A cybernetic monk travels the galaxy performing acts of penance for its murderous namesake. Its duty…its function, is to heal the damage caused by its sadistic progenitor. But during the dangerous journey, it discovers unsettling facts that force it to question its real purpose...and the true nature of its own existence.

Dodging death and disassembly, the monk uncovers a disturbing secret hidden by its religious masters. A secret that could threaten the fragile balance of power in the galaxy.

A secret they will kill to protect.

Science Book, containing basic concepts of General Sciences and Ability

Welcome, I am making a new book on a science fiction story. It will a book normally for who love science of space and robots or who go in robotics as this book will give you creating structures of robot in which there will be an alien land and Robot land in the universe which will be created by the humans but there will be other chapters which will boom your mind. If you love my science fiction stories comment me to write on any topic you want , I will do my best for that.

A story of robot who lived in parallel universe in which earth is fifteen years forward than present India. Take your seat belts to ride the future universal my own created story.

Hi everyone,
I'm back with another story. This is my third book. My first book is an original called "Why me" a werewolf fantasy. And my second book is a fanfiction dedicated to my best friend who is obsessed with NCT dream's Na Jaemin/ or according to her "my Nana". It's called "Falling - a Na Jaemin fanfiction". But I didn't upload my fanfic to Webnovel so you would have to go to Wattpad to read it. If you have time, check out these two as well. I'll put links below to save your time struggling to find my book. It would be really encouraging if you leave your comments on what you think of my writing. But neither one is completed and they are on their way to completion.
And this is my third book. A science comedy fiction. It has adventure, it has romance, it has fantasy and it definitely is thrilling. I designed the plot to match many of your needs. So anyone who prefers science fiction, romance, adventure or comedy can read this and enjoy this. I'm enjoying while writing this and I'm sure you guys will be able to enjoy while reading this. So wish me luck!!!!!
Yours Electric_bird571
Link to "Why me" a werewolf fantasy...
https://www.webnovel.com/book/17659987805147705
Link to "Falling - A Na Jaemin fanfiction"...
https://www.wattpad.com/story/215783383-falling-a-na-jaemin-fanfiction

"When I bury my soul in this you hate it"
"You haven't buried your soul in this, Joe. What you did was just copying and pasting. You haven't opened up about yourself."

Opening up is hard. Opening up about anything is really hard....... 
In this journey will Joe find out who he is? Will he believe that there are things beyond one's imagination????

Stay tuned to find out about Joe's adventurous crazy journey through time......
When you immigrate from a country to another he's immigrating from one time to the other. That's why he's a million miles away from being normal......

The world has gone through a drastic change. People are blessed with heaven's blessings and are born with abilities. In this vast world, there are different persons fighting within themselves for different reasons. 
Aoki Arata - Ability unknown. Said to be the strongest. Weaker than the boss. 
Arsenal - space manipulation. Serves the boss. 
The boss -??? 
The battle that shook the gods, begins now! 

This story moves through different time periods and the characters, story setting, and everything else changes from generation to generation. The first generation is just a prologue.

