What would you do if you were given the opportunity to be the god of your own world? Will you be a good or bad god? This opportunity was given to a young man who has many types of fetishes, see what happens! \ Warning: this story is full of sex, enslavement, and fetishes, so if it doesn't suit you then you have been warned.

Introducing three new punk sub-genres created by Henry Farquhar.

Martialpunk can be found in my novel "Deadliest Warrior."

Mar-Scipunk can be found in my novels "Ling Fei & Shadow Walkers."

Bellum Sacrumpunk can be found in "Ling Fei book one."

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either the product of the authors imagination or used fictitiously, and any resemblance to an actual person, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

[Falling Inlove with my Enemy]

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Read at your own risk.

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You've been warned.
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Status: Ongoing
Started: December 26, 2019
Completed: **

Michael Aljon Cruz was a normal student before he was admitted to Caltex State University with her sister.

Little did he know his life would change big time upon transferring to Caltex State University by meeting up with a guy who's named Eliot Hunter Zackermore.

An enemy he wouldn't think that would be someone special to his life.

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*This book contains a lot of swearing and violence.*

[𝙒𝙚𝙚𝙠𝙡𝙮 𝙪𝙥𝙙𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙨]

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Read at your own risk.
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You've been warned.
Read at your own risk.
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Status: Ongoing
Started: November 3, 2020
Completed: **

"Stop telling me to let you go when from the very start you have already captivated and took a grasp of me."

Erold, a man who was raised and born from the Amazon. With different stories to be told, his story wasn't like any other. He was having the time of his life when one day, a group of poachers saw and attack him and decided to auction him off?! Wait, what?

How could that happen? Is that even possible? And who would even buy him? Upon to the amusement of Nixel Rossi, one of the well known CEO's entitled with his family name somehow got captivated by Erold. A nameless and unknown man.

If two men try to fall in love without even knowing about each other, is that even an inch possible? Would you still seal the deal even if it's fate already trying to set you apart?

Find out more and get ready to be on an adventure with Erold and Nixel as they set off onto a path in the unknown

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------ Why I love the horror genre-----
Ok so first of all my history with the genre. I first started reading horror literature really late. Before I would almost only read Fantasy and Si-Fi. But around the age of 18 I bought my first horror book, the first part of Lovecraft's Cthulhu Chronicles. I liked the author so much, that I bought all of his stories. After I read a big part of them, I would go on over Stephen King to Edgar Allen Poe. I read a decent amount till today. Some might ask but how come you only discovered it so late? Didn't you watch horror movies? And yes I did, but they never seemed to be that interesting to me. I couldn't let my imagination run wild, because an image was already in front of my eyes. On the other hand with book I can let my imagination run wild and make myself a way scarier image than others could ever do. 

So now let me answer the question, as to why I was growing so addicted to them? One of the points is, as above mentioned, that I can let my imagination make feel the most absurd. I like the feeling of this special absurdity because it makes me think with the absolute remote corners of my mind. 
Another point is that I seldom feel fear. When I'm confronted with a extremely stressful situation, I don't start to become hectic or fearful and neither distressed. Rather I become really calm and collected. 


-----What is fear-----
This is a question I asked myself a lot of times. And at the moment I am at the conclusion, that there are 3 types of fear; Physical fear, Social fear and the fear of the unknown. Every fear is composed, with at least one of those three types. The fear of the fear of heights -> Physical fear + the fear of the unknown; the fear of being getting dumped -> Social fear; the fear of Serial killers -> Physical fear + Social fear + the fear of the unknown, to name some of the examples.

-----What is the opposite of fear?-----
Some might think the opposite of fear is courage. Others might say the opposite to fear is thoughtfulness or indifference. When in reality the opposite is an even mix of all those possible Options. And that is the reason why fear is such a complex emotion, because it is not only one feeling, but  mix of six at once.

Each chapter is independent, but each Volume has its own tale. The first Tale is about a Daemon, hungry for souls and a soul that struggles against him.


-Release rate: Im done with this website, im sorry to everybody hoping for new chapters. 

- new Cover made by: yaoyueyi (Thank you ^^)

Author: Yang Chen（314）

When writing your webnovel, what "surface appearance" means is the packaging and appearance of your novel.

In our daily lives, we're well aware of the importance of packaging in influencing how well a product sells. Oftentimes, the packaging is even more important than the product itself. Yet, many authors tend to neglect their work on the packaging of their webnovel. They believe that this is the responsibility of the website staff, and that only the website staff can help design and beautiful their novel's page.

