Dragon Heart

Stone Will (Dragon Heart, #1) by Kirill Klevanski and Valeria Kornosenko introduces Hadjar, a protagonist reborn into a world where martial arts blend seamlessly with magic. Stripped of his family, kingdom, and destiny, Hadjar confronts overwhelming opposition from armies, emperors, and supernatural forces as he seeks to reclaim what was lost. The novel combines elements of epic fantasy, martial arts action, and science fiction within a richly detailed setting. Notable for its graphic battle scenes and extensive illustrations, this first installment begins a planned series of over 2000 chapters across 22 books.

Iron Will by Kirill Klevanski continues the Dragon Heart saga of Hadjar, a former prince whose ruined body, dead parents, and enslavement have left him with nothing but an unbroken determination to fight. Strengthened by a fragment of a dragon’s heart, he joins the army, forges bonds with fellow soldiers, and tests his evolving powers on brutal battlefields filled with monsters, demons, and martial cultivators. As Hadjar advances along a dangerous path of magic, war, and personal growth, he is driven by the need to confront those responsible for his family’s destruction. This dark progression fantasy blends epic warfare, cultivation, and LitRPG-style advancement in a world ruled by gods, dragons, and ruthless political intrigue.

Blood Will by Kirill Klevanski and Valeria Kornosenko continues the dark progression fantasy of Hadjar, a warrior who has bargained with a dragon, carries its heart, and has already shattered a powerful sect in war. Now summoned to the imperial capital to receive a title and honors, he moves through a world of cultivation, magic, and martial arts where demons, monsters, and gods are more than legends. The journey’s true weight lies in an inevitable confrontation: a reunion with his beloved sister, the last of his close kin, and a reckoning with his uncle, the man responsible for his parents’ deaths. Blending epic fantasy with LitRPG-style advancement and reincarnation themes, the novel focuses on power, vengeance, and the cost of survival.

Sea of Sand by Kirill Klevanski continues Hadjar’s story after vengeance has left him hollow rather than satisfied. Facing death without fear, he seizes on a single memory that offers a chance to correct the past, driving him to challenge the Gods themselves and demand they answer for their failures. To pursue this impossible goal, he must cross the vast desert known as the Sea of Sand, heading toward the Empire through lands shaped by war, monsters, and ancient powers. Blending epic fantasy, cultivation, LitRPG-style progression, and dark adventure, the novel follows a warrior with a dragon’s heart as he confronts demons both literal and internal in a harsh, magic-laden world.

Sea of Sorrow by Kirill Klevanski and Valeria Kornosenko continues Hadjar’s progression fantasy arc as a desert caravan mission turns into a dangerous search for the legendary library of Mage City and its god-making elixir. After surviving attacks from desert bandits, Hadjar and his companion Einen are abruptly transported by Serra’s amulets into the fabled Underworld City, a place of demons, monsters, and ancient magic he knows only from stories. There, amid gods, dragons, and martial cultivation, he must navigate shifting alliances and hostile forces to uncover the Sage’s secrets and the elusive “true path” of power. The novel blends epic fantasy warfare, dark LitRPG-style advancement, and reincarnation-driven ambition as Hadjar seeks the strength to confront the Jasper Emperor.

Land of Magic by Kirill Klevanski continues the saga of Hadjar Darkhan, a former general whose restless soul drives him ever deeper into a world of cultivation, magic, and war. Having crossed deserts and survived imperial intrigues, Hadjar and his companion Einen the Islander finally arrive in Dahanatan, the capital of the vast Darnassus Empire. There, in a realm shaped by gods, demons, dragons, and monsters, they achieve the unlikely feat of entering “The Holy Sky” martial arts school, where the Empire’s elite warriors are trained. This progression fantasy blends epic battles, dark threats, and LitRPG-style advancement as Hadjar follows the call of his dragon heart into new trials that test his strength, will, and evolving power.

Land of Demons by Kirill Klevanski continues the saga of Hadjar, the so‑called Mad General, as he travels to the border between two rival empires on a mission from his mentor. When his skyship is destroyed in hostile territory, he survives only through the intervention of Lascanians he is sworn to kill, leaving him stranded far from his objective. Forced into an uneasy alliance with enemy cultivators and even an orc, Hadjar confronts a demon invasion that threatens to erase both empires before their war can begin. Blending epic fantasy, cultivation, martial arts action, and dark magical warfare, this installment pushes its protagonist into morally fraught choices amid gods, monsters, and looming annihilation.

Land of The Enemy by Kirill Klevanski continues Hadjar Darkhan’s progression in a world where martial arts, cultivation, and imperial politics collide. Returning to the Holy Sky School after six weeks, he finds the disciples hardened by constant skirmishes and consumed by the Emperor’s decree granting access to the dangerous Wastelands. A frenzied race begins to secure the map and key to Emperor Decater’s tomb, a place rumored to hold artifacts, alchemy, and the accumulated power and secrets of an entire generation of warriors. As rival cultivators, schools, and hidden forces converge on this inheritance, Hadjar is drawn into a dark, high-stakes struggle where the wrong victor could reshape the balance of power across empires and realms.

