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Eclipsed Justice

In a world shattered by an unexplainable cosmic event known only as The Great Awakening, life itself changed forever. Humanity was no longer the sole bearer of consciousness—beasts, plants, and even the land itself began to evolve. In this new age, desire was no longer hidden; it was magnified, raw, and often deadly. Societal norms crumbled, and power became the only law. Thus began the Era of Awakeners—or as history remembers it, the Era of Chaos. Those who could wield the newfound power became either saviors or tyrants. Two opposing forces arose from the chaos: the Luminaries, guardians of light who sought order and justice, and the followers of darkness, who reveled in might and domination. Demon Beasts surged across the land, controlled by dark hands, while noble Spiritual Beasts allied with the light, bound to awakened warriors through sacred pacts. But the war for balance wasn't fought just with claws or spells—it was a battle of ideology. At the height of the conflict, two legends emerged: Solaris Auroran, champion of light, and The Eclipsed One, master of darkness. Their final battle reshaped the world, ending with both their deaths and the birth of two great faiths: the Church of Light and the Dark Covenant. Now, in a fragile era of uneasy peace, the world stands at a crossroads. The scars of the past have not healed. Corruption festers within even the holiest sanctuaries. Shadows gather in secret, and whispers of a second Awakening loom on the horizon. This is not a story of good versus evil—it is a story of power, consequence, and the primal desires that shape all life. In a world where beasts can think and gods can die, who will shape the future: the noble, the corrupt… or something entirely new?
Alpha_orionis · 13.7k Views

Revenge It Is

Sally’s world shatters when her father, Ray, dies suddenly under mysterious circumstances. What follows is even crueler: the relatives who are all she has left turn into strangers. Ray’s brother and Sally's uncle, Dominic, seizes the opportunity to claim Ray’s inherited land, the very land that had been Sally and her now mentally unstable mother Fay’s only means of survival. Life grows harsher, and soon after, Fay later dies from an illness.Sally is forced to live with Dominic, whose house feels like a constant threat. Only his wife, Eva ,childless and compassionate, treats Sally as her own, making the house bearable. Years later, Sally discovers a dark secret that puts her life in danger. Hunted by Dominic’s men and cornered at a cliff, she is forced to jump. She survives but loses her memory and is adopted by a fisherman’s family. Believed dead, Sally lives quietly until fate brings Dominic, now a powerful tycoon, back into her life. Realizing she has no memory of the past, he plots to eliminate her for good. As the truth behind her parents’ deaths resurfaces, Sally is nearly killed again, but she survives, this time with her memory intact. She is rescued by a mysterious old man who knows more than he lets on. ... Since birth, Calum has never known true happiness. Though born into a wealthy family, they were wolves in human skin. When his parents died at the age of eight, he was abandoned on all sides and left to survive on the streets. Begging, stealing, and starving became his daily reality, stripping him of all faith in humanity. But just when he thought he had found kindness in a stranger, Calum was betrayed and sold to a cruel orphanage, where he suffered even greater horrors. At fifteen, he is finally adopted by another wealthy family, but compassion has long since left him. Treated as a tool rather than a son, Calum focuses on only one goal: to rise above his past and exact revenge on everyone who made his life a living hell. Then he meets her, two-faced like himself, sweet one moment and calculative the next. Will this encounter heal them both, or will it derail their shared hunger for revenge?
StrangeCreature · 363 Views

Beneath Her Control

In Seoul, where silence often carries more authority than spoken orders and proximity can be more dangerous than open conflict, Kang Jae Hyun survives by remaining unremarkable. He is ordinary by design. Invisible by necessity. A man positioned at the lowest tier of an elite system built on hierarchy, discretion, and unspoken agreements. His role is simple: observe, process, and disappear. He holds no power, no title worth noticing—only patience, discipline, and a past he has learned never to confront directly. Seo Hye Won exists at the opposite end of that structure. She is not defined by ambition, but by control. A woman shaped by routine, calculated distance, and years spent navigating environments where attachment is liability and trust is always conditional. Her life is orderly, efficient, and deliberately insulated from emotional risk. They do not meet through fate. They do not collide through drama. They begin to share space. What starts as professional proximity—shared corridors, late hours, repeated routines—slowly reshapes itself into something harder to define. Not through declarations or intensity, but through repetition. Through silence that grows familiar. Through presence that stops feeling optional. There is no moment that can be pointed to as the beginning. No clear line where convenience becomes attachment. Only a relationship that deepens quietly, tightening through habit rather than intention. As Jae Hyun becomes increasingly entangled within a system that once dismantled his family, and Hye Won finds herself relying on a presence she never planned to need, the boundaries between professionalism, desire, loyalty, and consequence begin to erode. Not through force. Not through manipulation. But through accumulated exposure. Beneath polished interiors and composed exteriors, every choice begins to carry weight. Influence shifts. Attention sharpens. The past resurfaces not as sudden revelation, but as pressure—steady, unavoidable, and persistent. What begins as quiet coexistence evolves into a long negotiation between power and restraint, dependence and autonomy, survival and attachment. Beneath Her Control is an adult urban psychological novel about intimacy formed through routine, desire that grows in silence, and the slow, dangerous transformation that occurs when becoming indispensable is no longer a choice—but a condition.
Quickclick · 1.2k Views

