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When the world burned, Gazelle survived. Not because she was chosen but because she refused to die. The land cried out as humanity fell. Cities crumbled into dust, rivers ran thick with blood, and men and women were reshaped into grotesque beings born of broken balance. What remained of the world became a vast, silent grave. For six months, Gazelle walked it alone, fighting through ruin and memory, until she stood as the last living human beneath a dead sky. After slaying the final abomination the living vessel of humanity’s collapse, Gazelle is betrayed by the one name she buried deep within her soul. Torn apart and bleeding out upon the earth, she is met not by death, but by a presence as old as the land itself. It does not offer mercy. It does not grieve. It bears witness. From it, Gazelle learns the truth: the fall of the world was not chaos, nor punishment. It was a trial a measured breaking, repeated again and again. The world was never meant to endure. Gazelle was never meant to remain. She was an Extra, an unmarked life cast into a cycle of endings, where a fate-bound protagonist has been reborn hundreds of times and failed each time. Where destiny is tested through ruin, and only those who satisfy the unseen laws are allowed to move forward. When offered passage beyond the trial to step into the greater turning of existence, Gazelle refuses. She will not walk another path paved with borrowed fate and endless suffering. But the balance has already shifted. Because when an unchosen soul survives what prophecy could not, the watchers take heed and the next trial will no longer be content with merely ending worlds.

One morning, Gu Tiantian wakes up to find her innocence gone—and her temper flaring. Every time she glares at him, cheeks flushed with outrage, Bai Chenyao cocks an eyebrow. “You don’t want this?” he asks, voice cool. “I never did!” she snaps. His only rule: her consent is optional; his desire is not. Cue Gu Tiantian’s inner scream: Then why even ask, you iceberg?! PS: A genius CEO with zero EQ VS. a lovable, scatter-brained clerk. He thinks courtship is a hostile takeover; she thinks love shouldn’t come with fine print. Sparks fly, clothes vanish, and the “free pie” she never ordered keeps biting back—hilariously, endlessly, deliciously.

Too Many Losing Heroes Five lives. Five stories. Each scar hides a reason to love again. Told through five arcs, every story reveals a different kind of love — gentle or painful, quiet or fierce — each capturing a truth about what it really means to love and to lose. Arc 1 — Rahul: The Artist of Lies He hides behind sarcasm and silence — a boy who doesn’t believe in love or justice anymore. But when a strange confession turns his quiet world upside down, he finds himself drawn into something he never expected: sincerity. In a place full of fake smiles and whispered rumors, Rahul learns that sometimes the hardest truth is letting someone see who you really are. A story of trust, redemption, and the kind of love that feels too real to be safe. Arc 2 — Raj (Hayabusa): The Boy with the Scar To everyone, Raj is perfect — a calm, focused fencing champion who never loses his composure. But perfection is just another mask. When an unexpected encounter challenges the loneliness he’s carried for years, Raj must decide if he’s ready to open his heart again — or if some memories are too sharp to hold. A story about gentle hearts, hidden pain, and finding someone who doesn’t flinch at your scars. Arc 3 — Leo: The Star Who Forgot to Shine He was born to be adored — the idol, the dancer, the name on every billboard. But fame is a cruel mirror, and Leo’s reflection hides more than anyone knows. When a girl with quiet eyes steps into his world, she doesn’t see the celebrity — she sees the boy still learning how to breathe. And for the first time, he wonders if love could be louder than applause. A story about fame, fear, and the courage to love when everyone’s watching. Arc 4 — Hritik: The One Who Sees Too Much Hritik trusts numbers more than people. He built walls out of code, firewalls around his heart — because data doesn’t lie, but people always do. Then someone begins breaking through both. As secrets unravel and memories resurface, Hritik learns that not every connection is meant to be encrypted. A story about control, vulnerability, and falling for someone who knows how to read your silence. Arc 5 — Neel: The Forgotten Memory He doesn’t remember what he lost — only that something inside him aches for answers. Surrounded by friends who treat him like glass, Neel begins to piece together the truth hidden behind their smiles. But when love brings back the memories they all tried to bury, Neel must face the question none of them ever could: Was it worth it? A story about memory, love, and the quiet heroism of forgiveness. Series Theme Every arc is a different kind of love — one born from pain, another from trust, another from loss. Five broken hearts, one shared story. Because not all heroes save others. Some just save themselves — one heartbeat at a time.