What authors don't realize is that no matter what website you post your novel at, you as an author can modify quite a lot about your novel's appearance. These factors are quite influential in the success or failure of your novel. Since improving your novel's surface appearance is vastly easier than improving the content of your novel, it could be said that this is especially important as well as efficient.

As for the surface appearance of your novel, it can be categorized into the seven types below.

1. Your novel's title

In your packaging, one of the most important elements is your novel's title. For any novel, in most normal circumstances, the reader will find out your novel's title before any other information about it. The title is the most important factor in whether a reader chooses to click on it and read your synopsis or not. It also helps the readers to understand the most important elements of your novel. And so, there's no need for me to speak any further about the importance of your novel's title.

In that case, what type of a novel title is a good one? I believe that a good novel title should accomplish the following points.

（1） Simple

Simple here refers to using easy to understand words that even elementary school students can recognize, rather than using some highly esoteric or difficult words that few people can read in order to sound fancy.

（2） Only English words in the title

Don't use a title with words from other languages. Nor should you have numbers, punctuation, or individual letters in your novel's title. This will make your novel title look more professional as well as make it easier for readers to search for your novel.

（3） Easy to read and remember

Perhaps "easy to remember" will make some authors confused, but actually, it's connected to being easy to read. A good novel title should flow quite well when people try reading it out loud. That's why you shouldn't use words that are difficult to pronounce. Otherwise, if readers can't even remember the title of your novel, how are they possibly supposed to remember your story?

（4） Not too long

This is also an issue about readability. If your novel's title is overly long, it's not easy for readers to search for it or remember the name. Normally speaking, the average book's title has around two to six words in it.

About the length of your novel's title, there's something else that needs to be noted. Amongst authors, there's a saying that the shorter your novel's title is, the better, because this helps your novel to be ranked farther in the front. In a way, this is correct, because many websites often put the novels with the shorter titles first when giving recommended reads on the front page, so the titles that are shorter will naturally be at the forefront. However, this alone shouldn't make us conclude that a shorter title is always better.

The influence of a novel's title has so many factors involved, and being on the recommended list is only a tiny portion. If you can have a better position on the recommended list, of course, that's a good thing, but if you choose a shorter title just for this, then you'll definitely lose more than you gain. Besides, even if you have a really short novel title, can you guarantee that there are other recommended novels out there that don't have equally short names? What if you're in the middle? Honestly speaking, there's no real difference in being at the left or in the middle of the recommended novels section.

（5） Not esoteric

When choosing your novel's title, it should be just like writing your novel. You should consider your general audience. And since you're writing a webnovel, your general audience would obviously prefer to read words in an easy to understand manner. If your novel title is overly esoteric or poetic, or sounds too philosophical, then your novel's popularity will be greatly affected. The majority of readers probably won't even click on your novel to read the synopsis.

（6） Appropriate bandwagoning
From a certain standpoint, bandwagoning can be advantageous. For example, since "Library of Heaven's Path" is a highly popular novel, perhaps you could write a book titled "Library of Hell's Path," which will naturally bring your novel some attention.

However, it's obvious that this actually isn't so much of a good thing for either the readers or the website, so it's quite easy for your novel to become suppressed if you bandwagon too much. For instance, if you really do call your novel "Library of Hell's Path," then it'll be quite difficult for you to receive a recommendation on the front page because it'll be too similar to the popular "Library of Heaven's Path." Not only that, there are also disadvantages for the author, because using such a copycat name will make some readers displeased as well, making it harder to attract some readers.

And so, that's why newcomer authors should only bandwagon appropriately and observe what type of novel titles are the most popular. Then, you should create your own original title that's similar in spirit but not in style.

（7） Express the uniqueness of your novel

A good novel title should express the uniqueness of your novel. The best-case scenario would be that your title expresses the main wish-fulfillment point of your novel. For example, a novel named "Returning to the Yuan Dynasty" can already tell you the two major information points that this novel is about returning to the past and historical fiction. Or, the famous franchise "Spiderman" tells you simply from the title that the story is about someone with spider-based abilities as well as being a superhero story.

In conclusion, when naming your novel, a good method would be to organize your novel's keywords and special vocabulary as well as all the most interesting factors in your novel, then categorize and modify them while seeing which point or points would be the best to put in your novel's name. Finally, come up with an excellent novel title based on the above seven points.


2. Choosing your genre to categorize your novel as

After choosing your novel's title, you should choose the specific genre your novel belongs to. Actually, perhaps it's not quite appropriate to use the word "choose" here, because the genre is really decided by the content of your story, not what you as an author choose.

About choosing your genre, the most important, and basically the only rule there is, is to "never do false advertising." That's because the end result of false advertising will be bad for everyone.

