A man responsible for the destruction of the world died and gets reincarnated to save a world with the powers of Generator Rex.
A world filled with quirks is slowly dying. Can new Rex save this world??
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Generator Rex is an American animated science fiction television series created by Man of Action, maker of Ben 10
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Can you make a novel on a facebook post?
I mean is it possible or has it been already done by other people?
This question lingers on.

Chapter 0.1 - Characters

Did I mention that we'll start from one? Well we did have 1 as part of the title although it's just after 0 and a decimal point. We're still going to be on the 0th chapter. Reading from a normal Webnovel that starts from the 1st chapter after finishing the 0th chapter (0th chapters are known as promotional chapters or prologues) is the way this should flow but here we are, starting the creation of the story in the 0th chapter, I'm still preparing the realm for the chapter to come.

Is there a possibility of just staying on the 0th chapter after writing up a ton and preparing the stages? I wonder how it would turn out if I did that. Well, I'm doing it right now as we speak I just hope that I can get up to 3 chapters per day. Because I've just recently read on a Webnovel (that I was reading currently) that an author can write up to 3 chapters, not to mention the word count it takes per chapter.

I wonder if they have some sort of automatic machine on their brain that generates chapters like how does a person do all that. Is it due to an inspirational drive? Maybe so, we'll continue from last time. Because as we speak, the characters are waiting in line to get their abilities evaluated. Let's begin the training.

Another day, after the initial startup of this realm, this would be it's the second day. And since the imaginary field generator which is a single notebook can only be used three times. I need to cut some corners, I should enter them up as sparring partners on the training room.

I opened the notebook and lights started flashing initiating the activation of the imaginary space field generator creating a training room in front of me. I discussed to the characters that they'll enter as sparring partners. The one that wields a interchangeable sword asked if it is possible to train in threes to save the usage of the imaginary space field generator. I reasoned that the notebook would overload in calculating the results of the assessment for three individuals. Maybe in due time, the imaginary space field generator would get an upgrade. The one that casts shield (Kenji the Protector) and the one that wields an interchangeable sword (Resshin the Swordmaster) would be the first pair followed by the next two pair of characters.

Since one of them is a shield type. I should materialize some mini golems to act as opponents. Both of them entered the training room, earth golems of miniatures sizes appear before them. A golem started the battle with a punch aiming for the one that holds a shield. The one that casts shield raised his right arm glowing purple and activated a crystal shield. Its diamond-like structure deflected the golem's punch. For a few seconds after the initial block, other mini golems followed through and started the barrage of punches in an attempt to break the shield. The mini golems surrounded the shield where the two characters are in.

The crystal shield started to break little by little. It made the individual that wields an interchangeable sword to join the fight instead of staying inside the one that casts shield. He initiated the changing sequence of the interchangeable weapon to the configuration of a sword and a dagger. Jumping from the barrier and descending upon a golem. The slash from above halved the first golem followed by a stab at the core of the second golem and this continued until he spun around the crystal shield.

I wonder if the one who casts shield should use the gun-like item strapped on his belt. Although I feel like he should use it at a critical moment... or just make it into a normal weapon. Okay, I've decided that it'll be on hold until I come up with something to do with it (although i already have few vague ideas). He had an unruly hair at first and his hand similar to character in a hack and slash game. That character had scythe and a blue-black claws for a hand. Aside from that his boots were kind of inspired by real life boots and military attire (in manga/comic).

I was going for a soldier vibe for him. But I turned it into formal attire instead. He has an ability to read language or code, although i have no idea how he looks at things. I'm not him. My only job is to create and imagine. The other character takes the reference of three characters and putting it up on one entity. Although his weapon is half of a bigger weapon it is safe to say that he's not closer to an original OC as long as you take into account that certain character's hair.

My observation had passed the time and I didn't notice that they have already dealt with the mini golems. The imaginary space field generator has been used once there is two more usage remaining.

Next pair would be the leader of the group (Lien the Blaster) and the one that can cast spells (Sherry the Magician). His weapon of choice does beg the question of why is a game's weapon on you. The weapon he wields is not a weapon in game just the 'type' of the weapon used is the same as that character. His old design looks amateurish, constant changes in weapon has been done and disposing of the armor sets that is embedded in the weapon because it will link to that game character.

 While the other character used spells and chants, her magic are close to be on another world rather than the magic in fantasy. Her name is the same with another character in anime but different in personality. The sourced sherry is fierce in comparison.

They have been practicing their skills in the training room after the first pair left. The blast output of his weapon is closely similar to the gunner character before, a blast of energy output for the weapon but his weapon can also fire the blasts as a laser beam. It doesn't blast the enemy to smithereens like how a laser would but only push them to a great distance. The mini-golem had begun their assault earlier.

The character that can casts spells followed the attack by casting a pentagram in mid-air to cast multiple fireballs, the fireballs look alive as it came out of the pentagram. Her arm were both raised a while ago, she prepared it just as the leader continued pushing the mini-golems at a certain distance and blasting mini-golems that are near them. The fireball coming out of the pentagram burned the mini-golems to charcoal. Good, good, great even. Their abilities are alright. Now, moving on to the remaining single use of the generator.

The next pair involves martial arts (Enko) and double hammerin (Nory). The first's glove and wristwatch are for different purposes. The glove possesses power or weight and exudes strength. Pants that are referenced from real clothing and shirt and hairstyle sourced from two Anime. Then the wristwatch releases gusts of wind, sometimes a small hurricane can be made. The other holds a long white hammer along with 4 shields floating around her. There are armors on her waist, chest and shoulder.

Their test run can only be called a mess due to the overpowering nature of their abilities. The hammer added with the shield can reduce the miniature golems into pieces of rubble while the other using his power glove to punch through the cores of the golems. I can only stare at the pile of ground particles left in their wake.

