What is a title? The title is the core of your book, it gives it a definition. What is the use of the title? The title is the first thing people see when exploring books. Having that perfect catchy title will help you hook up more readers.

Now how to make this Catchy Title? Well here are a few tips in creating a fitting title for your fiction. Number One,  Brainstorm ideas. Write down every word that comes to mind about your story. Include keywords about the topic, character names, phrases you love, and anything else that comes to mind. Arrange these in different combinations to see if anything speaks to you.

Here is an example of an Array of words: Hero, Ryan, Magical, Fantasy, Swords, Adventure.

Example of a Bad Title: The Hero Ryan's Magical Adventure in a Fantasy World

Compared to this Catchy Title: A Hero's Journey or Ryan's Magical Adventure.

or you can make it shorter: The Unsung Hero or Child's Dream

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

Chapter 54. Rearrangement (2)

'It's really different than the songs I had heard before.'

Minyuk's eyes opened wide as he listened to the guide version of one of the songs that Lee Hyun had made for his album. 

They were currently sitting in the recording studio. 

Lee Hyun was showing him the guide versions he had made for his album and Minyuk had to admit that Lee Hyun was really a genius.

His album was a mini-album with only four songs. Lee Hyun had already thought of Dreams as one of the songs and he would make the other three songs himself.

But for those three songs, he had made 12 guide versions.

Normally, composers would make 4-5 guide versions at most, but Lee Hyun had gone on to make 12 versions and all of them were good songs.

There was only music and no lyrics. Moreover, it was just a sample, but Minyuk can tell that all of them would become good songs after getting completed. 

Especially the song Minyuk was listening to. 

'The tone is strange, but it's really easy on the ears.'

The guide version he was listening to has a peculiar sound with electronic music mix in the middle and the soft sound of piano in the background, making it softer with sharp edges. 

He didn't know why, but the song has an attractive appeal to it.

'The notes are high.'

One of the highlights about the song was its high notes that went up to C5, but it was not something that Minyuk would not be able to sing.

After listening to all the guide versions, Minyuk has felt one similar thing from all of them.

'All the songs are made to fit my voice.'

Lee Hyun had taken his voice into consideration while making all the guide versions. It was not something that a singer would expect from a composer.

Especially a singer like Minyuk who was still anonymous to the masses. 

Composers would usually not think about the singers voice strength and would expect them to sing any song.

But Lee Hyun was someone who knows how to use the strengths and weaknesses of the singer. He wasn't used to being called Midas of music for nothing. 

"All the versions are really good, especially this one."

"You like this one more?"

Lee Hyun raised his head from the computer and looked towards Minyuk.

"Yeah, this one just seems really easy on the ears and stays in my mind. Moreover, I can feel something else from it. What's this song called?"

"Yeah, it's called 'Broken'."

Lee Hyun answered with a smile on his face. He was glad that Minyuk liked this song because it was his best work among the 12 guide versions he had made.

'Working for hours was not for nothing.'

At first, Lee Hyun had thought that he would just recreate some songs for Minyuk's album, but he was worried that those songs won't entirely fit Minyuk.

Everyone has a different voice and all voices are unique.

Lee Hyun always made songs depending on the singer's voice type. Although he had made songs in the past that would really suit Minyuk, Lee Hyun has still decided to go with new ones.

After the success of Never give up, his confidence was back!

That's why he wanted to make songs that would fit Minyuk's voice perfectly. Broken was a song that he made thinking of Minyuk's life story.

Maybe, this was the reason he liked the song more.

"Broken dreams is a nice name. I feel like it can be the title song of the album."

Minyuk said after thinking for a bit.

"Title song? Well, we can go with it for the title, but I think Dreams would be better for the title song. Personally, I like it more."

Lee Hyun really thought like that.

From the start, he wanted to go with Dreams as the title track. The song was good and it just needed a rearrangement. 

Another reason was that he wanted to promote Minyuk's image as a musician.

"... I still don't think Dreams is that good."

Minyuk said as he scratched his head.

He was happy that Lee Hyun liked it this much, but he was not very confident in it. He didn't feel that it could become a hit song or even enter the top 50 in the music charts. 

For him, Broken has a higher possibility of becoming a hit.

"That's a problem then."

Lee Hyun made a troubled face hearing that.

