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author : zsazsastashix7
Beneath the shadow of epicure- tic darkness lies the paradox of “ying and yang” that distributes the energetic power within to conquer such problematic situations as we do…..the pre dialogue of broken pieces of matter and of being and substance that we all adhere to…..the “see saw” of total imbalance in need of complete rectification within the four quarters of life it-self and the life we wish to have and to hold until we are lucky enough to be granted by the greater authority to relish and be content in the scope of practice of comprehending the what if’s from the do’s and the don’ts and the like’s from the dislike’s and to be encumbered and entwined with a sense of wisdom and safety whist we are cocooned in life’s embrace.
Recent updates : Popular Media Paradoxes Part 2 2025-04-22
I Have Always Been Ill, Your Majesty
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author : Xiaobai_xoxo
When Ji Ping’an first transmigrated, her situation was already at rock bottom. The orphaned daughter of a merchant family with no one to rely on, she was left to the mercy of her distant relatives, the Song family, who tightly controlled her marriage prospects. With no way forward and no way out, her future was grim. Soon, the male lead Song Huaizhang would weave a grand net of affection to lure her in, make her his concubine, seize her entire inheritance, rise up in rebellion, and overthrow the tyrant emperor. And when the Song family raised their banner and claimed the throne, Ji Ping’an—the once-useful concubine—would quietly perish in some hidden corner of the inner residence. Sigh, sigh, sigh. After a triple sigh, Ji Ping’an decided to establish herself as a weak and sickly beauty with her maid Dongchun’s help. From then on, she gasped every three steps and coughed every five, turning herself into a certified, world-renowned delicate beauty. Using the excuse of accumulating virtue, she traveled the countryside, treating the sick and earning respect, all while secretly searching among her many patients for a reliable husband who could help her escape the Song family’s grasp. After much consideration, Ji Ping’an set her sights on a quiet, stoic hunter. Though he had no wealth or status, he had no entangled family either—no in-laws, no scheming household members, and certainly none of the treacherous, bone-chilling plots like those in the Song family. Plus, he was good-looking—sharp brows, starry eyes, and a heroic bearing. As for his body? She’d felt it under the guise of a medical check—he was a beast. The only issue? His temper was a little odd. Every time she and Dongchun ranted about the cruel and volatile tyrant in the book, predicting his downfall, the hunter would stare at her strangely and let out a mocking snort from deep in his throat. No matter—he was a bit odd, but she could deal with that after marriage. ..... He’s going to chop Ji Ping’an’s head off one day. Every time Zhou Sheng returned to the palace after getting “treated” by Ji Ping’an, he flew into a rage. Civil and military officials trembled in fear, terrified they’d said or done something wrong and would face his wrath—or worse, a family-wide execution. As the emperor, all under heaven was his to rule, life and death in his hands. Yet somehow, he couldn’t bring himself to kill Ji Ping’an. Why? Because only she could treat his embarrassing condition. On the 932nd occasion, he considered killing her, but Ji Ping’an finally got tricked into entering the palace. Fine. If he couldn’t kill this petty, vengeful, weak little woman, then he’d just keep her by his side and torment her slowly. .... The world believed His Majesty doted on the empress. She was weak and frail, quick-tempered, and His Majesty did everything in his power to avoid upsetting her, softening his own twisted temper, striving to be a virtuous ruler, all in hopes of earning heavenly favor for her recovery. They were the very image of a loving, harmonious royal couple. But Dongchun, who had followed Ji Ping’an since the beginning, knew the truth. They fought—a small argument every three days, a big one every five. Ji Ping’an always stood her ground, using her “illness” to her full advantage, never backing down and driving the emperor mad. “Ji Ping’an! I swear, it’s not your body that’s sick—it’s your brain! How did I end up marrying such a petty, unreasonable, infuriating woman?!” BANG! Zhou Sheng slammed the door and stormed off. Dongchun had gotten used to it. The emperor would return by nightfall—worried the empress would worsen her “chronic illness” from the quarrel, he never dared stay away long. But— Dongchun broke out in a cold sweat. If one day His Majesty found out the empress was never actually sick… Would either of their heads stay intact?