Land of Pain by Kirill Klevanski continues the story of Hadjar Darkhan, a warrior bound to his dragon heart as the Empire of Darnassus braces for an unprecedented war. In the aftermath of the War Games, the Emperor and his generals mobilize vast forces of Spirit Knights and Heaven Soldiers, knowing that even novice cultivators and lesser martial arts schools can no longer be treated as expendable. As demonic hordes and monstrous enemies loom, Hadjar is drawn into large-scale military preparations, political maneuvering, and dangerous magical strategies that will shape the coming conflict. This dark progression fantasy blends epic battles, cultivation, and LitRPG-style advancement as Hadjar’s unexpected importance in the war effort becomes increasingly clear.

Ash by Kirill Klevanski is an epic fantasy prequel set in the Nameless World, long before the events of the Dragon Heart saga. The novel follows Ash, a wandering wizard known as the Master of a Thousand Words and the Bloody General, as he crosses a war-torn, monster-haunted world searching for the truth of his past and the shape of his future. Told as an old legend once shared with children, the story blends dark atmosphere, large-scale conflict, and mythic figures such as gods and demons with elements of cultivation, magic, and martial prowess. Although part of The Legends of the Nameless World cycle, Ash functions as a standalone progression fantasy adventure.

Land of War by Kirill Klevanski and Valeria Kornosenko follows Hadjar Darkhan, a warrior whose pursuit of power and destiny has left a trail of war, sacrifice, and regret. Having survived a brutal succession conflict, faced monsters and demons that terrorized generations, crossed the Sea of Sand, and reached the legendary Mage City, he now arrives in Dahanatan, the Empire’s capital, in search of deeper knowledge. There, amid gods, dragons, cultivation, and martial arts traditions, Hadjar confronts the possibility that his supposed calling may have been a terrible mistake. This dark progression fantasy and LitRPG-inspired epic focuses on the cost of ambition in a world shaped by magic, war, and ancient ruins.

Path to the Unknown by Kirill Klevanski continues the epic fantasy saga of Hadjar Darkhan in the aftermath of a devastating war. One of the few survivors of a brutal battle against monsters and demons, Hadjar must navigate not only the lingering threat of future conflict but also the intricate political schemes of two rival empires that seek to use him for their own ends. Grieving a fallen companion whose importance he understood too late, he is torn between his hatred of war and his attraction to its harsh clarity, even as new dangers gather. Blending elements of cultivation, magic, martial arts, and large-scale warfare, this installment pushes its protagonist further along a dark, uncertain path.

Path to the Glory by Kirill Klevanski continues the saga of Boreas, whose death on Earth leads to his reincarnation as Hadjar Darkhan, prince in a harsh, magic-filled world. Armed only with a neural network and the memories and ambitions of his former life, Hadjar forges himself into the Mad General, a battle-hardened warrior who has faced wars for a throne, mythical monsters, and the remnants of an ancient civilization buried in the Sea of Sand. This dark progression fantasy blends cultivation, martial arts, and LitRPG elements as Hadjar follows the call of his dragon heart toward a grand, almost impossibly idealistic goal. In a setting ruled by emperors, gods, demons, and dragons, he is prepared to confront an entire world that stands in his way.

Demon City by Kirill Klevanski continues the story of Hadjar Darkhan in the aftermath of a devastating war that has claimed many of the strongest warriors and his closest companion. Scarred by battle yet driven by his cultivation path, Hadjar faces not only looming conflicts filled with steel, magic, and monsters, but also the intricate political schemes of two rival empires determined to use him for their own ends. As demons, gods, and dragons linger at the edges of this dark epic fantasy world, he must balance his hatred of war with the brutal understanding that combat and progression are now inseparable from his existence. This installment deepens the LitRPG-style progression, martial arts focus, and grim atmosphere that define the series.

Dwarf City by Kirill Klevanski continues Hadjar’s progression from tournament victor to unwilling servant, binding his hard-won status as Hero of the Dragon Lands to a dangerous new task. Forced by a magical wreath that functions more like a slave collar, he must escort the dragon princess to the Ruby Mountains, ancestral home of the dwarves. Their route cuts through the Red Mist Lands, a lethal region where only the strongest cultivators and warriors can endure, bringing together elements of epic fantasy, dark magic, and martial action. As monsters, demons, and hidden powers converge on their path, Hadjar’s cultivation and LitRPG-style growth are tested against forces that blur the line between honor, survival, and control.

