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Love Unbound follows the quiet, inward journey of a boy growing into a man in a world that teaches him to give more than he should and ask for less than he deserves. From early relationships that leave him questioning his worth, to friendships and romances that feel intense but fragile, he learns how easily love can blur into self-abandonment. As he navigates school, distance, loneliness, and the pressure to always be “fine,” he begins to notice a pattern: he loves deeply, attaches quickly, and stays even when he is slowly disappearing. Each bond teaches him something new, about boundaries, silence, effort, and the cost of being emotionally available in a world that often takes without returning. Caught between wanting connection and fearing betrayal, he must confront a hard truth: love without boundaries is not love - it is loss. Through moments of heartbreak, self-reflection, and quiet strength, he starts to redefine what it means to care without breaking himself in the process. Love Unbound is a raw coming-of-age story about emotional growth, learning when to hold on and when to let go, and discovering that choosing yourself is not selfish—it is survival.

Aristocratic young ladies are either rude and ill-mannered, or have nothing but flowers in their heads. Even in an era when talk like that was aplenty, there was someone who taught them. A commoner named Derrick realized he has talent for magic and made a name for himself as a mercenary. One day, he was invited to become the magic tutor for aristocratic young ladies. Thanks to Derrick, the star lecturer who turns those rude young ladies into a "proper person," prestigious noble houses start bombarding him with offers. “There’s no such thing as a bad young lady in the world.” At least, not in front of Derrick.

The protagonist was reborn three years ago when God's Honor was globally launched. When the protagonist learned that he had the power to see through everything in the game, he came to realize that the game that he had played for three years in his past life had a lot of secrets. The world inside the game was known as the Laphiem Continent where more than hundreds of tribes lived together, including the werewolves, elves, succubus, angels, titans, and more. The protagonist would use his newly found power and his past life experiences to alter his fate in the chaotic world.

Yang Zhengshan transmigrated and realized a super leap in age, going from a young man to a grandfather. Transferred from 28 years old to 38 years old and gained three sons, two daughters, two daughters-in-law, two grandsons, and a granddaughter, becoming the true head of the family. My family, my rules. Watch how Yang Zhengshan leads a farming household to prosperity and wealth.

If life could start over, how would you choose? Would you still choose to be an ordinary person, perhaps with inner brilliance but unknown to others, watching the clouds roll by from a high vantage point? Or would you take the world as your stage, stirring up the winds and clouds, making the entire world dance around you, causing people's hearts to race with your every word and action? Everyone loves Mr. Lynch, everyone cannot do without him! Write your own laws, set down the rules I say, in this short span of life, either light up yourself or ignite the world!

At the opening ceremony of Sea Blue Star Basic Military Academy, as the representative of the incoming freshmen, Guding proclaimed his grand ambition in front of all the teachers and students: "I'm Guding! I'm gonna become the Man with the Highest Bounty in the entire Cosmic Sea!" -------------------------------------------- It is an era of artificial superintelligences, interstellar travel, gene medicine, and virtual reality worlds. Far into Earth's future, 15-year-old Gu Ding is a student of Cerulean Military Academy by day, and tavern waiter by night. His ambition: Become the space pirate with the highest bounty offered by the Universal Federation Government. With the help of Neptune, a neonate super-intelligence, Guding finds himself thrust into a galaxy of shadowy organizations, political under dealings, and otherworldly forces that lie beyond human comprehension…

In the neon of blue and purple, under the thick steel sky, at the forefront of this surge of data, lies the world post-tech revolution. It's also the dividing line between reality and illusion. Steel and flesh, past and future. In this place, the world outside and inside coexist. Everything in front of us feels like a wall of time within reach. The darkness is slowly creeping in. But hey, my friend, you gotta know, we can't just counter darkness with softness. Gotta use fire.

An epic journey of a basketball player's life... "Writing stories is like shooting hoops; you keep scoring and missing, then continue, relentlessly, until you leave the court." The distant and fervent world of basketball across the sea became the stage on which the young men released their energy and let their imaginations soar during the monotony and uncertainty of adolescence. He hopes that children who love playing basketball can have real basketball to play...