Chosen by prophecy at 10, Kael became the Hero who defeated the Demon King and saved the world. His name was carved into history, his sacrifice praised by kingdoms, and his death mourned by millions. But Kael did not die. When he awakens years later, his body is broken, his mana nearly gone, and the life he once knew already buried. Declared dead to protect him from a world that would exploit him again, Kael is forced into a quiet existence far from the glory and cruelty of heroism. He wants no throne, no worship, no destiny—only peace. Yet the past refuses to stay silent. As forbidden magic resurfaces, old curses awaken, and the consequences of the prophecy begin to unravel, Kael is slowly drawn back toward a fate he desperately wishes to escape. Haunted by guilt, trauma, and the weight of lives saved and lost, he must confront the truth he has long denied: Victory does not end a war—it only changes the battlefield. Unmade Hero is a dark fantasy about life after salvation, the cost of being chosen, and a man who must decide whether he can exist without being the world’s hero.

Haunted by her father's broken hands, a young union organizer must prove that compassion can be a strength when a cynical leader—armed with the painful lessons of his own past failures—attempts to transform their guild into a ruthless corporate entity, forcing a final vote that will decide the soul of the city's labor.

What if salvation is not a mission, but a choice? What if home is not a place, but each other? Emma, a woman whose heart has turned to ashes in the real world, is given a chance to cross into another reality after reading the heartbreaking finale of Primal Tribute: Nightmare of the Original Dream. Her single, reckless goal: to find the abandoned genius—Gu Liang—before tragedy consumes him. This is not a tale of a savior and a victim. It is the story of two broken souls surviving together in a savage world. They build a home from ruins, reclaim dignity from trauma, and forge a love that transforms duty into true resonance of the soul. “We are going home.” —Where the heart rests, there lies our homeland.

Yao Zhi died in regret due to exhaustion and transmigrated into an unrecorded kingdom in history. Waking up to find herself in a body weighing more than 200 jin, she was in despair. As she was ready to curse Heaven, she found herself bound with a system. With an auction system on hand, she embarked on the journey of pampering her rough husband and building her business.

Tiana was the girl everyone wanted — and Joshua was the one who refused to give up on her. For months, he chased her, fought for her attention, and promised her a love that felt different from the rest. When she finally said yes, Tiana believed she had chosen right. Their love grew quietly in the barracks, hidden from parents but visible to everyone else — intense, beautiful, and full of promise. But first love doesn’t always stay gentle. As life begins to pull them apart, love starts to change its shape, and Tiana finds herself holding onto something she no longer understands. What she calls love may slowly become the very thing that breaks her. And sometimes, the person you meet after your greatest heartbreak isn’t a coincidence — but a second chance you never expected.

She's the last of her bloodline. A red wolf the world has forgotten-hunted by the one destined to love her. Hazel Alice Thorn has spent years on the run, her wolf hidden and her name erased from pack records. Hunted for crimes she didn't commit. Especially by him- The great Alpha of Blackmoor Pack, Caleb Benjamin Blackmoor, who swore to kill her and any of her family. But when a brutal hunt leaves Hazel near death, Caleb finds her and the moon Goddess marks her as his. Fate is cruel. Love is forbidden. And power always demands blood.

Julie Marie Navares seemed to be a typical young woman. Her father wished her to go to the same school as her brother, Christian Navares, which is why she moved. She thought school would be quiet because she thought her secret—her hidden talent for singing and her alter ego on stage as the POP PRINCESS—would stay with her family. But what would happen if Mark Cielo Villanueva, a friend from childhood who she hated, found out? They had just met again. Could she still keep her secret and her peace?

