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One elite school. One dead student. Two boys who can’t stand each other…and can’t stay away. Welcome to Blackwell Academy. A school where power isn’t earned…it’s inherited. Blackwell Academy is the most prestigious high school in the country…. But behind the ivy-covered walls and marble floors, nothing is innocent. Secrets are traded. Scandals are covered. And everyone is playing a role in the chain. At the top of the food chain is The Glass Circle….a powerful, group of six students born into wealth, influence, and power. They’re admired, feared, envied. Untouchable. One night, one of them, in the circle ends up dead. What happens when Ash Rivera….a quiet, artistic scholarship student from the slums of the city…witnesses the one thing he was never meant to see? He wasn’t supposed to be at the party. He wasn’t supposed to step into their world. He wasn’t suppose to see the body fall off the rooftop. He definitely wasn’t supposed to catch Dominic Vale’s attention. But one wrong night changes everything. He’s the only one who knows the truth…and the only one the killer didn’t plan for. “They said I didn’t belong in their world. They were right. Now I’m the secret no one saw coming.” And why does Dominic keep saying, "Ash Rivera is mine. No one touches him…no one…except me."

When Arila Vellion wakes up in the body of a noble girl in a magical kingdom, her first thought is not, “Where am I?” but rather, “Please don’t let this be a dating sim.” Spoiler alert: it is. And she’s the glitch in the main storyline. Reincarnated with full memories of her past life as Shizuku, a sarcastic, over-caffeinated Japanese high schooler with a sweet tooth and a love for otome games, Arila quickly realizes she’s been thrown into a romantic fantasy world complete with glittering nobles, dramatic plotlines, and way too many sparkly boys with tragic backstories. She was supposed to be a background character. A cake-obsessed extra who quietly died of heartbreak in Chapter Two. But thanks to one poorly timed lightning spell and a wyvern crash-landing into a royal ball, Arila has accidentally triggered multiple romance routes, bonded with a divine fox spirit named Ninko (who may or may not be judging everyone), and become the magical prodigy everyone’s talking about. Now, she has five elemental affinities, a rapidly growing fanbase of confused love interests, and an entire noble society that can’t decide whether she’s a genius or a walking disaster. (Hint: it’s both.) Unfortunately, the world she’s landed in doesn’t play fair. Behind the sparkles and courtly dances lies a tangled web of magical politics, ancient prophecies, and rival heroines who take their drama very seriously. From scheming villainesses with perfect hair to a bubbly commoner girl with suspicious protagonist energy, Arila is surrounded by walking plot points—and not a single one of them understands her sarcastic anime references. Between dodging marriage proposals, sabotaging flag events with strategic pastry distribution, and accidentally becoming the center of magical warfare, Arila just wants to live a chill, snack-filled life with her divine fox and a kitchen full of cocoa. But fate—and apparently the headmaster of Divine Royale Academy—has other plans. Welcome to a world where: • Your school schedule includes wand combat and etiquette for duels, • Your romantic rival might be a dragon in disguise, • And your only defense against political matchmaking is a sarcastic smirk and a frying pan. Can Arila rewrite the narrative, survive magical orientation, and launch her dream dessert empire—without becoming the final boss of this love story? Probably not. But she is wearing sneakers to the next royal event. Just in case.

Haruki Tenma is the kind of boy no one ever notices twice. Calm, quiet, and a little too good at staying invisible. His only real passion? Capturing fleeting moments through the lens of his camera. Miyako Hanabira is the girl everyone notices. Loud, stylish, unpredictable—and way out of Haruki’s league. She’s the type who goes viral without trying and laughs in the face of rules. To her, Haruki was just a "safe friend"—the background guy with a good heart and no game. Until one accidental photo submission... turns into a national contest win. And that photo? A cosplay shot of Miyako—so perfect, so romantic, it gets them entered into a government-sponsored *symbolic youth marriage program*. Now they’re **secretly married**. Legally? Yes. Emotionally? Absolutely not. Romantically? …Well, that’s complicated. To avoid a scandal, the two agree to fake nothing, feel nothing, and just wait it out until graduation. But as they share mornings, dinners, house chores, festivals, and after-practice walks under cherry blossoms—something fragile and real starts to bloom between them. They’re not dating. They’re just married. So why does it feel like love?

