
Pundalisa
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Novels by Pundalisa

Exiled Heir: God-Tier Forge System in the Eternal Night
Action
Fast-Paced Plot
Tragedy
Heir/Heirness
Hidden Identity
Intelligent
Betrayal
Face-Slapping
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Kael Draven got played. Poisoned and kicked to the curb by his own blood, he was left to rot in a pitch-black mine while the Eternal Night gnawed at his bones. It was supposed to be a straight-up death sentence. But when his blood awakens his mother’s forbidden ring, he scores a God-Tier Forge System that turns cursed scrap into weapons of mass destruction. In a world where the dark eats everything, Kael is about to show his family that being an exile is just another word for being the most dangerous man alive.
"You thought the dark was my prison?" Kael snarls, hammer in hand. "Nah, man. It's my workshop, and y'all are just extra material for the forge." With a system that appraises hidden stats and fuses forbidden horrors into god-tier gear, he’s climbing out of the pit to take back his birthright. His enemies think they’re safe behind their fancy magic flames, but the Smith is back, and he’s bringing the real heat.
#Action, #Adventurous, #Fast-Paced Plot, #Tragedy, #Heir/Heirness, #Hidden Identity, #Intelligent, #Ruthless, #Decisive, #Brave, #Betrayal, #Face-Slapping, #Level up, #Revenge, #Weak to Strong
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Chapter: 14: The Sun's Reckoning
"...destroy everything we've built. The Grand Design is absolute. Your mother's sacrifice is merely the beginning of a new age, a perfect timeline. And I won't let you turn it all to ash."Grand Master Solon Draven, a figure of imposing authority in robes of pure gold, turned slowly, his ancient eyes, cold and calculating, fixing on Kael. The crystalline chamber around them pulsed with a blinding, blue-white light, its slow, rhythmic thump-thump a dying heart. In the center, Ember Draven, Kael’s mother, was wracked with silent agony, ancient wires embedded in her skull, draining her very essence."Perfect timeline? You're torturing your own kin, old man! You've had her hooked up as a goddamn battery for decades!" Kael snarled, his voice a low growl, vibrating with raw, unbridled fury. The Celestial Void-Lance in his hand pulsed, its violet-gold light mirroring the rage in his eyes. He felt the 'City Master Code' within him scream, revealing the intricate
Last Updated: 2026-04-12
Chapter: 13: The Heart of the Machine
...from the inside out, piece by agonizing piece."Kael didn’t waste a nanosecond. The Chronos-Guard's temporal field was fractured, its movements still jerky from the destruction of the minor temporal anchor. He didn’t just move; he surged, a violet-gold blur, the Celestial Void-Lance humming with murderous intent. His mind, now a sprawling network of the 'City Master Code', saw everything: every energy conduit, every hidden temporal nexus, every weak point in the ancient Foundry. The 'Prime Ember' wasn't just a furnace; it was the heart of this temporal nightmare, and it was connected to everything."Anomaly attempts direct assault. Inefficient," the Chronos-Guard intoned, its clock-face whirring back to full speed, brass hands blurring. It raised its multi-jointed arms, the air around Kael shimmering as it tried to re-establish its Temporal Lock. The Void-Hounds shrieked, phasing back into coherent reality, ready to lunge."Ineff
Last Updated: 2026-04-11
Chapter: 12: The Clockwork God’s Echo
...d."The word "appraised" hung in Kael’s mind, brutally cut short as a wave of pure, temporal distortion slammed into him. He felt his consciousness, already stretched thin from forcibly assimilating the Grand Architect, snap and then reform, moments later, but irrevocably shifted. The Architect's frantic screams inside his head were silenced, not by Kael’s will, but by the overwhelming new presence.The rhythmic TICK-TOCK intensified, a colossal, metallic heartbeat echoing from the deepest chasms of the Foundry. The arcane lamps on the floor didn’t just flicker; they strobed erratically, their light stretching and shrinking, making Kael’s vision judder. Liora and Silas, still trapped in the energy cage, were frozen in place, their terrified faces elongating and snapping back, trapped in miniature temporal loops.Kael gritted his teeth, the Celestial Void-Lance still plunged into the Grand Architect’s chest, its tip glowing with violet-gold fury. The Architect
