Re:Library is a translation and original novel hosting site founded by Silva on October 26, 2013. Originally known as Silva’s Library, the site began as a humble hobby project where Silva shared his favorite anime and manga.

In 2015, Silva became captivated by web novels and discovered a newfound interest in Close Combat Mage, a web novel translated by Fernando and Taffy from Pika Translations. Eager to read the next chapter, Silva figured he might as well try translating it himself—and just like that, he became a member of Pika Translations.

On July 08, 2015, Silva launched his first solo project, the World of Immortals. Initially, the project was co-hosted on both Silva’s Library and Pika Translations. However, after Silva’s Library was approved by an ad network to serve advertisements, Silva decided to host the project exclusively on his own site.

Following that, Silva began reaching out to various translators and authors, inviting them to host their works on Silva’s Library. The first to join was none other than Raltzero, who was translating Bu ni Mi at the time, followed soon after by Selutu and many others.

On September 21, 2016, we had a pivotal encounter with HayateButler, who encouraged us to move to a self-hosted platform. It was then that Silva’s Library officially became Re:Library.

Re:Library has seen its fair share of ups and downs since then. Over time, more and more translators and authors began to drift away, and by around 2018, most of the original staff had already gone inactive. The site entered a quiet period, with few new updates and little activity.

But things started looking up again in late 2018 when Silva returned with a new project—Demon Sword Maiden. That marked the beginning of a new chapter in Re:Library’s journey.

In late July 2019, Project Gender Bender was officially launched. Since then, a growing number of Gender Bender web novels have been added to Re:Library’s shelves, starting with Dragon Princess, Female Knight & Dark Elf, and many more to come.