They are reminiscent of a pair in another series, both of them have different fighting style. The second character uses the shield as an offensive attack rather than defense. While the other uses wind pressure to hold the opponent in place before landing a punch in the core. A rather strange use of abilities but it's good.

They left the training room. And since the notebook has been used three times, the imaginary space field generator stopped and the training room and it's pile of ground particles dissipates to nothingness.

Now that the initial tests have been done, setting up a room for the characters is the next step. I have to create it with them. I put on a hard hat and began the construction of the house with everyone on the group. The characters utilized their abilities in creating cement, holding the wooden beams in place before hammering in the nails and cutting wood for the house's skeleton. Hardening and drying the walls through otherworldly magic and making tables and chairs out of nothing. The house is constructed and I bid the first group of characters goodbye.

It was "Can you write a webnovel on a facebook post?" at first.

The changed to.

"Can a person write a webnovel on a facebook post?"

This is a webnovel im writing currently on facebook and now moving it on this platform. This webnovel is about the travel on various worlds explored by my ocs. There is always something unique to each chapters. And there's also recommendations on each footnote. Have fun reading.

This webnovel is a multiversed one. I had a trouble wit hthe genre picking and stuff. Lots of leads female, male I think mostly are male. By the way. I am the author that made Conceps comic in webtoon. Some of the concepts there may be applied here.

Lin Ming!
"The given name is already taken. Choose another!"
Bai Xiaochong!
"The given name is already taken. Choose another!"
"Heck. The game comes out only tomorrow, how did it happen, that all of the names are already taken?"
A young man, of about 18 years old, was sitting in front of a laptop, looking at an empty field, under which the inscription glowed in red:
"Enter your character's name"
The young man wearily leaned back in his chair and lost himself in thought.
He began to play with his jet-black hair. He often did this, when he was thinking deeply about something, it was his habit.
This guy's name was Baatyr, but now, he was trying to think of a new name for himself, or rather, for his character. He created it with such difficulty, having spent all morning on it.
Baatyr looked at the results of his hard work. Before him stood a young man of athletic build, dressed in medieval leather armor and holding a sword. Long, shoulder-length black hair, a determined look, pleasant facial features.
Baatyr was pleased with the result. The character turned out to be very attractive and, at the same time, manly.
"Eh. When people will create games with full immersion?" Baatyr started to dream.
He had dreamed about it for a long time. Since he first learned about it from the novels and TV series, he could not stop thinking about it.
He often had dreams where he traveled to other worlds. But dreams were only dreams, he wanted something more. This life seemed too boring, dull, empty. Perhaps that's why he spent so much time playing games.
Baatyr felt that he was missing something. He desperately looked for it in games, books, films, but he never found it.
The technologies of mankind were developing too slowly, and yet, he hoped, that before his death, people would finally come up with something, that could send him to other, fantastic worlds, full of magic and warriors.
"Let's try this!" Baatyr started typing again, but soon the familiar warning popped up again.
"Heck! This is also taken."
Baatyr tried over a dozen names, but they were all taken.
"Yi Yun, Yun Che, Xiao Che, Chu Feng, Mo Fan ..."
These were the names of heroes that would fit well with this new game, but unfortunately, they were all already taken.
The setting of the game was very similar to the world of eastern martial arts fantasy novels. Therefore, Baatyr wanted the name of the character to correspond to the general spirit of the game.
"Okay. I'll try this."
Baatyr finally gave up and decided to choose some random name for the character.
After all, the developers praised this new feature called "Character Name Generator" so much. It was said that the AI ​​of the game would find the best suitable name for the character.
Baatyr moved the mouse to the "name generator" button and pressed it. A search bar appeared on the screen.
It's been 10 seconds, minute, 5 minutes, 10 minutes.
"It is too slow. Can it be, that even AI can't find a free name for my character?"
Baatyr took the mouse in his hands and was about to cancel the generation of the name when suddenly the search ended and the result was displayed on the screen:
Kaidzen Monada
"Kaidzen Monada? Something familiar." Baatyr tried to remember, where he heard these words before, but could not. "Kaidzen, a Japanese word? What does it mean? And, what does this Monada mean?"
His gaze fell to the watch on his hand.
"It's already 9.45. The servers will open in 15 minutes." Baatyr wanted to be one of the first to enter the game, he didn't want to be late.
"Damn! There is no time to choose something better. Kaidzen Monada? It doesn't sound so bad. So, let's go!"
Baatyr pressed the "confirm" button.
"This name is free. Are you sure you want to continue? You cannot change your name afterward."
Baatyr pressed the "YES" button.
A loading screen of the new MMORPG game "Heroes and Villains" appeared on the laptop screen.
It was a fantasy painting. It depicted two warriors standing with their backs to each other.
On the right side of the picture stood a man, dressed in shining golden armor. In one hand he held a golden sword, and in the other, the golden shield. His face was lit up with a kind and reassuring smile. He looked like some noble hero from fairy tales and myths.
Behind the hero in golden armor, one could see lush, green fields, where smiling farmers were working. In the distance, a rich and prosperous city rose majestically, as if built entirely of gold.
Baatyr noticed that the right side of the picture was an example of prosperity, peace, and happiness.
Baatyr turned his gaze to the left side of the picture. There was also a man standing there, but completely different from the first one.
He was dressed in completely black armor, with traces of blood and decay. In his hand, he held a black scythe, the entire blade of which was covered in blood. The man's entire skin was as pale as a vampire's, his eyes empty, as a dead man's.
His dead eyes were directed into the distance, where one could see the ruins of some old city with flocks of crows circling like dark clouds
In front of the city, all the lands were strewn with gravestones, opposite of which sat people dressed in rags. In addition to tears, their eyes also showed frozen fear and horror. The vultures were visible not far from them, and their hungry eyes were fixed on the desperate people. They waited, waited for their moment.
The look of the man in black armor was empty and insensitive, but Baatyr felt that there was also some hidden pain and regret in his eyes.
"Wow! Whoever painted this picture must be very talented. He, so vividly and emotionally, showed the confrontation between good and evil, as well as the consequences of their decisions."
"Heroes and Villains", a new MMORPG game, was a mixture of classic games with hero leveling, quests, and exploring a world full of mysterious places and mystical creatures, like phoenixes and dragons.
The player was free to do what he wanted and how he wanted. But, based on his decisions and actions, his character could become either a hero or a villain.
He could follow the laws and fight on the side of justice and goodness, eventually, becoming a noble hero, as the man on the right side of the screen, leading the game world to prosperity and happiness.
Or, the player could follow in the footsteps of evil, wreaking havoc and death, ultimately, becoming a destroyer of worlds, leading the game world to chaos and decline.
The whole world was looking forward to the release of this game. What will the game be like? Will it be able to win the hearts of players? This remained a mystery so far.
But, unlike the rest of the world, this secret was soon to be revealed by Baatyr. Thanks to his older brother, he managed to get early access to this game. The whole world will be able to enter the game only tomorrow, except for him and some other chosen ones.
"I'll be the first!"
Baatyr clenched his hands into a fist with excitement, waiting for a new adventure.
At this time, he noticed that the download was almost over. Almost 15 minutes. Although the developers said that the first download may take longer, it was too much.
"Damn old shit!" Baatyr cursed his outdated laptop. He bought it 5-6 years ago and now it was too old for new games.
The clock has struck 10.00.
Loading reached 100% and an inscription appeared on the screen.
"Are you ready for an adventure in a new world?"
"Oh yeah! I'm ready!"
Without wasting a minute, Baatyr pressed the "YES!"
Bang!
Suddenly the door to Baatyr's room opened abruptly and a group of robust people rushed into the room. They were wearing helmets, bulletproof vests and all of them were holding guns in their hands.
They wasted no time, and while Baatyr was recovering from the shock, one of them came close to him and put the muzzle of his gun to his head and asked:
- Are you Kaidzen Monada?!