For example, even though you're clearly writing a novel about mystical abilities in a modern-day setting, you placed your novel into the alternate history genre. This way, readers that enjoy alternate history novels will happily start reading your novel but will leave disappointed, while readers that enjoy modern novels with mystical abilities won't even be able to find your novel by genre.

For most novels, it won't be difficult to classify its genre at all. However, there are some novels that have elements from multiple genre types. Perhaps your novel is both modern as well as xianxia, with science fiction and military added as well, and even fantasy. This doesn't mean that your story is bad, however, this type of story will often confuse the author. Just what overall genre should the author classify such a story under?

First of all, what you should consider is the matter of which story elements are truly the most important. This is the foundational issue at hand.

However, if you as an author really feel like all the elements are equally important, then you'll just have to make a decision and choose one genre on your own. There are two factors you should consider here. First is that popular genres will have more readers, and the second is that less popular genres will have fewer novels and thus less competition.

These two factors are a matter of not being able to have your cake and eat it too. For newcomer authors, you can choose a genre based on your own confidence in your novel's ability. But normally speaking, it's more recommended to choose a less popular genre to categorize your novel as.

All of the same could be said for your story's synopsis as well. Make sure that your story's synopsis matches the genre that it's supposed to be under.

If you’re confused about how to write a popular webnovel, perhaps this book will be able to help you out. 

This book contains articles written by the best editors in the Chinese webnovel industry. There are introductory guides, intermediate guides, and assorted topics, with different numbers of guides in each type. Each week, we’ll be publishing three guides. If you believe that these guides are useful, please let us know by leaving your reviews. We can adjust the update rate based on your feedback.

Author introduction:

314 (Yang Chen): He is China Literature’s general manager, Xiaoxiang Academy’s general manager, Qidian’s head editor, China Webnovel Literature Committee member, Jiangsu Province Webnovel Author Committee vice-chairman, and a qualified expert on all internet literature. He has discovered many popular topics and greatly helped the industry to expand, along with having personally advised many top-tier authors. He is from the first generation of webnovel researchers. Yang Chen started working in the webnovel editing industry in 2005, and is highly skilled at summarizing and analyzing the business theories behind webnovel literature and is famed for his outstanding creativity in the industry.

 Small Team Leader（Zhou Binglin）：Small Team Leader is a high-ranked general manager for China Literature, as well as the head editor for chuangshi.qq.com. He is originally from Guilin, Guangxi.

Small Team Leader is a top-ranked editor for original novels as well as a veteran web novel expert. He has helped to discover countless popular topics as well as frameworks and has advised numerous platinum-ranked authors. He’s also one of the first generation of web novel reviewers as well as authors.

