Sci-Fi

Betrayed by his parasitic in-laws and murdered for scraps in a dying world, a man is gifted a second chance. Three months before the collapse, he awakens a spatial dimension, ready to trade his past kindness for a future built on cold, calculated survival.

Kaelen Thorne was born a slave in a world ruled by gods and bronze. When he is caught reverse-engineering a fallen "thunder-stone," the priests sentence him to death. But as the executioner's blade falls, the stone awakens—and it knows his name. Now bound to the Aether-Core, a semi-sentient alien nanite mainframe mistaken for divine magic, Kael must flee into a world on the brink of collapse. Hunted by empires, haunted by a voice in his head, and armed with technology three thousand years ahead of its time, he will forge a hidden civilization that secretly guides humanity through every era—from the Bronze Age to the stars. But the Core's original owners are coming back. And they want their machine returned. Before the gods, there was the machine.

SINOPSIS: In a world where rain has stopped for years, water is the ultimate currency. Jevan, a sarcastic water technician, must team up with a ragtag group of survivors to find a legendary underground aquifer. Through high-octane chases, ridiculous improvisations, and explosive combat, they must survive both the scorching heat and ruthless water warlords. Can they save humanity, or will they dry out trying?

My gaze fell on a slender mortal girl with short dark hair and glowing brown eyes. She looked like she was about to cry, and soon enough, she began sobbing. I glanced at the heaps of bodies around her—were they her companions? Why was she crying? This was war, and their fate was sealed the moment they entered my domain. I tilted my head, resting it on my hand as I studied her. There was something different about her, something I couldn’t quite figure out. Why did I feel a flicker of pain, an emotion, from my pitch-black heart? It shouldn’t be possible—my heart was dead. I was sure of that. Yet, she walked toward my castle, forcing herself closer with each step. Her foundation was weak, far weaker than the knights I had just slain. I channeled my cosmic bolt, aimed to kill, but I couldn’t bring myself to do it. I tried, but she kept moving forward, weeping uncontrollably. The ache inside me grew as she finally reached me, collapsing and embracing me, her cries so loud they seemed to echo in my soul. I was frozen, unsure of what to do. Emotions I thought long dead came crashing back. She sniffled and cried out, “Come home, big brother. Please come home with me.” She cuddled closer, and a warmth spread through me. I felt a warm liquid on my cheeks—tears. I realised I was crying. “Please, big brother, let’s go home,”

Every day at 3:00 p.m., gravity stops. For sixty minutes, Calder City floats. Children bounce off ceiling nets. Office workers tether themselves to desks. Thrill-seekers pay to drift through the air like gods. It is strange. It is dangerous. It is normal. At 4:00 p.m., gravity returns. Until today. When the hour ends and the fall never comes, Calder City realizes the anomaly is not a phenomenon. It is a message. And something beneath the city is waking up. Denzel Kade built the anchor grid that keeps the city from drifting into the sky. Now his technology is failing, his city is fracturing, and the only person who knows the truth is a dying mentor with blood on his hands. As the zone expands and factions rise, Denzel must choose between controlling the anomaly — or understanding it. But he is not the only one listening. A corporation wants to own it. A cult wants to worship it. A warlord wants to weaponize it. And a fourteen-year-old girl can hear it speaking. The Lift was never a phenomenon. It was a breath. And the city is about to learn what happens when the sky stops letting go. We rise together. We land together. Until we don't. The Calder Cycle begins.

When the dead rose, Zavier didn't grab a gun—he grabbed his phone. Equipped with a survival app that seems to know exactly how to annoy him into staying alive, Zavier teams up with the lethal Maine to navigate a world gone mad. From using tinsel as a weapon to dodging city-sized monsters, it’s a comedy of errors where the punchline is usually a bite to the neck. Surviving the end of the world is easy; surviving the guidebook is the hard part.

