Make way for the Great Hero brimming with personality and dreams!




( I ALSO RECOMMENDED THIS NOVEL)
(BJ ARCHMAGE)

Make way for the Great Hero brimming with personality and dreams!




( I ALSO RECOMMENDED THIS NOVEL)
(BJ ARCHMAGE)

(let's compete with SSS-Class Suicide Hunter)

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

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

Wu Lan read the chat history between Brother Dog and the other party, and nearly laughed to death.
Especially when she thought of such a handsome face being so serious and saying such a thing, she couldn't help but held her face and fantasize. "How handsome ah!"
Brother Dog, "..."
He wanted to hit someone.
He resisted the urge to crawl through the network and beat the other party up, and continued to send messages.
Dogtail Grass: Your updating speed is also too fast. Currently, our website's suggestion is to update about 4000 to 6000 words a day. It's unwise for you to directly update 20,000 words, and you will need to slow down in the future.
Emperor: I'm short of money at the moment and need to get the book on the shelf quickly.
When a book is on the shelf, it means entering the VIP system. Readers will need to pay to read the chapters behind, they will be charged.
It's an affirmation of the results of an author's labor and it's the equivalent of a job.
Of course the author had to receive remuneration.
It was such a bitter sentence, yet Brother Dog heard like it was a matter of course.
Having a lack of money is so cool, huh?
Wu Lan got emotional, "Brother Dog, ask him for his account number! I want to provide financial aid!"
Brother Dog, "..."
Dogtail Grass: The standard for getting a novel on the shelf is 200,000 words, and we will start recommending the book to readers after 100,000 words. So if you really need the novel to be on the shelf as soon as possible, I can arrange for your novel to be recommended as soon as possible. That way, you can update quickly.
Emperor: I'll directly update it to 100,000 now, and then you can arrange for it to be recommended, okay?
Dogtail Grass: How many words do you have in your drafts right now...
Emperor: 100,000.
Dogtail Grass: Then it's not urgent. You have too little in your drafts right now, we can go at it slowly. After all, the updates need to be faster after getting the novel on the shelf. Without any drafts saved, it won't be easy to sustain.
Emperor: I can produce 300,000 words a day, it's fine.
Brother Dog was instantly thrown into a pit of blood.
When he saw Jun Ci's reply, he turned to Wu Lan and scolded, "He not only acts cool, he brags as well!"
300,000 words a day. Hmph, this speed was enough to even go to the heavens!
Emperor: I can send the current drafts to you right now. If you don't believe me, I can send all drafts of this novel over to you within a week, it will be about 2,000,000 words.
Dogtail Grass: ...if you really can, I'll recommend it right now!
Emperor: /OK!
The moment Jun Ci read that, she immediately got Gu Lu to upload the remaining 100,000 words in her drafts.
When Brother Dog saw the sudden update of 100,000 words on the backend, he was stunned.
"Ay, that's not right either, is the upload speed of our website so fast?"
Jun Ci had about 3,000 words in each chapter and would have needed some time to upload them one by one. How did they appear all at once?
But actually, Brother Dog was also chasing Jun Ci's novel.
He had been in the sci-fi category for a long time and had finally found one that suited his tastes.
This was also why he was willing to tolerate Jun Ci and arranged for her novel to be recommended as soon as possible.
If it were someone else, Brother Dog would have chased him away!
When he saw the updated content, he didn't care about anything else and immediately went to relish in them.
Reading promising novels from the authors under him was also one of the tasks of an editor.
Jun Ci had uploaded all of her content even though the Luo Do literary site was really too new and Brother Dog was her only reader.
But this didn't affect Jun Ci's passion to write.
She smiled. While the teacher was engrossed in teaching, she was already frantically writing in her head.


(A refreshing novel about rebirth and disguise, with the male lead Jiang Yi and female lead Jun Ci)
The popular and magnificent ‘crown prince’ was reborn into a disfigured little pathetic girl whom everyone loathes.
The Crown Prince expressed that this all didn’t matter!
The body’s original appearance was actually a face that everyone, men and women, old and young, would go crazy for.
“He” was the perfect lover in the hearts of countless men and women.
Anyone would dream of marrying her!
But one day, the prince charming became a goddess?
Male fans: How explosive!
Jiang Yi: I’m not going to accept this, I am her husband!
Jun Ci smirked. So what exactly are you not accepting?



Uncle Li couldn't understand what Fina and Snowy Lionet were saying. He just thought that Fina's movements were interesting, so he told everyone that he knew cats could knead. When Fina stopped pressing on the dough, Uncle Li wished that he'd recorded it on his cell phone.