Future Technology's allure was indeed unprecedented. The company received 170281 scripts which were equivalent to the listings on some web novel sites.
Of course, it wasn't just Future Technology's name - the one million in prizes also played a role.
The massive number of documents meant it was impossible to manually complete the review process. It was time for Jiang Chen's "assistant".
For Jean, there was no inherent difference between 170281 and 1782. The computation speed of the quantum computer could read through billions of words in an instant.
The only problematic thing was that because she was just intermediate artificial intelligence, while she had the ability to think, she didn't possess any human emotions.
Without emotions, she obviously wouldn't understand the beauty hidden inside the words and it would be impossible for her to rate the submissions. She could only filter the text based on the settings Jiang Chen set.
Anything less than 100 thousand words were eliminated. It was too difficult to rewrite that into a script with a plot that could fill a three-hour film.
Works over one million words were also removed. He was planning to make a movie, not a drama series.
Works with more than 50 grammatical errors, awkward logic, and obvious plot holes were among the factors considered; only a few thousand works remained after that. Of course, there might've been gold dusted out along with the sand, but the quality of the remaining works would definitely be of higher quality.
The first round of selections took five seconds, but the second round took two weeks!
With Nolan's lead, Warner Brothers employees began to manually review the English. Chinese works were the responsibility of Future Group.
In order to be fair and open, Warner Brothers invited the World Science Fiction Association, which was the sponsor of the Hugo Awards, to participate in the selection process. Of course, the opinions of the judges were only for reference and did not have a direct impact on the results of the selection process.
After two weeks of selection.
Finally, after much anticipation, Future Technology and Warner Brothers jointly announced their winners on the official website. All winners would be reimbursed for their airfare expenses to attend a grand award ceremony on Coro Island and sign with Future Technology.
At the end of the ceremony, Jiang Chen went to see Nolan.
A total of ten works were selected, but they still needed to discuss to select the top work.
The entire event costed a total of 15 million US dollar to select the right screenplay. Future Technology's willingness to invest certainly made Mr. Nolan feel immense pressure. When they met, he said:
"If we were just trying to create hype, didn't we invest too much?"
"But from the results, our reward is satisfying, isn't it?" Jiang Chen smiled.
Nolan revealed a helpless expression. "I can't disagree on that point, and on that point alone."
In all the works submitted to Future Technology, there were pieces of some emerging writers as well as some novels that had been popular for a long time and had a high demand for an adaptation. Obviously, it wasn't only fans of science fiction films but science fiction writers' enthusiasm for this open contest was also frivolous.
As they went through the list from the top, Jiang Chen exchanged opinions with Nolan, one by one.
"What about 'Civilization' by Ian M. Banks? The most famous space opera science fiction in the 1980s."
"It's too difficult to adapt a series of novels." Nolan shrugged bluntly.
"Then what about the 'Dust in God's Eyes'? Larry Neven's story of the first contact between humans and extraterrestrial intelligent creatures is very interesting. The expedition team, composed of naval officers and soldiers, and businessmen and scientists, was also exciting. Their approach of: 'In the case of contact with nonhuman intelligent creatures, we must assume the other side is hostile' is also quite interesting."
"That book is on my shortlist." Nolan laughed.
"Haha, can you tell me about the lucky ones on your list?"
"In addition to this, there's 'the Fire on the Abyss.' I used to discuss the possibility of adapting this science fiction masterpiece with my younger brother Jonathan, but we finally decided we couldn't film this.
"Not possible to do it?"
"That's right. The scale of the universe described in this book is too great. Three worlds and countless races - even Industrial Light and Magic can't recreate the essence of this work." Nolan looked at Jiang with eyes full of hope. "Could Virtual Image's VR imaging technology do it?"
When Jiang Chen heard Nolan's question, his mouth twitched.
"There's no problem in theory, but three worlds ... the production cycle is probably going to be quite long."
Nolan also knew his proposal was impossible, so he sighed.
"That's really a pity ..."
But when he went down the list, he stumbled on an unfamiliar name.
"'Time Curtain' - what's this?"
"Oh, this, ah, I was planning to recommend this to you," Jiang Chen said with a smile.
"Author ... Li Ming?" Christopher furrowed his brows as he had never heard of the name.
Although the works weren't rigidly attached to the authors'names, since he never heard this name before, he instinctively donned his tinted glasses.
However, Jiang Chen didn't mind and began to introduce the plot. 
"This book is on my list of candidates. Although the writing and character shaping aren't as carefully crafted, the depth of thought is unexpectedly at a masters level, and the point of view is also very fascinating. In 2070, the world's climate is no longer suitable for human survival, nor is the world's space weather. The International Astronautics Federation launched a colonization ship called 'Borderlands,' heading for Kepler 22b 600 lightyears away."
"Because of the slow effects of the speed of light, when the Borderlands arrived on Kepler 22b, tens of thousands of years had passed since they left. When they entered this alien land, they discovered the ruins of human civilization and alien species. Evidence suggested that a second colonization ship was launched by the International Astronautic Federation a year after 2070. They just didn't know why they were ahead on the time scale and had long disappeared."
"The extraterrestrial civilization on the planet was still in its infancy, but whether it was indigenous peoples who were enlightened by the remnants of human civilization or those who came from earth themselves wasn't known. What was even more interesting are the later stories. The conflicts and suspense are carefully orchestrated. I won't spoil things for you; you should read it yourself."
"Just from your description, this story is certainly interesting. But how did you pick this book out of so many works?" Nolan asked.
"I didn't choose this, but my assistant recommended it to me," Jiang replied.
This confused Jiang Chen the most.
What logic did Jean, without a concept of emotion or aesthetics, use to recommend him this piece? Jiang Chen asked Jean before, but Jean couldn't answer the question. She only used a vague and humane way to respond to the question: "Because it's interesting?"
Although the theme was impressive, it wasn't stellar by definition. The concept of time wasn't a novel concept in the sci-fi world. While the topic escalated to a discussion of civilization, this point didn't add too much complexity.
But after reading the work, Jiang Chen had to admit that Jean didn't lie to him; the work was indeed fascinating.
"It's too early to make a decision. I'll go back, read this book and I'll give you a reply tomorrow." Then Nolan stood up and looked at Jiang Chen.
"I'm looking forward to your good news." Jiang Chen smiled.
Nolan raised his eyebrows and jokingly whispered.
"I've always been picky with the script."
"Believe me, you'll love it."


