Nullora — A Platform for Original Serial Fiction & Worldbuilding
Every story begins in null. Nullora is an original serial-fiction platform spanning sci-fi, xianxia, apocalypse, epic fantasy, and urban fantasy.
Eleven original novels are currently serialized here, ranging from high-dimensional science fiction and Eastern xianxia to urban mystery, epic fantasy, and near-future magic. Each is a self-contained world built from scratch: beyond the chapter-by-chapter story, every title includes a full codex, character files, faction relationships, and observation reports — so readers don't just read a story, they step into a world that keeps expanding.
All works are written and continuously updated by our own creative team, and are available in Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese. Most chapters are free to read, with optional membership on select titles to support the work. Content and operations are the responsibility of Sourcekode Co., Ltd.
Eleven original works, updated regularly — worlds from a single chapter to hundreds.
Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese — one story, across languages.
Characters, factions, glossary, timelines — a searchable codex for every world.
How to Start Reading
No need to study a lore bible first. Three things and you can begin.
Every work is serialized in order, and its rules surface naturally as the protagonist keeps crossing lines—no glossary to memorize. Pick a genre that interests you and start from the first episode.
Character files and universe codex entries are revealed in stages as you read. Anything past your current position is marked locked, so nothing spoils the book you are in the middle of.
Every work is published in Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean. Proper nouns are held to one cross-language glossary, so characters and places do not change names when you switch.
Quarktoverse
The rift is open; to observe is destiny.
The Flawed Dao
Others take their flaws as fate; Lin Que mends every gap into a road.
The Hollow Record
He filmed the second the sky tore open. Then the whole world forgot.
Beneath the Imperial Tombs
No emperor's tomb is an end—each is a gate to the same underground royal city.
Deep Space
Humanity reached a second Earth. Everything is far too normal.
The Mutewall: No Gods in the North
The gods are dead. The throne still lives.
The Seventh Permission
Magic isn't a miracle—it's an admin permission humanity forgot.
Myriad Academy
Five gates, one academy; five civilizations' arts, one rewritten permission.
Forbidden Relics
Every ancient tomb buries not the dead, but a runaway rule of old magic.
Bloodcurse Dynasty
Magic isn't learned—it's a world resource the seven great houses monopolize, inherit, taint, and curse.
Nightwalker Mage
By day, an ordinary high-schooler; by night, he enters the academy on the city's other side to mend wards on the verge of collapse.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is this original fiction?
- Yes. The worldbuilding, characters and prose of all 11 works are written by this platform’s own creative team—not licensed translations, and not reposted user submissions. Each work has its own setting documents and multilingual glossary, and consistency across chapters and languages is maintained by an editorial process.
- Do I have to pay?
- Most episodes are free to read, with no account required. Some works offer member subscriptions for later episodes, so readers who want to can support the work that way. A free account also adds bookmarks, synced reading position, and comments.
- How often is it updated?
- Each work advances by volume and arc, episode by episode, rather than on a fixed daily schedule. Ongoing works show their current position on the book page and chapter index. Every episode is proofread and format-checked before release—slower is preferred over shipping something unfinished.
- Why is some codex and character content hidden?
- That is a deliberate anti-spoiler mechanism. Character files, codex entries and observation reports are split into segments, each bound to a chapter threshold; a segment appears once your reading position passes it. It means you can safely look things up mid-book without running into events you have not reached.
- Is there an app?
- Yes—native apps for both iOS and Android, with reading position and bookmarks synced with the website. You can also read entirely in the browser and install nothing.