An ordinary guy named Baatyr, who once dreamed of becoming a hero, finds himself in a cruel and dangerous world, in which people, who call themselves Heroes, hunt the so-called Invaders - people and creatures, who came from other worlds. Now Baatyr has a long way to go. He must survive in this world, find himself, his true love and true friends and understand what it means to be a real Hero, a Baatyr!

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Ves completely forgot about the Festive Cloud Generator. The QuickForge system he used in Leemar didn't include the decorative component in its catalog. Even if it did, he didn't want to waste any time trying to incorporate a component with next to zero combat application.

"Even if it's useless, it still looks cool."

Local mech culture out here in the rim frowned upon a lack of professionalism. Mechs were vital weapons of war and their exterior should reflect their bloody purpose. That was why Vincent Ricklin's codpiece-sporting mech had been so widely derided.

Somehow, his frequent use of the Festive Cloud Generator got a pass. In most mockups, his mechs were usually displayed with the generator turned off. This made his mechs appear more sober than they actually were.

Only when a pilot bought the mech did they realize their mech emitted colored smoke from various parts of their mechs. Since the smoke only made them look cooler, hardly anyone complained.

Before he incorporated the generator, Ves first had to define his mech. An imaginary character called the Instructor acted as his inspiration. He thought about bestowing his variant with the same name.

"No, that won't work." He shook his head. "It not only sounds boring, it will give my customers the mistaken impression that it is a mech meant to be piloted by teachers instead of students."

How could he come up with a name that reflected the Instructor's values while making his mech attractive to the young?

The Instructor fed the flames of passion in his youth, using it to accomplish many feats. Though age has tempered the fire, it continued to kindle, ready to flare up when called to battle. The man was old in temperament but young in heart.

"Young Blood."

The name came out of nowhere, but it described the Instructor's drive. Even after achieving immortality, he never stopped advancing his swordsmanship.

Besides conforming nicely with his mental image, the name should also appeal to the target segment. As a business owner, Ves knew the importance of a good name. Great marketing began with an attractive product.

Many potential customers might only ever encounter his products when they stumble upon their names. Having a great name made it a little more likely that they clicked on it in order to learn more. From there, Ves could employ many other methods in order to increase his sales.

By mentioning blood, Ves was obliged to incorporate its color to his mech. He did it in an understated way by coating the Young Blood in a plain metallic color which was traditional to knights. He merely sneaked in a subtle reflective sheen in red.

In order to break up the monotonous appearance, Ves added golden decorative streaks around the torso. He was careful not to overdo it. The only part he spent more effort on was the variant's large, round shield. He painted a stylized lotus flower in yellow onto its surface.

Why a lotus? Ves imagined the Instructor loved to watch over the lotus flowers in the imperial palace's gardens. The flower stood for serenity, which might be a strange thing to include onto a shield meant to bash enemy mechs. Ves merely wanted to add something that looked good. The meaning wasn't important.

With this addition, Ves picked two different locations to include a Festive Cloud Generator. He attached a small-sized module to the shield. After rearranging its rim, Ves programmed the shield to emit a large quantity of yellow smoke whenever the Young Blood enhanced its shield bash.

By limiting the emission to the moment of impact, Ves was able to drastically reduce the size of the additional module. He did not want to go through another round of testing and simulation in order to properly integrate the generator.

He also installed a pair of cloud generators in the legs. Just like the shield, the generators only activated when the mech was about to perform a burst dash. He dyed the smoke in red this time in order to give his mech an impressive streak from behind.

After finishing the aesthetics of his design, Ves finally put down all of his work. "It's time to face the piper. Go ahead, System. Hit me with your report."

[Design Evaluation: Young Blood.]

