FROM SHADOW TO STARDOM

Ohk, everyone, we are BACK! I got a contract, had to do a review, and now we’re here—so treat this like a Q&A for the book. You got questions?Some common questions I saw readers generally ask in other books:Q: How long is this book going to be?Long enough to make you emotionally attached. (can be the next one piece) that long.Q: Is this a harem?Nope. The MC is here to fight for his life, not collect waifus like Pokémon.Q: Will the MC be overpowered?Absolutely not. He’s going to struggle  and EARN his power like a true protagonist. No cheat codes here.Q: Will there be betrayals?Oh, for sure. You trust someone? That’s on you. I’m just the storyteller.Q: Is there a system?Yes, but not your usual "Congrats, you killed a rabbit! +5 Strength!" system. This one actually makes sense and won’t hold your hand.Q: Is there romance?Yes, but it’s not instant, and it’s definitely not the main focus. No “Oops, I tripped, and now we’re in love” nonsense.Q: Will there be moments that make me want to throw my phone?Yes. And when that happens, just know that I wrote those moments with love.That’s it for now! If y’all have more questions, drop them in the comments of this review. Also, don’t forget to ADD TO YOUR LIBRARY, or I will personally send a Level 99 rat to your house.

Okay the last story is "Unseen World"

she took one last look at her parents, her mother was crying and sobbing.

Once Issei was finally ready he made his way downstairs and into the kitchen area to see that everyone else was up and eating breakfast. Asia and Xenovia were busy cooking while Koneko was helping out where she could meanwhile, Rias, Akeno, Kiba, Gohan, and Gasper were sat at the table eating and trying not to be put off from Gohan's usual huge breakfast that seemed to be disappearing by the second.

The water's getting warm so you might as well swim

" it's been a long time I've been waiting for you master." a warm voice echoed on her head. Camila was surprise and instantly looked around her, thinking that maybe there's someone near her that had spoken. But she saw no one. So her brows frowned.

Walking over to the scheming woman who was crying thought the gag that was placed so tightly on her face that you could see the fabric burns on her flesh.

There was an urgency in Dev's voice, as if he was looking for something special which was lost, which concerned Bhumi. Had he lost something? Dev left the room, and so did the head-cook, and Bhumi was left to her own self again. Bhumi went up to the room to find Ashi still fast asleep. Bhumi sat at her feet, played with Ashi's curly hair and gently kissed her, "Sleep well, my jaan, your ma loves you so much."