Recent updates : Chapter 30: Penicillin; Three Slaps with All Her Strength 2025-04-20
EMPIRE REWRITTEN – Tactical Isekai • Kingdom Building
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author : sersor
About: Michael Jameston, a 55-year-old American book sales executive and former silkscreen craftsman, awakens to an impossible reality: he now inhabits the body of Constantine Palaiologos, Despot of Morea and soon to be the last emperor of Byzantium. Initially questioning his sanity, Michael quickly embraces the extraordinary opportunity before him. Armed with his expertise in silkscreen printmaking, a passion for medieval battle reenactments, and a fascination with alternate history, he possesses knowledge of inventions and strategies centuries ahead of his time. Determined to survive and make a lasting impact, he sets out to reshape a world on the brink of monumental change. Join me on an epic journey as Michael crafts a new destiny and transforms the future of an empire! Read 12 chapters ahead on Patreon! What to Expect: - Self-insert protagonist navigating medieval intrigue - Two to four chapters released weekly( Monday-Thursday) - An alternate history of the Roman/Byzantine Empire revival. - Multiple POVs, with a focus on the main character - Realistic technological advancements integrated over time - No LitRPG or magical elements—just grounded historical fiction - A protagonist evolving as he adapts to his new medieval world - A deeply researched historical approach for an immersive experience
Recent updates : Chapter 69: The Siege of Livadeia 2025-04-29
author : Chizza
"Stop this. It''''s disgusting." He hissed. The maid desperately tries to seduce her master, hoping to avoid being send to France with his cruel brother. Warning:- This book is fucked up. Twisted. Got mature content and trigger warning.
Recent updates : Embracing Her Role 2025-04-06
EMPIRE REWRITTEN – A Kingdom building/Self insert novel.
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author : sersor
About: Michael Jameston, a 55-year-old American book sales executive and former silkscreen craftsman, awakens to an impossible reality: he now inhabits the body of Constantine Palaiologos, Despot of Morea and soon to be the last emperor of Byzantium. Initially questioning his sanity, Michael quickly embraces the extraordinary opportunity before him. Armed with his expertise in silkscreen printmaking, a passion for medieval battle reenactments, and a fascination with alternate history, he possesses knowledge of inventions and strategies centuries ahead of his time. Determined to survive and make a lasting impact, he sets out to reshape a world on the brink of monumental change. Join me on an epic journey as Michael crafts a new destiny and transforms the future of an empire! Read 12 chapters ahead on Patreon! What to Expect: - Self-insert protagonist navigating medieval intrigue - Two to four chapters released weekly( Monday-Thursday) - An alternate history of the Roman/Byzantine Empire revival. - Multiple POVs, with a focus on the main character - Realistic technological advancements integrated over time - No LitRPG or magical elements—just grounded historical fiction - A protagonist evolving as he adapts to his new medieval world - A deeply researched historical approach for an immersive experience
Recent updates : Chapter 62: The Coronation of Constantine XI 2025-04-03
author : KnightLeon
The Weight of Dust follows Eleanor Harrington, a widow struggling to survive in a harsh industrial city after the death of her husband. Burdened with the care of her crippled son and dementia-stricken parents, she toils in a ruthless textile mill, where the suffocating dust and overwhelming despair wear her down. Despite her sacrifices—selling her blood and stealing bread—she cannot escape the relentless grip of poverty and loss that consumes her family. Drawing inspiration from the grim realities faced by 19th-century European workers, this story delves deeply into themes of love, resilience, and the crushing weight of a world that offers no mercy, leading to Eleanor’s tragic end.
Recent updates : Chapter 14: The Weight of Dust 2025-04-04
author : KnightLeon
The Last Craft follows Elias Berwick, a once-proud artisan whose livelihood is destroyed by the rise of machine mass production. Forced to sell his father''''s workshop, he takes a job at a factory. There, he and his fellow workers come to the grim realization that their labor will eventually be replaced by the cold efficiency of machines. In the face of unemployment and despair, Elias joins the growing resistance—swearing to destroy the very machines that have stolen his craft. Inspired by the Luddite Movement and 19th-century worker uprisings, this steampunk novel delves into the origins and struggles of early labor movements. The Last Craft is set in Aelvos, a steampunk world of tyranny and oppression created by me. While technology flourishes with airships and mechanical devices at every turn, the common people see none of the benefits. Greedy and callous capitalists view workers as mere consumables—nothing more than raw materials in the production process. In this desperate world, the day will come when human labor is fully replaced by automated machines, and for the capitalists, the profits will soar, leaving workers to drown in the unforgiving tide of industrial progress.
Recent updates : Chapter 28: The Last Craftsman 2025-03-16