After the nuclear war, ruins stretch across the landscape in the apocalypse.
If you accidentally survived on the wasteland, then you must be ready to face the endless hunger, ceaseless dangers, the mad zombies at night, and the peculiar mutant creatures that are the aftermath of constant radiation.
But for Jiang Chen, this place is heaven.
Mansions standing tall, luxurious cars parked on the street, high tech products and gold abandoned everywhere.
What? You were the president of a game development company before the war? You were responsible for the development of the 3D virtual reality online multiplayer game? Well, that’s great, why don’t you come work for me. Your salary is two pieces of bread a day.
iPhone? Ultra thin design? Don’t you see that the phone I invented is thinner than a condom?
Aircraft carrier? Fighter jets? Oh, I have those things as well, but they are designed for space combat.
Watch the story of Jiang Chen, who possesses the ability to travel through space and time, as he witnesses the creation of an empire stretched across space and time... 


Time travel, a concept straight out of science fiction movies, is possible now. According to Albert Einstein's theory of special relativity, time is relative depending on how fast you are moving. This is the basis for real-world concepts and research on time travel.

The faster you move through space, the slower you move through time. While movies always need some sort of complicated contraption to travel through time, all that is needed is a large rocket.

Time travel is actually already happening. Astronauts living on the International Space Station are moving faster than the people on Earth. This means that astronauts age slightly slower in space than they would back home.

One example of a time traveler was cosmonaut Gennady Padalka, who arrived back on Earth in September 2015 after breaking the record for the longest stay in space at 879 days. When Mr. Padalka came back from his adventures, he found the Earth to be 1/44th of a second to the future of where he expected it to be. Richard Gott in his book titled Time Travel in Einstein's Universe. "He literally traveled...into the future," Gott wrote.

I had a very strong desire to get into past - to the age of The Dragon King, the first Chinese Emperor and the powerful terracotta army. I wanted to know more about those days. I wanted to know the secrets that were behind the mighty superpowers of these Chinese warriors. I wanted to know the secrets of the "man-animal" hybrids.

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As a young man, I was a disorganized scientist. My interests had me following varied fields. As was destined, I was approached by a farmer named Wang Wei, who offered me a mysterious substance. He was a poor man and knew that I had interest in the unknown. The substance, in the form of stone, was something I had never seen and heard about before. Its properties were out of this world.

The substance was found in a meteorite. It was an ultimate source of energy. Nothing like it could be found on this planet. 

I had perfected energy extraction form the stone many years back. I invented a number of other machines, powered by the same crystalline substance. I had a Flying Machine, which would fly by flapping its wings like a bird, powered by the stone. I had chosen not to release to the public. 

My dream was different. It was to go back in time to see the age of the Terracotta Warriors.

Due to this intense desire of getting back in time - into the age of the "terracotta army", I was always studying - whether it be scientific research papers, science fiction books or movies. I wanted ideas, lots of ideas..and yes, some motivation to be able to do what I am about to do.