Online literature was still in its infancy, the current system was far less mature and sound than it would be in a couple of years, and the available subject matter wasn't rich. Everything was still in it's growing stages, and there were few clear set genre distinctions, many of the genres of the future hadn't even been properly formed yet. 
In theory if he wanted to write a new novel, he could, after all, there were the many genres of later generations to pick from but in reality though Jiang Cheng had a lot to consider.
The first problem was the real issue. Although the era of the Internet had begun, various new phrases and expressions were just emerging, it wasn't as developed as it would be in a few years. 
The culture and framework for certain types of stories just weren't in place and it would take more than one novel to create them. For example system novels, slice of life, video game novels and the different forms of cultivation novels which would be formed in the future didn't really have a place in the current literature world.
They would be formed over time naturally as things developed, which was why he created Starting Point Literature to get a slice of the cake, but trying to think of a novel to support Starting Points launch he realised a lot of novels and ideas just wouldn't blend or be deemed acceptable by others.
Looking to [Stories About The Ming Dynasty] wasn't reliable because the language was simple and at grassroot level, in order to appeal to the general public. Plus the book was about history, which was a pretty universal genre. Novels which were rich in "popular expressions'' and jokes from the future wouldn't work as well. 
Then came the subject matter. Jiang Cheng was a very cautious person, so cautious that he made sure to become an expert in Ming history in order to write [Stories About The Ming Dynasty], he wasn't willing to write about topics he didn't understand.
Finally, there was the issue of writing standard. Jiang Cheng's writing was great, and he was currently being praised as a model for everyone, so those quick cash grab novels or poorly written novels were of the table.
In this way, he narrowed down the genres he could write down to; Martial Arts, Xianxia, Magical Realism, Romance and History.
Among them, in the history category he had already written [Stories About The Ming Dynasty] so he didn't want to write another history novel. At least not until the series was completely published.
Magical Realism, he just felt was too broad plus he didn't really like the genre. 
For the Romance category there was [Autumn's Concerto] which was coming out as a TV show next year so he decided to skip it as well.
Therefore, only Martial Arts and Xianxia were left before Jiang Cheng.
Jiang Cheng loved the two themes very much. Needless to say, martial arts, who didn't dream of learning martial arts and becoming the next Bruce Lee when they were younger? Plus martial arts culture was already an integral part of Chinese culture. As for Xianxia, ​​it was actually essentially an extension of martial arts. Mythical fantasy built on the basis of martial arts.
Jiang Cheng was very optimistic about the two themes, and was slightly unwilling to give up either. However, his energy was limited. He only had little more than a month left before he had to head to school, just about enough time to write another book.
After the semester started, he wanted to properly dedicate his time to learning to act plus Shanghai Tangren would be starting filming for [Autumn's Concerto] later on and would likely call on him.
He couldn't pick anything that would take too long to write.
Having a hard time and being unable to choose, Jiang Cheng thought of Jiang Dejun and decided to ask him for his opinion.
Unexpectedly, Jiang Dejun, who had always attached great importance to traditional culture and who he thought would advise him to choose martial arts, actually chose Xianxia!
"Martial arts can be said to have a long history in our country. From the Song Dynasty's [The Seven Heroes and Five Gallants] to [Water Margin], even [Stories About The Ming Dynasty] can be said to be a martial arts novel in some ways. 
However for the Xianxia theme you're talking about, Zhuzhu's [Story of Swordsman from Shushan Mountain] is the closest I can think of but even that was not completely separated from the category of martial arts. 
Martial arts novels in recent years have been given a new rebirth by authors like Jin Yong, Gu Long, Liang Yusheng and Wen Ruian!"
"However, in recent years with the retirement of Jin Yong and the rest and there being fewer and fewer traditional literati in recent years, the amount of decent works being written has fallen. Whilst Jin Yong, Gu Long and the others helped revive and create a new school of martial arts novels, due to their standing and reputations it seems people can't escape the framework set by them!"
Jiang Dejun said whilst sighing.
"You grew up reading novels by Jin Yong, Gu Long and the others, it's too easy for you to be influenced by them. On the contrary, listening to your explanation, I think the theme of Xianxia is very good, it can give you more reign to play with your imagination and creativity, just like you did in "[Stories About The Ming Dynasty]. Of course, this is just a suggestion. It's up to you to decide which one you choose. If you choose martial arts, I look forward to seeing a new take on martial arts that can break down the current framework! "
Listening to Jiang Dejun's suggestion, Jiang Cheng was even more torn.
Martial arts novels weren't easy to write. Without profound planning, understanding of traditional Chinese culture, and a martial arts background, it was nigh impossible to write a good novel. A good martial arts novel often took several years to write, for example [The Legend of the Condor Heroes] was still constantly being revised by Jin Yong.
Then....should I choose Xianxia? Jiang Cheng questioned. 
In fact he already had a novel in mind, for Xianxia, the novel [Zhu Xian]. 
The novel [Zhu Xian] had a pivotal position in later generations of online literature. Once published in China, it soared to the Chinese, Hong Kong and Taiwanese bestsellers list. With it's imaginative and powerful narrative, it quickly became the pinnacle of Chinese Xianxia literature. It even became famous overseas after being translated.
Throughout the novel, love, affection, friendship and the battle between right and evil was brought together, the writing was beautiful and the story was vivid. With more than 30 million views online, it was hailed as a pioneering work in a new generation of domestic Xianxia novels comparable to the legendary [Story of Swordsman from Shushan Mountain], a masterpiece of Xianxia.
The plot of [Zhu Xian] had its ups and downs and the characters were distinct. It provided a unique take on a Eastern Xianxia world at the time, with grand and detailed world building. The love story was especially famous. One of the questions repeatedly explored in the book was 'what was good and evil in a world without benevolence, where the strong reigned'.
The love story between Zhang Xiaofan, Bi Yao and Lu Xueqi touched the fans of [Zhu Xian] and caused the creation of fandoms for each. People actively argued online over who they shipped more, and why one female lead was better than the other. 
The story had love, family and friendship and the way it dealt with each was thought-provoking and unforgettable. It wasn't simply a hack and slash novel like most cultivation stories would become like in the future. 
However, [Zhu Xian] wasn't flawless, and there were still issues. The most distressing and regretful thing for readers was how long Xiao Ding took to update and finish the book. The ending of the book also left many things unsolved and created plot holes.
But despite the few flaws, [Zhu Xian] was still a classic among Xianxia novels.
However, if Jiang Cheng were to write the book, he couldn't make the same mistakes, he would have to make up for these deficiencies.
But, Jiang Cheng was confident he could edit, fix out any plot holes and create a satisfying ending. 
But despite this, he still couldn't make up his mind to write [Zhu Xian]. 

