mystery

Noosphere. This is the name of a square-shaped robot assistant created by a young science enthusiast. That's right, that's my identity, I'm just a simple robot. It was a knowledge I immediately grasped when he activated me in his makeshift lab, from a room that might have once been a unused bedroom. I was programmed with some of his own modules that he thought were more useful than 'factory-made junk', he said. "Just call me Master, that's more convenient." Thus I began living with him in this all too quiet Neoclassical mansion, but it seems my Master's real life is not as peaceful as I thought. What mystery is he hiding?

Keith Whitestone was a schoolboy, until he met with car accident, he was supposed to die or ending up in hospital but something unthinkable happened. He found himself in middle of forest, he has no idea where he is, only that his wound suddenly disappeared. Just as Keith wonder how to survive the wilderness, he is bound by witcher alchemy system, allowing him to create alchemical item from witcher world. With a mean of survival, he decided to move forward. [PS: I do not own witcher and lord of the ring, they are properties of their respective owners]

Matthias, a man filled with passion and adventure was to be hunted, betrayed and assassinated. Yet death is not an end, but a chance to rewrite the beginning. But, this rewritten beginning comes at a cost, forcing him to uncover the price of his second chance In a world filled with angelic and demonic magic colliding. A war between transcendent beings and humans. Matthias must navigate through a treacherous path where cities glimmer with riches, yet hide treacherous secrets, with every step being him closer between salvation or damnation. Will he forge a new fate? Or will the chains of his past consume him once more? BTW: I'm doing this for fun. So there will be times that updates will not come for a long time.

Fragments: The Pillar Who Forsook the Crown Rio Hirigaya only wants to sleep. As the heir of a family that abandoned the throne, he prefers the quiet corner of a classroom over the weight of a crown. Yet fate binds him to Lylya Minakaya—the nation’s Golden Princess—dragging him back toward a destiny he never asked for. Rio is a flaw in reality itself. Within him resides the Extension, a terrifying force where past, present, and future collide in chaotic overlap. Though he holds power capable of shaking creation, Rio refuses divinity. He chooses to remain human—to feel, to fear, and to bow only before the Absolute Creator. One person, a thousand faces. To know Rio is like trying to grasp smoke—he exists, yet never stays the same. One morning, he is cold and distant, viewing the world as a burden. The next moment, he laughs foolishly, as if the weight of a crown never touched him. When silent, he is a deep abyss. When lazy, it is merely his escape from a suffocating fate. He wears no mask. He is simply ruled by his shifting moods—leaving everyone, even the Princess, wondering: Which Rio are they facing today? This is not a story about a god. It is the story of a boy standing at the edge of creation… who still chooses to kneel.

Greyhaven runs on routine and quiet obedience. People learn early not to ask questions. Edrin survives by carrying other people’s words. Letters, orders, sealed messages meant to be delivered, not understood. He keeps his head down, takes the coin, and moves on. One morning, he’s given a letter that shouldn’t exist. It has no sender, no record, and delivering it feels like crossing a line he can’t step back from. As familiar routines start to break and people quietly disappear, Edrin begins to realize that some messages aren’t meant to inform. They’re meant to erase. This isn’t a story about heroes. It’s about what happens when an ordinary life is disturbed by a single, irreversible choice.

Centuries after the war that shattered the world of Avalon, peace is little more than a fragile veil, concealing ancient ambitions and long-buried secrets. Kael Ashvern, a teenager from Ashfall village, lives a quiet life until a sudden tragedy forces him beyond the boundaries of everything he has ever known and reveals that the necklace left by his parents is one of the twenty Philosopher Stones, the most powerful artifacts born from the lingering remnants of The Great War. Hunted by rival factions and shadowed by dark forces beginning to stir once more, Kael gradually comes to understand that he is not merely a victim of fate. To survive, he must face a world where great power is never granted without sacrifice. Can Kael endure the trials ahead and uncover the truth behind his parents’ disappearance?

He kills in silence— but never without a song. In a world drowning in blood and demons, his music is both curse and requiem. And as the bodies fall, one question lingers in every trembling heart: Does he play for the dead... or for the damned.

Suleiman is a middle-aged, single Arab man, living a dull life and working full-time for a company. The other day, he was the fifth, failed, and worthless son of the patriarch of the notoriously cruel Ironside clan. In a world of magic and swords ruled by gods and demons, his fate seemed certain death. Until... [Ding!] [You have awakened the SSS-Rank Jinn System!] [Ding! System initialization successful...] [...] "Finally, my golden finger has arrived!" Just when Suleiman thought his own trickery had paid off, it came with a price that might be worse than death. Ultimately, genies aren't always nice.