Zhang Zian walked to the sink and saw several deep paw prints on the dough. He decided that this was a good opportunity to flatter Uncle Li, and he immediately beckoned for Uncle Li to come over. 

"Uncle Li, look at this." Zhang Zian pointed to the paw prints on the dough. "Your store has a new name now. Do you want a new logo too? How about using a paw print as your logo? When the dough hardens, get a mold and print the paw print next to 'Li's Supreme Snack Bar for Cat Fanciers.'"

Uncle Li was surprised. He thought that a sign would be enough for his small business, and a logo seemed unnecessary. However, since he felt like it was impolite to refuse Zhang Zian's idea, Uncle Li nodded to agree with him. 

Zhang Zian didn't think the logo was unnecessary. Apart from adding a paw print to the sign, he also suggested that Uncle Li and Aunt Li print the paw print on their aprons or wearing a badge in the shape of one. If they took care of those things, Fina would train the cats from time to time, which would be significantly helpful for Uncle Li and Aunt Li.

Fina was obviously very satisfied by Zhang Zian's suggestions. Since this place was its Imperial Kitchen, it was good for Fina to leave its mark there.

Fina jumped off the table and majestically observed the kitchen, as if it was inspecting its own territory. Snowy Lionet also followed closely behind.

Zhang Zian lowered his voice and pointed to the dough. He said to Uncle Li, "Don't use paw prints from other cats. You must use the paw print from this dough for your logo."

If Fina found out that the paw print on the logo wasn't the one it created, it would be furious. 

Uncle Li nodded.

Zhang Zian said goodbye to Uncle Li, and took Fina and Snowy Lionet out of the kitchen.

The young girls in the dining area were still happily teasing the cats and taking selfies. They hadn't eaten much of the food they ordered. The girls had spent a long time in the restaurant, and Zhang Zian predicted that if their business was to keep improving, the future customers might need to wait in line to be seated.

"I wish I could hold those two cats," sighed the young girl admiringly, pointing at the arrogant Fina and Snowy Lionet as they walked past her. 

"Yeah! They're so adorable!" The other girls echoed in agreeance.

"What kind of training have these two cats been through? How can they walk so obediently behind him?" Some of the girls wondered out loud.

Zhang Zian ignored them and left. He brought Fina and Snowy Lionet back to the pet shop along with everybodies lunch. 

Staring at the computer screen too intently, Richard didn't notice Zhang Zain's arrival until he had already entered the door. It screamed and flapped its wings to fly away from the desk. Lu Yiyun switched the page on the computer, as if she was deliberately hiding something. She said, "The cards are already printed. The manufacturer said that the cards will be shipped today."

"Okay. When the cards arrive, tell Wang Qian and Li Kun to put them up," said Zhang Zian.

"Meow! I'm exhausted! I want to eat! I want to sleep!" Snowy Lionet jumped onto the cat tree and desperately laid down. 

Fina leapt to the top rack of the cat tree and laid down to relax in the sun. 

Zhang Zian passed out the food to the elves and pets. He took his own lunch and went up to the second floor to check on Pi. 

Pi was still sitting in front of the computer, typing. Whenever it encountered any problems, it would read the untitled book for reference. 

"Pi, how many words have you written?" he asked with concern.

"Eeek…"

Pi lowered its head and covered its face in embarrassment. It had been too excited to concentrate. Its writing speed was much slower than usual and it had only written a few hundred words.

"It's okay. Stand up and get some exercise." Zhang Zian understood its situations and comforted it.

Pi nodded.

"By the way, when will your novel be recommended by the Qidian website?" he asked.

Pi held up two fingers.

"2 o'clock?" Zhang Zian looked at the time. There was still about an hour until then.

Pi jumped off the chair and walked around the living room to stretch.

Zhang Zian sat down and opened the author platform on the Qidian website. He saw that nearly 1,000 readers had added Pi's novel into their libraries, and some readers were constantly leaving encouraging messages for Pi and voting to recommend its novel. He noticed that there was a new message in good faith.

[Dumplings]: This novel is well-written, though there are some typos at the beginning of the book that are distracting for the readers. It would be nice if the author fixed these errors.

Is that so?

Since Zhang Zian had actually experienced the scenes Pi wrote, he originally read through the novel quickly and didn't pay too much attention to the typos. Now that he was reminded by the reader, Zhang Zian thought that he should take this suggestion seriously. 

