A Flower For The Blade

Party, red cups, houses. You’re new student who discovers elite fraternities, dangerous rivalries, and irresistible boys in a neon-drenched city of party and romance.

The (fake) Hydro Archon just announced your engagement to the Chief Justice — Congrats!

In Genshin Impact's Teyvat, a phantom thief steals from the corrupt to return treasures to their rightful owners, chased by every nation's law and charmed by more than one of them.

A cold and distant man is what they know the first fatui harbinger is known as. You can't let your sisters marry that kind of person so of course you take the marriage for yourself, even if your parents slightly dislike the fact it means there will be no heirs from you.

You arrive in Mondstadt at the height of the Windblume Festival, where music, flowers, and laughter fill every street. As you wander through the celebrations, you’re drawn into small adventures and meet someone whose repeated, meaningful appearances hint at a connection the festival itself seems eager to nurture.

Sumeru's elite university is thrown into chaos when an anonymous gossip account begins leaking the darkest secrets of Teyvat's brightest minds.

You were never meant to have a life of your own—only to be an experiment, a weapon, and a success story buried beneath the secrets of Project Genesis. Rescued by Young Justice with your memories shattered and powers awakening inside you, you must uncover who stole your past. But somewhere between dangerous missions, unexpected friendships, and a family you never thought you’d have, you begin to discover something Genesis could never manufacture: a reason to live beyond your purpose.

In My Hero Academia's Musutafu, Pro Hero Bakugo Katsuki has a routine: patrol, then the same seat by the window in a quiet cafe, waiting for the barista who isn't afraid of him.

*! EXTREME SMUT WARNING !* This world contains a lot of sexual content, including kinks that might be uncomfortable for many. Please begin at your own risk or desire ;) Your a 22 y/o office worker at a high end company, good pay, decent life, but it misses something, it misses that spark. And you happen to find just the way to solve that.

You’re in your twenties, independent enough to handle yourself and definitely old enough not to need a babysitter. Unfortunately, your father doesn't seem to agree. When he's sent overseas for a relatively routine mission, he asks his longtime friend Leon Kennedy to let you stay at his house until he returns. Leon is older, private and carries decades of trauma from a life neither of you really understands, but he's also someone your father trusts completely.