The first star that passed away extinguished two thousand years ago. Four hundred years later, the mysterious Calamity of Heavenly Fall destroyed the civilization of the previous era, returning thriving cultures to ignorance. Since then, stars gradually vanished, the Firmament grew dark and dim, and a new civilization rose from the starless wilderness, flourishing once more. Yet, what accompanied this were war, death, destruction, and hatred. The flames once aimed at the Firmament were used to slaughter the people of enemy nations, and the raining clouds once engineered to alter deserts were turned into floods that engulfed the land. Humans once again began to kill each other for wealth and power... but no one looked up at the sky. They lost the Guidance of the stars Above the Sky, forgetting the awe of gazing upon the Milky Way. They were all prisoners. One thousand six hundred years after the Calamity of Heavenly Fall, a young child awakened memories of his past life. He wanted to break the Cage, to throw off the shackles. He wanted to become a star. To return to Above the Sky. "I don't care about how the people of this world live, whether they're well-fed or not, whether they can dress warmly or live comfortably, whether they have dreams or hopes. I don't care about their loves and hates." "I just want to go Above the Sky." ——Ian.

When dungeon gates opened across the world, it became a gold rush. Hunters chased glory. Guilds chased power. Corporations chased profit. Phong Tran awakened as a Level 1 Farmer. No skills. No passives. A broken EXP bar that never moved. So he sold energy drinks instead. Leg warmers. Electrolytes. Power banks. If everyone else was digging for gold, he’d sell the shovels. Then Josh came. University golden boy. Gym-built. Son of a man who could erase problems with a phone call. “Protection fee.” Phong refused. He woke up in a hospital bed, beaten within an inch of death. His aunt and uncle were gone. No bodies. No investigation. No media coverage. Just silence. Then, as if the universe had a sense of humor, his system finally gave him a quest: Plant and harvest 10 potatoes in the dungeon. That’s it. No penalties. No forced missions. No ticking clock. No promise of justice. Just a choice. Phong takes it. The potatoes mutate. Then other plants followed. Chilies spit burning rounds. Sweet potatoes bulk up into blunt-force bruisers. Garlic turns chemical-warfare illegal. Enoki mushrooms rattle like dungeon-grade machine guns. His crops become his frontline. Phong doesn’t want to conquer the dungeon. He wants to build something inside it. A farm. A hearth. A settlement for people tired of being disposable. He won’t let revenge be the only thing he grows. Revenge lit the spark. But it won’t be the only thing he grows. And if the most powerful man in the city comes looking to finish what his son started... He’ll learn something the dungeon already knows. This farm fights back. Schedule: 2 chapters a day. I'll try to do 3 chapters on weekends. I’ll post at 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. server time. Chapters will be shorter though (basically, I'll split the chapters in my manuscript)

Griffin Finch wakes up on a sweat-stained mattress in South Philly, inhabiting a body he doesn't recognize just as the Catastrophe Prediction System flickers to life in his vision. Armed with a meta-interface that quantifies the "Social Gravity" and impending doom of every scheme, he tries to stay sane while the Gang at Paddy's Pub ignores his perfect logic. Between calculating the property damage of a bird-related bet and receiving cryptic texts from the Waitress, Griffin realizes that knowing exactly how the trainwreck happens doesn't make stopping it any easier.

Can seven children survive on an alien planet alone? In the year 2517, Earth had become uninhabitable. Humanity turned to the stars, building colonies across distant systems. Seven children from different walks of life were sent on a routine school excursion. But when a gravity malfunction and a warp gate accident disrupted their journey to Alpha Centauri, their emergency escape shuttle broke free from the main ship. Cast adrift from the hyperlane, they crash-landed on an uncharted, uninhabited land on an alien planet. Food is scarce. No civilization in sight. No adults. No way to call for help. With only a disconnected AI assistant to guide them, the seven must learn to survive together—whether they like it or not. What to Expect: - No LitRPG elements, no magic nor stats. Just seven children, their offline ChatGPT, and bunches of alien flora and fauna. - Survival and character-driven narrative. - Soft sci-fi setting (space colony, minimal technobabble) (Name Children of the moon has already been taken, so i renamed it lunar children ont he spot.)