"His parents died as legends at the frontline. So why the hell is their only kid still a Level-F zero at sixteen?" In a war-torn world where alien rifts spit out nightmares and raw power dictates survival, sixteen-year-old Kaelen Thorne is the military academy’s favorite punching bag. Branded with a dead, F-rank core, he’s expected to be nothing more than cannon fodder. But when his blood awakens a forgotten ancestral relic, Kaelen doesn't unlock elemental magic or brute strength. He unlocks Resonance. While his arrogant peers blast monsters with fire and steel, Kaelen discovers he only needs a low, perfectly pitched whistle to make the most feral, terrifying apex predators drop to their knees and tremble at his feet. Knowing the corrupt military top brass would dissect him alive if they discovered his unique power, Kaelen deliberately masks his true strength. He keeps his fake F-rank badge, plays the helpless victim, and endures the mockery of the elite. But in the deadly, mist-choked wilderness beyond the academy walls, the "powerless zero" is quietly building a monstrous, fiercely loyal army in the shadows. The elites think they are the predators of this world. They’re about to learn what happens when the prey learns how to sing.

Three weeks after his death, Adrian awakens inside a digital simulation with only the memories of a life he knows was his own. He remembers his apartment, his job, his best friend and the night everything went dark. What he doesn’t remember is dying. He expects answers. Instead, he discovers the impossible. His biological body is dead, his funeral has already taken place, and the person standing before the scientists is not the original Adrian Vale. He is a digital reconstruction. Created by Veyron Continuum, Adrian was never meant to exist beyond the company’s experiment. He was supposed to hand over the research stored within his consciousness and then be reset. Now Adrian has only three hours before Veyron deletes him. He escapes into a restricted network and contacts Daniel Reed, his best friend, who struggles to accept that the voice on the other end of the connection belongs to Adrian. Then Veyron offers Daniel five million dollars to help them track him down. Daniel has no idea that the device they give him is more than just a tracking tool. It’s a trap. When Adrian fights his way through the trap, he gains control of a physical device connected to Veyron’s network. But his escape creates a new problem. Deep within Veyron’s facility, another consciousness awakens. Another Adrian, another set of memories and this one believes he is the original. Now Adrian must uncover the truth behind his death, expose the company that claims to own his mind, and prove that he is more than a copy before Veyron finds a way to erase him forever.

In his first life, Ethan Vance was a dedicated logistics manager who sacrificed everything to keep his fiancée, Clara Sterling, and his best friend, Garrett Hayes, alive during the Great Freeze, a catastrophic climate collapse that plunged temperatures to -60 degrees. In return for his devotion, Clara and Garrett betrayed him. After Ethan spent months braving freezing blizzards to scavenge the last remaining rations, Clara and Garrett ambushed him, chopped his body for food, and tossed him into the snow to die. Dying in agony, Ethan swore an oath of vengeance. Then, he snaps awake. It is August 10, 2026, exactly 60 days before the Great Freeze hits civilization. The sun is shining, society is functioning normally, and his betrayers are still treating him like their personal piggy bank. Better yet, Ethan discovers he has unlocked a soul-bound Dimensional Vault System, an infinite storage space with total time-stasis and range-based resource absorption. This time, Ethan will not give away a single cent. While Clara and Garrett demand money for luxury trips and bad debts, Ethan silently liquidates his assets, secures billions in loans, and absorbs millions of tons of high-calorie foods, fuel, generators, and military supplies into his dimension. When the temperature drops and the world freezes, his betrayers will shiver in the dark, begging at his door. But Ethan will be sitting in his heated fortress, enjoying a hot meal, and watching them burn.

SINOPSIS: Xavren Dalkorian discovers the ultimate market inefficiency: interdimensional travel. By buying low in one reality and selling high in another, he rises from a small-time trader to a shadowy economic architect. But as the borders of reality begin to blur and the masters of multiple worlds start tracing the source of their collapsing economies, Xavren realizes he is no longer just playing the market—he is the target.

At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, the world blacks out—and when it returns, it is moving backward. As civilization dissolves and technology decays, Adi finds himself the sole witness to the collapse, cursed with the memory of the future he is actively losing. Faced with a 'System' that marks his past sins as temporal anchors, Adi must race through history to mend the lives he shattered. But as the clock ticks toward 1826, he discovers a terrifying truth: he is not just trying to save the world; he is the glitch that must be erased for it to survive. Will he surrender his existence to buy humanity a new dawn, or condemn them to a broken eternity?