Hell'S Rain

In a world where time and space know no bounds— where puzzle pieces scatter without order, and are reassembled without ever knowing what image they’re meant to form… When someone lights a lamp in your path of darkness, you can’t tell whether you’re walking toward salvation— or stumbling your way into damnation. There, where all who carry heavy pasts gather, hiding them behind towering walls... When time halts, and the gates of hell open before Haruki, he finds himself swept into the depths of an unknown world. Will he escape this inferno— or will its flames consume his body until nothing remains but ash? Eras and realms collide and intertwine, forging a twisted, uncertain reality... But is it even real at all?

Before his gruesome death, Gene Conti was one of the greatest icons of the 1960s. But after spending half a century in Hell, only gambling and the suffering of others excite him. Fortunately for him, his days of boredom are over. Having served his sentence, he finds himself in the body of a young man in the modern era. Now freed, Gene wishes to continue what he missed the most as a dead man: acting. Once again, he aspires to be an actor admired the world over. But will the angels and demons leave him alone? Will his bold attitude clash with the sensitive modern era? Or will the actor from Hell surrender to his lust for chaos and violence?

Some love survives time. Ours survived death. A remote town, where life runs on quiet routines. Leo—a silent boy trapped in the ordinary. Maya—a temporary teacher from the city, where life is anything but ordinary. When their eyes meet, Leo feels emotions he cannot name. Changes he can’t control. And Maya—she feels something familiar. But her mind refuses to remember. Love is beyond language, beyond race, beyond age. But is it beyond control? Is it beyond life? The only thing Leo can rely on now... is rain. But the rain remembers what no one else does. A 10-chapter novel that dwells in love unloved --- The cover used for the novel is AI-generated.

What happens if the one transcendent being that cares for mortals fell and got a second chance in a world full of magic, intrigue and possibly even friendships? Does the past determine the future or are we all able to pick our own destiny? An angel, one of the two nigh immortal species in existence, has been hunted and killed by his own kind because he wasn’t prepared to watch silently while his people followed their own desires to whatever end. When, against all odds, he opened his eyes again, he was someone else, his past and powers hidden deep within him. On an ancient world, with advanced magic but medieval technology, he was reborn as Cassandra Pendragon, the youngest daughter of one of the five royal families on Boseiju, the home of the fox tribe, the kitsune. As she grew up, who she was and who she had been, started shaping her future. Forgotten friends and unknown enemies began knocking at her door and while she struggled to find her way between the past and the present, the winds of war were already blowing across her home. I‘ll try to publish at least 2 chapters a week, probably more. The first story arc is pretty much mapped out. Should be around 150 or 160 chapters for the first volume (it’s taking much longer than I expected) and the second one is nearly finished as well. Try it, it should be one hell of a ride. One more thing: the first two chapters are more or less a prologue and if you want to, you can skip them, I wouldn’t recommend it, though. The writing style as well as the perspective shifts dramatically, afterwards. As for trigger warnings: it’s going to get gory from time to time, and the MC often has to pay a toll in blood. Additionally there are -mildly- sexualised scenes, once in a while, but nothing graphic. Lastly, somewhen webnovel changed the description box from female lead to female oriented. It’s mandatory and I can’t change it either way but I have no clue if the book is catering male or female preferences. I hope the description above makes up for whatever confusion it might cause.

I have lived a million lifetimes. I have left legacies behind on countless universes. Now, I find myself once again—in Rome. But this is no life I remember. The Earth's essence bleeds away, and I am not a legionary... but a slave. We should never have crossed the Golden Gate, being so unprepared for the horrors that awaited us. But it was necessary, that the Empire might be made eternal. Can you hear it? The chants of the people? How they cry out for the son of Mars? Hush now, children. Be at ease... For I shall answer with fire and gold!

In a future where monstrous creatures have destroyed human civilization to the brink of extinction, a 17-year-old teenager named Ilyas awakens—only to find himself back in the past. However, instead of feeling hope or the drive to fix everything, Ilyas is consumed by bitterness. Haunted by memories of destruction and loss, he refuses to believe that fate can be changed. All he wants is to sleep forever and escape the nightmare he once endured. But fate is never kind to those who try to run from it. As past events begin to repeat themselves, Ilyas is forced to confront the very world he once wished to leave behind. What he doesn’t realize is that the world he once knew is starting to change—because of the people he is destined to meet, and the truths about the world he lives in, are slowly being revealed. Will he remain a prisoner of a time loop that keeps repeating... or become the key to humanity’s salvation?

A legend fell, but he did not die. Once feared as an untouchable existence, Yanwei orchestrated his own destruction to deceive the heavens. Now, reborn as something neither human nor beast, he walks the path of Devourer—where strength is stolen, and evolution is carved from the corpses of his enemies. With a body that is not his own and a cultivation method feared by all, he lurks in the shadows of the Golden Age, preying on the so-called chosen ones of fate. But this is no tale of revenge. The game has only just begun.

