Slowgrowth cerita

A world consumed by boundless, unending oceans. His sole companion was a mysterious Orb, a cryptic guide capable of leading its holder across dimensions. His goal? Infinite planes, where the sea of stars lay in wait. PS: The MC's main world is an endless ocean similar to One Piece, but it is not One Piece. #Slow-Paced #Slow Growth

Have you ever wondered what would happen If you were chosen to save the world? Well I did, but before that happened I was just an ordinary gamer, a gamer who was a pervert in a romance sim and a person who loved the thrill that's why I picked the worst characters and proved everybody wrong by completing the game with, the trash character but what happens when you, the gamer suddenly is transported into the game world of "Gaia" and tasked into saving the world, while possessing one of the trash character, well I saved it.... But I was backstab in the process and so I was executed at the tender age of 31 the apocalypse started after 12 years and I survived it and managed to live 2 more years but..... As I said I should have been more careful, but I was young that time, and now that I was given another chance I won't mess it up instead I'm going to be the perfect supporting character ever!!!

They called me a failure. School, friends, even life itself - everything seemed stacked against me. But this isn't just another sad story. This is about how a so-called loser turned his downfall into a rise, one choice at a time. It's messy, it's raw, and it's real. Welcome to The Failure's Victory.

[The one who gives must be willing.] [The one who receives must be unwilling.] [A soul for a soul.] Mayu was a survivor. She had lived in the forsaken world, and the worlds beyond. Continuously treading on top of blood and corpses, she was already numb to tears and losses. A soul for a soul. He was willing to give. She was unwilling to receive. But the pact had been fulfilled. The requirements were met. She returned to that day. The day the sky fell. *** *** *** Runexi's notes: Original work. Please note that the chapters are unedited, as this is just a side project that I intend to update sporadically. Read at your own risk.

August. Graduation over. Finally free from textbooks, but not from nervousness. This is the diary of Annu, an ordinary girl who finds herself stepping into an extraordinary new chapter-joining a martial arts class where everything feels new and awkward. Protective mom? ✔️ New classmates (including tall boys she was definitely not ready for)? ✔️ Small talks, hidden smiles, panic modes, and tiny victories? ✔️✔️✔️ Between starting her Master's, learning kihon, and trying not to overthink every "hi" and every glance, Annu writes it all down-the anxieties, the laughs, the little crushes she refuses to admit, and the courage it takes to keep going. Because this isn't just about karate practice. It's about first steps, new bonds, and finding herself. Welcome to Annu's Dojo Diary. 🥋✨

Softly, I Kept Going is a gentle, emotional collection of poems that explores love, loss, healing, and self-discovery. In these verses, Stanaika writes with raw honesty about quiet crushes, the ache of letting go, the strength it takes to keep believing, and the beauty of becoming. These poems speak to anyone who's ever felt unseen, uncertain, or quietly breaking and chose to keep going anyway. Through softness, doubt, and faith, this collection reminds us that growing gently is still growing, and surviving is a form of strength. For the ones healing in silence, hoping in secret, and learning to love themselves along the way, this is for you.

This isn't a diary. It's a quiet rebellion. A young woman documents the slow, messy, unglamorous process of changing her life - from the inside out. No fake motivation. No forced optimism. Just daily check-ins, failed efforts, strange dreams, financial worries, silent longings, and the stubborn will to keep going. Not quite broken. Not quite healed. Just... almost. And maybe that's enough for now.

After losing her mother to a stroke and herself to grief, a woman finds her once-familiar body now a stranger in the mirror. The jeans that used to slip on without effort now taunt her from the closet floor. Haunted by softness she didn't have before and the silence of a life paused, she spirals into shame and self-isolation-until a quiet unraveling forces her to reckon with who she is now. The Fit is a raw, intimate story about body image, identity, and learning to take up space again after loss. Inspired by real emotional truths, this story explores how healing doesn't always come with a transformation-but sometimes with a truce.