He switched to the Word document that Pi had been using to write its novel and started to reread it word by word from the beginning. 

Soon, he found that there were indeed a lot of typos, especially at the start of the book. Maybe Pi wasn't quite used to typing in Chinese back then. 

In addition to typos, Pi also typed a number every few hundred words.

"3...1...4...1...5...9...2...6..."

If the numbers were put together, they would form pi. Readers bothered by these unexplainable numbers might think that they possessed some profound implication. Zhang Zian hadn't figured out the meanings of these numbers. The only person who might understand them was Meng Li, who'd returned back to his hometown for the Lunar New Year. Since Zhang Zian wasn't particularly familiar with Meng Li and didn't have his phone number, he thought it would be awkward if he contacted him. 

Maybe some readers gave up on reading Pi's novel because of the typos and the random numbers.

Pi walked around the room a few times and then went back to the computer to continue writing.

"Wait a minute, Pi. You didn't sleep well last night, did you? Go take a nap while I use the computer," he said.

Pi looked up and thought for a moment. It remembered that the computer had always been Zhang Zian's, and Pi had only been borrowing it. 

Pi grew upset and felt guilty for hogging Zhang Zian's computer for so long. 

"Eeek." Pi tiredly nodded and jumped into the basket hammock chair.

"Sleep for a while," Zhang Zian urged. "Don't worry, you still have half a day to write."

Lying in the chair, Pi closed its eyes. To block out the strong rays of noon sunlight, it pulled up the blanket to cover its head. 

Though Pi was very sleepy, it couldn't fall asleep because of all its excitement. It was thinking about every comment, both encouragement and critique, left from its novel's readers. 

After lying there for a while, it opened its eyes and quietly moved the blanket away from its face to see if Zhang Zian had finished using the computer. If he had, Pi wanted to continue writing its novel. In the past, Pi didn't have a fixed schedule to upload the completed chapters. It just uploaded whenever it had finished writing its chapters. Since some readers had asked about the specific time that the new chapters would be released everyday, Pi tried to upload its work more routinely. 

Before, Pi felt hopeless when its novel had no readers. Now that its novel had attracted a large group of readers, Pi was even more anxious because it was afraid that it would fail these readers' expectations.

Since Zhang Zian was still using the computer, Pi grew a bit worried. 

The hammock chair was very close to the desk. Pi could see that Zhang Zian was closely reading the chapters that it had already uploaded to the Qidian website. 

Pi blinked in confusion, wondering what he was doing.

Too busy carefully examining every word and sentence, Zhang Zian didn't notice Pi's gaze from beneath the blanket. He was silently reading Pi's novel to correct the typos, modifying some awkward sentences, and making some too-formal dialogues sound more colloquial.

Fixing the typos was tedious work. Pi had written about 110,000 words. Zhang Zian needed to fix these 110,000 words before Pi's novel was recommended by the website, so that the novel would leave a better first impression on its new readers. This task might not have been the most important thing to focus on. After all, most people read web novels quickly and wouldn't notice the changes. However, currently, it was the only thing that Zhang Zian could do for Pi. 

Pi finally realized what he was doing. As if the anxiety in its heart had been blown away by a gentle breeze, Pi suddenly felt calm. 

When almost no one read its novel, Pi uploaded the chapters right away after it finished writing them without reviewing them for mistakes. Previously, some readers had mentioned the typos in its novel, but Pi ignored any comments that affected its good mood. 

Now, Zhang Zian was helping it correct its mistakes.

Zhang Zian started to become more anxious. He wished he would have thought of fixing the typos in Pi's novel earlier. Soon, it would be two o'clock in the afternoon and Pi's novel would be officially recommended by the Qidian website. Zhang Zian tried his best to focus on every sentence as he read the computer screen. 

As the sun moved silently across the sky, the shadow that the desk cast on the floor slowly became longer.

"Hoo!"

Zhang Zian felt relieved. He rubbed his face as he leaned against the back of his chair in exhaustion. He glanced at the time. He'd finally finished going over the typos and rewriting the awkward sentences in all of the chapters around 2:10 p.m.

He went back to the website's homepage, entered the section for Modern Novels, and found the title Pet King in the Popular Category, along with a concise introduction. "Catch a few magical pets as partners."

If Zhang Zian was right, Pi was only competing with other new authors rather than the other already popular writers for the attention of new readers. Pi should be ready to pass the first round of tests.

Pi gently moved beneath the blanket.