The singer wants another song to be the title track while he wanted a different song to be the title track.

Normally, agencies would not listen to the singers and just decide among themselves, but Lee Hyun didn't want to act like that.

He wanted his singers to voice out their thoughts.

'Wait!'

As he was thinking about that, an idea suddenly popped up in my head. He stared at Minyuk and opened his mouth.

"Why don't you write the lyrics for Broken?"

"Huh? Me?"

Minyuk let out a confused voice hearing that. Lee Hyun saw his confusion and opened his mouth to explain.

"Yeah, you think that Broken should be the title track while I am leaning towards Dreams. So, why don't you write the lyrics for Broken and I would complete the rearrangement for Dreams. We can compare the two songs after that and the better one would be the title track."

Lee Hyun thought that this was a good and fun plan. 

He was also confident in Minyuk's skill. The lyrics for Dreams were written by him and Lee Hyun has quite liked them.

'Can I write the lyrics?'

Minyuk also thought about it and recalled the guide version for Broken. It was not an easy song and he would need to write lyrics that can do justice to the music. 

It was a hard and pressurising task, but he also knows that Lee Hyun has only asked him to write the lyrics because he was confident in him.

That's why, he nodded his head.

"Okay, I will write the lyrics."

"That's great!!"

Lee Hyun smiled hearing that response.

He felt that he was going in the right direction for Minyuk's first album.

It was also the first album for Mango Entertainment, so they needed to succeed at all cost.

'I will surely succeed!!'

Lee Hyun vowed in his heart and thought back to the rearrangement for Dreams. He had already thought of how he would rearrange the song.

That was his next task!

Lee Hyun, the man once known as the 'Midas of music'. He got thrown out of his agency and his wife betrayed him.

He lost everything and there was no hope left for him, but life gave him another chance to redeem himself.

He found himself in 2010.

The time when the entertainment industry has just started to get popular all over the world.

With his knowledge of the future and his composing skills, Lee Hyun decided to make a mark in the entertainment industry.

This time, he would become the 'God of Entertainment'.

*On hiatus, due to exams.

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*This novel is based in Korea. So, the names of the characters would be in Korean.

If you like K-pop, then you would like this novel. If you can, please share it.

Join the server: https://discord.gg/F9xfJWv

Contact me on discord: Killerbee#4748

Note: This novel is also posted on scribble hub and Royal road.

Release schedule: 2-3 chapters per day

Hi there, humble readers.  I am Martha Oke but my author name is ForChrist and that's  how I'd love to be called. Thank you very much for taking time to have read through my book. I hope it was something that you really enjoyed and one you would love to read over and over again in years to come.
This book, The Big in Little is one of a kind. This is my first book and it came up when I was thinking about how we take things of life with levity. The way the little things of life are taken with frivolities is what struck me hard.
This is no fairy tale or the superhero stories we seem to be told every night before we go to sleep (by those who live mostly on the eastern side of the world) This book made me see that there are many things that we use our naked eyes to see without knowing they have a deep meaning to them. Laide can be used as the point of contact to many out there who have lost meaning to their lives seeking for things meant to be left behind, but sometimes when we seek for what we seem to have lost there might be something in the dark which we choose to ignore (putting up a mo ya look away attitude)
Getting inspiration and motivation for this book was from what I saw all around me. I began to write this book during the Great Lockdown of 2020 and it stuck on me how the way the world is viewed and how everyone wants things beyond their reach not knowing something greater was beside them. They lose that valuable thing that they already have; peace of mind. My number one inspiration was from God. He opened my eyes to see the Big things in Little events. That's how the title of the book came about to be. It wasn't something easy because I remember asking everyone around me what title would best fit the plot of my story and wouldn't reveal much about it to the world and I got the right title for it. My number one Fan (Deborah Adewole) gave me so much encouragement and made sure I wrote a chapter every week to her satisfaction (till now she disturbs me to put more suspense in all the other books I am currently working on)
Then sitting down to write this story and put everything into place was quite hard. I remember re-reading and cross-checking this book over and over again to get the desired outcome I wanted. I asked for help from my family, friends, and Google. Google and I became the best of friends during that period. I became so dependent on these three to help me figure out how I could come out with a better plot. For a whole week, I couldn't write up to a line. I wanted it all to be perfect, but it seemed I couldn't get it right. I also struggled with my system( it is an old version of windows that was passed down from my system. its battery was bad-I'm making use of was because it is gone for good- and it couldn't last an hour without being plugged into electricity and there was barely light to operate the system.) It frustrated everything in me and I couldn't do anything about it. I managed the system throughout and I got to write everything I needed to write. My passion is what kept me going and the fact that I knew I could do this- so  I kept on writing and writing.
It stopped at chapter thirteen even though I was praying for more than that, but it stopped there and I realized the one I had written was enough for a first-time writer. My friends were surprised it was thirteen chapters and it was something that I was proud of. I hope to come up with more books that will end up on the mobile shelves of many people worldwide. It's a farfetched dream that I hope to achieve one day.
Thanks for reading.
From Your Female Writer,
ForChrist