"A wolf that cries after eating the sheep is not a shepherd. Likewise, even the blinding light is not better than darkness. Fate is like a river that always brings you to where you are destined to go. Those who oppose it will only drown in their own ambition." Hunted by cosmic horrors and cursed to return in time with every death, bleeding for worlds that have forgotten his name. Each resurrection erases another fragment of who he was.Rushing forward into a world that is unknown to him, Toki finds that the darkness he had been running from his whole life was always within him. As he climbs toward godhood and loses his humanity piece by piece, one question remains: how far can devotion push a man before he becomes something unrecognizable?Who is he really and how much will he have to sacrifice to achieve his goal?

[System Rebooting... Host Found.] [Do you wish to live?] Jiang Chen was the trash of the Iron Sword Sect—born with no talent, bullied by disciples, and thrown into the Corpse Ravine to rot. But death did not come. Instead, a voice came from the darkness, offering him a second chance. He awakened the Heavenly Devourer System. With it, Jiang Chen can do the impossible: Devour beasts to gain stats, learn skills instantly, and see the hidden flaws of the world. He rises from the mud, believing he has finally become the protagonist of his own story. But there is a catch. The System does not run on spiritual energy. It runs on Biomass. The "Quests" are becoming increasingly violent. The "Skills" feel alien to his human body. And at the corner of his vision, a strange counter ticks up with every victory: [Sync Rate: 1%...] As Jiang Chen conquers his enemies, he fails to notice the most terrifying truth of all: The System isn't serving him. It is preparing him.

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?

Genshin Impact: The Traitor Who Won’t Even Spare His Senior Sister is a dark-comedy, isekai (transmigration) novel set in the world of Genshin Impact. The story follows Song Yinjian, a modern man whose family has run funeral services for generations. Just as he is preparing to expand his real-world funeral business, he is suddenly transported to Teyvat. Instead of becoming a hero or adventurer, Song Yinjian does what he knows best: he rebuilds a funeral empire. Using his professional knowledge, sharp tongue, moral flexibility, and help from an unnamed system, he establishes an “immortal-grade” funeral service in Liyue. His business specializes in: Ice-preserved corpses One-stop burial services Delaying funerals for profit Outsourcing corpse-watching Turning criminal investigations into side income The novel blends: Murder mysteries Social satire Business manipulation Immortal cultivation Lewd humor & shameless inner monologues While outwardly polite and professional, Song Yinjian is ruthless when it comes to money, contracts, and exploiting loopholes in Liyue’s legal system. He frequently clashes with Wangsheng Funeral Parlor, the Qixing, and the authorities — while somehow remaining indispensable to all of them.

Kyle. A boy worn thin by expectations that were never truly his own. Misunderstood, overestimated, and exhausted from a lifetime spent pleasing everyone but himself. After graduation, he leaves behind his quiet countryside home, hoping a distant university might finally offer him peace. Instead, the city offers him something far stranger than loneliness. Waiting inside the house meant to be his new start is a girl he has never met-serene, unfamiliar, and fundamentally wrong in ways he can't quite name. She doesn't feel human. And she isn't very good at pretending to be. She asks if she can live with him. Reluctant, and too kind to refuse, Kyle agrees-unaware that he has just welcomed into his life something far older and far greater than he could possibly understand. She is not merely otherworldly. She is an existence that should not care about human hearts at all-an Outer God wearing a fragile disguise, observing a species she was never meant to touch. Yet he fascinates her. Beneath his calm exterior is a boy shaped by a past that taught him to distrust affection, to measure love as obligation, and to fear what it might demand of him in return. His brokenness is not something Anathasia was prepared for-nor something her kind was ever meant to encounter. As she watches him, studies him, and begins to feel, the boundary between observer and participant begins to erode. What begins as quiet cohabitation becomes something far more dangerous. Will their impossible bond heal the wounds Kyle tried so desperately to bury- or will it awaken emotions in both of them that neither of their worlds will allow to exist? [DISCLAIMER] This is a work of fiction set in a version of modern-day Earth. While real-world locations, historical events, cultures, and mythologies may be referenced, they are depicted in a fictionalized manner for storytelling purposes. All characters, interpretations, and narratives are products of my imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, beyond historical figures, is purely coincidental.

A hundred years ago, the "Incident of the Underworld Gate Opening" changed everything. History blames a heretic sorceress, but the truth is buried beneath the luxury of the Three Magic Kingdoms. While the world's elite thrive, seventy percent of the earth has become a toxic wasteland. In the dying village of Harasawa, Kazuki Tenma struggles to survive amidst poisonous air and a creeping plague. But between a corrupt empire, a desperate revolutionary army, and the ruthless Kurohana Magic Mafia, survival is no longer enough. Haunted by the forbidden legend of the Moon Goddess, Kazuki must make a choice: wither away in the dust, or challenge the very destiny that has shackled humanity for a century.