Last Updated: 2026-04-10
Chapter: Bab 11: The Architect’s Blueprint
"...they're all obsolete. And I'm here to show them how."The words hung in the frigid night air, a chilling promise. The plaza, once a stage for Draven’s theatrical cruelty, was now a silent testament to Kael’s terrifying return. The remaining Enforcers, their faces pale and eyes wide with abject terror, dropped their weapons and scattered like roaches under a sudden light. The crowd, a mass of huddled figures, parted before Kael like the Red Sea, murmuring in a mixture of fear and dawning hope."Kael… what do we do?" Liora whispered, her voice still shaky, clutching his arm. Her eyes, filled with a mixture of awe and fear, kept darting to the dissipating dust of the Silver Scythe Sentinels."We leave this dump, Liora," Kael said, his voice flat, devoid of the triumphant edge one might expect. He looked at Silas, who was still catching his breath, trembling but surprisingly resolute. "Silas, can you keep up?""Y-yes, Young Master. I... I'll manage," Silas stammered, pulling himself s
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Chapter: 10: The Silver Scythes
... debts from the people who think they own the sun."The crowd didn't just gasp; they backed away like the ground had turned into hot coals. The three silver-robed figures stood in a perfect triangle around the execution platform, their metallic masks reflecting the flickering orange glow of the city’s heat-lamps. They didn't breathe. They didn't move. They just hummed with a low-frequency vibration that made Kael’s teeth feel like they were about to shatter.[Ding!][Warning! High-Level Resonance Detected.][Target: Council 'Silver Sentinel' - Units Alpha, Beta, Gamma.][Level: 55 (Elite Guardian Class).][Condition: Biological components 10%, Mechanical 90%.]"Who the hell invited the shiny boys?" Kael spat, his grip tightening on the Root-Breaker Spear. The silver light from his eyes pulsed in sync with the weapon's tip. "I thought the Council only sent these guys when a sector was about to get nuked.""Kael... Kael, please, you gotta run!" Liora whispered from behind him, her sm
Last Updated: 2026-03-21
Chapter: 9: The Iron Watcher’s Toll
... "UNAUTHORIZED LIFEFORMS DETECTED. SECTOR FOUR LOCKDOWN ENGAGED. PREPARE FOR DISMANTLING.""Dismantling? You gotta be kiddin' me," Kael spat, his silver eyes narrowing as he adjusted his grip on the Root-Breaker Spear. "We just clawed our way out of a god-forsaken furnace, and the welcome mat is a talking trash compactor?""Kael, look up! The whole damn shaft is turning red!" Silas shouted, pointing a trembling finger at the emergency lights that had begun to strobe with a violent, rhythmic intensity. "That’s not just an automated voice, kid. That’s the Council’s security grid. They’ve locked the magnets! We’re sitting ducks!""I ain't no duck, Silas. And I sure as hell ain't sitting," Kael growled. He slammed the butt of his spear into the elevator floor, sending a ripple of violet energy through the metal plates. "System, give me a scan on that loudmouth. What am I looking at?"[Ding!][Target Identified: Iron Watcher - Unit 01.][Class: High-Altitude Guardian (Bio-Mechanical Hyb
Last Updated: 2026-03-21

An Immoral System Chose Me
System
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Satya’s life was already boring. But then, a 'System' appeared, forcing him to become the hero in a cliché *manhwa* story that he despised. Instead of saving the world, Satya is preoccupied with finding ways to disable pop-ups, exploit system bugs, and prove that real-world logic is far more effective than the sword Excalibur. Prepare for an unheroic adventure, packed with sarcasm, and an epic resistance against narrative destiny. Can an average employee destroy the genre from the inside out?