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The winds blew ferociously and swept the curtains high. The dark clouds proved the weather wasn't cooling down any time soon. Laide stood up from her bed to close the windows; the winds blew hard and hit the window to the bar. Such days were never surprises to her. She was used to all these things already. Her childhood was full of rainy days.

This was just one of the many turmoils
Who knew what was going to come her way again. The end of the tunnel didn't seem bright at her end and it may never be bright.
It all depends on the choices she makes
Will she choose to see the big things in the little events that come her way?

"Writer turned out to be a skill and of rank D, that means that it is in the lower part of the skills" Haruta murmured doubting the situation "what kind of magic gift is an even skill .... wait is perfect, yes refers to the talent to be a writer this could be worth a fortune" said Haruta causing him to change the menu of the system arriving at the skills menu where I select the ability to write to see the description.

[Writer 1/50]

[Allows the host to capture in words all that his mind can imagine, the limit is the imagination of the host]

[Allows you to write in any language that the host knows, can be associated with other skills to obtain greater results, the use of this ability is passive and is activated as soon as the host begins to write, currently the host's ability is comparable to that of a rookie writer]

"In summary, this makes me a writer but if it works just like cooking skills, it means I can buy things to write, but if I write a poem with my current ability it will only be outstanding, but it won't surprise anyone, it's really like being a talented amateur" Haruta began to process the information while concentrating on the data he already had in his possession to understand how the system works "knowledge store!"

The system store interface will quickly open where all the specific knowledge is available to buy

"Filter associated with the ability to write!" Haruta exclaimed, making the system leave out all the things that could not be associated with the writing ability that she currently possesses "Tales, Fables, movie scripts, Novels ... there really are many things in This store"

Haruta toured the system store from top to bottom looking at the titles of each thing "I'm in Japan where what sells the most are the manga, anime and light novels, that's what I need, I need light novels" said Haruta leaving of the shower with his hands more wrinkled than usual 'I lost the flow of time while I was in the system'

After getting out of the shower with the sleeping clothes Haruta looked for her laptop among the boxes that were still not ordered "Here it is" Haruta said when she found her laptop that she continued to connect and turn it on.

"System, retrieve the knowledge store and filter light novels!" Exclaimed Haruta letting the store appear with all the titles for sale "Well, I'll search Doogle title by title, if they exist in this world I just have to eliminate the idea of write the story" Haruta said starting to type searching the results of the investigation on his laptop

"Sword Art Online ... there are many results just for a novel" Haruta said, moving the laptop cursor to select the first option. "This is not a novel, this is a video game .... Now I have more doubts. Reincarnate. In another time or in another world?" Haruta asked reading the website, in another window I look for information about his old life, his university, his friends or even news but to his disappointment there was no information "I do not understand anything. ... I really don't understand what happens"

Haruta's thoughts roamed his mind rapidly changing focus to continue with his main task "According to the review of the novel this SAO game will be a death game, I suppose I could buy it but not try it until days after the game To start just to be sure, it's not like I want to get caught in a virtual world, I already have enough with reincarnation, on the other hand I guess I won't write this novel" Haruta said changing title in the system to search again

"Log Horizon, Accel World, Isekai wa Smartphone ...., Zero no Tsukaima, Slime Tensei, Re: Zero, ....." Haruta searched title by title generating a list of possible stories that could begin to be written Since the title did not exist for sale, the true author does not exist in the world and finally none of the characters appear in the records of Japan "With this I also discovered that I am not in my world but in a new one" Haruta said looking for one of the titles on your list 

"Here it is, this will be the novel I will write!"

