Fan Fiction

Maya In the Remnants: Of the Woods
Maya In the Remnants: Of the Woods Sometime in the distant past, in a little town settled at the lower regions of a hazy mountain range, there carried on with a little kid named Maya. She was an inquisitive kid, consistently anxious to investigate her general surroundings. She had a specific interest for the old destroys that lay secret profound inside the timberland. Legend had it that these remnants were once the site of an incredible sanctuary, devoted to a long-failed to remember divinity.
By Srini V4 years ago in Fiction
"The Haunted Mirror: When an Alternate Reality Bleeds Through"
Amelia had always been fascinated by the antique mirror that sat in the corner of her bedroom. It was an ornate, oval-shaped mirror with an intricately carved wooden frame that was passed down to her by her grandmother. As a child, Amelia would often spend hours staring at her reflection, imagining that the mirror held magical powers.
By ved kumar4 years ago in Fiction
Love in the Time of Zombies: A Journey Across Borders
Alex and Venus had been in a long-distance relationship for five years. Despite the distance, their love for each other had only grown stronger with time. They had made plans for their future together, and Alex was planning to visit Venus in the Philippines to propose to her.
By papi Alex4 years ago in Fiction
Zhu Geliang Borrows the east wind
The story of "Zhuge Liang Borrows the East Wind" is a famous tale from Chinese history that tells the story of how the legendary strategist Zhuge Liang used his ingenuity and resourcefulness to win a decisive battle against the enemy forces of Cao Cao. Here is a retelling of the story, complete with dialogue:
By David cen4 years ago in Fiction
Title: "The Quest for the Cure: A Tale of Bravery and Hope"
Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there lived a small town filled with friendly people. They lived their daily lives in peace, never suspecting that there was anything frightening or dangerous lurking in their midst.
By shree nagesh4 years ago in Fiction
The Magic City
Once upon a time, there was a bustling metropolis known as The Magic City. It was a place where dreams were made, and people from all over the world came to live and work. But beneath the glittering skyscrapers and busy streets, there was a darker side to The Magic City.
By papi Alex4 years ago in Fiction
Three Brothers of the Peach Garden in Three kingdom Age
Guan Yu, Liu Bei, and Zhang Fei are three legendary figures in Chinese history who are often referred to as the "Three Brothers of the Peach Garden." Here is a retelling of their story, complete with dialogue:
By David cen4 years ago in Fiction
Nezha,a little hero in Chinese folk story
The story of Nezha is a popular one in Chinese mythology and has been retold in various forms throughout history. Here is one version of the story:
By David cen4 years ago in Fiction
The Lost City-Episode 1
Dr. Samantha Green had always been fascinated with the mysteries of the past. As an archaeologist, she spent most of her time digging up artifacts and studying ancient cultures. But nothing had prepared her for the discovery that would change her life forever.
By mojo4 years ago in Fiction
Men and Women
Men and Women The sun was setting over the city, casting a golden glow over the towering skyscrapers. In one of the buildings, Sarah sat at her desk, staring at the computer screen in front of her. She had been working late again, trying to finish a project that was due the next day. As she typed away, her thoughts drifted to the events of the past few months.
By sriram4 years ago in Fiction
Love a Girl
Once upon a time, there was a girl named Lily who lived in a small town in the countryside. She had long brown hair, sparkling blue eyes, and a smile that could light up a room. Lily was a kind and gentle soul, but she was also very shy and reserved. She spent most of her days reading books, playing the piano, and taking long walks in the woods.
By sriram4 years ago in Fiction
Ontological Beliefs.
I do not disrespect the personal beliefs or gnosis of others, I instead simply use rational cautionary thought, when discerning what is possible and what is illogical. I implore you to do the same when reading my works.
By Michael_Angelo4 years ago in Fiction