I'm not a developer — I'm a web novelist who happens to build the tools I need myself. This profile, the author site below, all of it exists because I wanted it to and figured out how, not because I do this professionally.
- ✍️ Hobbyist web novelist — fantasy and science fantasy, mostly about people rebuilding themselves.
- 📚 Three ongoing works, spanning reincarnation, isekai, and contemporary drama.
- 🖋️ Publishing under my own imprint, Horizon ARK Studio.
- 💻 Not a coder by trade — I vibe-code small personal tools (like my author site) when I need something specific to exist.
- 🎯 Goal: finish what I start, even the projects designed to be short on purpose.
Light Novel Reincarnation Progression Fantasy Psychological Drama — On Hiatus
A researcher who never learned to live wakes up with a second life in a world of magic — and has to learn how to actually use it.
Web Novel Isekai Soft Sci-Fi Character Drama — Ongoing
A man who never understood his own life is handed an AI companion instead of power, and has to figure out what to do with it. Also in print.
Web Novel Vol. 1 Reincarnation Contemporary Drama — 18+ · On Break
Written short and focused, on purpose — one volume, four acts, meant to prove I could actually finish a story.
| Work | Status |
|---|---|
| EPMC — Volume 3 | 🟢 In progress |
| SBM — Arc 3 | 🟢 Ongoing |
| STBF — Act 2 | 🟡 On break |
A Vue 3 + TypeScript site (Home / Works / Store / Journal / About / Feedback / Privacy / Terms) with light/dark theming that follows your system, offline support, and a native Android app wrapped via Capacitor — hardware back button, native status bar, safe-area-aware layout for edge-to-edge screens. Debug APK builds automatically via CI on every push.
Vue 3 TypeScript Vite Capacitor Android Cloudflare Workers
🔄 Next up: migrating this site off Vue 3 and onto ARKlight — a Python-first static site compiler I'm building in parallel, write pages as Python functions and it compiles to plain HTML/CSS/JS.
Published under Horizon ARK Studio.
"I hope for people to hold the book in their hands someday, and to sit on the shelves." — Rae ARK