[Mahōka Kōkō no Rettōsei]

"The Story of the Shiba brothers in a world where magic is not only fantasy but that is complemented by technology, Tatsuya Shiba and Miyuki Shiba, writing this story will really be worth it" Haruta muttered, recalling the time he read the story that I was in front of him.

"Buy!" Haruta exclaimed, following the steps quickly to buy the story that was in the system store.

[Successful purchase]

[Congratulations you made your first purchase]

[You got a random skill box]

[Skill box will be added to inventory]

"Another box? Are you sure this is not in difficulty waifu?" Haruta asked closing the notifications that the system had delivered "Ugh!" Haruta complained after closing the notifications and feeling the burning in his head as he began to sweat suddenly

"W-what is happening .....?! - The pain caused was so strong that it caused a faint in the already tired Haruta

.

.

.

For the next day Haruta got up slowly while holding his head with his right hand "Ugh ..... I really feel really weird" Haruta said walking slowly towards the bathroom

 "What happened before?" Asked Haruta, looking at himself in the mirror carefully. "I bought the novel and closed the notifications ... The novel!"

Haruta opened the system again and told the title of the story to look for it in the store

 [Title not found]

"Let's filter the story for his characters, look for Tatsuya Shiba" Haruta exclaimed, making the system begin the search.

[Term not found]

"Miyuki Shiba"

[Term not found]

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.

.
[Term not found]

[Term not found]

[Term not found]
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.

.

".....!" After a few minutes Haruta stood still while touching his head as if he felt that there was something that did not fit, something that did not match with him "I ... know everything about the story" he muttered Haruta closing his eyes and concentrating on the story he had bought in the system

Quickly in his mind appeared all the information about the novel, scripts, covers, illustrations, information that only the author knew about the story and even all the information about the anime and others

"This is really incredible, just buy the story and all the information is inside my head - said Haruta and then take a paper and write the first paragraph of the light novel" Great, I have no way of describing all this!

By the time Haruta turned around he saw the digital clock in front of him "shit, I'll be late if I don't hurry" Haruta said starting to run around the house to prepare to attend classes again.

[The Fantasia System was successfully activated]

With that message in front of Haruta's eyes, his life turned over once more, a few hours ago he had been the victim of a forced reincarnation and now he had a kind of system in his head.

The story of the African American begins within the body of a Japanese who lives in the world of anime.




The cover is not my authority, I just put the title on it. Credits to their respective author.

The cover will change according to the arc / volume that the story is, if you have constant support I will do my best to have original covers.

Since January 4, as I started to keep statistics, a lot of time has passed (175 days). What do we have.
The plans for 2020 were to write from 500,000 to 1,000,000 words. Just to develop the habit of writing every day, well, at least every week at least 10,000 words.
To learn how to express the emotions of characters.
Exit this year at 500 collections.
Collect the total amount of views of all novels in 1 million.
Write several novels on topics that interest me as an author.
Check how the system works - https://forum.webnovel.com/d/34886-how-long-does-it-take-to-reach-a-million-views-for-an-original-novel
What do we have today, after 175 days, 190 days are left until the end of the year (the year began with a countdown from January 4, 2020):


Data as of January 4, 2020:
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Finished Stories - 1
Dropp - 1


Ongoing - 5


Collections 286 (minus 1)
Views - 414, 840 (+1510)
Words 333 160 (+1040) (+908)
Chapters 310 (+3) (+1)