Dragon City by Kirill Klevanski and Valeria Kornosenko continues the epic fantasy saga of Hadjar, a warrior whose once-unbreakable resolve has been shattered. Standing before the Ruby Mountains with his soul engulfed in darkness, he must confront inner ruin as much as the external threats of gods, demons, and monsters. Blending cultivation elements, LitRPG-style progression, and martial arts action, the novel follows his struggle to rekindle his fading dragon heart and decide whether he will rise again or be consumed. The tone is dark and intense, with a strong focus on personal transformation amid large-scale conflict and war.

Way To The West by Kirill Klevanski continues the epic progression of Hadjar Darkhan, known as the Wind of the Northern Valleys, after he leaves the White Dragon region with his vows fulfilled. Now he advances into the Demon Lands, a desolate realm of bone-white sands and a starless gray sky, where monsters, demons, and hostile forces test both his martial skill and his cultivation. Armed with the Blue Blade and the heart of a dragon, Hadjar confronts war, dark magic, and godlike powers in a world that blends epic fantasy with LitRPG-style progression. This installment focuses on endurance, growth, and unbroken resolve in the face of overwhelming supernatural threats.

Way To The East by Kirill Klevanski continues Hadjar’s dangerous trek across the Strange Lands, where hostile terrain, monsters, and hidden powers make survival uncertain. Bound by a pact with a Demon Prince, he travels alongside Abraham’s squad, searching for traces of long-buried secrets that could shift the balance between mortals, demons, and gods. As the fanatical Raven Sect hunts them, Hadjar must weigh his promise to destroy one of the oldest and strongest sects in the mortal realm against the growing cost of his choices. This installment blends epic fantasy, cultivation, and LitRPG-style progression with a dark, war-torn atmosphere and constant magical conflict.

Way to the South by Kirill Klevanski continues Hadjar’s progression fantasy arc as war with the Raven Sect pulls him off course and into the perilous realm of Spirits and Fae. A seasoned General who has crossed worlds before, he now attempts an unprecedented theft from one of the Fae Queens, a move that could reshape his cultivation path and his long struggle against demonic and divine forces. To keep his campaign against the Raven Sect alive, Hadjar must weigh the overwhelming power of the Twilight Secrets Sect against the steep price of their support. The novel blends epic fantasy warfare, martial arts action, and LitRPG-style advancement with a darker tone of risk, sacrifice, and uncertain alliances.

Way To The North by Kirill Klevanski and Valeria Kornosenko continues the epic progression fantasy of Hadjar Darkhan, known as the Wind of the Northern Valleys, as he nears the outermost border of the Strange Lands and the limits of the mortal world. Scarred by battles with monsters, demons, and rival cultivators, he carries both new alliances and painful losses into what may be his final campaign. Standing between him and his objective is the Raven Sect, an ancient martial stronghold devoted to the Black General. Blending dark fantasy, cultivation, and LitRPG-style advancement, this volume focuses on large-scale conflict, escalating magical power, and the cost of war.

Last Day Of The Human by Kirill Klevanski and Valeria Kornosenko continues the saga of Hadjar Darkhan, the so‑called Mad General, as he leaves the familiar mortal realms of the Nameless World behind. Having crossed warring kingdoms, crumbling empires, and lawless frontier territories, he now turns toward the fabled Land of the Immortals, where cultivation, magic, and divine powers shape reality itself. Along this path he must confront demons, gods, monsters, and martial masters, testing both his strength and his unyielding resolve in a harsh progression fantasy setting. Blending epic fantasy with LitRPG and dark adventure elements, the novel follows Hadjar’s relentless advance toward the ultimate boundary of his world and of his own humanity.

Last Day of the Immortal by Kirill Klevanski and Valeria Kornosenko follows Hadjar Darkhan, a former prince turned feared general whose life has encompassed honor, betrayal, and ruthless warfare across the Mortal Realm of the Nameless World. Now known as the Mad General, he carries the weight of countless battles and deaths as he approaches the fabled Land of the Immortals, where his long progression as a cultivator and warrior nears its decisive test. Blending epic fantasy, dark war narrative, and LitRPG-style progression, the story centers on Hadjar’s advance toward the Seventh Heaven, where demons, gods, monsters, and dragons stand between him and his final ascent. The tone is grim, martial, and focused on endurance in the face of forces that seek to control fate itself.

Final Book by Kirill Klevanski and Valeria Kornosenko concludes the long-running saga of Hadjar Darkhan, a warrior whose life has been shaped by war, magic, and relentless cultivation. Having fought demons, monsters, gods, and ancient beings across worlds steeped in epic fantasy and LitRPG-style progression, he now stands on the threshold of the Seventh Heaven, where long-sought answers and long-delayed justice await. The novel centers on his refusal to yield despite cosmic opposition, blending dark fantasy elements with martial arts action and reincarnation themes. As the culmination of his progression from mortal fighter to near-mythic figure, this final volume focuses on resolve, sacrifice, and the ultimate test of power and will.