Earth has been burned by The Dungeon Tower of Hell, a Swordsman and his party were the only humans left of Earth, however, the final floor of the Tower, Floor 100 caused many causalities. Including the Swordsman who was saved by the Healer, his best friend by using a teleporting stone, Both hug each other as the Earth has it's final moments... Just then, both were swallowed by a crimson liquid flowing from a crimson chalice... The Swordsman wakes up in another world, in search for his best friend, The Healer. Hoping that he had reincarnated in the same world as him. Hoping that he had also been granted a Second Chance.

17 Scottish High schooler Willow Herderson finds her self falling in love with another girl for the first time Eloise Bright. Willow has normal teenaged problems and a hard life at home. Will she confront the feelings twisting inside her? Will she discover why her mother truly hates her? Let's find out!

97 years ago a large number of meteorite crashed on earth from which zombie apocalypse spread in earth. In dire situation when humanity was on its last leg primal families came forward, with them came lost martial arts and techniques which gave humanity a chance to fight back and restore new world order. Now in present time William ,an orphan, must fight his way to survive and thrive in this harsh,cruel new world.

The sky tore open—and the earth followed. One by one, the seals broke. And with them, hell answered the call. Not in whispers. Not in shadows. But in flame, storm, and death. Cities fell. Oceans rose. The righteous vanished without a trace, and the damned were left to face what crawled from the void. The demons had broken the ancient covenant—a pact that held the balance between heaven, hell, and humanity. And in their treachery, the world was left defenseless. So the Divine issued a command: “Send me an army.” But none answered. None, except nine. Nine demons rose from the ashes of their own damnation. Not out of loyalty. Not out of guilt. But for something deeper—honor, purpose, redemption. They would fight their own kind. Protect the world they once helped break. They are not heroes. They are not saviors. They are the Hell‘s 9.

Some say that if you search long enough, you can find the ones you’ve lost. But not every path is meant to be walked. Not every door should be opened. And not every guide wears a human face. Beyond the storm lies a place where the living brush against the forgotten. There are paths made of thread, bridges of silence, and houses that remember. But the price of finding what was lost may be losing yourself entirely. And some bridges, once crossed, never let you back. That's a little spooky, isn't it? Hehe!

“I’ll give you power, but I’ll take everything else.” Avery Quinn never believed in devils—until one answered her desperate plea. With her little brother dying and no one left to turn to, she signs a deal with the cold, ruthless Dante Harlan. He offers protection and strength… at a terrifying cost: herself. Thrown into a world of shadowed bargains and deadly secrets, Avery must navigate life under Dante’s roof, where obedience is demanded and rebellion comes with consequences. But as the line between power and possession blurs, she realizes that surviving the devil isn’t as simple as saying no. Can she hold onto her soul, or will she fall deeper into his world—until she can no longer escape it? A story of vengeance, twisted romance, and the flames of a hellish bond. He owns her fate. But can he ever own her heart?

It was the season of rain when I first heard those melodies. Under the drenching sky, I was counting the sorrows of my life, While someone else was embracing each moment of theirs with the falling raindrops. And then, that voice... Soft, yet reaching straight to the heart- "Live, for life is but one-stay happy and spread it around. We are companions in this journey till death... Just give me your hand..." There was something magical in those words. It felt as if the rain had touched my sorrows, As if someone had called my name, As if an unseen hand was pulling me out of the darkness.. A rule-following girl who lived in fear, always hesitant. Her dreams were different, but she walked a path shaped by others' desires. She always thought about fulfilling others' wishes, suppressing her own voice, too afraid to stand up for herself. In the process of making others happy, she had lost herself. She was tired of living like this, and slowly, she realized—she wanted to be somewhere else, but she was heading in a completely different direction. On the other side was Sean—a boy who lived life with happiness, a breathtakingly handsome and popular guy at his school. A constant smile adorned his face. He, too, had his own sorrows, but he never let them weigh him down. His only belief was: "Stay happy and make others happy." Music was his dream, and he lived life on his own terms. What will happen when, on a cold, rainy night, the strings of their lives intertwine? Will their lives change too? —THE HYMN OF THE RAIN

The rain never ceased. It fell in glittering sheets across a shattered landscape, soaking ash-covered ruins and roots that remembered too much. Long after the Garden devoured itself, and the Hollow King faded into rot and stillness, something ancient began to wake beneath the dirt. Kaien was born from that silence—branded, forgotten, and buried by a past he can't outrun. He has no legacy, only a sword that should no longer exist and memories that don't belong to him. When he joins paths with Eris, a survivor marred by the Garden’s corruption, and Ilya, a girl who sketches what hasn't happened yet, their fates begin to intertwine beneath the black rain. Something is drawing them east—through the remnants of the Sovereign’s vaults, past fields of salt and memory. Whispers become louder. Pendants bloom like seeds. And under every foot, the dirt remembers. This isn’t a story of heroes. This is a story of what rises from the wreckage. Of those who choose what to bury—and what to become.