**Disclaimer:** This is a fan translation for personal enjoyment and educational purposes only. I do not own the original work, nor do I claim any rights to it. All rights belong to the original author and copyright holders. This translation is provided free of charge and is not intended for commercial use. If you enjoy this work, please support the official release if/when it becomes available. If the original author or copyright holder requests removal of this translation, I will comply immediately. _____ Sheng Sheng transmigrated into a romance online-game novel, becoming a cannon-fodder female supporting character with the same name. This female supporting character was a complete love-brain—every day she only wanted to chase after the male lead, becoming the male god’s devoted simp. In the end, she was eliminated early as cannon fodder and died young. When Sheng Sheng transmigrated into the story, it just so happened that the original male lead sent her a message: “I just want to play the game alone. Don’t follow me anymore. It’s really annoying.” According to the original plot, next the cannon-fodder female supporting character should cry, make a scene, and threaten suicide—doing anything to cling to the male lead. Sheng Sheng thought for a moment, suddenly realized something, and replied: “If you contact me again, you’re my third grandson.” Then she blocked him, reported him, and completed the three-hit combo of basic decency in one seamless package. Looking at the bright red exclamation mark after the chat window, the original male lead: “???” ______ Earth OL players all felt that the game had to be bugged. “I want to report this! How can a healer solo a five-man dungeon?!” “I want to report too! This healer can pin an assassin down in PvP—she’s definitely cheating!” GM: After investigation, this player shows no abnormal behavior. All players in the game: Having no abnormalities is the biggest abnormality, okay?! As the only healer in the entire game who possesses attack skills, Sheng Sheng quietly hides her achievements and fame. “Why be a simp? Play the game seriously, earn tons of money, climb to the peak of life, and keep a little wolfdog—doesn’t that sound good?” A certain little wolfdog: “Keep me. I’m very cheap. I can even pay you instead.” Sheng Sheng: “…Promise me one thing. Don’t be a simp.” ______ Notes from the Author / Reading Guide 1V1, HE, sweet and爽 (feel-good) story Feel-good novel, feel-good novel, feel-good novel — important things are said three times The author’s brain is not the same as a normal person’s and refuses treatment A self-indulgent work written to survive a reading slump. If you don’t like it, please don’t leave comments—just move your mouse quickly to the upper right corner. Let’s part on good terms. Over!

Hidayah Kamari remembers her past life. She remembers the love that consumed her, the trust that cost her everything, and the ending she never survived. Reborn into modern Singapore, Hidayah makes a deliberate choice: she does not chase revenge, fate, or lost emotions. She lets the past stay buried—and builds a present anchored in discipline, routine, and control. Silat steadies her body. Archery sharpens her focus. Silence becomes her refuge. But not everyone chooses to let go. Michael Ng Kok Hui remembers too—and where Hidayah finds closure, he finds obsession. Convinced that memory means ownership, Michael spirals into delusion, stalking her across semesters, boundaries, and finally the law itself. As restraining orders fail and mental illness collides with accountability, his fixation escalates into violence that shatters the illusion of safety. Standing beside Hidayah is Khairul Asri—older, steady, and unyielding in his respect for her autonomy. He does not ask her to forget her past, nor does he try to replace it. Through quiet vigilance, shared training, and unwavering presence, Khairul becomes a constant in her life—not as a savior, but as a choice. This is a story about memory without surrender, love without entitlement, and a woman who survives not because she forgot—but because she chose to move forward anyway.

Julia Hale is a beastwoman of unsettling beauty, an emergency room nurse in a large, unforgiving city, and the mother of young twins still too innocent to grasp the cost of silence. Behind her clinical composure and carefully ordered routine, Julia carries the scars of years of domestic violence, relentless humiliation, and a past that has never truly loosened its grip. Separated from Theo Desmond, her charismatic and predatory ex-husband, Julia struggles to build a stable life. She works. She raises her children. She manages her body, her desire, her exhaustion. On the surface, she is moving forward. In reality, she is still surviving. Her trauma does not erupt in screams but in interrupted gestures, intrusive memories, conflicted desire. She is in love with a woman—Stella Vance—a one-sided, silent love never spoken aloud. This attachment becomes a mirror, reflecting both what Julia longs for and what she still cannot claim. Under the Skin of a Beastwoman is neither a revenge story nor a tale of miraculous healing. It is a fragmented, intimate chronicle of a woman learning—slowly, imperfectly—to detach herself from a life built on fear, while trying to offer her children a future she was never given. An R18 urban narrative, visceral and deeply personal, where the body, desire, and memory become battlegrounds for survival and reclamation.

