Name Some Book

(Novel synopsis); "In a world where naming a monster makes them evolve a kind hearted woman gets kidnapped by goblins while she tried to protect two innocent kids. She's then forced to bare a goblin child that she first hates but later comes to love. Now read a emotionally deep novel about a goblin girl who later gains an elf like appearance and powerful skills & her great heartaches and betrayels she'll go through in her life, from beginning to the very end! How Will all this do to our protagonist? Would she go mad filled with nothing but hatred, or would she face the world head on? Read on to find out the fate of Delia von'sfield in: *A goblin with a name!*"

A Name No One Remembers On the last day of summer break, third-year student Sano Rika stood alone on the school rooftop, watching the sunset. That same night, she jumped. When classes resumed, no one spoke about her. The teachers ignored the empty seat by the window. The students moved on as if she had never existed. But I remember her. I remember the way she looked at me that evening, the way her cold fingers brushed against my arm. And now, I can still hear her voice. I wake up with the taste of blood in my mouth. Shadows stretch and whisper in my room at night. And in my dreams, Rika stands on the rooftop, calling my name. No one else remembers her. But something tells me that’s exactly what she wanted. Or maybe—what she needed.

In a world where history fades like whispers on the wind, young Tobias stumbles upon a forgotten relic—an ancient blade with a voice from the past. When he meets Siegfried, a warrior bound by fate and trapped within the sword, Tobias unknowingly awakens a legend lost to time. Siegfried reveals that he was once part of the Ten Nameless Oaths, an elite guild forged during the Great Age of Ash, when monstrous Fiends first emerged from the Rift at the heart of the Casderia Waters. But to Tobias, the past is nothing more than myths and forgotten names. He has never heard of the guild, the war, or even the Age of Ash itself. More disturbingly, he sees only a sword where Siegfried stands. The chilling truth soon dawns on Siegfried—he is no longer a man of flesh and blood, but a spirit imprisoned within the blade, cursed to exist beyond time. As Tobias promises to return and learn more, Siegfried is left alone in the dark once again, grappling with the questions that haunt him. Why was he sealed within this weapon? Was this his punishment for failing to protect his king? And if the world has forgotten The Ten Nameless Oaths… what else has been lost to history? With destiny pulling them together, Tobias and Siegfried are about to uncover truths that could reshape the world—and awaken forces that should have remained buried.

me translating follow the path of dao from infancy novel. you can hop on free chaps.

In the streets of early 1900s Europe, Detective Rumi unearths the truth by day and buries the guilty by night. A man bound by no law but his own, he investigates the very crimes he secretly avenges—delivering judgment. But when a series of disappearances shakes the city, the horror proves far greater than the murderers he hunts. The Silent Army—faceless, voiceless figures clad in heavy cloaks—moves through the streets like phantoms. As the city plunges deeper into uncertainty, Rumi finds himself at war with himself and beings of higher power.

In a world of killers and mercenaries, love floats in the air. Warm and intoxicating. It's like sweet and delicious poison. And all are affected. Isn't that wonderfully terrible?

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A ruthless billionaire, Alan Carter proposes a contract marriage to a desperate woman, Anna Thompson, who needs money for her father’s surgery. She expects a cold business arrangement, but what she doesn’t know is that Alan has enemies, dangerous ones. When an assassination attempt is made on him just days after their marriage, Anna finds herself caught in a web of power, deception, and revenge. What started as a transaction turns into a battle for survival, and the one man who was supposed to be her shield might be hiding more secrets than she can handle.

she only belonged to him

In the Isles of Briton and Eire lived the pantheon of the ekimmu; Arianrhod and her ilk.

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In a quiet library, Daniel Carter, a struggling novelist, stumbles upon an old, unnamed book. It has no title, no author—just pages that seem to whisper secrets only he can hear. Out of curiosity, he begins to read, unaware that his life is about to change in ways he never imagined. The deeper he dives into its pages, the more unsettling it becomes. The story feels strangely familiar, almost as if it knows him. As Daniel tries to make sense of it, reality and fiction begin to blur, leading him toward something he cannot quite explain. What is this book? Why does it feel so personal? And most importantly—who left it there for him to find? Some stories are written to be told. Others... to be lived.

THIS BOOK HAS BEEN DELETED

a girl who was living in her simple life and someone gave her a book. she was curios so she read. so in the next day she was reincarnated to a villian in a fantasy world. What will happen next?

It's the end of the world—the first bowl has been poured out, and the second bowl creeps in close. Living things have either evolved or devolved, and humanity—desperate and reckless—has turned to celestial and demonic tech for a chance against one predator, the Ashspawns, and with one goal: get ready for the second bowl. Camping in Neal City is Belial, Lord of Anarchy and Chaos, along with his dysfunctional family—a terrified light bearer and Levi, the shape-shifting devil’s pet who relishes getting on his nerves. With only ten percent of his mana left, Belial uses it to dodge Helel and keep himself safe. But when a glitching system hijacks reality at a crucial moment—whispering cryptic messages, issuing warped commands, and forcing him to choose between survival or the will of an unknown force—Belial is about to learn a hard truth. There is such a thing as too much chaos.

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A generic tale where the main character's life is ended by Truck-Kun, which results in a transmigration to a fantasy world. Pretty typical. Content Warning: Strong Language. That's all for the time being.

Very very bad book, you really don't want to read it.

A girl 'Ani' choose to write her unspoken words...But it's not a big deal right? there is always some words in everyone's life which are left unspoken. but..why she choose to write those words are they that important? well.. there is no need to read something like unspoken words Unless.... You don't remember something you really want to say to someone but somehow can't... She choose to write such words and you choose to read.. But remember one thing ... (it's Not a 'fiction') It's a whole life of someone collecting such words that never found a voice...

Nora is a young slave girl who has spent her entire life serving the wealthy Clinton family. From a tender age, she has learned to be invisible—a "nobody" in the eyes of the world, existing only to serve and obey. Yet, as she grows older, Nora begins to question the life of servitude she’s been born into. She dreams of a life where she is her own master, free from the cruel control of her owners. But freedom seems like an impossible dream. The Clintons rule their household with an iron fist, especially Mrs. Clinton, who harbors dark secrets behind the walls of her grand home. The strange behavior of other slaves, especially Mary, raises Nora's suspicions about what truly happens in the dead of night. Meanwhile, Mr. Clinton’s unsettling interest in Nora adds to her sense of fear and foreboding. As Nora navigates the dangerous landscape of being a slave, she makes mistakes, forms relationships, and begins to understand the complexities of power, trust, and survival. The path to freedom is treacherous, but Nora is determined to rise above her circumstances and become someone—not just another forgotten soul in a world that treats her like nothing. "Nobody" is the story of Nora’s journey from powerlessness to independence. As she grows in strength and confidence, she learns that freedom comes with a price.

There has to be some kind of universal comedian that has it out for Deiadalma Reign (dee-ah-doll-muh). No, you don't think so? So you have a better explanation on why she would be arriving home just as a group of men are finishing a hit? An explanation maybe on how exactly all of the timing in the world put her and their victim in the same alleyway just moments apart from each other? Clearly, someone in the cosmos saw a part for "unintentional witness" and thought she'd be perfect for the job. The only question now is, if she can somehow figure out a way to convince the leader of that group to see her as an exception to the "no witnesses" rule.

A group of teens find thare selves in a different world. and separated. (practically the plot line of Amphibia but with my own twisted and turns) will thay find each other or parish on the way home?