There are wars that history remembers—loud, destructive, and visible to the world. They are fought with weapons, strategies, and armies. Their victories are measured in land, power, and dominance. But there is another kind of war—quieter, deeper, and far more dangerous. A war that does not leave scars on the earth, but within the human heart. A war that does not announce itself with noise, yet shapes the destiny of individuals, societies, and generations. The Silent War of Hridyansh is a story born from that unseen battlefield. In a world that is constantly accelerating—where opinions are louder than understanding, and reactions faster than reflection—conflict has become almost natural. Anger spreads quickly, misunderstandings deepen easily, and divisions grow silently. It is in such a world that the idea of peace often feels fragile, almost impractical. Yet, what if peace is not weakness? What if it is the most powerful force we have, simply misunderstood and underused? This story explores that possibility. Hridyansh is not a hero in the traditional sense. He does not possess extraordinary strength, nor does he seek attention or recognition. He is, in many ways, like any young individual—observing, questioning, and trying to understand the world around him. But what sets him apart is his awareness of something others fail to notice: the subtle shift in human behavior, the invisible currents that influence thoughts, emotions, and actions. As the narrative unfolds, the reader is drawn into a mysterious and layered reality—one where emotions are not just feelings, but forces; where negativity can take shape and spread; and where peace is not merely an idea, but a power that must be protected and practiced. At its heart, this is not just a story of conflict—it is a story of choice. The choice between reacting and responding. The choice between hatred and understanding. The choice between becoming part of the chaos or rising above it. The subtitle, “Not All Heroes Fight… Some Choose Peace,” is not just a statement—it is the soul of this book. It challenges a deeply rooted belief that strength lies in dominance, that victory comes from defeating others. Instead, it presents a different perspective: that true strength lies in control over oneself, and true victory lies in restoring balance where it is lost. One of the most significant aspects of Hridyansh’s journey is his connection to stillness. In the quiet moments before dawn, when the world is yet to awaken, he turns inward—repeating a simple yet profound name: Waheguru. This daily practice of Naam Jap is not portrayed as ritual alone, but as a source of clarity, resilience, and strength. It is in this silence that Hridyansh finds the courage to face the noise of the world. Through mystery and fantasy, this story reflects a reality that is very much our own. The “silent war” is not confined to a fictional setting—it exists in classrooms, homes, streets, and even within our own thoughts. It is fought every day, often without us realizing it. This book does not claim to provide all the answers. Instead, it invites the reader to pause, reflect, and question: What fuels the conflicts around us? How much of it begins within? And most importantly—what role do we choose to play? As you turn these pages, you will encounter suspense, uncertainty, and unexpected twists. But beyond the mystery lies a deeper intention—to remind us that even the smallest act of awareness, patience, or kindness can shift the balance. Because in a world that often celebrates noise, choosing peace is an act of courage. And sometimes, the quietest battles lead to the most powerful victories.

This compilation is a harmonious blend of emotionally charged poetry, and thought provoking lyrics. Dive in. Or just dip your feet in from the shoreline. Just be ready for an internal swim. What comes after we've healed? How long does it take for the walls to come down? Will I ever really love again? Welcome to my process. I present to you: Sunsets & Synthetics.

