Novels by Gajah Belang

Chronis Evermere has lived the day of the Grand Autumn Gala one hundred times, trapped in a loop that resets every time he fails to secure a date with the brilliant Mirelle Tempora. Between magical explosions, duels with an arrogant rival, and the unraveling fabric of reality itself, Chronis discovers his life is not just a prank of time—it is a critical gear in a celestial seal. To save the woman he has loved for two lifetimes, he must risk the ultimate sacrifice and step into the forbidden Wednesday, a day that hasn't existed for two hundred years.

Vaelric Dorshan, a man defined by his failures, is granted a second chance at life. Armed with future knowledge, he sets out to conquer his past, only to discover that the most treacherous obstacle is the man he sees in the mirror.

A legendary general, once a master of war, finds himself reincarnated as a simple village butcher. While he yearns for peace, his ingrained combat muscle memory turns every chop of meat into a legendary sword technique, leading the world to mistake him for a retired grandmaster of the blade.

Renan Bima wakes up in a ruined world, cursed with a shadow that houses an ancient deity. As the apocalypse intensifies, his shadow develops a mind of its own.

After 700 years trapped in a repetitive Monday, Jorvex Maldrane has stopped trying to save the world and started working in a cubicle. He just wants to file his paperwork in peace, but his centuries of experience are starting to make him the most efficient employee in history—and that is exactly the kind of attention he doesn't want.

Kaiven Mordel lives as a ghost in a world of eight billion. Every person who spends twenty-four hours with him forgets his existence. Digital records glitch and paper trails vanish. Only Seraya Elune, a mysterious stranger, remembers his face and his history. Together, they must navigate the shadows of a hidden society of 'Erased' individuals and discover why the world is being forced to forget Kaiven—and why Seraya is the only one allowed to remember.