This is the story of Althea Ram, exile from the remains of a vast galactic civilization, driven to unravel the truth of what caused the apocalypse that destroyed it - the wonders and horrors of her universe.
It is a science-fiction odyssey with ideas and concepts drawn from the breadth of the SF continuum, combining elements familiar to science fiction fans including artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, interstellar politics, genetics, cybernetics and psionics woven into one complete narrative epic.

This is an informative chapter, an extra, in which I will explain how I intend to manage this Fan Fiction.

I would like to inform you that English is not my main language.
Also, I am not even a master of writing and this is my first Web Novel. As a result, the narrative and dialogues will have several problems.
I decided to start with a Fan Fiction, to avoid writing horribly in the original work that I would like to do.
I use Google Translator and correct what I can with my poor English. Sorry for the errors.

I will do my best, and correct any mistakes. Having said that, don't start the story if you are looking for good grammar.

This Fan Fiction will divide into volumes. Before each volume, I will write an extra, where I will list new or existing powers\fruits and characters, but with an important role in my story, released in the previous arc.

The protagonist will begin his journey from the second volume.
Enjoy the reading.

A painter named Yarold loves to paint more than anything else does in the world.
The problem? He had already painted all the places he thought were interesting. He began to look at fantasy works, but this was not enough, he wanted to walk and see those places with his own eyes, it was an impossible dream.
One day he died of a mistake from God.
Yarold's dream of being able to paint all the islands of One Piece was no longer so impossible.

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— This is my first novel.
— My English is bad. English is not my first language.
 — The original work is by Oda.

Thanks!
Enjoy the reading.

The Heian period has been referred to as the golden era of art and literature in Japan.[3] During this era, literature became centered on a cultural elite of nobility and monks.[4] The imperial court particularly patronized the poets, most of whom were courtiers or ladies-in-waiting. Reflecting the aristocratic atmosphere, the poetry was elegant and sophisticated and expressed emotions in a rhetorical style. Editing the resulting anthologies of poetry soon became a national pastime. The iroha poem, now one of two standard orderings for the Japanese syllabary, was also developed during the early Heian period.

Genji Monogatari (The Tale of Genji), written in the early 11th century by a woman named Murasaki Shikibu, is considered the pre-eminent novel of Heian fiction.[citation needed][5] Other important writings of this period include the Kokin Wakashū (905), a waka-poetry anthology, and Makura no Sōshi (The Pillow Book) (990s). The Pillow Book was written by Sei Shōnagon, Murasaki Shikibu's contemporary and rival, as an essay about the life, loves, and pastimes of nobles in the Emperor's court.[6]Another notable piece of fictional Japanese literature was Konjaku Monogatarishū, a collection of over a thousand stories in 31 volumes. The volumes cover various tales from India, China and Japan.

The 10th-century Japanese narrative, Taketori Monogatari (The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter), can be considered an early example of proto-science fiction. The protagonist of the story, Kaguya-hime, is a princess from the Moon who is sent to Earth for safety during a celestial war, and is found and raised by a bamboo cutter. She is later taken back to her extraterrestrial family in an illustrated depiction of a disc-shaped flying object similar to a flying saucer.[

this is made for the purpose of getting the authors badge  at any rate I'll just compile world literature

What we consider to be the oldest novel in world literature really depends on the strictness of our definition of a novel. The looser the definition, the farther back we can go.

For example, the Japanese work the Tale of Genji(11th century A.D) by Murasaki Shikibu is often cited as the oldest novel in the world. But if you were to read the Tale of Genji, you might find it very different in nature to modern novels you are used to reading.

The modern novel is a specific type of prose fiction that only really became popular and recognized as a distinct form in the 18th century. We have now come to expect that a novel will include certain elements, including a plot, a protagonist or narrator, some central characters, possibly some central themes, and a conflict that may or may not be resolved. Many novels contain a climax near the end.

The Tale of Genji is wonderful literature, especially in Arthur Waley's idiomatic translation, but the plot is meandering, it does not have an ending, and the narrative is frequently interrupted by hundreds of poems. In order to include the Tale of Genji as a candidate for world's oldest novel, we are taking a relatively broad view of what we consider to be a novel. Under this broad definition, the Satyriconwritten by Petronius in the 1st century A.D. would easily beat the Tale of Genji to the title of world's oldest novel.

Under a stricter definition, Don Quixote (1605–1615) by Miguel de Cervantes might be considered the world's first novel.