Data as of May 28, 2020:
Finished Stories - 4
Dropp - 1


Ongoing - 4


Collections 453 (+166)
Views  974,072 (+559,232) + (35.85K Views - from drop novel)
Words 438,990 (+105,83)
Chapters 461 (+151)
Due to coronavirus in the world and in our country, and corononeurosis, productivity has fallen, from an average of 1,500 words per day to 604 words. Plus, I rewrote two novels, I deleted part of the chapters, cut some, added something (so the words were cut).
Of the existing novels, only one has ratio 440, the rest of 1000 or 2200 or so.
The text block has become a little better, but still, there is still a lot of work on polishing. The texts do not have enough emotions to immediately attract the reader.
As an author, I love accuracy, numbers, it's interesting to me, facts, philosophy, to understand the ins and outs of the character, what he thinks, why he takes such actions. But in novels, you need fewer numbers, facts, shorter less information, more manifestations of feelings, emotions, you need action, more monologues.
Plus the title page - I draw it myself, on the vector graphics, on the one hand it's good that no one needs to pay for copyright. On the other hand, they are not as attractive as those drawn on special graphic editors.
In addition, during the time I write, I came to the conclusion that success comes to those who have:
1. high-quality, easy to read text2. the meaning of the plot is not lost3. frequency of updates (at least 3-4 chapters per week)4. the number of words in the chapter should be at least 1500 - 25005. quality content6. The title page is less important (than quality writing and quality content)7. self-promotion skill8. the presence of a large number of friends so that they can give promotion stones, the number of collections, and the number of views (Tomoyuki - thanks for the tip).
Well, the path to enlightenment is still long ... so you need to learn again and again.
While you can achieve your goal in terms of views, this seems an achievable goal. But the number of collections is a more difficult task. Then how to write 500,000 words, not to mention 1,000,000 words, and this year seems not to be a sale. If, perhaps, in the remaining 190 days it is not possible to catch up and write the remaining 395,000 words!
But for this, you need to write 2079 words a day!
So far, these are the statistics results!

Thoughts of why and why stories are written.

All the same English, he has not improved in 18 days.

I'll figure something out, try to correct the text.

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This is a work of art. Any resemblance to real people or real events is purely coincidental.

I had and still have a lot of ideas to write. The problem is actually writing them. Ideas them selfs are all well and good, but getting them on paper is... hard.
I just finished writing the first chapter, the prologue so to say. I'll even go so far that the prologue will be multiple chapters.
Currently the first chapter is 370 words (title included). I wrote it in word, so I don't have a clue how it'll look like here. It isn't what I envisioned, but I have hopes. It maybe shorter than what I would like, but short doesn't mean bad. I'll also try to give it some more meat to the bone today, if a way for it hits me. But then again it's the first chapter of my first actual work, it doesn't matter if it's short or long, what matters is if it's good or not. It can be full of clichés or shit like that, but it should be entertaining. I'll find something unique about my scribbles soon enough!
I also came up with a schedule (sort of):
day one: write
day two: edit the yesterday's chapter then write a new one
day three: repeat day two
day (n): repeat day (n-1)
Hopefully it won't be too much for me.
I don't know how I should write. By this I mean my writing style, so I just went for it. When I started writing today, I just froze. And when I typed the first lines in... it felt kinda formal. Don't really like the feel but I hope it gets better.
Then there are the enters, I really don't know when or where I should use them. It's difficult to pinpoint, so I hope I didn't fuck anything up in that department.
Then again I should just stop worrying and do as I want. I'm quite literally an anonymous guy writing shit on a chinese app. What am I afraid of‽
Anyways, I'll edit the chapter tommorow, with a clear head, before I'll upload it.I'll release a chapter here, letting you know when I have done so, I'll also reveal the title (which I may or may not change, don't know yet (but I feel like I will)).
P.S. I'll write another chapter for this 'novel' in a couple of hours, when the daily stuff reset.
ETA: 1 day HYPE