Magic is the programming language of the world. But in a fantasy world, nobody has ever heard about programming. That is, nobody except Aurea. Formerly known as Aurora, she was reborn with all the knowledge she brought from Earth. She spent the 40 years of her previous life studying society, science, programming, hermetism, mythology, and alchemy. She died financially broke and emotionally broken, but all her accumulated knowledge and her nerdiness are about to pay off. She starts her life as the daughter of a slave, set against impossible odds from the beginning. But if incantations work as a programming language, then she knows exactly what to do to turn the tables. Words and syntax were the bread and butter of her former life, and material components look more like APIs and plugins. She didn’t meet a Goddess, wasn’t summoned like a hero, didn’t have a System giving her an ability. Instead, she was just dropped there to fend for herself. But with her knowledge, she doesn’t need a cheat skill. She is the cheat herself. Discord https://discord.gg/rrFNCtvCHZ ::: Update Schedule is according to my time, which means Brazil Time (GMT -03). I wouldn’t be able to keep track of all timezones and the ever-floating Summer Saving Times and stuff, so you can either calculate it to your timezone, or just get used, because it won’t be changing for some time (I hope never, actually). I’m keeping some stockpiled chapters and always getting the posts scheduled, and any unforeseen circumstances will be explained in time. Every day: 09 AM and 04 PM (BRT, which is GMT -03) ::: What NOT to expect in this novel: - Explicit sex content - Depiction of slavery in any “good side” or “positive light”. Slavery is Evil, period. - The MC to enter a straight relationship - Harem - NTR - Any form of race superiority or inferiority discourse - Sexism - Random banter about food or entire chapters dedicated to food (I mean, I love food as much as anyone else, I’m just too tired of every single isekai novel having entire chapters describing food) What TO expect in this novel: - A slowburn story - Brain beats brawn - Action scenes, though they aren’t the first focus - The MC may enter romantic relationships, but they take more of a backstage role - People trying to live healthy polyamorous relationships. They might succeed or fail, but the important thing is that this isn’t about one person taking center stage and everyone else worshipping them - Sex might be mentioned or implied, but never more than that - Sometimes the characters might use strong language - Sadism - No, really. Sadism. Aurea might be originally a 40-year-old from Earth, but a child's brain is a child's brain, and very susceptible to trauma. The roughness of the environment of her upbringing might warp her personality a bit. This isn’t to say that she will be down a villainess path. She will just have some pleasure in making evil people suffer. Think Yae Miko in her character demo, “Anecdote of a Divine Kitsune Guuji”, you can find it on YouTube. It’s that kind of “ludic sadism”. - I’m not really sure on the level of… description of those scenes, yet. I think that when I get close to that, I’ll put up a poll to see your thoughts on the matter. It will take some time to get there, though.

Rhea Nyx was supposed to have her forever. A mate bond. A pack. A future. But forever shattered the day he walked away, leaving her broken, pregnant, and alone in a sterile hospital room that didn’t care if she lived or died. Now, she’s just surviving. Barely. Until a little girl with too-big eyes and too much hope drags her into something like a second chance. Rhea doesn't believe in second chances. Not anymore. But when the people she's grown to protect are threatened, Rhea does what wolves do best—she fights back. Hard. And just when she thinks she's got nothing left to lose, she meets him. Her second chance mate. Only… he’s not just a man. He’s a hybrid. A set toy. Built in a lab, owned by monsters, trained to obey. And yet—he looks at her like she’s the only real thing in the world. Now Rhea has to make a choice. Burn it all down, or become the very thing that could break her mate. This is a story about found family, the soft ache of grief, the sharp edge of survival—and the kind of love that doesn’t ask for permission.