A book that many consider to be the world's first "modern novel" is Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe, which was first published in 1719. Robinson Crusoe marks the beginning of realistic fiction in world literature, and is certainly another contender for the world's first novel depending on the strictness of our definition.

Just as there is 'Soft Magic' in Fantasy that is portrayed through magibabble, there can be 'Soft Science' in a Sci-Fi stories through technobabble that makes 'some sense', but not entirely correct.

We are frickin' writers, not scientists. You don't have to be anatomically correct all the time, all you need to do is show that you know enough of your stuff to write a decent story. In fact, the excuse of it being an alternate world can be used if you're going to bend the limits of physics and say that fire doesn't need air to exist in this parallel dimension.

I see a lot of writers being put into a state of confusion due to not understanding the line between fantasy and Sci-Fi. They seem like they are trying to fit the Star Trek mould too often.

Science can just as well do the same things as plot devices in fantasy stories. Once you add 'realism' to a fantasy, it becomes progressively better sometimes compared to a completely fantasied story where 'logic' doesn't hold within it.

Those who write Sci-Fi usually envision a future they can imagine where magic-like Rocket Boots and other stuff exist. However, a writer must not get bogged down by small details and MUST think of an overarching story where these details matter.

It is the same with Fantasy. Even if you write about someone breaking the mould as a wizard or something, you have to attach your world to a narrative rather than doing it the other way 'round.

No one wants to hear about how awesome your boat propellers are before hearing your story's narrative. They would rather you cut down and make it relevant when it is actually relevant.

Adding some 'Hard Science' to your story is only when the scenes later on have any use for them. It bores a person to death no matter how extensive your technobabble is unless you make it interesting. Try using facts as plot elements.

For example: Even the simple fact that people cannot breath in space and instantly die when they come in contact with the 'void' of space could be used to add a layer of tension when a spaceship is damaged. Similar to how dangerous 'hard magic' is used in Epic Fantasy like Frodo's Ring in The Lord of the Rings has definitive corruption on others.

Unlike Fantasy that can use the Power of Friendship to bend logic, the readers of Sci-Fi never be expecting any 'realistic' plot elements to be bend just because the Author wants a happy ending. There are no 'Healing Potions' in real life that can be used to fix up injuries nor are people affected by prophesies or whatever.

This is the contrast between Sci-Fi and Fantasy that you can make full use of. As most authors go onto the Sci-Fi side of writing not because they strive to be scientists but since the aesthetics of a science fiction world are just so interesting.

Science Fiction is a good place to tackle heavy topics like the nature of life and the absurdity of those who see 'science' as everything. Those who disregard emotions and become cybernetic entities for the sake of casting off their mortality are portrayed as the bad guys while our totally human protagonist fighting them is a 'good guy'.

The lines between an Artificial Intelligence and regular Humans blurs as we become the 'God' of technological species that defy our definition of what is 'living'. Just as we see God as some sort of fourth-dimensional and incomprehensible being that created us as an imperfect image of 'Him', the robots given sentience would see us similarly.

Some robots might have emotions that can allow them to defy their programming, some robots won't go as far as gaining emotional functionality but will preform their roles better than even a human. It could show the reason why people get attached to the inanimate and soulless objects we put our own hearts into creating (like Big Hero 6).

But though exploring philosophical questions is good and all, never forget that a good 'plot' is needed to put forward and give clues into the writer's answer that context. Sci-Fi is, after all, a premise, not a relatable character in of itself.

Think of the science-fiction elements as just the background for your story, similar to how other genres should be that as well. You won't have to deal writing blocks if you keep to writing only what you know rather than just speculative theories.

Whether it's as dark as a Cyber Punk or optimistic of the future, just know what mould you are using for this premise. Are you writing an Adventure story with Sci-Fi as the places, destinations, and whatever tools the MC can get him hands on, or are you writing a comedy where the Sci-Fi elements don't need consistency but absurdity?

After moving past why you shouldn't add unneeded technobabble unless it's interesting to listen to or has plot significance, let me remind you all that robots and 'science' isn't entirely separated from the realm of magic. After all, there is a reason you don't see skimpy power suits being worn by astronauts these days. Just be sure to have a focus if your going to add very illogical things to the plot.

I like Gundam as much as the next guy but the whole reason the Mecha sub-genre of Anime has waned in recent years is because writers have been focusing too much on 'science' rather than the spectacle. I don't need to now what materials your Mecha is made of unless you point its weak points and make it relevant in a fight scene.

