After humanity gained civilization, people learned to name things. Once named, each object gained a “Story-Command.”

Early schools of thought saw this ability as a kind of spell—believing that names and titles could control people and things, or give contracts their binding power.

Nowadays, as civilization has advanced, the Story-Commandsystem has grown ever more sophisticated—and ever more powerful...

—Excerpt from Introduction to Story-Command

Ever since she was a child, Yay Zhongxia has had a unique gift: she can see the narrative—the descriptive text—attached to any object she looks at. She thought only one other person in the world shared this ability, a mysterious girl she met once in her childhood.

That is, until high school, when she and her twin sister Yuni stumble into a strange “one-book school” called Marelin High. There, she discovers a whole community of people who can see narrative, and even finds clues about that girl from her past.

At Marelin, everyone creates magic through writing—this is called Story-Command.

Dueling, cooking, even shipping your favorite couples—all can be achieved with the power of Story-Command. Some even say that adding a good luck meme from your elders boosts the effect!

But there’s a catch—once a story is written, it must be finished, or disaster will follow...

So, freshmen, pick up your fountain pens and ink—get ready to experience the true power of words!

🌈 BL and ghost stories are magic. So are mysteries, crackfics, and even elder memes—they can all be used in battle!

In this book, you’ll find:

🖌️ Writing battles between all kinds of genres (e.g., “Overpowered Harem Protagonists VS Mary Sue Reverse Harems”): Chapters 6–9🖌️ Authors playfully (or ruthlessly) sabotaging each other: all chapters🖌️ Fujoshi and fudanshi (BL fans) joyfully shipping everyone: all chapters🖌️ Plot Hole Beasts and Cliffhanger Fillers: Chapters 3 & 5🖌️ The infamous “dark writing rooms”: Chapter 5🖌️ So many, many cats: Chapter 4🖌️ Vengeful unfinished works chasing after their authors: Chapters 3 & 4🖌️ The mystical anti-evil power of elder memes: Chapter 4🖌️ A sprinkle of temple culture and urban legends: Chapter 5

※ This novel is an original work by the author. The English translation was produced using ChatGPT, with creative input and editing by the author.

This story follows Alisa journey in Frostelain Academy.

"May there be a member of the family attend the Arison academy with each passing generation." ... "I can go to Arison. I can keep the tradition."

Opuntia Arison is a part of the family that founded the infamous Arison Academy, A mysterious but illuminating boarding school above the town of New Versine. Despite being an all-boy school, Opuntia gets to attend the school due to a tricky loophole in her great-grandfather's will. It's now her final year, but things of course have to go out with a bang as she wakes up to find a bloody message seemingly hinting at her own demise. Opuntia and her group of friends set out to find out what is behind this mystery, while at the same time, Opuntia may also uncover the mystery of who she sees as more than just a friend.

This is my first time attempting to write a full-length novel so any feedback or just reading it would be super helpful!! I hope you enjoy:)

Moran

Beatrice Simmons doesn't know what's in store for her. With her eighteenth birthday a day away, things are around her are starting to change. Hearing conversations from across the room, the strange urge to drink her best friend's blood, and the way her skin seemed to be blemish free overnight. To top it all off, a letter comes in the mail demanding her attendance, to some prestigious school that doesn't exist. Then her uncle, who really isn't her uncle tells her who she really is, and what's in store for Beatrice. She's a vampire, a royal one. And her place isn't on Earth like she thought, but in world where Supernatural's are real. As Lies become truth, and Truth becomes lies, will Beatrice be able to find out why her birth mother was killed? Or will the very people that killed her mother get to her first?

Gnihzur is a crow fledgling who has decided to transcend into a godly entity during the magnificent and auspicious era of crows where quantum consciousness advancement is ubiquitously rooted. Though his resolve is resolute in its cute firmness, many feathery and none feathery obstacles will present themselves in his path and try to pluck his mortality away from him before he can triumph.

Will he be able to learn how to slyly adapt to his newfound environment as well as cope with difficult situations and peers? Will he succeed in becoming an overpowered character who can easily claim the title of Prokeral God Crow?

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Genre:(Action-Adventure, Mythical & Urban Fantasy, Spirit-Cultivation, Light-Romance, Overpowered Characters, Titans, Zombies, Evil Organisation, Mutated Beasts, Psychological Warfare, Military Might, Magical Powers, Levelling, World Exploration)

Everyone knows my family. We were supposed to be descendants of one of the most powerful blood lines there is. So when my awakening approaches, I know I'll awaken my demon gifts... or so I thought. I guess I got a little more extra.

Now I need to learn to control my powers and only one person can teach me how. It just so happens that he makes me want to kiss him and run away from him at the same time.

And if that wasn't enough, everyone's assuming I'm the one the prophecy, thousands of years old, talked about. Me. And him. And who knows what else since it was sealed and hidden a long time ago.

When strange things begin to happen, we are forced to go in search of the very thing that was buried in the wilderness of the world. For, if we don't find it and the knowledge it holds, we might lose a flight we didn't even know was coming.

New York, 1972.

Karen Westcott is a thirteen year old girl who arrives at The Hershey Academy for Girls, a boarding school that is as mysterious for its long history of deaths over the last fifty years. When Karen arrives there, she attempts to deal with the idea that she is an outsider, while she attends a school that doesn't want her to interfere in business that doesn't concern her.