Drama Romance Web Novels & Intelligent Alternate Universe Stories

He was a god. Untouchable. Forbidden. Deadly. For centuries, Damian Blackthorn walked among mortals, hiding his true nature behind a mask of cold perfection. Bound by a divine law never to interfere, he had one rule: humans were not his to save. Until the night he saw her. Nanya was nothing special—just a regular girl, late, tired, and vulnerable. She should have died in that dark alley. Damian should have walked away. But against his will, against every law written in blood and fire, he saved her. And that one reckless act changed everything. Now, Nanya carries the mark of a god. His power burns in her veins, tying her fate to his, making her both irresistible and forbidden. She is his salvation… and his curse. He swore never to love a mortal. She never believed in gods. But in the shadows of desire and danger, doom tastes a lot like destiny. 🔥🔥🔥

Wanda Edisa is a great chef. She made customers cry with how good her food was. She uses nostalgia like it was the secret seasoning to her dishes. In a world where Mechahumans (half-mecha and half-human species) make up 97% of the world's population, making a restaurant that evokes human-exclusive feelings was Wanda's calling. So when a part-mecha writer who is a heir of a conglimerate company was left unimpressed in a birthday dinner, Wanda felt threatened and challenged. "Give me 30 days to cook for you. I'll make you forget half of you isn't human." This is the love story of Wanda Edisa and Eli Wright.

In an alternate universe reminiscent of the Regency era, Isabella unexpectedly appears on the doorstep of Damian’s estate with shocking news: his late brother had a three-year-old daughter, Jane, born to Isabella’s now-deceased sister. Having taken on the responsibility of raising her niece after her sister’s passing, Isabella is determined to secure a proper future for the child. Stunned by the revelation, Damian offers Isabella and Jane a place in his estate, ensuring the girl receives the care and upbringing she deserves. Initially hesitant to leave behind the life she knows, Isabella ultimately agrees, realizing it is in Jane’s best interest. As they navigate their new life together, an undeniable bond begins to form between Damian and Isabella. However, their growing affection is soon threatened by a buried secret from Isabella’s past—one that could shatter their relationship and jeopardize Jane’s future. Now, Damian and Isabella must overcome the trials ahead to protect those they hold dear and fight for the love they never expected to find. “Fate: Sweet little cheat” is a tale of unexpected twists, the power of love, and the strength of forgiveness, set against a backdrop of elegant balls and the rigid social norms of an alternative Regency era.

Chloe has read The Villainess's Ruin a dozen times. She knows exactly how it ends: the spoiled heiress Amber loses her fiancé, her family, and her reputation, while her sweet stepsister Sophia gets the happy ending she deserves. It's a satisfying story — right up until the night Chloe misses her own life's biggest opportunity to help a stranger, falls asleep furious and heartbroken over a book, and wakes up in Amber's bed, wearing Amber's face, three months before the engagement that ruins everything. She knows what's coming. She knows who to avoid, who to trust, and exactly which choice destroys Amber's life. So she'll simply choose differently — save the villainess by refusing to be one. It should be easy. It isn't. Amber wasn't innocent, and the world Chloe's living in doesn't match the book chapter for chapter. People she remembers as harmless start making choices no one wrote for them. A stepsister who was supposed to be a saint has secrets of her own. And the deeper Chloe digs into the mother Amber lost too young, the more she suspects the novel she memorized left out the one story that actually matters — including why a coldly brilliant CEO named Williams keeps looking at her like he already knows the answer. Chloe came here to rewrite a villainess's fate. She's starting to wonder if she was ever told the real one.