Praise The Sun Dark Souls

Synopsis In a world that moves too fast for hearts to speak, two souls—unknown to each other, yet somehow already familiar—cross paths in a moment that feels less like chance and more like the whisper of destiny. He is a quiet storm, a man of still waters and unfinished sentences, carrying the weight of memories that no longer belong to him. She is a flicker of light, a woman stitched together by poems and pauses, searching for something she cannot name. Neither is looking for the other, and yet, life folds time and space just enough to make them collide. Drawn together by the hush between heartbeats and the language of shared silence, their connection feels ancient—something that once was, and somehow, is again. In a world of missed trains and lost glances, their eyes find each other like constellations aligning across a night sky they've always belonged to. But was it fate that led them here… or the slow, sacred pull of souls remembering what the world has forgotten? This is not a story about falling in love. This is a story about being found—in the echoes of past lives, in the poetry of presence, in the deep, unspoken knowing that some strangers are not strangers at all. Blurb “What happens when healing comes from silence, and love arrives when you’ve already given up on being seen?” Leila Zaman never expected freedom to feel so heavy—until Milan gave her space to breathe, and a stranger began to notice the parts of her even she had forgotten. A poetic, emotional journey through family scars, quiet strength, and a slow-burn love worth staying for. #FamilyDrama #SlowBurnRomance #SouthAsianVoices

In a world where hybrids are nothing more than pests. Rem finds herself blessed with a loving family. However, a terrible hex given to her at birth makes it hard to control her rage. Not only that, but she has fallen in love with a man hell-bent on destroying the world she lives in! “Come with me if you want to live!” She declares, holding her hand towards the craziest Lycan to ever live. -Second Book of The Gate of Shadows- -Updated Monday, Wednesday, and Friday-

In the Middle Realm, civilizations of Humans, Elves, Dwarves, Orcs, Beastkin, and Merfolk rose from the remnants of the Great War. Shaped by residual energies, these races forged distinct cultures and societies, building alliances while still haunted by the scars of past conflicts. Though peace was sought, old wounds festered, and the potential for unrest remained ever-present. At the heart of this volatile world stands Evan, captain of the Golden Sun Guild, leading a team of elite warriors and mages. They face threats both external and internal, but their greatest challenge may lie not in the monsters they battle, but in the deep, hidden forces tied to the lingering aftermath of the Great War.

Changing the past, freeing yourself from regret, or trying to escape from those you couldn't save... That's all Snore has thought about since the last battle with the dark kingdom. After having lost almost all of Snore, the protagonist becomes thirsty for revenge and decides to kill the one who took away what she loved most. However, when she was about to do so, for some reason go back to the past, returning to where it all began. Upon realizing the situation, Snore will try at all costs to avoid that tragedy, fighting against a memory loss that will prevent him from remembering the most important moments. As if that weren't enough, on her journey she will be forced to test her morality, which has been destroyed by the cruel fate she has already endured.

Arvani, a homeless girl, suddenly awakens her miracle power at the age of twenty. But that power comes with a price. "Was it you who freed my soul, filthy woman?" Oh no—how could a legendary swordmaster suddenly appear before Arvani? As this dangerous power awakens, Arvani’s life begins to change. But is that change for the better... or will it drag her into the abyss? "I kinda want to destroy the world... but then again, who’s gonna pay my salary?"

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.

Abandoned at birth. Exiled through holy fire. Raised in the jaws of hell. Amon was cast into the abyss as a child — sacrificed by the Pope himself under the lie of “divine will.” Born with royal blood and labeled a cursed vessel, he was fed to the demons. But he didn’t die. He learned. He adapted. He devoured. Twenty years later, he sits upon a throne of bone, the soul of a demon king burning within him, his humanity twisted by betrayal and survival. Now, he is no longer just a man. No longer just a demon. He is something else. As war brews across realms and ancient powers awaken, Amon sets his eyes on the ultimate prize: The Key to the Human World. To reclaim what was stolen. To unmask false gods. To conquer both Heaven and Hell. Let the world beware — The soul devourer has returned.

Rein was just another part-timer drowning in routine—until he logged into Dark Fantasy Soul with a single, reckless choice: to play as a healer, the most overlooked and thankless class in the game. No damage. No glory. Just for fun and curiosity. But something went wrong. Dragged from his world into the brutal reality of the game itself, Rein awakens in a high-level death zone meant for elite players—alone, under-leveled, and without a way out. Pain is real. Death is not an escape. And the only path forward lies through the merciless Trial of Grace—a gauntlet designed not to test strength, but willpower.

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

A shattered god's soul gives Tim and Riku additional bodies in another world, while their Earth selves remain unchanged. Now they're living double lives. Tim a 30 year old Teacher has the body of a 19 Year old Female Cultivator. Riku a 18 year old college student has the body of a 24 year old confident Male Cultivator warrior.

Long ago, when hell split open, thousands of demonic beings crawled out. Pope Luthian II was terrified. He did not understand what had happened—but he knew something had to be done. With every ounce of faith, he cried out to the gods. To his absolute astonishment, they responded. Through their divine guidance, he founded the Order of the Severed Sun—an elite brotherhood of holy knights tasked with hunting down the creatures that had escaped from hell. But these knights were no ordinary warriors. They were granted power by the Sun God himself. In return, each knight had to offer something deeply personal as sacrifice—something they could never regain. The Order fought with everything they had. And in the end, they succeeded—sealing the gates of hell once more. Centuries passed, and the Order still stood. The gates remained closed, but the world was far from cleansed. Among the Order’s warriors was Reinhart the One-Armed, a famed knight who had sacrificed his limb for divine strength. During the cleansing of a remote village rumored to harbor a demon, Reinhart found something unexpected: a six-year-old boy. Reinhart made a decision. He would take the boy in. He would raise him. And he would train him... to become his successor.