Zone-9 isn’t a world. It’s a stage. And Rael? He’s not the actor—he’s forced to be the director, without a script. Ten zones. Ten leaders. One system that can’t be opposed. But when Rael uncovers a forbidden file called “The Glass,” the line between reality and simulation begins to crack. Citizens start dreaming. Cities begin to shift. And the mirror… starts reflecting something that isn’t him.

Elena Hart was only twelve when her father died, leaving her mother to raise her alone in a crumbling town called Maplebridge. Life was hard, but Elena had dreams and her mother’s quiet strength to push her forward. When her mother is later diagnosed with breast cancer and dies during Elena’s first year of university, she is left truly alone. Betrayed by relatives, surrounded by half-siblings who never truly knew her, and struggling to stay afloat, Elena finds shelter in unexpected places from a misunderstood math teacher to her late mother’s best friend, and finally, a mysterious older man who offers to sponsor her graduate studies abroad. But trust, fear, and the weight of gossip threaten to drown her before she even begins. The Girl Who Was Left Behind is a sweeping, emotional coming-of-age tale about grief, resilience, and finding light in the most unexpected people.

Some dreams do not end. They trap you instead. Dean Callahan, once a fading name on a hospital tag, awakens young again in a world built from broken memories and dreams. With no clue how he arrived, and shadows of a life long gone clinging to him, he finds himself inside the Silver Glass. A twisted, beautiful realm that reflects not what you are, but what you’ve buried. There are rules in Somnioire. Dean doesn’t know them. But something in this place knows him. And it’s waiting.

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Everyone wonders what it is like to live the high life of royalty. No one truly considers the danger that may accompany it, nor do they think of how much is expected out of them when they approach life as an outsider. Not only does Aithne Centhos have to deal with threats on her life by her own family, but she is also expected to find "love" in order to solidify her position as a Princess of Kairos. Updates are published on Saturday.

Yuta died alone on a rainy street. He woke up in another world, starving, afraid, and carrying nothing but beef jerky and rice balls in his backpack. When he offers that food to a half-wild wolf girl, everything changes. In her culture, food is a vow. A bond. A claim. Now they must survive the twisted world. Together they will fight, learn, and love — even if neither fully understands what love means yet.

What if you find a way to make something impossible, possible that you choose any type of anime character you could think of and get their power. what anime character would you choose? A evildoer made a VR world that no other person could of thought that someone could make. A VR world that you could choose any type of anime characters power. Three teenagers got selected for this project and now they have to find a way to survive and find a way to get back home. This is not a ordinary novel. This is Anime War.

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.

Penelope Marks was a young, teenage girl living under the wrath of her step-mother, Mary. Bound by chores and work, she had no social life. The only things to keep her going were her books, art and fantasies. Being close to her eighteenth birthday, she had one goal: finish high school and get out of that house. With no Prince Charming to rescue her, she had no choice but to work hard to save herself. That was, until Derek Filmore came into the picture. A boy born to wealth and heir to his family's estate, one day Derek took notice of Penelope. Having no clue that he was lurking in the shadows, watching her, Penelope continued to work towards her goal of getting out of that house. Then, on that one fateful day, it happened... Suddenly finding herself free from Mary, Penelope now comes face to face with the real world. As she works through overcoming her traumas, she finds that life is not as easy as she thought it would be on the other side. Now, she is broken and scared with no idea on how to move on. With Derek by her side, she knows she is brave enough to face the challenge. Theres just one problem: Derek is also overburdoned with taking over the family's company and can't give Penelope all the attention she needs. Did Penelope find her Prince Charming after all? Or did her fantasy of finding her happily ever after have more flaws than she realized?