While his boyfriend started to work on his cover Su Yan pondered the other questions that inevitably came up with publishing a second story. First of all: How should he call it?
He pursed his lips but this time he didn't have as much trouble as the last time. After all, hadn't he already stumbled upon the best title when he discussed the title of 'Like a Ray in My Night' with Nie Chang previously? Thus, he immediately typed his idea in:
[Title: Master's Cutest Disciple]
Su Yan grinned and went on to choose the genre and add the tags. As for the synopsis … Well, he'd leave that for later. After all, he'd have to think about that really well while the tags and genre were easy. He could just use the same he had taken for his first story. Thus, his second story once again ended up as part of the Romance Fiction genre and was tagged with cultivation and some bl-specific tags.
Finally, Su Yan couldn't delay writing his synopsis any longer. Now, what should he write? After all, he hadn't planned everything yet and didn't really know how their relationship would progress. Maybe he should just refer to how they met? Ah, that didn't sound bad …
[When the sect admission test of the Jin Shan Sect draws near the Elder Ziju An visits the city at the foot of the mountain to find a disciple of his own. With Dou Fang Hai, he seems to have found the right person.]
Su Yan frowned. 'Elder' didn't really reflect Ziju An's image of a young, handsome and strong man. What else could he call him? The only title that may evoke the kind of person he thought of Ziju An as would be Grandmaster. But could he call him that? Well, he was the current sect master's senior martial brother and the strongest person in the sect so … it shouldn't be too strange? He pondered a bit and finally changed Ziju An's title.
Now, the only thing he had to do was somehow include what would happen afterward. Dou Fang Hai's personality definitely had to be mentioned and that they would somehow fall in love along the way was equally important. Everything else probably didn't need to be part of the synopsis.
[Unfortunately, Ziju An's disciple is prone to causing mischief. As a good master Ziju An can't help but indulge his little disciple, thinking that all this is just a phase.]
Su Yan's hands stopped moving. Alright. He had the first part. Now, what about falling in love?
He stared at the text he had written until now and frowned. Ah! How was he supposed to add that?! He went over some possibilities in his mind but none of them seemed to really fit. Maybe he should change the beginning again? But what if that didn't work either?
Su Yan frowned even more. No, he couldn't do that. He had to first write the second part. After that, he could still change whatever wasn't good.
[With time, Ziju An stops thinking about changing his disciple's ways of making trouble. The closer the two of them get, the more other people seem to worry about their relationship though. And finally, it really seems as if Ziju An and Dou Fang Hai aren't just master and disciple.]
Su Yan stared at his synopsis and pursed his lips. This didn't seem right somehow. Well, everything he needed was in there but it sounded so strange when he read it. He should probably try again.
Su Yan deleted what he had written so far and started another attempt with the previous sentences in mind:
[Shortly before the Jin Shan Sect opens its doors for a batch of new disciples Grandmaster Ziju An visits the city at the foot of the sect to find a disciple of his own. With Dou Fang Hai, he seems to have found the right person. Unfortunately, the boy just loves to cause trouble.
As his master, Ziju An should probably discipline him but faced with this cute little dumpling Ziju An can't help but indulge him. The more lenient he is, the more other people start to worry if this is truly just a relationship between master and disciple or if maybe something more is going on.
Amidst their worry even the master and disciple pair themselves can't help but question the nature of their relationship.]
Su Yan slowly nodded. The beginning wasn't that different but the second part sounded much better now. He wasn't completely satisfied with the end but he really couldn't think of a better way to put it. Well, he'd just leave it at that. If he ever found another way to write it he could still change it, after all.
Having finished his part of setting up the novel Su Yan turned to look at how far his boyfriend had gotten with the cover. The result …
He smiled wryly and pushed his chair a little closer. "Ah Chang, do you really think that's a fitting cover?"
Nie Chang stopped working and turned to look at him. "It's about a master and his disciple, isn't it? What did you call it?" He leaned over to take a look and grinned. "You even called it that and still complain about the cover? Don't worry about it! Your readers will love it!"
Su Yan pursed his lips. He really wanted to believe his boyfriend but … This cover obviously showed a man and a child that were smiling at each other as if they had eaten too much sugar. This absolutely wasn't the bratty Dou Fang Hai he had imagined. How was this a child that would run around and cause trouble? This was a little angel that would always listen to his master!
"Just trust me. You'll see what I mean when you upload it."
"Mn. Alright." Su Yan wasn't that happy but he wouldn't be able to make a better cover anyway so he might as well take Nie Chang's attempt.
Who knew? Maybe the readers would indeed like it.

Su Yan always wanted to be an author. Being moved by his determination (Well, in fact, she was just an avid reader of his fan-fictions and wanted him to write full time …) official Shen Lu grants the aspiring author a system: The Lovely Writing System!
Finding a strange app on his beloved notebook, Su Yan is sure he has fallen prey to a hacker. But why is this strange app issuing tasks related to his favorite hobby? Wait … What? He is supposed to write BL?! And what is this shitty task about experiencing story immersion?! No! He’d rather not become an author if that means he also has to become a shou!

Follow Su Yan on his path to becoming the world’s greatest BL author … and to reluctantly becoming a beloved shou thanks to a shitty Lovely Writing System!

Release schedule: The story is finished.

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Hello Reader/Viewer Webnovel.