Variant name: HPL-100S Young Blood
Base model: Hoplite HPL-100P
Original Manufacturer: Lindholm Armament Company
Weight Classification: Medium-Heavy
Recommended Role: Knight

Armor: A
Carrying Capacity: C-
Aesthetics: B
Endurance: A-
Energy Efficiency: B-
Flexibility: C+
Firepower: D
Integrity: B
Mobility: D-
Spotting: E
X-Factor: C

Deviance: 70%
Performance improvement: 23%
Cost efficiency: +7%

Overall evaluation: The Young Blood is an affordable variant that retains much of its durability while benefiting from increased flexibility. A comprehensive rework of all of its systems has raised many of its parameters. A largely coherent thread of X-Factor suffuses the entire design. This is all the more impressive when the inspiration to the X-Factor consists of a single mech designer's idle fantasy.

[You have received 100 Design Points for completing an original design with a performance improvement of over 10%.]

[You have received 500 Design Points for designing a mech with a moderate presence of X-Factor.]

"Yes!" Ves rose from his chair. "I succeeded! My X-Factor has reached a score of C!"

Though it fell short of the C+ that Ves had reached with the Marc Antony and the Unicorn, those mechs came about in very special circumstances. It wasn't easy for Ves to feel all fired up. He was content with finding the way to reach the range of Cs when working on routine designs.

The relatively high score also validated his assumption that the X-Factor was not limited to physical constraints. At least, up to this point. Ves still consciously limited his imagination to myths that were larger than men, but less than gods.

"I don't want to find out what will happen if I take the old Christian God as my inspiration. I really don't want to open that particular can of worms."

Ves also achieved a twenty percent performance improvement without making use of expensive gadgets. He only brought in a ready-made sword to replace the spear. This was an incredible milestone, and one that Ves expected to surpass in the future.

The 600 DP reward came at a very nice time. The three weeks of slogging and maintaining his focus handsomely paid off. Ves only lamented that he was only a couple of DP short of reaching 2000 DP.

"Come on System, don't be such a tease. I deserve a treat!"

[Two-thirds of your design's improvements is attributed to updating an outdated mech with modern techniques. The performance increase that can be traced to your own original solutions is significantly smaller. Remember, you must study hard, but the only way to reach the pinnacle is to walk your own road.]

He bent over his head in defeat. The System was heartless as ever. "It's true that I copied and pasted from many other sources. I shouldn't be too proud with my design."

After regaining some of his mood, he logged into Iron Spirit. Ves imported the design to Iron Spirit and started fabricating a copy in the game's virtual workshop. Due to his extensive familiarity with his own design, Ves had no trouble with building up the virtual mech, even while maintaining his concentration.

He imagined bringing an incarnation of the Instructor to life. "How will he react to coming into life in a virtual game simulation? Will he be happy to experience new things? Will be be sad that he will give up control over his own body? Perhaps he might find joy in guiding the young and eager pilots who enter his cockpit."

Unlike his previous inspirations, the Instructor was his sole creation. He became invested in its myth to the point of treating it like a living person.

For a time, the line between reality and fantasy seemed blurred.

Only when Ves finally finished the fabrication process did he wake from his fugue. "That's a little weird. What was I thinking?"

He spent less time fabricating the mech than he thought. It only took a full day instead of the two days he originally budgeted. Despite the expedited process, the game did not detect any faults when Ves finalized its build.

He didn't forget to add a gold label inside the cockpit before he did so. He configured the design settings so that it would turn into silver when he let Iron Spirit sell a duplicated copy of the variant. Ves did not want the gold label to proliferate too much.

Ves entered the market interface and set the prices to both the gold label and silver label mechs. Different from last time, he did not use the minimum possible floor price but instead added a small profit margin to both products.

It didn't matter to the gold label because only one existed, but it represented a fairly different positioning to the silver label mechs.

Basically, Ves thought his Young Blood was good enough to deserve such a price. It also made more sense to charge this much. If he continued to hold on to bargain bin pricing, then his customers would subconsciously assume his mechs only performed as good as all the other trash mechs in this price segment.

He still wanted to earn as much DP as possible. That hadn't changed at all. Ves merely followed good business sense by managing the perception of his products.

Just as he was about to release his variant to the virtual market, he paused.

"This isn't a casual product. This is my first public design since coming back from Leemar. There should be some fanfare involved with the debut of this design."

Ves turned away from the market interface and instead pulled up his comm. He placed a call to his mech broker.

"Ves?" Marcella yawned as she looked up from her digital paperwork. "Have you finished the rework?"

"No, I haven't started yet on updating the Marc Antony. I'm calling you because I want your help in publicizing my latest virtual design."

Ves sent over the Young Blood's spec sheet along with some other data. He briefly explained why he spent time on a virtual design to begin with. Of course, he only limited his reasons to familiarizing himself with the knight archetype and to follow the current market trend for practice mechs.

Marcella did not need to know about his need to earn Design Points.

"I see. While it isn't conventional, I can see how we can spin it in a positive direction. However, you should be aware that marketing your variant comes at a significant cost."

"How much? Give me an estimate, please."

The woman tapped her finger against her firm lips. "For a knight variant with this level of performance, it's best if you hold a local advertising campaign. You don't have the specs to attract a lot of customers outside the Republic. The only thing you have going for is sympathy for local entrepreneurs."

"How much?" Ves repeated, feeling a bit uneasy with the way Marcella prefaced her explanation.

"The short answer? Around twenty million credits for a week-long exposure campaign in Bentheim. Anything less will only get drowned by the bulk of other messages floating constantly in the air."

One week just to push out the name of his variant? "No. Can't you offer anything cheaper?"

"Well, you can also make use of Iron Spirit's internal advertising channels. Again, if you want to penetrate past the noise, you will need to put up a significant upfront investment, say five million credits a day."

No wonder Ves achieved nothing the last time he used the game's internal advertising function. He might as well be throwing money into an ocean.