The Ex-Wife's Revenge: Rise of the Real Heiress.

Mature (R-18+) Three years of marriage. Three years of silence, loneliness, no recognition, and now... betrayal. Elara Frost thought love meant patience, that one day her husband would finally see her emotions, her love, and her care, and choose her, cherish her as she did. But the only thing he gave her was loneliness and indifference. And thus, when his affection for his secretary shadowed her entirely, shattered her illusions, and made her realize that she was never anything to him, never more than a pawn, she walked away. Everyone who knew them thought she would fade away without him, that she wouldn't survive a day without the luxurious life her husband provided, but did they really know her, the real her? She didn't leave to disappear; she went to return as someone untouchable, someone her ex couldn't dare to provoke, and someone every man desired and every family wanted as their daughter-in-law. When her real identity was revealed, it left everyone shocked. She returned as the real heiress, with connections to the underworld. She returned as the woman everyone needed to bow to and fear, wrapped in diamonds and draped in the drapes of vengeance. After being betrayed once, Elara vowed she would never fall in love again, but the queens aren't safe from love either. She isn't left with much choice when her childhood fiancé returns from abroad, promising her the world she never had. Snippet: "I would be a fool to fall for a man again after everything that life has made me go through," Elara confessed, her expression edgy, a solemn hint crossing her eyes. "In that case, don't fall for me, Miss Elara. Instead, let me fall for you. Because I know for sure, you are worth fighting for," Daniel Macros said, his eyes holding nothing but pure obsession, something she had never experienced before. Elara thought dealing with one persistent pursuer was hard enough, but what would she do when her ex-husband knelt before the entire world, begging for her to return? Will she let the old flame of her love burn again, or will she let Daniel's calm presence sweep her off her feet? Disclaimer: The story is participating in the Viral Book Call 2025. Please support. The more you support me, the more motivated I'll be to write. Follow me on Instagram—@angelinabhardawaj. Bonus chapters- One magic castle = 10 chapters+reader's announcement on this book for three days.  One spacecraft = 15 chapters+ reader's announcement on this book for a week.  One golden gachapon = 20 chapters + reader's announcement on all my socials and this book for two weeks. 
AngelinaBhardawaj · 353.6k Views

Shadow Born: A Spy in Me

Two souls. One body. A war for control. By day, Revelon is an ordinary teenager living a peaceful farm life with his loving step-sister, Gem. He is innocent, kind, and completely unaware of the magical darkness lurking inside him. By night, he awakens as a cold-blooded spy for the Great Empire of Swordgate. A master of shadows and assassination, the "night" Revelon views his daylight persona as nothing more than a disposable mask—a camouflage to be worn until the mission requires it to be discarded. But even the spy persona guards a deeper secret. Beneath the assassin's cloak lies a true identity shrouded in mystery—one that could shake the very foundations of the world. Only "night" Revelon knows the true reason he was sent to this forgotten town. But as the walls between the two personalities begin to crumble, the lines between "false" and "true" start to blur. With the fate of the infiltrated kingdom—and his own sanity—hanging in the balance, Revelon must answer the ultimate question: Who is he once two becomes one? - - - - - Author's Note: - Smut chapters sparingly (~1 per 100chs) - Harem (Not planned but likely as the story develops) - Gay? (NONE) - Extreme violence (Technically considered war crimes. Think Homelander stuff.) - Serious most of the time - Also lots of fluff and romance (Love drama and Step-sister) POVs switch many times marked by "a less than an 'o' and a greater than". Explanation: It's a literary device. It makes the story the best of the best. Also, I suggest taking note of every little thing because everything is written here with a purpose and will come back at a future chapter. (If you finish the novel, I also recommend re-reading to see what you missed) - - - - - Technical Note: - SynthID is correct.
Daoist_Little_Yun · 2k Views