First, about the title of this Auxiliary Chapters, I want to write Novel instead Book, but after repeatedly voicing out, the word 'Book' seem better as the title for this Chapters.




This Book/Novel is originally created by me, but of course not purely everything is original, since I'm using some of other Novel/Book Concept, but the story is pure from my imagination and idea. the Concept like Cultivator, Qi, Zombie, Transmigration, OP MC, Shameless MC and other similar thing to other Novel/Book just merely about the concept, and I will try as much as I can to create Original Story around with it.






How came I'm run into this kind of Story?
I'm usually reading other Novel like Wuxia and other similar genre at first time I got into Online Novel World, and it's spread to other genre. And that lead to where I'm thinking to write about Cultivator and Zombie combination that I'm sure the Concept it's already exist out there, but what if the MC is Overpowered but not Overpowered? Maybe there already one exist, maybe not, but I will make sure the story is really different than other. This is where the Idea lead me to try writing/creating this story.






Why you Create/Write a Novel at Webnovel?
firstly, of course because Money, who didn't like about money? but after observing Webnovel for a long time, I'm not confidence that my story can be good enough to earn a little bit money from it, but still I wanna try first. I'm really have many Idea about story that I want to write/create. So, this will be my first story here on Webnovel and in the future if chance is coming I will try write more with, of course different genre, different story and different concept. [to the truth is, this is the Second novel that I wrote, the first one already here on Inkstone but I got stuck since the novel need more research and knowledge, it's only exist on my physical book first]






What this Auxiliary Chapters?
I'm really confused too, how to use this chapter. But I decided to make auxiliary chapters as Introduction, not just about the Novel itself. so the 'Author Thought' on Chapter will only be used for more explanation about the chapter itself or other notice.






About Author?
Since this is the first novel I wrote, and I'm not Native English speaker so there will be some grammar that wrong, word that not supposed to be there and here and I hope you all can help me with it, to correct me if I made a mistake so that I can improve my writing and grammar. And to still read it with my lack of ability, I'm only can say Thank You!


A little bit information about the background world of this novel/story. the World still have the same size like Earth, but with different topography map. for basic thing everything is the same like we usually encounter in our real life. I'm just try to change a few thing so that it will be slightly different.
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I WANT ENTER WRITING CONTEST WITH THIS NOVEL. SO I WILL RE UPLOAD ALL THE CHAPTER AND MAKE SOME ADJUSTMENT/FIXING TO THE STORY.
THANK YOU, HOPE YOU CAN STILL FOLLOW THIS NOVEL LATER ON.
KINDLY ASKING YOU FOR SUPPORT.