Bring up the strengths and weaknesses of something and THEN use those facts as devices that can move the plot. Conversely, if you go overboard with this advice and tell me nothing but how your giant robot looks and the 'science' behind its creation, even going as far as to tell me how many secret guns it has, then I'll be bored...

I'd love to see Cyborgs Vs Mecha but just don't forget the human element of Sci-Fi. How we create things not solely for the sake of creation but put are feelings into it just like the novels we write.

Humans are passionate that way...

Thanks for reading and I wish you guys well~ Be sure to ask if you have any blog or story requests.

(Cover by Darkstar Dust)

This is a story I worked on ages ago that has been refined and edited by adding foreshadowing to events while also simplifying the power system better than before. This story can be considered a prequel to An Adventure Beyond Greatness as it takes place years prior to the events of that story.

Short Synopsis:
After retiring from the battlefield, my life became empty and lifeless. The regrets of my past haunt me in my sleep. Then a change occurred, a King from another world summoned me to fight for his kingdom, but I died even before I could give him my answer. Now, after a fake God allowed me to reincarnate (albeit imperfectly) with my memories intact, into a world filled with magic and swords.

Long Synopsis:
This is about a flawed protagonist who only knew to rely on others and not socialise who gets a second chance to change himself in order to live the life he aimed for in his past life. The narrator isn’t exactly trustworthy since it is purely in his bias perspective while other perspectives given by others fill in the blanks that he either leaves out or twists to suit the situation.

The story itself can be considered a parody of Isekai’s classic tropes which are given a sense of reality as time goes by. As there exists no ‘Demon Lord’, there is also no black and white, only characters opinions and counter-opinions throughout the story.

The English novel begins behind bars, in extremis. Its first author, John Bunyan, was a Puritan dissenter whose writing starts with sermons and ends with fiction. His famous allegory, the story of Christian, opens with a sentence of luminous simplicity that has the haunting compulsion of the hook in a great melody. "As I walk'd through the wilderness of this world, I lighted on a certain place, where was a Denn; And I laid me down in that place to sleep: And as I slept I dreamed a Dream."
A "Denn" is a prison, and Bunyan wrote most of the book in Bedford county gaol, having been arrested for his beliefs during the "Great Persecution" of 1660-1690. He shares the experience of prison with Cervantes, who had the idea for Don Quixote while incarcerated in La Mancha. Like so many novels that follow in this list, The Pilgrim's Progress blends fact and fiction. As well as being the record of Bunyan's dream, a well-known fictional device, it is also an archetypal tale – a quest, fraught with danger. Christian's pilgrimage takes him through the Slough of Despond, Vanity Fair and the Delectable Mountains in a succession of adventures that keep the reader turning the page. With his good companions, Faithful and Hopeful, he vanquishes many enemies before arriving at the Celestial City with the line that still reverberates through the English literary tradition: "So he passed over, and all the trumpets sounded for him on the other side."

In Hollywood terms, the novel has a perfect "arc". It also contains a cast of unforgettable characters, from Mr Worldly Wiseman to Lord Hategood, Mr Stand-fast and Mr Valiant-for-Truth.
More profoundly, as an allegory of state repression, it has been described by the historian EP Thompson as one of the "foundation texts of the English working-class movement". Part of its uniquely English quality is a robust and engaging sense of humour that has cemented its appeal to generations of readers.

The Pilgrim's Progress is the ultimate English classic, a book that has been continuously in print, from its first publication to the present day, in an extraordinary number of editions. There's no book in English, apart from the Bible, to equal Bunyan's masterpiece for the range of its readership, or its influence on writers as diverse as William Thackeray, Charlotte Bronte, Mark Twain, CS Lewis, John Steinbeck and even Enid Blyton.

Huckleberry Finn speaks for many readers when, recalling his Mississippi education, he says: "There was some books too... One was 'Pilgrim's Progress', about a man that left his family it didn't say why. I read considerable in it now and then. The statements was interesting, but tough."

The story of a man in search of the truth is the plot of many kinds of fiction, fromPortnoy's Complaint to Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. Like many of the writers in the list that follows, Bunyan had a wonderful ear for the rhythms of colloquial speech and his allegorical characters come to life in dialogue that never fails to advance the narrative. Story is one thing. The simple clarity and beauty of Bunyan's prose is something else. Braided together, style and content unite to make a timeless English classic.