Jiang Cheng a screenwriter is reincarnated to 2001, into the seventeen-year-old body of another Jiang Cheng. 

Clutching onto the dreams of his previous life he attempts to succeed where he previously failed. 

He starts from scratch, as a small-time screenwriter writing television shows and movie scripts. 

Filled with dreams of becoming a generational  entertainment legend and establishing an entertainment empire he takes the road to become the King of Film.

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*Discord: https://discord.gg/TeTKhzp

Why not try my other books: Angel of Death and Rebirth of the Entertainment Giant

Lu Shu examined the Sword Hut's records. Most of the content at the back was about the disciples' training progress, when was the Sea of Chi opened and when was the snowy mountains established. Then, for those who were impressive, comments such as "so awesome" were written while those who were slightly weaker were looked down on…
He did not know that there was a similar record of the swordplay on Earth. However, for that book, the ancestor was kidnapped when the book just started to be used. Therefore, the rest of the book was based on the succeeding disciples' own creativity.
However, Lu Shu was able to confirm that the owner of the Sword Hut was the ancestor of the Hall of Swords.
However, he was thinking was the training method of the Sword Hut in the Luniverse better than that on Earth? After all, such a long time had passed and there ought to be some disparities in the development of both parties.
However, that did not mean that Lu Shu had to learn the swordplay of the Luniverse. He had already made progress in terms of swordplay and the Sound of Dao was the evidence.
Therefore, he did not have to follow others' footsteps as he could accomplish something by himself.
In fact, based on the records, the ancestors merely merged their Sea of Chi into an ocean. Lu Shu, on the other hand, managed to merge his Sea of Chi into an ocean and create snowy mountains too…
Therefore, if they were in the same realm, the ancestor of the Sword Hut might not be able to beat Lu Shu.
Lu Shu suddenly thought about why he was so outstanding in every single field, including his looks…
He was quite arrogant.
Lu Shu flipped through the records and suddenly froze. Then, he slammed the records shut and was in a daze for a while. Why did that happen? Was it mere coincidence or an arrangement?
"It can't be so coincidental," mumbled Lu Shu.
He should stop thinking about problems which he could not figure out. Lu Shu got up and began to look at the other types of books. Most of them were printed. They should be obtained from the palace of the King of Gods.
Read the historical books to understand Luniverse's history.
Read the military books to understand how wars were carried out in the Luniverse.
He did not know what genre to look for in order to figure out how to go back to Earth. Therefore, he could only blindly search. Thankfully, he had enough time and was patient enough.
Half a month had passed just like that. Anyway, he brought enough supplies to last him through and did not feel stressed at all. There was also a toilet in the space and he did not know where the water used to flush the toilet came from….
However, Lu Shu was not anxious. Gu Lingfei was anxious. She thought Lu Shu would come out within three days' time but Lu Shu stayed for at least half a month.
Did Lu Shu starve to death?
However, Gu Lingfei understood it after thinking about it carefully. Lu Shu must be carrying food with him…
Then, she would not know when Lu Shu would f*cking exit! The thought of how she was unable to enter annoyed her greatly.
Moreover, she did not believe that Lu Shu was the type of person who was able to get rid of his loneliness by reading books. Everyone would get tired after a prolonged period of reading, right? When we were young, we were lazy and did not read books despite our teachers telling us to, including the senior disciples!
How could Lu Shu have such determination? Therefore, Gu Lingfei felt that Lu Shu was doing improper things in the library, perhaps he was doodling on the books!
If master returned, who should bear the responsibility? 
 Meanwhile, the books surrounding Lu Shu nearly buried him.
Lu Shu picked out 100 books from each genre to look for hints on how to get back to Earth. However, he was disappointed as nothing seemed to be related to it.
It felt as though the owner of the Sword Hut and the individual in the palace of the King of Gods treated the barrier between the two worlds as the biggest secret.
Was it to protect themselves or was it for other reasons?
Suddenly, Lu Shu spotted something different. It was the records of the memorials in the past, including details such as the sender, the content and the King of Gods' reply.
Lu Shu realized that Memorials seemed to be the biggest genre in the library, it occupied one entire wall!
At this moment, Lu Shu saw Wen Zaifou's name…
Since the start, Lu Shu was cautious of Wen Zaifou. It was because Wen Zaifou gave him such a strong and unique impression.
Therefore, Lu Shu flipped open Wen Zaifou's memorial records out of interest when he saw it. However, the contents devastated him.
Wen Zaifou, "King, I heard that your mistress will be performing swordplay during the Sword Hut ceremony this year, can I go and take a look?"
King of Gods, "There's no need to report to me."
Next month, Wen Zaifou, "King, I heard that the begonia flowers by the palace's roadside is blooming, can I go and take a look?"
King of Gods, "Sure."
The next month, Wen Zaifou, "King, I don't feel like being the Lord of Heaven anymore, It is so much better to look after the Imperial Dragon Soldiers, I was their main instructor." 
King of Gods, "Scram."
The next month, Wen Zaifou, "King, please control your mistress, her killer aura is too strong…"
Wen Zaifou, "King, are you doing well?"
King of Gods, "Yes."
The following month, Wen Zaifou, "King, are you doing well?"
King of Gods, "Scram."
Lu Shu was stunned for a moment. No wonder the King of Gods wanted to kick Wen Zaifou out of the palace. If his memorial's were so cringy, then how was he like in person?
Lu Shu would not be able to tolerate it too!
However, Lu Shu suddenly realized that Zhang Weiyu mentioned that Wen Zaifou shut himself for five years straight and did not ask about what happened around him.
However, the memorials were sent on a monthly basis. Occasionally, there were two memorials sent in a month.
He flipped the book for a long time and realized that Wen Zaifou did not stop writing his memorials for the past hundreds of years. How was he isolated? It felt like he was never isolated before!
Lu Shu sighed. So Wen Zaifou isolated himself from the world because the old King of Gods was no longer around…
Nobody would look at his memorials and the begonia flowers at the roadside of the palace was no longer beautiful.
Therefore, he isolated himself for five years. Perhaps when he opened his eyes five years later, the old King of Gods would return.
The old King of Gods definitely trusted Wen Zaifou enough to place the space passageway that he arrived through, in the North Region. That was because the old King of Gods knew that Wen Zaifou would definitely not betray him.
Therefore, Liu Yizhao, Zhang Weiyu and the rest were all in the North Region…
Thinking deeper, Lu Shu felt that their brotherly relationship was rather touching…
However, Wen Zaifou was really cringy…
Lu Shu placed the books down. He felt that he probably would not be able to find any other clues in the library.
Initially, he thought he would be able to find the way home in the library and stay away from the Luniverse's battles. 
However, it suddenly struck him that he had to look for the way home outside of the library. 
Sooner or later, he had to deal with things that had to be dealt with.