"Pi, did you fall asleep? Get up quickly! Your novel is being recommended by the website." Zhang Zian yawned, but was still excited.

"Eeek."

Pi lifted the blanket and sat up. Putting its two palms together, Pi placed its hands next to one ear and signalled that it had slept very well. 


1. Download a suspicious game
2. Catch a few magical pets as partners
3. Go through interesting daily routines and lead the pet shop to a whole new level

As what I've promise. Naka-upload na ako ng dalawang chapter at eni-edit ko pa ang tatlong chapter. Baka sa Sunday or Monday ko pa ma-eeupload ang natitira.


Please leave a review sa mismong novel. wag dito sa chapters. Hehe. please.
Para mas marami pang makakita ng novel ko sa recommended Filipino Original Novel.

thank you po sa support. ❣️

Bretta Margareth Barreto experienced a sexual harassment at  the age of fifteen. She wanted to fight back and shout for help, but she can’t do it. Lore threatened her if she will scream and fight back, she won’t be able to see her younger sister. There’s nothing she can do during the night she was being harass. So, she chose not to fight back and scream.
She let Lore to do what he wants and just go with the flow. She cried while doing those things that destroy her purity during her young age. After what happened on that night, Bretta promise to herself that she won’t trust boys that easily. But that promise got broken when a special boy came to her life.
Cyrus made her feel special. Accepted her flaws, shameful experienced, and love her. Bretta love him so much as Cyrus love her too. They thought that their love towards each other can conquer everything. But that thought change everything when something bad happened. Will their love prevail or will that be the end of their love story?

Ok before I start if you are here to read the novel only just go ahead skip this part. I want to say thanks to those who are reading this novel, let me introduce myself. MY name is Trimane Nelson (don't know if it was wise to put my name out there but whatever) or YourShadowsenpai whichever you want to call me. I want to be a novelist. I've been considering it for a while now, not like I got any talent in writing but I do have a great Imagination and I plan on using it. From what I Know most novelists start off writing fanfic to grow a good fanbase so that is what I'm gonna do. If you want to show some support follow my Twitter @YourShadowsenpai. Other than giving heads up on my next novel, I would be posting out a novel Review on the novel I read before and recommended. Also, I'm new to this, don't get mad at me, and feel free to tell me where I mess up.
Thank You.

I honestly don't know what to say here, you got to read the novel to know what it's about but I'm nice the novel is in the naruto world and he is gonna adventure all over. 
If you like think of it as a mixture of one piece and a naruto.

Good news and a Bad news for everyone...
The good news is that I am gonna write this novel ahead and continue it but this is going to be at a different website. I actually wrote this novel because I wanted to go premium but I found out about the contract from my friend and recommended me not to go premium, I have found another website that won't treat the authors like that.

I am gonna add this novel on the Isohungry Translations Website. I will also re-write it and make the story clearer and better than before. Besides, since I will also release many many chapters... Like I have many chapters for all of you... Don't worry about it. I just want my view count to look nice because that site's genre isn't cultivation novels and all.

I am gonna be the first Original Author if my application is accepted which it should... I really want you guys to support me there. Besides, I am writing novel to improve my skills and to earn money, I mean I want to become a pro writer but my parents won't support me before I earn a particular threshold amount.

And I am not asking for donations this time, just asking you to read this novel on another website. This novel should start in a week's time on that website. I will release another announcement chapter at that time... So Have fun everyone...

Have you ever wanted a not so wimpy protagonist who won’t cower. He won’t back out on action. He won’t have a family to take care of. He will follow his wish. Then congrats you found it!

Meet Lin Feng, MC of our story!

He will follow his wish to dominate the world. To be the only one to control the whole world and Universe!

Of course, that’s not what only concerns his journey. He will not only conquer the world. He will conquer many Mythical Dragons, Heavenly Qilin’s and Divine Phoenixes. Oh, did I mention beauties? Come’on, how can I forget this? Our story starts with beauties.

So, follow our story as our MC, Lin Feng who not only conquers the world and many hidden realms but also conquers many beauties and beasts!


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Synopsis:

A blessing in disguise.

Wuxing was one of the most promising mercenary officers yet his success got ruined after he was framed to murder.

He landed in a high-security prison which turned out to be the place where he finds what he would never expect.

Love.

After meeting her, he changed his plans, including her in his great plan to get his revenge.

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The novel contains mature content. Only for readers 18+
The novel is also slow-paced. Don't like it, don't read. ;)

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Here I am recommending books I which already read or which I am reading at the moment.

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