In a world where unknown mazes devour the souls of the weak, Joseph was nothing but a small pawn in a game much larger than him. Joseph, an ordinary boy with no notable talent, entered the black maze with his team in search of a chance to escape the harsh reality. But when the shadows trapped them inside an abandoned castle, his companions decided to sacrifice him. They left him as prey for a magical beast… and fled. But Joseph did not die. He returned. A mysterious power whispered to him from the depths of darkness, granting him a power that changed the course of his life.

In a world ruled by bloodlines and bound by fate, a boy with no power dares to defy destiny itself. The world of Ensei is dying—rotting beneath the weight of ancient kingdoms, godlike rulers, and the corruption of Shinmei, the life-force that once united all things. Once accessible to all, Shinmei has become the domain of the elite, its secrets locked behind noble names and inherited blood. In the quiet town of Shizuhara, Lynx—a sharp-tongued street rat with a restless heart—knows this truth better than anyone. Born into a powerless lineage, mocked by his peers, and told he'll never control Shinmei, Lynx has spent his life chasing a dream everyone insists he’ll never reach. Until one night, lost in a fog-covered forest, Lynx meets a woman who should not exist. A Transcendent. A god in human form. She asks him a simple question: “What do you wish for most?” Lynx answers with a truth he's never dared to speak aloud: “To destroy the world.” So begins his descent into the unknown—a path of spirits and monsters, broken gods and buried truths. Armed with nothing but his rage, a fractured destiny, and a power he was never meant to wield, Lynx will challenge the foundations of Ensei itself. This is not a story of heroes. This is the story of a boy who becomes a vessel of change—whether the world is ready or not.

Adam was a quiet kid until the day corporate monsters murdered his only family and buried the evidence beneath their silver-dollar lies. Reborn as a fledgling vampire, he stalks the night with fangs sharpened by vengeance and magic flickering beneath his skin. Every drop of blood spilled is a ledger entry in his war against the soulless tycoons who think themselves untouchable. As Adam’s power blooms—and his humanity withers—he must decide: become the monster they fear, or let their corruption consume him first. —end of briefing.

Three hundred years ago, monstrous beings of unimaginable power and terrifying forms appeared, throwing the world into chaos. No one knew their origins or the reason for their arrival, but their rampage pushed humanity to the brink of extinction. Just as all hope seemed lost, three legendary heroes emerged from the light, blessed by the goddess Cecilia. Armed with divine power, they waged war against the creatures, ultimately defeating the Demon King and restoring peace. Thanks to their efforts, humanity gained the strength to defend itself, forging a world where people could stand against the darkness. But as history fades into legend, new threats begin to stir—threats that may once again test the resolve of humankind.

Fifty years ago, magic burst unexpectedly into a medieval world already in turmoil. Kingdoms scrambled to take full control of this new phenomenon, sparking brutal wars to prove their power and dominance. These kingdoms were built on the blood of those who dared to speak against the kings and their selfish ambitions. Blinded by their own power, some believed magic was the work of satanic rites; others thought it was a gift from God. In a remote village called Huanta, a group of children are torn from their homes during an invasion by the Saqras—a ruthless organization driven by bloodlust and destruction. The children are divided into two groups and forced to fight to the death to survive. Among the survivors, Illari, Ikari, Mirelle, and Hadrian form a close bond of friendship under the reluctant mentorship of a mysterious Saqra named Manel, who wields a magical sword. Together, they must endure the brutal realities of their new existence—and begin to unravel the dark secrets behind the magic that changed their world forever.

"no one knows the way things started" .. .. A young girl named Misaki who lived happily with her mother and her older brother suddenly got dragged into a strange place that say that she belongs to strange species of humans called "Ascenders", she continues in this journey only to face throught tragedies and discover things that should have stayed hidden for eternity...

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.

The Teahouse of Fleeting Souls is a dark fantasy novel steeped in Chinese folklore and supernatural mystery. Set in an ancient town shrouded in mist, the story follows a mysterious woman who runs a hidden teahouse that serves not the living—but the dead. Each cup of tea brewed in the teahouse reveals a forgotten memory, an unresolved regret, or a lingering curse. Wandering spirits come seeking solace, redemption, or revenge—and the teahouse’s enigmatic owner offers them more than just tea: she offers them a final choice. As the veil between worlds begins to thin, long-buried secrets rise, karmic debts unfold, and the line between host and ghost starts to blur… A tale of fate, vengeance, and the price of memory—The Teahouse of Fleeting Souls is where the past is never truly gone, and every sip could be your last.

Mother Earth is healing herself. In the 20th and 21st centuries, the World is engulfed in two major wars between mankind. Survivors migrated massively to war-free places, but the impact was still felt there. Bacteria, viruses, radiation, and mutated creatures continue to erode the human population. But humans continue to develop science in search of new planets. A group of scientists discovered a planet similar to the Earth called Valkan. Hoping to communicate, they created a tool called SOULS that can connect the soul of its users to distant places. Adrien Adrestia, a prince of the Kingdom of Arestiana gets the "Grace" of connecting with the earthlings. However, it turns out that he is connected to a serial killer inmate coded Zero. An ideological battle took place in his head. Not only that, the threat of war from enemy kingdoms and earth colonies continues to heat up. Will Adrien and Zero try to stop that? Or are they fighting for bodies? note: (A Low Fantasy Medieval and Futuristic Post-Apocalypse Hybrid)

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.