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Synopsis: Gou Liang was originally a small office worker of the Space-Time Administration Bureau but because of a weird questionnaire, he was sent to multiple worlds in order to complete a mysterious and arduous mission — to use the correct posture to awaken lord god. Traveling through space and time, he experienced world after worlds of lives before realizing something. It turned out, the gentle and sentimental lord god had been alone by himself, guarding the long and endless period of time that he had forgotten… this book is a quick transmigration novel, this is the story of a foodie go-getter and a dimple-loving lord god. A strawberry flavored scholar youth, a lemon flavored cold and aloof film emperor, a snow pear flavored black belly… however, the edible target became the person whom he shared the rest of his life with. Gou Liang’s life underwent sky toppling and earth turning changes. The you in the next world as well, what flavor would you be? 16 worlds in total: School Campus: Strawberry Flavored Scholar Gong Entertainment circle: Lemon Flavored Film Emperor Gong Ancient Time: Honey Tangerine Flavored Shadow Guard Gong WuXia: Papaya Flavored Senior Brother Gong Beastmen: Pineapple flavored Beastmen Gong Ghost Spirits: Snow Pear Flavored Dead Gong Ancient Time: Grape Flavored Regent Gong Apocalypse: Banana Flavored Boss Gong Interstellar: Pomegranate Flavored Sentinel Gong Modern: Citrus Flavored Aristocrat Gong Mecha: Sweet Jujube flavored Lunar New Year Gong Ancient Time: Durian Flavored Battle God Gong Magic: Watermelon Flavored Blackened Gong Cultivation: Cherry Flavored Disciple Gong Fantasy: Blueberry Flavored Demon King Gong Celestial World: Bayberry flavored Senior Immortal Gong Not my novel ! Not my translation ! Translators: KunLin, TaoTao, SilverRain, Bluemoon. Editors: Amaris, Grump, Mimishijie, Rubhyl, Vez, Blarghette Release Schedule: Sporadic Source : Chrysanthemum garden It's not gonna be completed as the translator have stopped translating this !!

In the Dharma Ending Era, justice is dead. Corruption is normal. Hospitals prioritize the wealthy. Courts bend to power. And ordinary people disappear quietly. Wen De was just another invisible man. Until his phone activated. [Moral System Initialized.] It doesn’t give him strength. It doesn’t give him money. It gives him something far more terrifying— The authority to adjust probability. A corrupt official’s accident rate increases. A court verdict shifts by 3%. An ICU bed reallocates. A survival rate rises. But every increase demands a decrease. To save one life, another must edge closer to death. To correct injustice at scale, someone nearby must pay the cost. When morality becomes data… When justice becomes optimization… And when love becomes bias… How long before the man correcting the world becomes its next tyrant? Because in a world ruled by algorithms— Even compassion has a casualty rate.

Araragi Hideki is an ordinary high school boy and he attends a prestigious high school called Ahogane High School. But his normal life all changed when he was asked by the popular girl called Ayano Katachi, to be their school idol manager. With that, Araragi Hideki enters the world of Idol Managing.

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Ellen, you’ve always said ‘be kind,’ but let’s be honest—kindness isn’t always a choice, especially when life decides to dump on you. Your show gets canceled and suddenly you’re off to England, like kindness is easier with an accent and a cup of tea. But hey, you’ve never been afraid to make bold choices—except maybe with your sexuality. Was it really a choice, Ellen, or were you just finally sick of men’s b*******? Because honestly, while you were throwing a tantrum on set, I could’ve used some r e a l help, not just r e e l help. Next time, save the drama for the cameras and bring the kindness to real life, yeah? I mean, is your name DeGeneres or DeJerk? And let’s talk about your ‘helping’—everybody you helped had to be run through the CIA first! Be honest, Ellen: did you skip helping some people because the CIA said you shouldn’t, or because you couldn’t remember if you were hosting a talk show or running a background check? At this point, it’s easier to get into the Pentagon than to get a hug from Ellen! But hey, hosting a Big Chill like that, you must know what being syndicated really means—because after all the drama, it looks like your kindness is the only thing still in reruns. And I mean for the viewer, not for you. So how can you know something like that—how the business really works—and still throw a tantrum every time stuff doesn’t go your way? Ellen, with all that experience, you should know: if you want a happy ending, you’ve got to be kind all the way to the credits! And you know what? I challenge you to actually take your own advice for once—help somebody in actual need. Like me, this time. Because it’s not money I need—I need someone to actually give a s***. so I'm callin BS on your BS, respect fu LL y ©F course! how to be not a dick 101