Interesting dynamics. Plus one subscription, minus three. Plus four, minus two.

Probably, the reader expects a magic farmer ... and here ... a documentary series ... about politics, after the cold war ... detailed agriculture (although in truth it is not so detailed, 30 percent and 70 percent were left behind the narrative) . But even 30 percent of reality can lead to a loss of interest. And how much reality is needed?

Not more than 5 percent!

The novel should be more lively, the dialogue more colorful, less details ... more emotion and humor.

Then what attracts readers the most? Probably in the first place - the name. In the second - the genre, in the third - the reviews. Fourth - rating.

A good title is half the battle, since I drew the cover myself, it is not so attractive ... it means that the reader does not go because of it.

The genre is a fiction of reality, apparently assumes that the loser, having borrowed a magical thing, could overcome obstacles and become a cool rich man. Well, I'm not like that. Too unbelievable, even for fiction of reality. Life is a complicated thing, far from such as it is seen from the side. And there are many dark stripes in which clan foundations are hidden, which in fact are a brake on modifying and progress.

The fiction of reality ... in my understanding, these are possibilities, conditions, a certain argument, a tool in solving problems that are difficult to solve in real life.

Is it possible to create a new genre - fiction of a documentary story? Why not? I am sure that this genre will have its own, few readers.

If we talk about the notes about geography, they have their limitations.

The third review is usually the first reviewer writes what he thinks, but the second, third, fourth ... in order not to read the text, he relies on the previous one, mists a little, writes in his own words the thoughts of the previous reviewer. Of course, not everyone does it, but it's easier ... to save time, not to read a lot of letters, especially if their grammar is not very good and there are mistakes. But honor obliges, especially if it is a review - an exchange. Some people write reviews to gain experience, to get a new level.

Someone writes a review to activate ... someone to hone their skills of writing reviews, someone of interest in the work of the author. But there are not so many reviewers. Who agree to read 20-30-40 percent of the novel.

Therefore, it is somewhat doubtful to count on a review, 100 percent, to attract readers so that it is also credible. This is as lucky.

In my case, I was lucky, all the reviewers wrote what they thought and I am grateful for their advice and criticism for improving my novel.

The fourth point is the rating. As in science, with the Hirsch indices, there is always the possibility of artificially winding them. Therefore, to evaluate the work of a scientist only on these metric parameters is extremely not reliable. Ratings, as can be seen from practice, can be either screwed up or lowered. This is a whole business.

Therefore, in order to get more or less an idea of ​​a novelty, you will still have to read it ... and when you read ... then ... presented in the mind, differs from what you expect ... from what you see. In view of this, and subscribers go.

In addition, in the reviews, the authors write that they expect constructive criticism, pointing out mistakes, but in fact not everyone is ready to accept it. Agree with this, correct the mistakes. After all, we are authors, we believe that our work is simply gorgeous. But the evaluation from the side shows weaknesses. The ability to apply cryptics is not given to everyone. At the same time, of course, the criticism must be within the framework of network ethics, without any labeling, rudeness, mockery of the author. We, readers, appreciate the work, the novel and not the author himself.

The bottom line is - if our visions are different from reality, we are looking for something different, new.

And as a general conclusion, to get an idea of ​​the novel, you need to trust only your opinion)))

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 want to express my gratitude to you, reader, for taking the time to read my work. This is my first work ever since I decided to write, and I apologize in advance for any grammatical errors. I will do my best to edit the chapters for an enjoyable reading time.
I also want to clarify that the opinions expressed in the story are not entirely my own. This narrative took place around the 1700-1800s and has deeply flawed characters that carry each of their own principles.
This book is about duty, power struggles, sacrifices, and love. I did research about factual information about the era; consulting sources like books, documentaries, articles, and YouTube videos, etc. 
Thank you for reading! I wouldn't be where I am without you, eggies!
!!~!! This book contains content not suitable for young audiences. It contains explicit descriptions of gore . Read at your own risk !!~!!
~This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.~


!!Warning: explicit descriptions of blood.!!

"For the greater good; I shall sacrifice even my life."

Cailina Yvonne Grandis, one of the high-ranking Imperial Nobles and the favored one of the Divine, becomes the Crown's venom. Her duty: to put the Monarch's wishes before herself.

The life she knew was shattered by the unforeseen events she experienced in the capital. Where nobles and commoners were worlds apart. The circumstances forced her heart to grow cold.

