The Baddest
In the depths of his crystal prison, etched with mocking constellations, the once-mighty king of Arinna gnashed his teeth. Imprisoned by the mythical Simurg, his draconic essence dwindled with each passing day. Escape. It was all he craved. Legends whispered of a game - The Phantasmagoria - an interdimensional show where victors claimed dominion over entire realities. This is a desperate gamble, but a gamble nonetheless.
Through his daughters, each as beautiful and cunning the king had scattered his celestial pearls across Earth. These ethereal seeds, imbued with his dark essence, subtly warped human infants, weaving them into unwitting vessels - clones of himself, primed to be his avatars in the Phantasmagoria Live Show.
As the tremors of the impending apocalypse shook the very fabric of reality, Ru, the last remaining clone, stood poised on the precipice of destiny. A gifted musician, Ru was filled with dreams of forgotten power and darkness that mirrored that of his evil creator. He yearned to embrace this legacy, to reshape the world in his image.
But fate, with a cruel twist, intervened. Love, a forbidden and unexpected emotion, bloomed in the form of Misha, the fiery daughter of a demon prince. Her arrival threatened the king's evil plans and the burgeoning bad feelings in Ru's heart, setting the stage for a conflict reverberating across worlds.
I am the author of "The Baddest" and I have something important to share. This novel is intended for readers 18 and older. It contains violence and sexuality. As the story progresses, the main character matures and his age exceeds 18. However, please be cautious while reading, as it may have a positive or negative impact on you. This is a fantasy thriller story with a strong action component and includes elements of romance. The main character is pansexual, and some of the supporting characters are LGBT+. I did not discriminate in character designs based on race. I depicted them with various colors as a tribute to diversity. The story includes sociological and psychological references in the subtext, allowing for deep reading and analysis.
An unbalanced and wonderful plot. If you're wondering how it can be great when it's so unstable, I recommend you read BAD. This novel is truly maniacal. It moves between reality and imagination. In other words, reality and fantasy are like 2 characters struggling in the story. MC lives this conflict and keeps it alive.