Once, on a cold and rainy day I was reading a non-fiction book which I had rented from an old library. It was about how to make a time machine. Surprisingly, the concepts matched with the theories that I had already researched on in my past few years of study. I decided that I would try making a time machine. I went to some old mechanical workshops and the science malls to get the equipment that I will be needing. 

I went back to my science lab which I had constructed in the basement of my house. I started making the time machine with everything that my gut feelings said. The machine was powered by the stone from space.

I had put together different machinery to make laser boosters. Over the next few days I created the engine, time boost and lots of other equipment. When I finished creating all the pieces I assembled them. I always had my students helping me in my science research and experiments, but this was different and crazy. 

My desire to see the time of "terracotta warriors" had driven me crazy. I was too desperate to think logically. Before the thought of "effect of lasers on my body" entered my brain, I turned the lasers boosters on and then walked onto the time machine. 

I had set the time machine to year of the "King with dragon tail". I stepped on to the pad that was on the floor and turned on the power knob.

It worked.


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Hello. My Name is Wang Shu. I am a Theoretical Physicist and a professor by profession. My students don't call me "Professor Crazy" for no reason. Students know that I am working on something, which can make any person on this planet conclude that I’m mad, - A time Machine. Little do they know, that I’m already there. 

People like you think of time normally as being a straight line… Past to present to future, that’s the normal flow. I have successfully figured out how to alter that. And one strong reason that inspired me to choose this profession and this dream was "The Terracotta Army".

Current excavation of the Terracotta Army only accounts for 1% of the whole Emperor Qin’s Mausoleum, just the tip of the iceberg. But even on this little “tip”, there are still many mysteries waiting to be uncovered. And this was my dream - to uncover all the mysteries related to these warriors. Little did I know that my actions could lead to something that would completely change the world that we live in - "The Return of the Terracotta Army".

Heya! Welcome to my book! I do hope you enjoy your time here! Do let me know what you think! :))

~**~

BLURB:

As far as Timothy Carter knew, his parents were dead. They died in a fire when he was eight years old. He has lived in an orphanage throughout his childhood years. But when he runs into a mysterious girl, and a band of curious people, he finds out that his parents are alive and that they want him to come home. 

Home. A place he had never known before. 

The girl claims that they were sent by his parents to find him. Could she be telling the truth? Or was it all a plot just to get him to come with them?

As they near the world where Timothy was born, they come across deathly challenges, games of trust and deception, and strange phenomena he only saw in dreams and imagination. 

Everything that Timothy thought was fake and were only found in myths and science fiction stories were true.

He learns the answer to why they were sent to bring him back, and why he was cast away in the first place. 

As he dives deeper into the truth of his identity, he finds himself in the middle of an ancient war, in a world he didn't know he played a huge role in, until now. His choices would define peace and conflict, life and death, order and chaos.

In a world he barely knew at all, he must decide what is right in order to protect it.

He must find a way to put an end to this war, at all costs. 

Only then will he be able to come home. 

~**~

WARNINGS (PLEASE READ!!!)

If you get triggered by the things that will be mentioned below, please do not continue reading this book (recommend it to your friends instead :D)

The genre of this book is pretty confusing. Generally, it is categorized as Fantasy. However, this book also has two other genres: Science Fiction and Romance so if these genres do not fit your taste, then don't continue to read.

I am also not that good of a writer so please feel free to throw me some constructive criticism. I do appreciate that greatly. I also apologize in advance for typographical errors. Please understand that when I edit, I mean edit some stuff that I wanna add and take out some stuff that I don't like. 

And no, I haven't gone to that part in the editing phase that actually focuses on grammar and wording and stuff like that. I do edit some of that whenever pointed out and when I feel like it but other than that, please bear with me. Hehe.

Note: This is also the first draft. Any edits I say I make are minimal.

Focus When Writing: Plot progression, dialogues, concepts, exposition. 
(I won't be focusing on grammar and wording a whole lot tho xD. I'll gladly appreciate critiques of any kind tho, they are really helpful for me :D)

Trigger Warnings: This book contains fight scenes, emotional traumas (such as grief, heartbreak etc...), moral dilemmas, death, graphic violence (although shown later in the book), violence, war, phobias, mental disorders and the likes. 