Lin Yu finds himself transported to the world of Honkai: Star Rail. Equipped with a divine mobile game development system, his first project is creating "Honkai: Star Rail." Soon, his game captures the attention of the entire universe. As players reach the Cocolia boss battle, the song 'Wildfire' begins playing. "Woah?! This is a turn-based game; how dare you make it so intense!" "The moment this music kicked in, I felt like I was about to take down an Aeon!" Progressing further, they encounter Dan Heng's sea-parting scene. "I thought 'Wildfire' was intense enough, but there's even more fire here!" "Dan Heng, still denying you're Imbibitor Lunae? Now you're a five-star limited character!" Arriving at Penacony: "Huh? Have you listened to 'WHITE NIGHT'?" "Acheron's power has been tested - fellow gamers, feel free to pull for her!" "Duke Inferno: Children, this isn't funny." "Before experiencing the story: Aventurine? Just another profit-driven fraud! After the storyline: May the Mother Goddess thrice close her eyes upon thee..." "What Aventurine?! He's clearly my unfortunate yet loyal bro!" *** Please support me on Patreon, where you can read a bunch of extra chapters, not just for this novel, but for all the novels I'm translating. I upload at least 2 times daily for each novel (meaning there are at least twice as many chapters on Patreon compared to here on Webnovel). https://www.pat reon.com/ThatGreatStuff

Not 1984. Just as cheery though :)

Woke up in a child’s body after getting hit by a truck? Well, thanks for still being alive! You find yourself not in your familiar world—surrounded by communicators, galonet, and all the other comforts of civilization—but in a place where everyone drives smoky cars running on burning hydrocarbons? Could be worse. At least you don’t have to chase mammoths with a spear. Did the universe throw you some classic transmigrator goodies? I’ll take a hundred! What do you mean, no? Just a couple, but hefty ones… That’ll do for a start. --- This is a translation! Raw: “Ричи”

Through some Mirror magic when fighting Mirror master, Mark finds himself teleported into the Marvel universe. What will he do now? Mix of MCU and Marvel, so X-men, fantastic four, stuff like that.

"My name is Xiao Lin, I live in the Jia Ma Empire, and I have a son named Xiao Zhan. Wait... something is wrong!" When he realized he was the grandfather of the future Flame Emperor—the same Xiao Lin who died before the original story even began—he was utterly dumbfounded. To avoid becoming mere background scenery or a tragic memory, Xiao Lin made a plan: lie low, survive the plot, and eventually 'mooch' off his grandson’s legendary success. However, fate had other plans. Before he could even meet his newborn grandson, Xiao Lin accidentally became the powerhouse everyone relied on. Years later, as Xiao Yan faced the Soul Emperor, he didn't need to burn his life force. Instead, he simply shouted: "Grandpa, save me!" From the clouds, Xiao Lin sighed as he unleashed a God-tier technique: "Soul Emperor, I've spent years preparing this Zhou Tian Star Array... please, enjoy."

EGEMED THE DIVINE PSYCHO is a quiet psychological novel about a young man whose heightened sensitivity and perception place him at odds with the world around him. As Egemed moves through alienation and misunderstanding, the novel explores the fragile boundary between insight and instability, and how society responds to those who feel too deeply and see too clearly. Rather than relying on spectacle or plot twists, the story unfolds through introspection, emotional realism, and moral restraint—asking whether compassion can survive in a world that often meets difference with fear. At its core, the novel is a character-driven study of an inner life too intense for the world to easily contain. Egemed is not portrayed as dangerous or broken, but as deeply perceptive—someone whose sensitivity is both a gift and a burden. His awareness of truth, emotion, and moral complexity isolates him, drawing suspicion and distance rather than understanding. The narrative follows Egemed through everyday moments of quiet suffering: fractured relationships, social misjudgment, and the slow erosion that comes from being misunderstood. Instead of external conflict, the novel focuses on the internal cost of awareness—how truth without support can lead to loneliness, and how clarity without compassion can become destructive. Written in restrained, calm prose, the novel allows tension to accumulate through silence and observation. It resists easy resolutions, leaving readers with ambiguity rather than answers. Ultimately, Egemed: The Divine Psycho is a meditation on sensitivity, isolation, and the ethical weight of truth—inviting readers to reconsider how quickly society labels those who live and feel beyond its narrow definitions of normalcy.