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Valiance was once an orphan, adopted by a strange yet powerful old wizard named Kalli. Kalli often took him on his travels across the world, where they encountered and learned about the many mysteries and histories that shaped the world. However, one thing remained forever etched in Valiance's mind: the mathematically correct usage of magic. Old man Kalli always insisted that despite thousands of years of magical history and the relentless progression of magical studies, the way mages used magic was fundamentally flawed. He repeatedly pointed out the glaring errors in their methods. Under Kalli's guidance, Valiance learned the correct way to use magic. Yet, he remained deeply doubtful that it would actually work—and he had no way to test it, as he lacked a magical core and could not wield magic to begin with. Then came the fateful day when an old enemy of Kalli—someone Valiance had never met before—returned and killed them both using a forbidden magic so powerful that it overwhelmed even the old wizard. When Valiance awoke, he discovered that his body had been restructured by Kalli’s last remaining fragment of his soul—a clone. With this transformation, Valiance now possessed a magical core, albeit of the lowest level. Finally able to use magic, Valiance resolved to take revenge on the man who had killed the only person he considered his father, his mentor, and his friend. And the key to achieving this was… the mathematically correct usage of magic.

After being given another chance to live, Gina enjoys her life to the fullest, but along the line she meets many influencial figures. she has to navigate her way through this life again and avoid all the tragedies of her past life, including the one who broke her heart.

Ishikawa Sora, a 20-year-old second-year student majoring in Japanese Literature at Aokawa University, Kyoto, is not the type who makes friends easily—not because he is arrogant, but because he feels more comfortable observing than speaking. His life is quiet, routine, and just a little empty. Everything changes when he discovers an old copy of Kokoro by Natsume Soseki tucked away in the farthest corner of the university library. Scribbled in the margins are pencil notes—not the usual academic comments, but something deeply personal, thoughtful, and lonely. They read as though they were written by someone who truly understands what it means to be alone. Sora begins writing replies. Day after day, week after week, a silent conversation unfolds between two strangers who have never met. Until the first day of the new semester. A new lecturer walks into class and writes his name on the board. The handwriting is the same. Shirogane Takumi, 27, is a young Comparative Literature lecturer. Cold on the outside, relentlessly professional, and rarely seen smiling. Yet the notes he left behind in that old book reveal a side of himself he has never shown anyone. Two people who should never become close. One old book. And a secret that grows heavier with every page they write.

Glen Bastion is a quiet reader who chooses novels over human connection, finding solace in pages rather than people. While the world around him moves on, he remains still, living between lines of ink and imagination. He does not read merely to pass the time. He reads because stories give him something far more fragile—hope. The anticipation of the next chapter, the ache of waiting, the surge of emotion when words finally arrive—these moments keep something within him from breaking. Through novels, he finds the strength to continue living. As the main characters, supporting figures, and even nameless extras face hardship, betrayal, loss, and despair, Glen walks beside them. Though he is nothing more than a reader, a spectator to a fabricated world, his presence is unwavering. He suffers when they suffer. He endures when they endure. Silent tears fall as he reads their tragedies, crafted by authors who seem merciless in their cruelty. Yet it is precisely this pain that binds him to the characters. In time, his attachment deepens into love. So deep, in fact, that the feelings of those in his real life fade into insignificance. The world he inhabits no longer feels real—only the stories do. He does not fear death. What he fears is leaving the characters he loves behind. And so, for the first time, he chooses to live—not for himself, but for them. This is the story of a suicidal man who buries himself in fantasy and falls in love with a fictional character. But just as his will to live grows stronger, fate intervenes with cruel irony. Glen is dying. Driven by desperation, he makes a final, resolute decision. And when death finally claims him, he awakens not to oblivion—but to another world. A world like those he once read about. A world he must now traverse as a traveler between realities and then his mission is to "Correct Thy End"?