~**~

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© 2020 by Clarissa Archello
(aka. @/dessertChapman)

book cover words and layout by Clarissa Archello

Disclaimer: The image is not mine. If the owner wants proper credit or wants to take it down, please contact me immediately. 

This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

©All rights reserved 2020

No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the author

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As far as Timothy Carter knew, his parents were dead. They died in a fire when he was eight years old. He has lived in an orphanage throughout his childhood years. 

But when he runs into a mysterious girl, and a band of curious people, he finds out that his parents are alive and that they want him to come home. 

Home. A place he had never known before.

The girl claims that they were sent by his parents to find him. Could she be telling the truth? Or was it all a plot just to get him to come with them?

As they near the world where Timothy was born, they come across deathly challenges, games of trust and deception, and strange phenomena he only saw in dreams and imagination. 

Everything that Timothy thought was fake and were only found in myths and science fiction stories were true.

He learns the answer to why they were sent to bring him back, and why he was cast away in the first place. As he dives deeper into the truth of his identity, he finds himself in the middle of an ancient war, in a world he didn't know he played a huge part in, until now. 

His choices would define peace and conflict, life and death, order and chaos.

In a world he barely knew at all, he must decide what is right in order to protect it.
He must find a way to put an end to this war, at all costs. 

Only then will he be able to come home. 

~**~


| Genre: Fantasy | Sci-Fi | Romance |

The end of the 20th century proved a difficult period for Russian literature, with relatively few distinct voices. Although the censorship was lifted and writers could now freely express their thoughts, the political and economic chaos of the 1990s affected the book market and literature heavily. The book printing industry descended into crisis, the number of printed book copies dropped several times in comparison to Soviet era, and it took about a decade to revive.

Among the most discussed authors of this period were Victor Pelevin, who gained popularity with first short stories and then novels, novelist and playwright Vladimir Sorokin, and the poet Dmitry Prigov. A relatively new trend in Russian literature is that female short story writers Tatyana Tolstaya or Lyudmila Petrushevskaya, and novelists Lyudmila Ulitskaya or Dina Rubina have come into prominence. The tradition of the classic Russian novel continues with such authors as Mikhail Shishkin and Vasily Aksyonov.

Detective stories and thrillers have proven a very successful genre of new Russian literature: in the 1990s serial detective novels by Alexandra Marinina, Polina Dashkova and Darya Dontsovawere published in millions of copies. In the next decade Boris Akunin who wrote more sophisticated popular fiction, e.g. a series of novels about the 19th century sleuth Erast Fandorin, was eagerly read across the country.

Science fiction was always well selling, albeit second to fantasy, that was relatively new to Russian readers. These genres boomed in the late 1990s, with authors like Sergey Lukyanenko, Nick Perumov, Maria Semenova, Vera Kamsha, Alexey Pekhov, Anton Vilgotskyand Vadim Panov. A good share of modern Russian science fiction and fantasy is written in Ukraine, especially in Kharkiv,[20] home to H. L. Oldie, Alexander Zorich, Yuri Nikitin and Andrey Valentinov. Many others hail from Kiev, including Marina and Sergey Dyachenkoand Vladimir Arenev. Significant contribution to Russian horror literature has been done by Ukrainians Andrey Dashkov and Alexander Vargo.

Russian poetry of that period produced a number of avant-garde greats. The members of the Lianosovo group of poets, notably Genrikh Sapgir, Igor Kholin and Vsevolod Nekrasov, who previously chose to refrain from publication in Soviet periodicals, became very influential, especially in Moscow, and the same goes for another masterful experimental poet, Gennady Aigi. Also popular were poets following some other poetic trends, e.g. Vladimir Aristov and Ivan Zhdanov from Poetry Club and Konstantin Kedrov and Elena Katsuba from DOOS, who all used complex metaphors which they called meta-metaphors. In St. Petersburg, members of New Leningrad Poetry School that included not only the famous Joseph Brodsky but also Victor Krivulin, Sergey Stratanovsky and Elena Shvarts, were prominent first in the Soviet-times underground - and later in mainstream poetry.

Some other poets, e.g. Sergey Gandlevsky and Dmitry Vodennikov, gained popularity by writing in a retro style, which reflected the sliding of newly-written Russian poetry into being consciously imitative of the patterns and forms developed as early as in the 19th century.

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