"Ahem, if you aren't aware, my earnings won't be very much even if I sell thousands of virtual mechs." Ves patiently explained. "To say nothing of earning useless ingame gold currency. I don't see any reason why I should spend millions of credits on some overblown ads that will only last a week at most."

Marcella shrugged, as if she didn't care. "Advertising works a lot better than you think, but I can understand your reluctance. Considering your current finances, it's better if you hold off on any mass marketing."

"Do you have a more affordable alternative? I only need to put the word out for my design. It doesn't need to be anything fancy."

The mech broker paused for a bit. Her eyes brightened as she found a good solution. "I got it! You're a newsworthy mech designer, you know that? Do you know what that means? The news sites want to interview you!"

Ves hadn't thought of that at all. She had a point. As one of the three extremely rare winners of the Leemar Open Competition, the Republic should be curious about his story.

"Alright, that's a good idea, and also costs nothing on my end. I don't know the best news organizations, so can you arrange a couple of interviews on my behalf?"

"I can do that easily, but it's best you only pick one venue to do your interview. These news sites are rather attached to exclusivity. It's the only way they can one-up the competition. In exchange, the news sites will push the interview to a more prominent place on their pages and broadcasts."

Since Ves had no clue how the news industry worked, he followed her recommendation. She had never steered him wrong so far. "Alright Marcella. Let's go with an exclusive if you think that's best. Right now, I mainly want to establish my brand."

"I'll go make some calls and come back to you within a day. Goodbye!"

After obtaining the Mech Designer System, Ves aims to create the greatest mechs in the galaxy!

In the far future, the galactic human civilization has entered the Age of Mechs. The countless lesser powers of humanity have come to adopt mechs as their main weapons of war!

Only a small number of humans have the right genetic aptitude to pilot these destructive war machines the size of buildings.

Born to a military family in the edge of the galaxy, Ves Larkinson is one of the many people who lacks the talent to earn glory in battle. Instead, he became a mech designer. Helped by his missing father, Ves has obtained the mysterious Mech Designer System that can help him rise in the galaxy and beyond!

His mechs based on the principles of life quickly allows him to rise to prominence. Powerful and highly compatible with mech pilots, his products have the potential to take the market by storm! However, success does not come easily, and countless challenges bar his ability to sell his mechs to a market eager for innovation!

With the sins of the human race in the galactic arena slowly catching up, Ves must navigate the perils of the ultra-competitive mech market and maintain control over his growing organization of misfits.

This is the golden age of mechs. This is the golden age of humanity. The question is, will it last?

"Any challenge can be overcome as long as I design the right mech!"

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Second, Study titles in your genre. Look for stories or books that are popular with your target audience. Readers may be drawn to your work because it reminds them of something they already like.

For example, many young adult fantasy novels hinge on one or two intriguing words: Twilight, Bitten, Cinder, The Selection.

There is something called the Internet where you can search for different examples of Titles for the same genre.

Examples of Video Game fiction titles: The Legend of Zelda, Game Consoles, Moonlight Sculptor, Trapped in a Video Game.

Examples of Fantasy fiction titles: Harry Potter, Is it wrong to pick up girls in the dungeon? , Alice in Wonderland, Percy Jackson

These titles have one thing in common they are all related to the main character or the main story. It reveals information to the people but not too much.

Third, Make the title exciting. Dull or generic titles won't catch the reader's eye. Titles such as "The Tree" or "The Train" might name the subject or a symbol in the story, but it doesn't excite the reader.

Try adding a more descriptive word to the basic title. Successful titles using the above words include The Giving Tree, A Tree Grows In Brooklyn, The Mystery of the Blue Train, and The Orphan Train.

Utilizing the keywords you've brainstorm you can create amazing titles by bending and twisting the words.

Example of an Array: Weird, Male, Friendly Monster, Room

You can Create: My (Weird) Unusual Friend or The Mysterious Friendly Monster

Using the Synonyms and Antonyms of the words you have in your list making them more appealing and attractive.

Fourth, Make the title easy to remember. Titles are not only supposed to catch the reader's attention but also spread the word about your work. Something too difficult to remember won't appeal to editors or agents, and your reader won't remember and be able to tell someone else the title. You want to come up with an exciting, yet catchy and easy to remember, title.

Read your title out loud. Does it roll off the tongue? Is it exciting? Does it sound boring? Would you check out this title? The answers to these questions can help you revise the title.

Example, What would you likely remember after an hour? The Murder on Wzcyiubjekistan Express or Murder n the Orient Express. Surely it would be the latter.

Fifth, Pay attention to the wording. A title should be appropriate for the story, but it doesn't need to confuse your potential readers. Make sure that your wording doesn't depict the story as something it is not. Your title shouldn't sound like a science fiction story if it's a romance.

Example if your title is Hacking System the first thing that comes into your reader's mind is "This Story is a Sci-Fi story with a system as Hack literally means to use a computer to gain unauthorized access to data in a system.

Sixth, Use strong, vivid language. A title needs to stand out. Strong action words, vivid adjectives, or intriguing nouns can all make your title compelling. Look at the words in your potential title. Are there synonyms that are more descriptive or unique? Can you choose a word that has a less general meaning? Some words are so common their meaning doesn't impact readers in the same way.

For example, the use of the word desire in Eugene O'Neill's Desire Under the Elms is far more interesting than Love Under the Elms.

It's like choosing the word war over battle because war gives that strong bloodshed feel. Example World Battle I or World War I, do you see my point here?

Also, don't use common words like System this, Cheats that, and so on and so forth. The reason is simple, your story will become a needle in a haystack becoming covered up.

Seventh, Seek inspiration. Book titles often derive from established great works, such as the Bible, Shakespeare, song lyrics, or other sources. Write down phrases that are meaningful, beautiful, or intriguing to you.