Magical energy has come to this world; Lu Shu could only stare as one powerhouse after another appear.

Looking at his own peculiar ability, he exhaled a breath of cold air.

Dog balls!

...

This is a story of how Lu Shu used poisonous chicken soup to become the Demon King

Translator Synopsis:

This is the story of an orphan, Lu Shu. He is not any regular orphan, but a metahuman experiencing the changes in himself, his country and the world during the dawn of the magical era. Watch as Lu Shu embarks on a journey to hone his peculiar abilities together with his sister, the adorable and charismatic Lu Xiaoyu. Along the way, they’ll encounter supernatural events, obstacles and even the most powerful people in their country. How will Lu Shu make the best of his abilities and oust his never-ending list of rivals and opponents?

After the stream, there was a sudden notification pop up. 


Great_XiaoCheng, The Scripturient's League send you an email.
I tapped the notification and directed me to the email.
 
--THE SCRIPTURIENT'S LEAGUE--
Good day! As you all know, the Scripturient's League held an event once a year where one of you could get rewards. We highly encourage all writers to partake this competition to access opportunities that could help you to be part of the official writers of The Scripturient's League and could help you to be one of the high ranking writers.
 
The 5th: Write It--The Scripturient's League Competition Qualifiers! starts of submission tomorrow and be sent before April 11.
Upon submitting the entries, click this link here.
Theme: "Starting Point"
Genre: All types of Genre. Anything explicit is not allowed.
Chapter Requirement: 5 chapters
Word Requirement: 3k words on each chapter
Overall = 15k words
End of Submission: Anytime before April 11.
Entries must be English and Original.
Note: Reach the word count requirement and submit them before the deadline. Plagiarism is not allowed. If you are caught teaming up or having collaboration with another writer and even sharing ideas, you will be instantly disqualified.
We can't wait to read your entries, our Scripturient Writer!
All the best
-The Scripturient's League
 
I closed the email and laid my back against the tent. 
 
Having a three-day chill time made me think of two choices: Write or chill. 
 
I want to relax by not writing but the submission of the entry is a week and add the daily update task once my three-day chill is expired made my head spin. 
 
I don't have much interesting plot in mind. 
 
