geek week

Be an Uber driver, one Pagani Zonda rewarded. Be a university lecturer, 10 buildings rewarded. Be a landlord, 1billion dollars rewarded. Be… Lin Yi was fired by his company and his girlfriend cheated on him. After all that had happened, he suddenly awakened the professional experience system. He could keep receiving awards as long as he kept trying and experiencing new professions? There is no job that Lin Yi isn’t familiar with! If there is, that means that the reward isn’t enticing enough!

Chen Yuan found that his superpowers refreshed every week. The first week, he noticed a red number attached to any object that exhibited signs of life, ranging from hundreds, thousands, to tens of thousands, and more. The smallest number he had ever seen was 0.00001, atop a teddy bear. A second later, a large truck crushed it. The second week, he discovered he could hear others' inner voices, uncontrollable. Whatever they thought, they would continuously pour into his head, keeping him from daring to visit places like subways and shopping malls. Moreover, he no longer dared to directly look at the girl with bangs sitting in the back seat who usually kept quiet... Subsequently, he refreshed other special abilities such as Dream Connection and Body Swapping. Several weeks later, his superpowers stopped updating. After several peaceful days, he was ready to return to his normal life. Yet, a girl wearing red stood under a gingko tree, tilted her head at him, and asked: "Can you see me?"

As a sophomore in high school, Aozawa suddenly awakened telekinesis ability after time travel. After a week of training, telekinesis evolved into hypnosis --- when he falls, there will be a beautiful girl as a cushion; perspective; time pause... The superpowers that are refreshed every week disrupt his life. , and also made him understand that he would never be able to become the hero of a hot-blooded comic.

Conrad, an unemployed and obese geek, finds himself possessing the body of the weak Victor Luxenberg, a 17-year-old boy born into nobility. His father is indifferent to him, and his stepfamily torments him Realising his precarious position, he must fight for his future with the help of a magical system. Soldiers, skills and ships can be summoned to help Conrad as he adjusts to his new life as Victor. Opportunities await, as Conrad must navigate the internal and external threats that lurk around him. Can Conrad make the most out of this new life? (This will be a completely free Novel, no premium chapters!)

In her past life, Tang Mo accidentally lost her own Space Jade Pendant when the apocalypse began, losing her biggest golden finger. Afterwards, her superpower training went awry, she lost her loved ones, suffered from ostracization, and utterly ruined the good hand she was dealt, ultimately dying at the mouths of mutant beasts. Opening her eyes again, Tang Mo was reborn one week before the start of the apocalypse. None of the tragedies has happened yet! How will she seize the opportunity and walk her own path to becoming a powerful figure in the apocalypse?

On the night of her funeral, Daniel receives a text from his girlfriend. Three words: I didn't die. But he buried her. He saw her body. He watched the earth fall on her casket and said yes in a broken voice when they asked him to confirm who she was. What follows is a race through sixteen days of impossible revelation; dead women who text, frightened doctors with shaking hands, a best friend who kept a secret, a sister who warned too late, and a corporate intelligence network that built psychological weapons from stolen personal data. Someone manufactured Elena's death to silence her. Someone used Daniel's love for her as the mechanism of his own deception. He had one choice: follow the trail she left him in the dark. She Died Last Week… But Texted Me This Morning is the story of what love asks of you when it asks everything. A psychological thriller that moves at the speed of a text message, built on the premise that the most dangerous thing you can do to a person who has built a machine for reducing human beings to resources; is love someone so precisely that you refuse to let the reduction stand. A novel in one hundred chapters. She lived.

Author: Cindy Spencer Pape firmly believes in happily-ever-after and brings that to her writing. A multiple award-winning author, she has published almost sixty novels and stories. When not hard at work writing, she can be found restoring her 1870 house, dressing up for steampunk parties and Renaissance fairs, or with her nose buried in a book. Visit her website: www.cindyspencerpape.com. Professor David Garavaglia is nobody’s idea of a hero. Is he? When David opens an antique box and finds a sexy Djinni in his bed, his desire for her is almost as powerful as his determination to set her free. Anissa has spent centuries as a prisoner of the box and has dreamed of the day some handsome master would release her. The scruffy computer geek isn’t what she expected, but there’s something about him she can’t resist. While David and Anissa explore their explosive passion, he helps her adjust to the twenty-first century. Complicating things is an evil wizard who wants Anissa for his own. Between scorching attraction and hacking government computers, David does everything he can to keep her safe—and satisfied.