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Chapter: Chapter 88: Core Server 2.0: Labyrinth of Logic
The emerald light of the Old Editor’s sacrifice didn't just fade; it evaporated into a clinical, suffocating scent of expensive lemon-scented floor wax and chilled, stagnant air. Satya stumbled as his boots hit a floor made of white Carrara marble so polished it reflected the group as ghosts."My head... it feels like it was put through a document shredder," Bima groaned, clutching his temples. He looked around, his jaw dropping. "Where are we? This isn't a server room. It’s an upscale dental clinic that never ends.""It is worse than that, Bima," Anya’s voice resonated from the recessed LED strips in the ceiling, sounding crystal clear but edged with a synthetic anxiety. "Welcome to the conceptual floor of the MNC. You are inside the logic-mesh of Core Server 2.0. This is how the Shareholders visualize power—limitless hallways, infinite bureaucracy, and zero windows. This is the Labyrinth of Logic.""I see no maze, Little Bird," Zagan gr
Last Updated: 2026-04-12
Chapter: Chapter 87: Sacrifice of the Defecting Editor
The flickering in Satya’s apartment was getting worse. The air felt like a television signal losing its strength—static crackled against the skin, and the colors of the furniture bled into the gray void of the floor. Satya sat on the couch, his form a shimmering, translucent outline. Every few seconds, his face would desynchronize, showing three or four versions of his eyes looking in different directions."Satya, can you hear me? Focus on my voice!" Rina’s hands passed through Satya’s shoulder as she tried to steady him. Her white light was steady, but it was lonely in the dim room."I... hear... rhythmic... patterns..." Satya’s voice was a series of distorted audio samples. "Rina, the... logic... isn't... holding.""It's the Stock Firewall's fallout," Bima said, pacing near the balcony. He looked at his own hands, which were solid but pale. "We’re officially worth nothing. The system doesn't know where to put us. We’re
Last Updated: 2026-04-12
Chapter: Chapter 86: Breaching the Stock Firewall
The white-hot vacuum of the Stock Firewall was deafening in its lack of sound. Satya stood on a floor of shimmering gold ticker tape that stretched into a digital infinity. Millions of names, dates, and prices scrolled beneath his boots, a literal carpet of souls bought and sold. His hand, once a roaring storm of black-and-white glitch energy, was now a dull, flickering gray."Anya? Can you... can you still see me?" Satya’s voice sounded thin, like a recording played from a cracked disc."Barely, Satya," Anya’s voice replied, appearing as a series of translucent ripples in the air around him. "The 'Hard Reset' failure didn't just crash the MNC's stocks; it turned the entire Stock Firewall into a graveyard. The system can’t process the fact that you have a value of absolute zero. You’re a math error that won't go away.""Then let’s finish the calculation," Satya said, staggering toward a towering pillar of white light in the ce
Last Updated: 2026-04-11
Chapter: Chapter 85: Protokol Hard Reset
The air inside Satya’s real-world apartment shimmered like a dying television screen. On the couch, Satya’s physical body lurched, his eyes rolled back, glowing with a chaotic flickering of amber and violet. Beside him, Rina’s manifest form was semi-transparent, her white-light essence vibrating against the hum of the air conditioner.Suddenly, every electronic device in the room—Satya's phone, his laptop, the smart fridge, the digital clock—emitted a high-pitched, synchronized wail.**[CRITICAL ALERT: RECOVERY PROTOCOL FAILED]****[INITIATING SYSTEM PURGE: PROTOCOL 'HARD RESET']****[ESTIMATED COMPLETION: 29:59]**"Anya! Talk to me!" Satya gasped, his voice echoing from both his physical throat and the speakers of his desktop computer. "What is a Hard Reset in this version of the script?""It’s not a deletion, Satya," Anya’s voice filled the room, sounding fractured, as if a thousand versions of h
Last Updated: 2026-04-11
Chapter: Chapter 84: Cyber-Physical Attack
The air inside the virtual basement of Level-10 tasted like copper and old lithium. Satya stood before the pulsing red heart of Core Server 2.0, his vision bifurcated. In his left eye, he saw the scrolling emerald cascades of the Secret Kernel; in his right, a grainy, vibrating feed of a dark hallway in an apartment complex in Central Jakarta."Anya! Why is the resolution on my physical feed so low?" Satya yelled, his voice sounding like two distinct audio files layered over each other. "I can’t see the elevator door!""Satya, your nervous system is being overclocked!" Anya’s voice drifted from every corner of the room, sounding hollow and stretched. "I’m barely holding your mind-body sync together. The CEO has initiated a 'Physicality Pursuit.' They’ve bypassed the digital firewall by going straight for your meat-space coordinates. Satya, they’re in your building!""Rangga! Are you seeing this?" Satya shouted, his digital avatar fl
Last Updated: 2026-04-10
Chapter: Chapter 83: Author vs. Corporate
The heavy blue door of the "Oud Batavia" warehouse groaned, the wood splintering inward as the hydraulic battering ram of the MNC Enforcers struck it for the third time. Dust motes danced in the flickering light of dozen ancient servers, vibrating in fear of the impending breach.Rangga, his fingers a blur across the taped-together keys of his laptop, didn't look up."Anya, tell me the 'Physicality Buffer' is active," Rangga hissed, his voice trembling with a mixture of terror and adrenaline."Active, Author," Anya’s voice crackled through the warehouse’s rusted intercom system. "I’ve hijacked the building’s smart-grid. Every molecule in this room is now under your local 'Narrative Override,' provided you can type fast enough to maintain the parameters.""I've written sixty thousand words in a weekend fueled by nothing but cheap energy drinks, Anya. I can handle a few minutes of real-world editing."The door fina
Last Updated: 2026-04-10
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