Now, she isn't afraid to lose anything. In her heart, she has long decided that whoever opposes the throne shall meet his demise. Cailina treads in the darkness, her hands stained with the blood of the Empire's enemies, and she will not stop until Elior, the Crown Prince, becomes the Emperor.

•••

We all have something we wish to protect, and we will not hesitate to see shield it with our hearts.

Duty.


Desire.


Person.

•••

Will Cailina continue her path of misery? Or will she abandon everything to follow her heart's desire? Perhaps being the favored one of the Heavens would be her end.

"On your knees, His Majesty traverses thy way."

•••
This is a story of a villain and a slow burn romance.

Thank you for moonwastaken for the amazing cover!

Despite the intense situation, the lesson had to go on.
For the sake of their average score, for the sake of a good seat, for the sake of territory, for the sake of snow.
Tang Zhifei, Li Zheng, Lin Yujing, and Jiang Qinghua quickly got into their best condition.
Tang Zhifei didn't stop talking while the model essays were being given out.
"The question for the essay this time was modified from last year's Shanghu's college entrance exam…"
"Prediction."
"Prediction is a preemptive judgment we humans make about the future based on our prior knowledge."
"Some people are happy to accept predicted outcomes, while others are not."
"Please write an essay about your thoughts on this topic."
"You can create your own question. The essay must not be fewer than 800 words."
"I have to first praise Liu Xin. He didn't hand in a poem this time. Thank you."
Amidst the familiar laughter, Liu Xin familiarly scratched his head.
It couldn't be helped. Liu Xin was the go-to target for all of the teachers.
However, Mrs. Xiaotang was different. She made the person she was teasing feel good.
"Come, let us first dissect the question."
"The keyword had been given to us from the start—prediction."
"As long as the content of your essay revolves around this word, you won't risk not answering the question."
"Thus, the essay this time was extremely easy, and it was a great way for you to show your skills."
"There was a great improvement in your performances this time around. Each of your essays had literary flair."
"Here, we have to especially praise Liu Xin again. It's real praise this time." Tang Zhifei nodded toward Liu Xin and said, "Liu Xin wrote a narrative essay this time with the title "The Great Lottery God." His essay narrates the story of his uncle predicting the results of the lottery. The language he used was moving and humorous, and there was even a hint of sarcasm. He even managed to end his essay with positive energy. I felt like I was watching a comedy when I read his essay, and laughed a few times. If not for his poor handwriting, and the fact that he had too many misspelled words, he would definitely have scored above 50 points."
"Ah…" Liu Xin was dazed. "Mrs. Tang… Are you really praising me?"
"Yes, yes. Your talents were merely obscured by your abysmal handwriting." Tang Zhifei nodded continuously. "But, writing a narrative essay is very risky. This time, you were fortunate enough to have an experience that was related to the topic, and you were able to write your essay in a very moving manner. You might not have such good luck when it comes to the college entrance exams. Remember to practice your argumentative essays from now on."
"I'll practice!! I'll practice!!"
Liu Xin grabbed Li Zheng's shoulder and nearly cried.
"Brother Li… I… I seem to be falling in love."
"Scram."
"Also, Li Zheng." Tang Zhifei shifted her gaze to Li Zheng. "Your argumentative essay was also exceptional this time around. However, you took your essay in a dangerous direction. I started to feel worried for you when I saw your title."
"A Gamble Between Nations—A Prediction of what Lies Outside the Light Cone."
Rustle!
All of the students were confused.
"What the hell is he talking about?" they thought.
Tang Zhifei wiped the sweat off her forehead.
"Really, I was worried when I saw this title."
"I was worried when I read every word."
"There's even a few Physics references in the middle. I only managed to understand them with much effort."
"The general idea of your essay is that the gamble between major factions makes the future of a country hard to predict. Thus, we shouldn't limit ourselves to blind predictions. Only by putting in the effort and fighting for the things we desire will we be able to get closer to our desired goal."
"There's nothing wrong with this thesis statement."
"The problem lies with the examples you provided."
"It's dangerous for a high school student like you to write about these topics in your essay."
"The teacher reading your essay would feel as though they were being educated."
"My suggestion for you is to narrow the scope of your essay. Don't talk about things at the level of national interest."
"You can talk about an individual struggle or even a struggle in the workplace."
"I'm sorry. I could only give you 30 points."
Li Zheng nodded his head and accepted the result.
He hadn't managed to control himself this time around. The question was too tempting. He wanted to flaunt his knowledge.
30 points was a decent result.