She cannot speak. She cannot die. And for as long as she remembers, she has known only pain. Cursed with immortality and stripped of her voice, the girl has been passed from hand to hand—some seeking answers, others driven by fear. Torture, experimentation, reverence, and revulsion… all for a mystery she cannot explain. Then came Simon, who bought her from a traveling seller, as one might purchase a cursed relic. Like the others, he seeks to unravel the secret behind her immortality. But as Simon digs deeper into the truth of her curse, he begins to uncover a darker horror than either of them could have imagined. Because some things are not meant to be understood. And some souls were never meant to be saved.

Lucien Valez doesn't fall in love- He makes people fall for the idea of him. He's all sharp smiles, unfinished glances, and secrets hidden behind clean collars and perfect posture. People like him don't bleed. They leave that to the ones who get too close. Ruelle Delos Reyes knows this. She's careful, distant, and never gives anyone a second look-until Lucien gives her one first. She tells herself it means nothing. Those boys like Lucien are just passing storms-pretty to look at, but meant to ruin you. But he keeps coming back. But Ruelle isn't scared. Not yet. Because no one ever thinks they're the next tragedy- Until the fall already feels like flying.

Once, Isabella Sinclair lived a life of silk and diamonds, the adored heiress of a powerful dynasty. That world crumbled in a single night. Left with nothing but the clothes on her back, she was abandoned, mocked, and forgotten—just another face lost in the alleyways of a ruthless city. Survival wasn’t a choice. It was a war. Forced to navigate the brutal reality of homelessness, Isabella learned that power wasn’t in wealth—it was in fearlessness, in resilience, in the art of commanding respect. As she clawed her way out of the gutters, she didn’t seek redemption. She sought control. One step at a time, she infiltrated the hidden corridors of the elite, rewriting the rules of power until the very people who once sneered at her found themselves kneeling at her feet. They thought she was broken. They thought she was done. They never saw her coming. A story of strength, revenge, and the undeniable force of a woman who refused to disappear. Isabella was a fallen heiress—but she would rise as something far greater.

They look like mirrors. But they’re not. Elise saw something watching her from behind the glass. Now it won’t stop. And the more she looks… …the closer it gets.

Claire Benning, a teenage werewolf turned at age nine, navigates the complex politics and emotions of supernatural life while struggling with love, identity, and rising to the role of Alpha. When a mysterious lycan named Mason enters her life, he sets off a chain of betrayals, blackmail, and power struggles that could doom her pack and expose the hidden world of werewolves to devastating consequences. Like bait, Mason draws Claire into a complex spiderweb of love, conflict, feelings that are running amok, and revenge long since cold. At every twist and turn, there is a new threat; but this is not only the antique Imperial lycans in their shrouds of mystery. Maybe the greatest threat actually is the girl created to be Alpha: Claire herself.

It all started with job hunting. she thought she'd just get her job and life goes on. except that wasn't it. she never expected herself to get lost in a strange world, filled of mystical wonders. At first, all she wanted was to find a way to get out of there. But in a nick of time... she didn't want to leave. Lexi knew herself to never cry about leaving somewhere or saying goodbyes, but then, she couldn't help it. she had grown too attached. Did they even love her? or did they just know her as the lost girl...

"The Girl Who Touched the Devil’s Scars" They call him Il Diavolo—the Devil of Verona. Feared by nations, worshipped by criminals, and hated by the man staring back at him in the mirror. Luca Moretti is the head of Italy’s most ruthless mafia empire, but beneath the blood and brutality lies a past he never speaks of... a childhood drowned in betrayal, pain, and fire. He vowed never to love. Never to feel. Never to let anyone touch the ashes he hides under his skin. Until her. Y/N is everything he isn’t—gentle, emotionally raw, and deeply loved. A girl with a soul made of sunlight and scars that aren’t visible to the world, only felt in the way she hugs, cries, and believes. When fate throws her into Luca’s dark world, she doesn't see a monster. She sees a man with broken hands who still builds things that can bleed. As their worlds collide, so do their wounds. She becomes the only softness he's ever known. He becomes the only danger she's ever craved. But love doesn’t survive easily in a world ruled by guns, secrets, and shadows. And when the past claws its way back, they’ll both have to choose: Redemption or Ruin