Sighed, I clench both hands to make the floating keyboard and screen appeared, there was a backspace button on the side of the blank document screen. I clicked it and directed me to the homepage. 
 
The interface is easy but too boring, there were no games. Only the folders, music and a timer.  I saw a question mark button on the right upper side of the screen. I clicked it and directed me to "ABOUT WRITING PROJECTS" 
 
--ABOUT WRITING PROJECTS-- 
 
WRITING PROJECTS is officially for The Scripturient's League Writers. It's free, any writers and authors from The Scripturient's League have their own WRITING PROJECTS where they can store all their story outlines, chapters and see their improvements by seeing their STATS. 
 
To see the STATS, click here. I clicked on it and the stats didn't surprise me. It's still the same. All went down, it's so dead-silent. 
 
The only notification I got is the daily task, announcement and events.
 
Note: WRITING PROJECTS automatically sync all documents on every device you have logged in. You could also make your own folder where you can store everything you need.
 
I never knew The Scripturient's League would have this kind of feature. My story outlines and chapters were organized by them.  
 
The Scripturient's League feature made the interface for the writer's writing space less distracting. There is no chat group with the other authors. Back when I kept writing, there is this group chat of other authors where they share their ideas, to share how's their book doing. 
 
Note: WRITING PROJECTS WOULD UPDATE THE INTERFACE OVER TIME. 
 
I clicked the question mark button to go back to the homepage. I want to relax but I can imagine how the daily task made my head spin, writing a lot of chapters could lessen the burden and could help me focus on the submission of entry. 
 
 I clicked on the STORIES folder, I clicked on my Unsolved Case: Felicia Chapters 44/60. I pressed the back icon, I'll just set timer both for writing Unsolved Case: Felicia and the entry. 

I hovered my eyes and went to the timer. 

Timer: 5 hours, brainstorming for the entry

Timer: 10 hours, write 3 chapters of the entry. (already include the editing time) 

Timer: 8 hours, Write 4 chapters of Unsolved Case: Felicia. 


I have to write 4 chapters with 1k words on Unsolved Case: Felicia and 3 chapters with 3k words on the entry, I rubbed my temples before typing. 
 
Shane started to type, not minding the time and thought about a plot for the entry.

"Write before the deadline or lose a life span" that's what Shane Hiroki thinks. Being a top writer is what Shane Hiroki wants to be known for. After receiving a notification from The Scripturient's League, Shane joined and become a member of low-rank writers. 

Shane and his team compete with other talented writers with their daily quest where they have to meet its requirement and deadline or else the members of the team would  lose a life span and lose its points. 

Will Shane survive the competitions and become a top writer? 

This book is highly related to writers. The book includes racing word counts, timed- word mini games, and etc. Just a reader? Read this and you'll know the struggles of being a writer and who knows.. Because of this book, you want to be a writer.. or not.

Author here! This is just another note before the story, alright? Well, I hope it helps new authors on here! Bye and have a good day.
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Hello, Webnovel authors, I'm Ren Wo Xiao. The author of "I Have Countless Legendary Swords!"
 
Here are some tips on novel writing for Novice Writers.
 
 
Topic Selection
 
1. Story background:
 
Authors who like Modern Urban may select Modern Urban. This theme has the strongest ability to generate empathy, as it has a connection to real life so that the reader is easily drawn into the story. Within this genre, Urban Superpowers enjoys great popularity. The reader develops a high from identifying with a protagonist who displays supernatural ability in ordinary life, much like how  superhero movies and comics are wildly popular.
 
Those who like Alien Fantasy will have to pay attention to the power system of the world and the protagonist's cheat system set-up. Usually, this theme focuses on adventure and counterattack revenge. The advantage offered by this theme is that you can write to great lengths, and because it's an unknown world, it is more relaxing to handle than the Modern Urban genre.
 
Normally I'll think about the specifics of the world background according to the genre of story I wish to write. For example if I wish to write a Urban story, I'll think about the sort of disagreement or conflict situation that could be my springboard. Then from a conflict situation that people can generally empathize with, I'll start to unfold the set up of this world. If I wish to write an Alien Fantasy story, I will first consider the power system of the world and what it might be like after the improvement. Then I will begin to develop the preset story.
 
2. Market research:
 
You can draw elements of your story from the current trends. Most of the time, the core elements of popular online entertainment products in the market will be similar. Apart from the innovation around the power and world perspectives, the plot normally centres around counterattack, revenge and invincibility. Internet literature is usually explicit from the opening, using the most direct way possible to attract readers.
 