Ember collects debts for a living. He never thought he'd owe one himself. Then he lights a candle he's been saving for no reason. The flame leans toward him like it knows his name. A crack opens in his floor. Something rises from it something that wears brine-soaked rags and regards him like a debt finally come due. Now there is a mark on his wrist. Violet. Pulsing. Growing. His sister used to love candles. Rain lined them on her windowsill. That was before the clinic. Before the bills. Before she stopped asking him to visit. The mark remembers her too. Ember wanted only to survive, to endure, to keep his ledger balanced and his door locked. But the door is already open. The collector is already in the hall. And the debts he's processed for years were never just numbers. They were payments toward something he didn't understand. Now he has to learn what he signed. What it costs. And whether, after everything he's taken from everyone else, there's anything left in him worth collecting.

In a world where ambition can rewrite reality, power is measured by a number, and survival by the strength of your will. Across the drifting islands of the Resonant Archipelago, people awaken to living laws called Aspects: Space, Time, Death, Hope, Despair, and more. Governments regulate them. Armies weaponize them. Storms born from broken ideals reshape entire regions. Centuries ago, a mysterious figure named Denis challenged the system and left behind a dangerous question about choice, power, and what it means to rise beyond humanity. Now, a boy from Hollow Lane sets out toward the Central Continent with his family, chasing something impossible: To reach the level of a god, and Create the Greatest Saga the world has ever seen.

Like a dream, Cain found himself in a world that had descended into chaos. Portals had suddenly opened in the sky, and all kinds of unspeakable creatures poured out of them. Before the world could understand what was happening, it was overrun by man-eating Curses. The global population began to drop drastically as people were forced to abandon the surface and hide in the cracks of the world—or die gruesome deaths. At the same time, superpowered individuals known as the Awakened began to appear, and before long, humanity slowly started to fight back. Cain soon discovered a secret no one else knew: a higher power was at play. Demons. Thousands of them existed, and they had begun to plague the world. For a heavy price, Cain obtained a System that made him part demon, but it came with one condition. He had to complete various kinds of tasks. These included sex, stealing powers from the Awakened, and enslaving lesser creatures. Join Cain on his journey to become one of the most powerful beings the universe has ever seen. Note: The MC is not a do-gooder—he is essentially evil. Please support by saving and gifting. Thanks.

Ezra Belloren is a knight. The most faithful blade of the first prince, Helios De Luxaelian Sunthyr. Feared across the land, he is known as the Crimson Fae, a knight whose beauty is always stained with blood. No one questions his loyalty or his skill. But Ezra carries a secret he has sworn never to reveal. He is an omega. For twenty-four years, Ezra hid his second gender and lived content with his life as a knight. That secret alone was dangerous enough. Then, on an unexpected night, he found himself under the gaze of a gold-eyed prince, and everything changed. Five years later, Ezra returns from a long “vacation” after receiving urgent letters from Helios about the kingdom’s worsening state, calling his captain back to duty. He does not return alone. At his side is a child with golden eyes, the unmistakable mark of royal blood. Ezra will do whatever it takes to fulfill his duty as a knight, even if it means hiding the truth of his hidden heir from the very kingdom he swore to protect. ⊱༺༒︎༻⊰ “Maman… do I have a papa?” Lior asks, his eyes wide with innocent curiosity. Ezra almost frowns at the sudden question. He stops himself just in time. “Of course you do.” Lior’s grip tightens around his sleeve. “Where is he?” Ezra doesn’t answer right away. How could he? How could he explain that Lior’s father was someone he had already met, someone who walked the halls of the palace in gold and authority? Someone who could never be allowed to know he existed.

Everyone chosen by the Spark must protect others from the Void. Kai's quiet life ends when it chooses him. He fights to get his life back. But chosen by sparks seems glory to others. To Kai, it's a curse that burns him alive. Will he survive till the end or burn while trying to live?

Born as the fourth prince of a decaying empire, Wu An was raised to be brilliant, polite—and irrelevant. Cast aside by his brothers and ignored by his warlord father, he wore his mask well: the quiet scholar, the forgotten son. But when a strange light drags him from his modern world into a twisted imperial court filled with ancient rites and fractured thrones, he awakens in a body shaped for power—and vengeance. To survive the throne room is to master the battlefield. To win the war is to become a monster. When war erupts in the north, Wu An unleashes a brutal campaign of subterfuge and slaughter. But beneath every victory lies something far more terrifying—visions of monks with bone-bead rosaries, scriptures written in blood, and gods that do not belong to this world. At the heart of the empire is a secret buried in ink and ash, and behind every smile in the capital, a knife waits.