Examples of this type of title include The Grapes of Wrath; Absalom, Absalom; Gaudy Night, The Fault in Our Stars.

This is quotes or phrases that give a deeper meaning just like the Japanese manga titles. Is it wrong to pick up girls in the dungeon?, Problem Children Are Coming From Another World, Aren't They?

Eight, Read your own work. Titles are often memorable lines from the book or story itself. Readers may enjoy the moment when they realize why a story has a particular title.

Examples of this type of title include To Kill a Mockingbird, Catch-22, and Catcher in the Rye.

This types of titles can be the most repeated quote your protagonist or antagonist uses like. Maybe Someday... or I am Supreme. sleek and chill titles.

Ninth, Write down your inspirations when they come. Often, good writing ideas come to you when you least expect it. You may forget these, so keep a paper and pencil handy to jot down ideas that come to you whenever inspiration may strike.

Like The Railroad above the highway, The Barks Next Door, The Flickering Night Light, or The Sudden Flood.

You can find these stuff literally everywhere example ask the people around you or look at the news headline. the places around you. the usual daily things you see with imagination.

Tenth, Add Emotions. This is what you need. Putting your heart is always better than just doing your best. make your title feel personal like it is a part of you.

Eleventh, Know your audience. Keep your audience in mind when drafting a headline. The world's most shocking title may contain the words "harem," "sex," "lies," and "videotape," but it could be a complete turn-off to an audience of monks.

Twelveth, SEO optimize. Include a "focus keyword" to help your writing to get discovered in search engines. Build the headline around the most important keyword in your written text and ensure that it is fewer than 70 characters. Additional words are considered too long for Google to index. 

This will help your story appear at the top of Google searches on the front page

Thirteenth, Create a knowledge vacuum. A headline that leaves the reader wanting more has done its job. Take this one for example: "These Pieces Of Advice Found On Instagram Could Change Your Life." Does it make you want more? Does it intrigue you? Your readers will probably look for more information in the rest of your article.

Fourteenth, Solve a problem. After reading a headline, readers may wonder, "Why should I read on?" Many decide to do so because they believe from the title of the post that you, the author, can solve their problem. Consider the headline of this post; perhaps you are reading with the hope it will solve your headline-writing problem?!

Fifteenth, Use numbers. People love numbers, especially in headlines. Numbers are something we know and feel comfortable with; they give us a sense of familiarity and advise our brains on how long an article may take to read. With numbers, we can justify the exchange of information for our time – especially with numbers that describe how many points will be covered. For example: "10 Ways to cook eggs that your mother never told you about."

Sixteenth, Cheat. Yes, you heard right. Don't be afraid to look for inspiration wherever you can. If you write for a publication, review older copies and look for examples that you know would work with your audience and tweak them. ViralNova.com, a website that repackages content that is already available, does a great job of writing compelling headlines. Tim Ferris created multiple titles for his book, The 4 Hour Work Week, before settling on the mega-hit. He ran a series of Google ads and looked at the click-through rates, simply choosing the one with the highest.

Seventeenth, Use technology. There is a tool called Portent's Content Idea Generator, and it is a piece of brilliance. Plug in your topic or focus keyword into the little text box hit a button, and bam – out pops a catchy headline in less time than one minute and seven seconds. At the very least, it could
trigger ideas.

Overall, a catchy headline should speak directly to the part of the brain that subconsciously cares. However, a catchy headline is nothing without quality, thoughtful, engaging content that is shared and admired. Remember: that's the reason we wanted the catchy headline in the first place. And until we start reading from the bottom up, catchy headlines are here to stay.

Basically, these are randomizers in the internet. Search things like Fantasy fiction title randomizer. This will give you titles like White Willow Sunset, Brisking Adventure, and so on.

If you manage the title you like integrate or simply change some of the words in the title with the words that you've brainstormed.

That is all for now see you soon on how to write a synopsis.

These are some tips and tricks to help begginer authors just like me to improve their fictiom better