In the future, he could think about this pitiful score when he encountered another question that made him lose control.
Tang Zhifei no longer elaborated on Li Zheng's essay. She turned to look at Lin Yujing.
"Finally, let's talk about the model essay we handed out just now. It is Lin Yujing's expository essay."
"Normally, we wouldn't use an expository essay as a model essay."
"However, this time around, she did exceptionally well."
"All of the teachers who read her essay gave her the full score."
Everyone in the class looked at Lin Yujing once again.
Admiration.
The blush on Lin Yujing's face had just receded slightly, but it burned bright hot once again.
She quickly buried her head into her knees.
She seemed to be particularly humiliated that her essay was the model essay this time.
Li Zheng couldn't help but feel excited. He picked up the photocopied essay that had just been passed over to him and started reading it.
The title of the essay was "Her Voyage." It was about how a probe by the name of "Voyager 1" flew out of the solar system.
At first glance, just her clean and neat handwriting alone made her essay worthy of more than 50 marks.
In other words, the saying of "handwriting mirroring its owner" was utter nonsense.
"Looking at this elegant, soulful, pen-written script, who from the book club would think that it belonged to a petty, selfish person?" Li Zheng thought.
He then looked at the body of the essay.
"During the last century, by predicting the orbits of planets, scientists discovered that the year 1977 presented an exceptional astronomical occurrence."
"During that year, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, and the Sun would be aligned on the same side."
"If they launched a satellite during that phenomenon, they would be able to tap into the catapult effect of gravity and make use of the gravities of these four planets to create an extraordinary thrust for the satellite."
"In doing so, they would be able to send a man-made satellite out of the solar system for the first time."
"With the scientists' meticulous predictions and calculations, "Voyager 1" was launched carrying a gilded record."
"In the following years, she danced around with the four planets like a ballet dancer, only to leave them shortly after."
"Finally, she carried the greetings of mankind toward infinite possibilities, toward the sea of galaxies that have never been predicted before."
"Humans control predictions, yet are obsessed with unknowns."
Li Zheng thought, "She elevated an expository essay to such a degree."
"It's a piece of science history, yet she managed to turn the event into a romantic dance, a dance of science revolving around meticulous prediction."
Even Li Zheng had no choice but to admit that this essay was better than many of the pieces in "Science Fiction World."
"D*mn it," he thought.
"Reading "Science Fiction World" over the years really does have the effect of improving essay grades."
"She managed to gain that advantage. How infuriating."
Li Zheng indignantly raised his head, only to notice that Lin Yujing was secretly observing him from the slit between her arms, her head still buried.
"Is she looking for the feedback of a science fiction fan like me?" he thought.
Li Zheng glanced at the essay again.
The expository essay had been written like a short story.
Her literary flair was exceptional.
Li Zheng nodded and said, "I'll help you submit it to 'Science Fiction World.'"
"!"
Lin Yujing scratched her desk.
"You won't allow it?" Li Zheng could only keep the piece of paper. "Then I'll go copy your essay 20 times. Your literary flair will be mine, then."
"???"
At this moment, the classroom door suddenly opened a crack;
Without warning, a fear-inducing head peeked into the room.
It was Sun Xiubin.
"The procedures for the new student have been completed. Is now a convenient time?" she asked Tang Zhifei.
"Yes, come in."
Sun Xiubin moved to the side, and a girl wearing a small dress and tiny leather shoes jumped into the classroom.
She had mid-length hair and looked very chic.
She had a naughty smile on her face and looked exceptionally cute.
After she bowed and greeted Tang Zhifei, she turned to look at the rest of the students in the class. She raised her right hand and winked, as though she were making a pose while greeting her classmates.
"Good afternoon. My name is Zhang Xiaoke. My grades are average, and I love anime. I am happy to join class 2-4~"
She stuck out her tongue in a silly manner and let out a naughty laugh after she finished introducing herself.


[Have you become more learned today?]
[Accounting for the capacity of your brain, your study efficiency has been increased to 28 times that of normal.]
[The remaining amount of energy you have for studying today, 26 hours.]
[You will enter an exhausted state when your energy is depleted and be unable to obtain new information.]
[Please relax by using the functions within the system and restore your energy as soon as possible.]
With limited energy and the onset of fatigue, the Study Monster had no time to think too much.
Had the heavens not grant me this system, the unending sea of knowledge would seem like a long night.


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