Every Friday, Aarav came to the same café — not for company, but for quiet. A steaming cup of ginger tea, a window view of the rain, and silence were enough. Until Meera arrived — soaked in stormwater, full of quiet energy, and carrying her own kind of stillness. What began as shared space slowly turned into shared stories, quiet rituals, and gentle longing. But when dreams pull Meera away to the mountains of Manali, a letter replaces presence, and time becomes the true test of love. “Tea & Rain” is a soft, soul-stirring romance about the comfort of routine, the ache of absence, and the beauty of waiting for the right season to return. Some stories don’t end. They just pause.

Synopsis – A Letter Every Rain Every monsoon, a letter appears on the old wooden bench at the corner of Miran Street — unsigned, unstamped, sealed with care. For years, no one has seen who leaves them or who they’re meant for. But when Ayaan, a quiet bookstore owner haunted by past regrets, finds one meant for him, it awakens a mystery he thought was buried in time. Drawn into the rhythm of these yearly letters, Ayaan begins to uncover a story of love lost in silence, promises written in raindrops, and a woman he once knew — or thought he did. As the rains return, so do memories, regrets, and the whisper of something unfinished. Set against the lyrical backdrop of endless grey skies and letters that hold more than just words, A Letter Every Rain is a tender exploration of time, grief, and the messages we leave behind when words are all we have left.

"But who prays for Satan? Who, in eighteen centuries, has had the common humanity to pray for the one sinner that needed it most?" - Mark Twain. Lucifer fell from heaven, as the eons passed, He lost who he was and what he fought for. Letting himself get corrupted by evil. At least, That's what prophecies and history have dictated. This is a tale that blurs the line between Good and Evil. A tale that grants the Fallen one redemption in humanity's eye.

Is the truly such thing as coincidence or is destiny taking it's place? Is there such thing as right and wrong, or is just what we want to belive? We all experience sadness, but also joy, pain, but also pleasure. though some people aren't as lucky to have such a diverse experience, just like the person whose story you are about to read.

Auteur : Takumi YOSHINO (RIP) Murgenia, un continent situé dans un autre monde. Résistant encore à l’influence de la Révolution Scientifique, cette terre continue de transmettre les anciens vestiges de la magie. C’est un monde régi par l’épée et la magie. Une longue période s’est écoulée depuis la Grande Guerre qui a englouti tout le continent. Mais cette paix fragile arrive bientôt à sa fin. Zarmine, un grand royaume situé au nord du continent, a subi une renaissance en l’arrivée de son nouveau roi. Insatisfait du peu de pouvoir qu’il possède, le désir de conquérir le monde l’a consumé. Par ordre de son roi sans égal, l’Armée des Ténèbres a envahi plusieurs pays, les plongeant dans les flammes de la guerre. Sunkwoll, un petit royaume situé au sud-ouest du continent, faisait partie de ces pays envahis. Son pouvoir national ne s’était même pas étalé sur 10 % du continent. Le moral des troupes était au plus bas. Quant au roi actuel, les privilèges qu’il donnait aux nobles lui a fait perdre l’affection de son peuple. La fin du frêle royaume de Sunkwoll… semblait imminente.

Ichijo Hotaka sees youth as fleeting and meaningless—until he meets Ao Hoshikawa, a girl who challenges his detached outlook. After finding his discarded essay, she pulls him into unexpected conversations about life, writing, and the small mysteries around them. As their paths intertwine, Ichijo begins to question his own isolation. In the quiet moments of playgrounds and rain-soaked streets, he wonders: can youth be more than just something to endure? Blue and Endless Rains is a story of fleeting connections, introspection, and teenagers struggling to define themselves in a world that demands they fit in. Through fragmented moments of honesty, they learn that even the blandest sky holds a shade of blue worth looking at.

Somewhere in the depths of space… An object pulsed faintly, radiating light—yet at the same time, it seemed to absorb it. Its size was impossible to measure, as if its very existence defied the laws of reality. Anything that approached—asteroids, stars, even light itself—was consumed without a trace, disappearing into the void. If one were to observe closely, they would see the fabric of space twisting and distorting around it, yet somehow appearing stable—as if reality itself were an illusion.  Its rough, circular shape resembled what humans might call a black hole—though whether that truly defined its nature was a question beyond understanding. Its location? Fortunately for humankind, it was nowhere near the Milky Way galaxy. Suddenly, a streak of white and gold light erupted from the black hole's center, cutting through the darkness with blinding speed. It shot into the depths of space, with no sign of slowing or changing course. Its destination? Unknown.

In the quiet corners of Kyoto, where the rain never seems to end, Ren Sakamoto lives a life of silence and solitude—until a chance meeting with a girl in a yellow raincoat begins to stir something long forgotten. Their bond grows with each passing storm, unfolding gently between unspoken words and shared moments. A delicate, haunting tale of love, memory, and the spaces between what we feel and what we know.