him, – A madman who thrives on chaos, – And a voice that calls itself “The Judge.” But as the truth unfolds, Lin Mo is forced to confront the most terrifying question: What if the greatest monster… is himself? Floor by floor, the path to redemption—or damnation—awaits.

Merin is reincarnated into a new world.  After he died in his previous world. And the new world is an extraordinary world. He is full of curiosity and fear for the new world. But he is born in the new world as a tree. Struck in a place. To explore the new world, he tries to find way to escape from his tree body, or transforms himself to a humanoid. In the process, he finds the reason he reincarnated into this world.  A mirror, that can send his soul to reincarnate into new worlds. Authors note- The first volume would be of Merin's life in another world and as a human.

--Some mirrors don’t reflect you. They remember you.-- When museum intern Clara Sommers is assigned to catalog a 16th-century relic known as the Bathory Mirror, she expects folklore—not a mirror that refuses to show her reflection. Thirteen years after first encountering it as a child, the mirror doesn't just stare back—it opens. Inside lies the Mirror Aeon, a realm stitched together by memory and myth, haunted by seven versions of Clara splintered across time. To escape, she must find and reclaim each piece of herself. But some versions don’t want to be saved. And one of them might not be her.