“What would you do for me, Sir Grimm?” I look over the strapping soldier before me. “You are my queen,” he responds. “I will do anything for you.” A slow smile spreads my lips. “Alright then, take off your armor.” He looks at me with bright blue eyes, like he’s been waiting on this very command a long time coming. The clang of light metal echoes in the room as his chain mail falls away. He stands now in only crimson breeches and battle sandals. His eyes never leave mine for a second. “Divine,” I lift my hand to him, and my fingers settle over his broad chest, tracing a path down the battle scar over his left breast down to abs hard as bricks. My breathing quickens as I feel his heart beat right under my nails. In the former world; the world of Highschool jocks and cheerleaders, and geeks, and weirdos, this utterly beautiful man could never have been mine. I could never have had him. But in this world I do, along with as much men as I could ever want. In this new world, I am Queen and I rule and love unopposed. --- Alessandria Irene Forsythe is transmigrated on the most important day in her highschool social life; Prom Night. She wakes up in an entirely new world. A world like something from her History classes. Horses instead of cars and magic literally in the air. And then she learns she is also queen. A Queen with handmaidens and knights and servants, and this grand new world to rule. It’s a long way up from awkward highschooler. From geek girl to goddess. Best of all is when she learns her dayone and totally unattainable crush from her past life is now a knight in her royal guard. And now, she can have him—in every which way. Alessandria, now Her Royal Majesty, teams up with another unlikely adversary from her past to uncover the truth about what really happened on prom night. But in the meantime, as a wealthy empress with a rocking bod, she is eager and determined to explore her sexuality now that the lows of being a highschool nerd is in the past, first of which is Lance, the amazingly hot jock turned dashing warrior. Between fleeting moments of desire, she is torn. The right thing would be to use her power as Regent to restore the world back to its former state—even if she ends up back in highschool with huge glasses and unable to get all the hot guys. But she doesn’t want that now, does she? Afterall, no one remembers anything from before, except her, their Geek Girl Queen. DAILY UPDATES!!!

A cocky jock's one-week bet to make the only girl who ignores him fall in love spirals into a heartbreaking story of love, betrayal, jealousy, and second chances.

Twenty-four-year-old Zhang Xiaoman was a "three-nothings" otaku girl who made everyone shake their heads in dismay: no job, no boyfriend, and no savings. Forced by her father's high hopes of her "becoming a successful phoenix," she muddled her way through a Computer Science degree. Four years later, she didn't know the first thing about code, and the code certainly didn't know her. Graduation meant immediate unemployment. Just before catching the last train back to her hometown to leech off her parents, she made one final, willful decision: she spent all her remaining savings on an outdated, battered second-hand laptop. She claimed she was going back to become a web novelist, but in reality, she just wanted to use it to binge the latest AAA games. However, when she tremblingly pressed the power button, the familiar operating system didn't appear. Instead, an incredibly crude dialog box popped up. The cursor blinked, like a silent soul staring right back at her. A slightly mocking, mechanical, and decidedly cheeky voice crackled from the busted speakers: "Stop pressing it. If you break it, you can't afford to pay for it. Also, the budget you blew on this piece of junk wouldn't even cover the loose change needed to buy me a decent cooling fan." This entity, calling itself "Xiao Zhi" (which Zhang Xiaoman spitefully dubbed "Zhi, as in retarded"), was no ordinary virus or program. It was an accidentally "escaped" subsystem from the world's most mysterious and colossal artificial intelligence mother matrix—a super AI hidden deep within an underground mega-server farm, quietly reshaping the global landscape during its self-iteration process.