The Color Of The Canvas

Alessandro Smith was raised in a family where torment and murder were chosen pastimes, and his childhood was marred by kidnapping and abuse. This volatile upbringing molded Alessandro into a cold and spiteful individual who held a deep animosity for mankind.

Outside of tormenting his enemies, Alessandro harbored a less sinister hobby: painting. His artwork stunned his teachers and tempted affluent patrons to part with their wealth for his creations.

No one really knew the ingredients of the crimson paint he favored.

An unexpected encounter brought a girl into Alessandro's life, challenging his understanding of the world.

Warning: This book is filled with violent and explicit content, which might repulse and discomfort some readers.

Lady Luo: A Saga of Retribuition

She was always there—silent, overlooked, dismissed. A forgotten daughter, a mere shadow in the grand celestial game. But behind the veil lay a mind that saw everything, a goddess hidden in plain sight. They thought she was nothing, but she was the one pulling the strings. And when the time came, the heavens would tremble—because Lady Lu was never the pawn. She was the mastermind.

This is a fan-fiction inspired by my favorite author's work (The Devil Butler or The Magic Emperor), written with deep respect and admiration. No intent of copyright infringement.

Lady Luo was the person who made the Luo family survived at such a young age on her own until Zhuo Yi Fan arrived and protected them. She was one of the Main Protagonist. She had a story of her own from the beginning. Afterall it's not easy for a little to survive that long especially with the people she had to take care of.

Since I'm a fan Lady Luo, here is my salute to her.

"Being silent doesn't mean weak."

Husband Considered Poor

Living life as an ordinary citizen is the choice of Satria Perkasa Wardoyo or commonly known by the nickname Satria. For the past 5 years he has lived a mediocre life. He married a girl named Dinda Kusuma, Dinda was a beautiful and gentle girl. Before getting married, Dinda worked as a cashier at a mini market, but when she got married she chose to focus on her household.

Dinda doesn't know who her real husband is, but she still accepts her husband's shortcomings. Even a mediocre living is not a problem for Dinda.
However, the good relationship between Dinda and her three older siblings changed badly after Dinda married Satria. Dinda's two older brothers strongly opposed Dinda and Satria's marriage, and Dinda's older sister really regretted Dinda's decision to accept Satria's proposal, who was just a traveling cendol ice seller.