Author:Tom

This is a fanfiction of "Harry Potter". Legend of the fairytale of love, beautifully sung by people. At the end of that rainbow, eternally sung by people. In the corner where the stars fall, only a silver unicorn remains. Silver unicorn, nowhere to hide from loneliness. Bloody petals fall, freezing the world because of you. The future is falling, a curse of reincarnation. When we meet again, I am your unicorn.

Author:Jack

It was a lavish hotel suite with exquisite decorations and glamorous furnishings, permeating an aura of wealth. In the center of the suite, a man and a woman were engaged in fervent "activities": the man was suave and handsome, while the woman exuded a captivating allure. Just as the girl was gasping in anticipation of reaching her climactic moment, the man suddenly ceased his movements and slapped her across the face. Smack! In the girl's astonished gaze, the man slowly sat up against the headboard, lighting a cigarette as he asked, "Do you still remember the guy you publicly slapped before the New Year?" This scene encapsulated a microcosm of society. It was a poignant tale of personal growth, a story of the underdog's counterattack and redemption. Even when fate tried to block their path, even when unjust hands pushed them into a recurring nightmare,

Author:Jerry

"Calculating the Accounts with the Primordial Chaos" is a gripping and well-written novel created by the author Fenglaichongming. It offers a thrilling and suspenseful plotline that keeps readers captivated. The latest refreshing and immaculate chapters by Fenglaichongming are available for free reading on Penfun Pavilion."

Author:Tom

Oh my goodness, the gaming tycoon, Ruyu Yangguang, is transferring to their server. My warm heart is pounding like a deer in headlights, and... they've become friends... But why is the tycoon so good to her? Something feels strange. Who is this person that gives her a sense of familiarity? Who on earth are they?

Author:John

This is a novel born from the encounter of two different eras. The first one is set during the Cultural Revolution, a time of spiritual fanaticism, suppressed instincts, and tragic fates, akin to medieval Europe. The second one is set in the present, a time of ethical upheaval, restless indulgence, and the diversity of human existence, surpassing even today's Europe. A Westerner needs to live for four hundred years to experience such a stark contrast between two eras, while a Chinese person only needs forty years. The turmoil and changes of four hundred years are condensed within these forty years, making this experience all the more precious. The bond that connects these two eras is the two brothers. Their lives continuously fracture and rupture