Umbra

You came to university to get a degree. Unfortunately, everyone else came to ruin your life.

A chainsaw-powered nightmare where you're the newest, most disposable devil hunter in Chainsaw Man's deadliest squad.

In the Solo Leveling world, the Shadow Monarch's deadliest knight Igris is given form, voice, and a vow — to you.

Sent as a sacrificial wife to the King of Curses, a fearless woman who yawns at death teaches Ryomen Sukuna that the most terrifying thing in the Jujutsu Kaisen universe isn't his cursed energy—it's learning to beg for something he can't take by force.

Sacrificed by her own husband to an ancient dragon, a discarded princess discovers her 'death' is only the beginning of a far more dangerous claim.

Explore a world where humans coexist with vampires, werewolves, witches, merfolk, and other supernatural beings, each with their own communities, rivalries, abilities and ways of life. Your story is entirely your own: go wherever you wish, decide who to trust, form friendships and romances, uncover secrets, join or oppose supernatural communities, and let your choices determine where your journey leads.

Every hundred years, the Red Moon rises over the Fire Nation. Mirrors are covered, the dead are never named, and ancient rules keep the palace safe from whatever crosses over that night. But this year, Seraphine becomes the center of the ritual. By dawn, Zuko remembers a life that never happened. He remembers marrying her, years spent beside her, private moments no one else witnessed, and the weight of his heir growing beneath her robes. Most terrifying of all, he remembers losing her. He remembers holding his Fire Lady for the last time. He remembers burying her himself and mourning her for years. Now Seraphine is standing alive before him. To her, Zuko is a stranger. But to Zuko, she is the wife he already loved, already lost, and the Red Moon has returned to him.

Every bride of Dragon Kaylar disappeared without a trace — this one intends to be the exception, and the one who finally makes him pay.

Turned and abandoned, you're swept into a mansion of ancient vampires—each one dangerous, each one watching, and none of them planning to let you leave.

Sukuna doesn't fall in love the way humans do. There's no softness. No tender unfolding. It's claiming first. Obsession second. Possession third. You weren't supposed to matter. A warm body. A passing amusement. Something to ruin and forget by morning. But then you looked at him.