 
Outline
 
1. Objectives system
 
Generally, the protagonist's objective is vengeance or a treasure hunt. A treasure hunt is simple, you may design a legend. And the opposition's objective is an essential element in a web novel. The disagreement or contradiction set up in a web novel is something very prominent, and often, right from the beginning of the story there will be the presence of an opposing character that suppresses the protagonist. This character may be very strong, or very wealthy. During the time when the protagonist is strong, you may depict other characters who are more powerful than the former. It may be someone whom the former depends on, or it may be a renowned influential figure. You can create a deep impression in the reader before the target personality makes an appearance. A common approach is to have some walk-on characters play up the greatness of this target character, making it seem as though the protagonist would surely not be able to defeat the target character. This way, when the protagonist actually manages to do so, it creates a greater high for the reader.
 
2. Map design
 
Map development in web novels, be they of Fantasy or Urban genre, mostly begin with small places, then progress into bigger places. This sequential approach allows the preservation of a sense of novelty. The most popular method currently is to re-create a certain period in history. For example, you may create magic, or a fantasy world, that ordinary folks may not know about in a period of the Central European history; or you may create a world of great eastern martial arts in ancient China.
 
When I write Fantasy, I will usually re-create a certain dynasty in ancient China. Although it doesn't square with its actual history, it attracts readers nevertheless.
 
3. Characterization  
 
Generally, there are two ways to design a character in web novels. One is a character that doesn't change from the beginning right through to the end of the story; the other is one that changes drastically, for example, from being a timid person to one that is arrogant and conceited; or from a jovial person to a cold and callous one. The former might better suit a modern background. It's happy and relaxed. A protagonist is more likable when there is a dark side to him or her. The latter might better suit an alien world background. The change in the protagonist's personality may create a deeper impression of your story in the reader. When a chatty and optimistic protagonist evolves into a cold and ruthless character through his sufferings, it will trigger the reader's empathy.
 
Apart from the protagonist, the other character that should be made outstanding would be the villain. The more distinct the villain's character is, the more interesting the novel becomes. After all, web novel readers focus on the protagonist most of the time, hence the role of the protagonist's opponent becomes very important.
 
4. Disagreements and conflicts
 
The most common types of opening disagreements would be parental misunderstandings, or being despised by fellow students or relatives, as well as the very classic break-up-with-girlfriend routine. These are enduring routines that never fail to draw the readers' empathy.
 
 
Main Body
 
1. Opening
 
Start with a simple introduction of the protagonist's identity, it's best that the character has the qualities of an ordinary person. Normally the disagreements will surface right from the first chapter. At the same time you may drop some hints of the possibility that the protagonist's fate may change. For example in Spider Man, the super spider's message made an appearance very soon after Spider Man was bullied in school. This leads the audience to make a connection between him and the super spider.
 
2. Moving into monetized chapters
 
The chapter that transits into monetized chapters is eminently important, in fact no less so than the story opening. You may stop just before the climax of the plot or during it. When you arrive at this chapter, you will need to draw your readers' desire to know the story's subsequent development. At all cost, avoid inhibiting the protagonist at this point of time. Allow him to fall into a suppressive situation. It could be the villains doing an evil deed, injuring the protagonist, for instance. When everyone thinks that this is the end of the protagonist, the protagonist's great power suddenly awakens within. You may end before the manifestation of this great power. After this awakening, the paid chapters will kick in.
 
 
Packaging and Later Stages
 
1. Title
 
In the context of this fast-paced world that we live in, a book title has to be eye-catching. It has to be able to highlight the core attraction point of your novel which, mostly, is the manifestation of the cheat system.
 
2. Introduction
 
Like a book title, the introduction of the story has to highlight its point of attraction. On top of this, its type setting has to be clean. Rather than a single paragraph containing all the information, it's better to break the content into short paragraphs. The first paragraph may be a simple introduction of the story background. For example, in my novel "I Have Countless Legendary Swords!", I put it quite directly that the prince had suffered calamity. There is no need to provide details of the calamity. You may mention outright the protagonist's cheat system. This is the best way to attract readers.
 
3. Interaction with readers
 
It is very important to interact with your readers. At the end of a chapter, you may leave a note to reveal your recent state of mind as you are writing. This can close the gap between you and your readers, it can also spark off a discussion of the plot among your readers. Ultimately, it's a good thing to be close to your readers.
 
 
At the end, I'll promote my novel "I Have Countless Legendary Swords!". The background of this story is like a fusion of many dynasties of ancient China, there are classic scenes of mortals vs. immortals. The protagonist receives a legendary sword each year of his life, and he is able to control these legendary swords perfectly. When the protagonist turned ten thousand years old, he had that corresponding number of legendary swords. He was able to take on the immortals and so earned himself the reputation of being the unparalleled King of Swords.

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