Lin Ming!
«The given name is already taken. Choose another. »
Bai Xiaochong!
«The given name is already taken. Choose another. »
- Heck. The game comes out only tomorrow, how did it happen, that all  of the names are already taken?
A young man, of about 18 years old, was sitting in front of a laptop, looking at an empty field, under which the inscription glowed in red:
"Enter your character's name"
The young man wearily leaned back in his chair and lost himself in a thought. 
He began to play with his jet-black hair using his left hand. He often did this, when he was thinking deeply about something, it was his habit.
This guy's name was Baatyr, but now, he was trying to think of a new name for himself, or rather, for his character. He created it with such difficulty, having spent all morning on it.
Baatyr looked at the results of his hard work. Before him stood a young man of athletic build, dressed in medieval leather armor and holding a sword. Long, shoulder-length, black hair, a determined look, pleasant facial features. 
Baatyr was pleased with the result. The character turned out to be very attractive and, at the same time, manly.
- Eh. When people will create games with full immersion? - Baatyr started to dream.
He had dreamed about it for a long time. Since he first learned about it from the novels and TV series, he could not stop thinking about it.
He often had dreams of him traveling to other worlds. But dreams were only dreams, he wanted something more. This life seemed too boring, dull, empty. Perhaps that's why he spent so much time playing games.
Baatyr always felt that he was missing something. He desperately looked for it in games, books, films, but he never found it.
The technologies of mankind were developing too slowly, and yet, he hoped, that before his death, people would finally come up with something, that could send him to other, fantastic worlds, full of magic and warriors.
- Let's try this! - Baatyr started typing again, but soon the familiar warning popped up again.
- Heck! And this is also taken.
Baatyr tried over a dozen names, but they were all taken.
"Yi Yun, Yun Che, Xiao Che, Chu Feng, Mo Fan ..."
These were the names of heroes that would fit well with this new game, but unfortunately, they were all already taken.
The setting of the game was very similar to the eastern martial arts fantasy novels' worlds. Therefore, Baatyr wanted the name of the character to correspond to the general spirit of the game.
- Okay. I'll try this.
Baatyr finally gave up and decided to choose some random name for the character.
After all, the developers praised this new feature called "Character Name Generator" so much. It was said that the AI ​​of the game would find the best suitable name for the character.
Baatyr moved the mouse to the "name generator" button and pressed it. A search bar appeared on the screen.
It's been 10 seconds, minute, 5 minutes, 10 minutes.
- It is too slow. Can it be, that even AI can't find a free name for my character?
Baatyr took the mouse in his hands and was about to cancel the generation of the name, when suddenly the search ended and the result was displayed on the screen:
- Kaidzen Monada? Something familiar, - Baatyr tried to remember, where he heard these words before, but could not, - Kaidzen, a Japanese word? What does it mean? And, what does this Monada mean?
His gaze fell to the watch on his hand.
- It's already 9.45. The servers will open in 15 minutes - Baatyr wanted to be one of the first to enter the game, he didn't want to be late - Damn. There is no time to choose something better. Kaidzen Monada? It doesn't sound so bad. So, let's go!
Baatyr pressed the "confirm" button.
"This name is free. Are you sure you want to continue? You cannot change your name afterwards. "
Baatyr pressed the "YES" button.
A loading screen of the new MMORPG game "Heroes and Villains" appeared on the laptop screen.
It was a fantasy painting. It depicted two warriors standing with their backs to each other.
On the right side of the picture stood a man, dressed in shining golden armor. In one hand he held a golden sword, and in the other, the golden shield. His face was lit up with a kind and reassuring smile. He looked like some noble hero from fairy tales and myths.
Behind the hero in golden armor, one could see lush, green fields, where smiling farmers were working. In the distance, a rich and prosperous city rose majestically, as if built entirely of gold.
Baatyr noticed that the right side of the picture was an example of prosperity, peace and happiness.
Baatyr turned his gaze to the left side of the picture. There was also a man standing there, but completely different from the first one.
He was dressed in a completely black armor, with traces of blood and decay. In his hand he held a black scythe, the entire blade of which was covered in blood. The man's entire skin was as pale as a vampire's, his eyes empty, as a dead man's.
His dead eyes were directed into the distance, where one could see the ruins of some old city with flocks of crows circling like dark clouds
In front of the city, all the lands were strewn with gravestones, opposite of which sat people dressed in rags. In addition to tears, their eyes also showed frozen fear and horror. The vultures were visible not far from them, and their hungry eyes were fixed on the desperate people. They waited, waited for their moment.
The look of the man in black armor was empty and insensitive, but Baatyr felt that there was also some hidden pain and regret in his eyes.
- Wow! Whoever painted this picture must be very talented. He, so vividly and emotionally, showed the confrontation between good and evil, as well as the consequences of their decisions.
"Heroes and Villains", a new MMORPG game, was a mixture of classic games with hero leveling, quests and exploring a world full of mysterious places and mystical creatures, like phoenixes and dragons.
The player was free to do, what he wanted and how he wanted. But, based on his decisions and actions, his character could become either a hero or a villain.
He could follow the laws and fight on the side of justice and goodness, eventually, becoming a noble a hero, as the man on the right side of the screen, leading the game world to prosperity and happiness.
Or, the player could follow in the footsteps of evil, wreaking havoc and death, ultimately, becoming a destroyer of worlds, leading the game world to chaos and decline.
The whole world was looking forward to the release of this game. What will the game be like? Will it be able to win the hearts of players? This remained a mystery so far.
But, unlike the rest of the world, this secret was soon to be revealed by Baatyr. Thanks to his older brother, he managed to get early access to this game. The whole world will be able to enter the game only tomorrow, except for him and some other chosen ones.
- I'll be the first!
Baatyr clenched his hands into a fist with excitement, waiting for a new adventure.
At this time, he noticed that the download was almost over. Almost 15 minutes, but it was nothing, the developers said that the first download may take longer.
The clock has struck 10.00 already.
- Time has come! Let the adventure begin! Open Sesame!
Bang!
Suddenly the door to Baatyr's room opened abruptly and a group of robust people rushed into the room. They were wearing helmets, bulletproof vests and all of them were holding guns in their hands.
They wasted no time, and while Baatyr was recovering from shock, one of them came close to him and put the muzzle of his gun to his head and asked:
- Are you Kaidzen Monada?
- What?
Baatyr still could not come to his senses. It all seemed like something unreal.
- Answer, are you Kaidzen Monada?
Wait, Kaidzen Monada? Isn't that my new nickname in this game? Is it?
Baatyr felt like understanding struck him. He seemed to understand the situation.
This is prank! It should be prank. He saw a video of something similar to this on the internet. This is how streamers are usually played.