Laura Charles has to keep her head down. To work. To keep her carefully built walls up. Because last time they weren't? She lost everything. Now, coming to work as a ladies' maid for a noble family, she has to walk the delicate line between the wings, carefully concealing her past. She can't let anything shake her. Aleksi Kazarin is in a new country. A new house. One where he doesn't speak the language and they aren't exactly welcoming. He thinks this was a colossal mistake, until she arrives. A stuck up woman who has absolutely no interest in him? What could be more fun than to get on her nerves? They're terrible for each other, and yet, neither of them seems to be able to stay away.

Paradise. A place I’d only heard whispered about in stories too bright, too perfect, too impossible to be real. Yet running for my life through the Forest Packs dragged me straight into the arms of the one place I never believed existed: Novaterra Pack. The paradise of shifters. The kingdom that rivaled human nations. The home of the Alpha King himself. And somehow… they accepted me. A runaway. A branded traitor. A boy with no pack number, no family, and a past wrapped in blood. I told myself I was here temporarily. Just until they figured out who I really was and tossed me to the wolves like I deserved. But then I saw him. The man with the red eyes. Kastiel Novaterra. The Alpha King who built paradise with his bare hands. The one man I should never look at, never want, never crave. His presence terrifies me. His gaze burns through my lies. And his scent makes my knees weak in ways I never believed were real. Falling in love is the last thing I should be doing in a place that isn’t meant to be my home. But the more I try to run from him… the more Paradise itself pulls me in. And Kastiel. Kastiel never lets go of what’s his.

Five thousand years ago, there was a Pharaoh and his champion. As shadows gather in both the ancient and modern world, Zahra must confront a destiny reborn — one that demands she reclaim her strength, her memories, and the love she once vowed to protect with her final breath. Some promises endure across centuries. Some battles return with them. To save the world, Zahra must become who she once was and return to the side of the Pharaoh she can no longer remember.

Mira wakes up sore, every part of her body aching especially her neck. As she tries to stretch, a painful flashback crashes into her memory: “Damion, please… don’t do it. Please don’t break my trust. I beg you, don’t hurt me. Please, Damion, it’s against my tradition. Please don’t.” She remembers struggling, trying to escape his grip as he pulled at her trousers, ignoring her pleas. “Please don’t,” she said, her voice shaking. “Mira, just keep quiet,” he said coldly. “You caused this. I can’t have a pretty girlfriend like you and not touch you. Try and understand my point of view.” Torn between fear and betrayal, Mira is left shattered her trust broken by someone she loved. The story dives into the emotional weight of that moment, the pain of being silenced, and the long road to reclaiming her voice.

"I'll make you fall in love with me sweetheart." - Jett. "We'll see about that." - Jamie. ✧ "I bet you'r d***k is so small you need a microscope to see it." - Jamie. "I'll let you be the judge of that." - Jett. ✧ Jett is the second son of a wealthy, powerful household that expects him to inherit the family company alongside his older brother. But Jett wants none of it. Boxing is the only thing that makes sense to him, Jett has spent most of his adult days swinging with his fists, the only place where he decides the rules. Jamie is everything Jett claims to hate. Cute, sharp-tongued, stubborn as hell, and impossible to ignore. A college student with a bright car, a sharp mouth, and a younger brother he protects with everything he has. Jamie's world is small but stable.Jett is like smoke, angry, dark, drifting between worlds he refuses to choose from. Jamie is like sugar, sweet at the core, though he hides it under thorns and fire. Together, they're a slow, inevitable burn.

After being betrayed by her family, Bai Meiyue found herself struggling in the flourishing age where zombies and mutant animals ruled. And that too with a big belly! Though people called her crazy for being stubborn, Bai Meiyue didn’t regret keeping the fruit of her one-night stand. What she regretted was not protecting her child and trusting those whom she should have killed at the very chance that was handed to her. In the eleventh year, Bai Meiyue lost her child and died while taking revenge on those who took her son away. However, just when Bai Meiyue thought it was the end, she returned two months before the beginning of the doomsday. Carrying the grudge of two lifetimes, she swore to make life living hell for those who harmed her and her son. With the heavens blessing her with a barter system, Bai Meiyue was intent on giving her child everything that he deserved. But why was the child’s father chasing after her? Hello? We only shared a bed for a night. So why was he clinging to her? Her child’s father: From the best medicine to education, you have given our child everything, Meiyue. But what about a father?