There are a lot of network writers that started off writing simply because they loved to read network novels as well, but the original author wrote something they disliked, so they wrote another version of that novel according to the way they liked it, and it became a doujin instead.
Han Leng was not this type of network writers, he liked literature more than anybody. He hoped that he could be a poet, or even an essayist, but he realized that poem or prose were already dead in today's entertainment scene. Poetry had become something useless, unable to get a proper job with it. It only could be used to show off one's talent or teasing literary young women...
Han Leng discovered network literature, and he dived into the circle of commercialize network literature. He hoped he could earn some draft money to realize his dream to become a poet.
He planned to write something for him to earn infinite amount of money through web texts, so he continued to pursue his dream of becoming a poet or essayist. Every web text he wrote, was just to test his skill as a writer. His goal in life was probably to write something big enough for people to remember it forever.
Since he dived into the network of web writing, he would read other web novels as well. There were a minority of writers actually refer to another novel to produce more quality novels. Those who shut themselves in, they were destined to fail forever.
Most readers would know from "Fight Break Spheres" the iconic breaking off an engagement at the prologue, and the golden finger of grandpa's ring. But these scenes first appeared at "Sacred Grave" and "Coiling Dragon", a very good example of finding inspiration from another novel and make it more interesting yourself.
Han Leng's own web novel, "Dominating the World with Online Game", the novel title itself already giving a "Long Aotian[1]" vibe. He wrote all that himself, with an average subscription of 3,000, not bad for a high schooler. He was different than those authors who get 3,000 average subscriptions after failing for 7, 8 years...
He was able to write his novel because he loved to play online games too, the way he wrote made readers felt like as if they were sucked into the gaming world. His sentences were great, his female characters were lifelike, and all of them were dependant on the main protagonist, leaving lots of space for imagination, that was how he got all his subscriptions from.
Online games and Esports were in the same genre, Han Leng would spend his free time to read these popular novels in the same genre. He did not expect that he would get addicted to reading someone's Esports novel. This author was none other than Rosemary, the leading author in this genre.
Han Leng was reading the "The Strongest King" as well, he was one of the loyal fans of Rosemary, because he liked "LoL" very much. Rosemary's novel that described "LoL" was actually fascinating, except for a fact that he was bad at writing about female characters.
Han Leng thought that his ability to describe a female character, or a romantic scene could easily overtake Rosemary, not because he was full of self-confidence.
After he finished the latest update of "The Strongest King", he felt like that as if his eyes were being rubbed with poison, what the heck was this "Yu Shengfan"?
Is she the heroine of this novel?
He would abandon this book immediately if this turns out to be true!
Even Han Leng did not know how to describe a rich lady, but ever since he befriended Zhao Youyue, he had a rough idea about it.
There were a lot of women who liked to show off their wealth, whether it was from another man or sugar daddy. Once they were rich, they would not hesitate to let the whole world know about their wealth. While the real rich ladies were not that low standards, they did not have to show off their wealth purposely. Even though small minor details, it could show that they really simply did not bother about money. To describe a perfect image of a rich lady, it should start from details, not her appearance with all the branded items!
Han Leng could not take it anymore, he logged into his account as a reader, and complain at the comment section of "The Strongest King".
Usually network writers would not log into their own account to complain about another author, it would make them look like as if they were picking a fight, especially those who wrote in the same genre.
"I strongly recommend that Mr.Rosemary should not add in female character! Honestly, I was offended by this character 'Yu Shengfan'! I knew a rich lady in real life, and she's nothing like her. Which rich lady would go a dirty cyber cafe full of smokers with an extended version of a limo? I will definitely stop supporting this book if this continues, even though I never tip before, but I'm still a full-time subscriber with a lot of fan points!"
Han Leng emphasized his fan points because he was afraid that the author would ignore his suggestion, because he ignored all those pirated readers too. Pirated readers were not worthy of his attention, they should keep their suggestion to themselves.
After he posted his complaints on the comment section, he felt a little bit better. He hoped that Yu Shengfan did not appear anymore, he only wanted to see how the main protagonist would play his game, what were his newly gained abilities through the golden finger, and how he would go to the top.
At this point in the novel, Lin Feng was still a live-broadcast gamer, together with his best pal, Tang Yongkai, who was nicknamed "Hoodlum Tang", due to his frequent usage of "Hoodlum" in game. He looked kind and gentle, but in game, he would be very serious and able to execute Lin Feng's command perfectly.
Even though Lin Feng had retired, but he had not given up on creating his old team, he recognized Tang Yongkai as one of his teammates. He had the reputation and funds, the owner of this cyber cafe.
Why did Lin Feng fail to get the title as the "The Strongest King"? That was because his old team boss was not willing to invest more in their team, so they hired a so-called "genius" from the "Korea vessel state" into their team. This "genius" was usually seen flirting with girls, and would be useless at crucial moments.
Lin Feng's only chance to get the "Strongest" title was ruined by this "genius" from Korea. What made it interesting was, the title of the "Strongest" was taken by the player named "Demon King", obviously he was a fake in reality.
No matter in reality or novel, in ancient China or in "LoL", "Demon King" from Korea was in his peak form, suppressing Lin Feng in every other way.
Rosemary obviously wanted to write about Lin Feng to create his own team, to pursue his dream of being on the top, with the game changed into "Eternal War".
Han Leng realized that the comment section of "The Strongest King" was already full of heated and hatred comments…
Yu Shengfan, get out of "The Strongest King"!
We don't need a female gamer for Esports!
Translation Note:
[1]Long Aotian - usually used to refer an overpowered main protagonist.


An introverted girl has had enough of the isolation inadvertently formed by her solitary nature. Things changed when she discovers that she has the ability to transverse across the fabric of our universe into the dimensions of multiple storylines. Not only do these storylines leave her with invaluable lessons - they also impart a portion of their power - if she is deserving of it. The time has come for Zhao Youyue to change her fate. Never again, will she remain as a Side-Character!

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