While the streamer is playing games live, most of the times it's shooters, one of his viewers calls the police or special forces and informs them about the possible culprit and gives the streamer's address.
Special forces or police hear the sound of shots from the game and, thinking that it can be dangerous there, rush into the room and shock the streamer, while the viewers are watching the show and laughing. But wasn't it forbidden in all of the streaming sites after some accidents happened? Do people still do such dangerous pranks?
That's it! This is probably a prank and most likely from the developer's company itself. Apparently, they decided to do such an advertisement ahead of tomorrow's release of the game.
Baatyr also remembered something. When his brother gave him the keys for the game, he mentioned that a company working on the game, might pay him a surprise visit for advertising purposes.
It must be them!
Baatyr convinced himself of his assumption. He felt calmer and looked around.
"They did a good job with the props, they look like the real thing." Thought Baatyr.
The helmets on these "actors" looked like helmets of the fifth or sixth class of protection, which were capable of stopping even an automatic bullet and they even had some kind of equipment such as night vision goggles, active headphones and IR markers on them.
Their images were complemented by body armor; with all the additional pouches and weapons; with a bunch of different things like a laser targeting device, bipods and etc. Baatyr even noticed a bunch of grenades hanging on the belt of one of them. Why would they need grenades?
It was already overkill, it was not realistic. It is unlikely that a real special force would show up for a simple call with a pack of grenades. This assured Baatyr of his assumption.
"This is definitely a prank, only very expensive."
Baatyr looked at the one who asked him of his identity. It looked like he was playing the role of a leader of the group. 
It was a man of about 40 years old, with a slight bald spot starting from his forehead, the rest was hidden by a helmet.
Baatyr smiled at this "special forces" and chose to play along with them.
- Yes, Kaidzen Monada is me! - he answered, having completely calmed down.
As soon as he said this, all the "special forces" tensed and immediately pointed their guns at him.
Hey, isn't this too much? This is just a prank. Why so serious?
The man with a slight bald head slowly lowered his weapon and looked at Baatyr in surprise.
- Wow. I was told, that Kaidzen Monada is not afraid of anything and, that he is a complete nutcase. But now, seeing how you calmly smile, being surrounded by the best forces of the "Dream" corporation, I begin to believe it.
It was flattering, but, why do they still continue playing their roles? 
Ok! They burst in and even frightened Baatyr a little. But he already understood everything now. Can't they see, that he has revealed their prank?
Baatyr has already begun to get bored. Plus, all these serious faces and the muzzles of the barrels aimed at him already began to enrage him.
- Hey, I already saw through you. It's time to end all this farce! - he said, raising his voice a little.
- So be it! - the squad leader replied with a smile.
Baatyr thought, that now everyone will start laughing and point at the hidden cameras. But that did not happen.
The leader, while continuing to smile, raised his weapon and suddenly hit Baatyr on the head.
The whole world spun and began to fade into darkness. Baatyr fell face down to the floor.
What's happening? Why did he hit him? Has he gone too far with this prank? Damn it hurts.
Something liquid and sticky trickled down his forehead and started dripping straight into his eyes. His whole world began to fill with red.
Is that blood? My blood?
Baatyr was angry. He turned and looked at these "actors".
It was too much. All of them must be sued!
Baatyr already started to imagine how they would be begging him not to open court cases against them. An evil grin appeared on his face.
The leader saw his strange smile and for some reason moved away from Baatyr in fear. 
Noticing this, Baatyr became even more confident in his guesses and laughed. It just happened that some blood got down into his throat, and his solemn laugh sounded somehow strange.
- You will all answer for this! - he hissed through his strange laugh.
He will sue them all!
The leader looked at him with a wary face from a safe distance. In the eyes of the other "actors" there was also an unconcealed fear.
It seemed that Baatyr's performance impressed them. Although his laugh came out somehow different, but in general, he coped with his role. Now they will begin to apologize and ask him to have mercy and not sue them.
- Come on! Get started! - he encouraged them.
Everyone looked at the leader expectantly. He, sweating heavily and slowly, approached Baatyr.
- I was told that Kaidzen Monada is a complete nutcase. But this, it's just too much. These eyes are full of madness, as if their owner wants to devour everyone alive. And this scary laughter, it makes me shudder. A complete freak!
Mad eyes, scary laugh, complete freak?
These words stuck like a knife into the heart of Baatyr.
How dare he mock him? Although he is not Henry Cavill, he is not the hunchback from Notre-Dame. What the hell? This is just too much!
Baatyr got very angry. This man hit the sore spot and he could no longer hold back. He forgot about everything and attacked the leader, shouting:
- Who's the freak? You yourself are a freak! You are ugly, your mother is ugly, your whole family is ugly!
Bang!
And then, he went deaf.
Unbearable pain filled his entire being. He slowly lowered his head and saw a red rose bloom quickly on his chest. It was his blood.
Baatyr looked blankly at the people who surrounded him. Their eyes still showed fear, but also a determination at the same time.
A leader with a frightened face stood in front of him, and Baatyr saw a light smoke on the muzzle of his weapon.
- You shot me!?
Baatyr looked at him accusingly and fell to the floor again. But this time, he could not get back up, he was not destined to get back on his feet again.
- Heck. He is dying. It was necessary to bring him alive. Damn it, he attacked me so sharply, and why he didn't dodge? Why he just let the bullet hit him, as if he was an ordinary man. Why? - the leader whispered to himself and walked away from him.
- Sir. We urgently need to take him to Dr. Charon, it looks like he is still alive – said one of the soldiers, approaching him from behind. 
- Yes, yes, maybe we still have time, - the leader answered, coming out of his stupor.
Baatyr felt his life literally flowing out of him.
How did it happen? Was it a prank? Or not? He wasn't so sure anymore.
Heck. Painful. Is he really going to die like that?
He is only 18 years old. How could he die so early? He had not had time to do anything yet: he had not yet driven his own car, had not yet graduated from school, he was still a virgin. It was not fair.
He felt himself being lifted. A laptop screen appeared in front of him.
The game seemed to be frozen. There was the same picture.
Damn old stuff! - Baatyr cursed his old and outdated laptop.
Damn murderers, damn baldy, damn game! He didn't even have a chance to play it.
- How come this happened? He is one of the most dangerous criminals in the world. I didn't expect him not to defend himself. Is it possible that he wanted to die? And, I didn't expect him to be so young - said the leader, looking at Baatyr and then added, - Samat, use your grenades. Let nothing remain of this place. All our traces must be destroyed.
One of the soldiers, the one carrying the bundle of grenades, separated from the group and went back to the room. After some time Battyr heard the sound of explosion, the sound of his life ruining, the sound of death. It was the last sound that Baatyr heard in this world.
"Ah, that's why they took grenades with them," Baatyr thought to himself and died.

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