The Fruit of Justice

New Author, New Book (Only Recommend New Books!)

We should show some love to new authors.

Urban Superpowers or Awakening Stories, No Mindless Protagonists

My Solo Project Has Reached 80,000 Words, but I’m Too Nervous to Promote It as a Debut

Looking for books like "Reborn: The Campus Heartthrob Always Wants to Cling to Me". I've been writing solo for 80,000 words, and I've been really enjoying writing every day. Now that I'm about to make my debut, I'm feeling a little nervous. I'm worried it won't go well and will affect my mood for writing.

I'm a New Writer. I've Just Written 80,000 Words for the First Time. Could Someone Give It a Review?

I'd like to read something similar to "The Legend of the Dragon King: Misty Clouds Defying Fate". It's the author's first time writing a story that's over 80,000 words, and now they want to work hard toward 400,000, aiming for that kind of length. They're bored at home after just finishing their first semester of college, and their writing style...

Looking for Urban Novels With Superpowers, God of War Heroes, and Hot-Blooded Action

Urban superpowers and a passionate God of War story. If you like this too, come check it out, guys. Recommend some books, seasoned readers assemble!

Urban Supernatural Fiction with Imagination, No Idiotic Characters, and Novel Settings

Urban fantasy with supernatural powers. No dumbed-down characters, and give me some fresh, unusual worldbuilding. None of those same-old tropes that never change!

Has Anyone Written Their Own Novel? Let Me Check It Out!

Are there any? Are there? (￣∇￣) Let me take a peek!

Urban Superpowers and Special Abilities

Special Abilities, Supernatural Powers, Gods, and Sequences: Looking for an Original Setting

Urban Superpowers, a Team That Keeps Getting Stronger

Any Books Like Strange Beasts of the Maze, Slay the Gods, or Legend Management Bureau?

It's so hard to find books with their own well-structured framework and tightly reasoned ideas.

Stories Where Only a Few People Awaken Superpowers, and the Public Doesn't Value Them

It doesn’t matter whether there’s a national organization involved. As long as the protagonist isn’t a bleeding-heart saint and has a functioning brain, that’s enough.