A guideline for authors who are new to the business, written by a fan and veteran webnovel reader. These tips are what I think shows the basic quality of a novel, apart from its story. 

Recently, lots of originals have been popping up, and I have noticed that while they have great potential and exciting storylines and settings, the good aspects are buried in errors that could easily be corrected.

Authors, please give it a read. Of course, you will have your own thoughts and difficulties following these guidelines, but I feel that by following as many as you can, your novel will be more liked. Thank you!

Fellow readers as well as Authors, please feel free to mention other tips I can add to this guide to make it more detailed. I am happy to listen to your opinions on changes that can be made to my current guide.

I would first like to apologise for not updating daily anymore or on schedule due to personal circumstances. 

And I began this novel for fun and to develop my writing style. When writing this I was not in the best mental condition and also emotionally. 

All my writings including Hero or Villainess are novels that I pour out my emotions into as a coping mechanism. As time passed, I became more stable and better then now I decided to reach for my dreams and pursue being a professional writer. 

So in short, I decided to publish this novel in the future while also changing a lot of things but keeping a lot of things I planned intact. 

I will now focus on writing Hero Or Villainess more and writing Duchess Mira in hopes of someone to publish it someday. 

So I apologise for discontinuing the novel at such a vital part of it. 

Again, I deeply apologise for this and I hope in the future when you see this novel on the shelf you would buy it. 

I promise I would improve my writing from now on and please note, I only promise when I am sure I will fulfil it. 

Finally, thank you for reading this online novel though it is not the best. Thank you for seeing only ¼ of Mira's journey. 

I am glad you kept reading it up until now and hope you would read my other online novel: Hero Or Villainess which I would continue updating once a week every Saturday. 

I cannot still express how thankful I am that people actually read this small novel of mine. And yet again, I apologise for this. 

Once more from the bottom of my heart, I am sorry yet thank you so much without writing this and seeing people like this I would not see my "talent" in writing. 

Truly thank you for everything...

Athalinda Mira Islvatoré, the favourite daughter of the duke, who is known for her beauty and grace also known as the flower of society is the killer of the whole Islvatoré family. 

Why did she do that?

Because under the shadows, Athalinda Mira Islvatoré is a leader of a large scale rebellion, a rebellion called the SWORDS. 

She will be known as the Grand Duchess and the Commoner's hero. 

Mira is determined to change the world and it's ideas and end slavery once and for all. 

Mira knows what she will do and has it all planned out but fate wants to change her plans, making her the famous- 

"Guardian Of The Dragons."

[Posts once every two weeks]


"Eeek!" 
After typing the title, Pi danced around with excitement, and high-fived Galaxy to celebrate this great achievement.　　
"Wait a minute!" Zhang Zian could not ignore this. "Pi, do you want to write a novel about pets?"　　
"Eeek!"　　
Pi nodded. It pointed at him, at Galaxy, then at itself, and typed: "A novel about pets, pet shop and everybody."　　
Zhang Zian frowned slightly after hearing this, feeling worried about the future of this novel. He had not read many online novels, but his gut feeling was telling him that nobody would be interested in such a novel. For pet owners, they were so busy cuddling their cats and walking their dogs, how could they have time to read a novel about pets? For those who don't own pets, they were either not interested in pets or even hated pets, not to mention reading a book about pets. The most likely potential readers were those who didn't have time to own pets, but liked pets and wanted to own them remotely in a "cloud". But how many of them could there be?　 
Most online novels were about travelling back in time throughout history or another world, practicing Kongfu, writing poetry, being cool and kicking butts; or about being raised from the dead and returning to a city, then making monkey with prophetic knowledge and dating a few or dozens of women at the same time...He had never heard of a popular online novel about a pet shop.　 
Pi wanted to kill time by writing a novel. He was happy about this. But for a novel with so few potential readers, it may lose confidence after finding out nobody was reading it. It may fall into deeper self-isolation.　 
He knew all this, but he didn't want to kill Pi's enthusiasm at this moment. He smiled reluctantly. "OK. Will I be in it? Then write me as a handsome man."　
"Eeek!"　　
Pi grinned and typed: "This is hard..."　
Zhang Xian said, "I was just kidding. But, Pi, when is the beginning of the story? Now?"
"Eeek."　　


Pi nodded and typed: "From last year, when you just returned to this city."　　
Zhang Zian thought about it. Maybe a good story can be written about it, such as writing him as a hero with hundreds of years of experience, but met his "Waterloo" and died, then was brought back to life. This may interest the readers and meet their expectations. He smiled. "OK. I'll tell you my story before coming to the pet shop... Do you know Wang Qian and Li Kun, the two guys working part-time in the shop? They always believed that I was a big hero during the time of Jindan. In fact, this is true..."　
"Eeek!"　　
Pi waved its hands and interrupted him. It showed him the nameless book, and typed: "No. Everything that happened in the past can be found in the book."　　
Zhang Zian: "I'm just an ordinary Joe in real life. Can't you gratify me in the novel?"　
Famous interrupted him as well. "Everything in the past? Does it include my stories in the Imagined Landscape?"　　
"Eeek!"　　
Pi nodded.　　
Famous said, "Can't I have any privacy? I gotta pay attention to my image in the Imagined Landscape."　　
"Which website will you publish your work? I mean, there are a lot of online novel websites. Where do you want to publish? There is a saying that goes: the worst that could happen to a man is getting into a wrong profession; while the worst that could happen to a woman is marrying the wrong husband. The websites have different styles. This is a book for a small population of readers. If you pick the wrong website, you may have even fewer readers..." Zhang Zian reminded it tactfully.　　
"Eeek!"　　
Pi swiped the tablet screen to unlock it. Then it opened up a reading app and showed it to Zhang Zian.　　
"Oh, Qidian Web novel, that's the site I used earlier for online reading..." Zhang Zian nodded. He didn't know the online novel websites very well and could not have offered more help. But he heard that this was one of the biggest literature websites. It might be a good choice for Pi.　　


Pi tapped on a menu button: "Becoming a writer", then showed it to Zhang Zian.　　
"A photo ID is needed?" Zhang Zian took a glance, and thought this was complicated.　
"Eeek."　　
Pi typed: "I'm a residential alien. I don't have an ID."　　
Zhang Zian's face twitched. He didn't know where it learned the words "residential alien"...but it was appropriately used.　
"That is to say...you need my ID?" He pointed at his nose and asked.　
Pi nodded.　　
Fine. He was the only one with an ID in the pet shop. Although uploading his ID was not a safe move, he was an ordinary Joe after all. Not many hackers were targeting him. The internet was a free space. If all publications were anonymous, it could cause big problems. The dark web developers might blend in and advertise their illegal business.
Zhang Zian took a picture of his ID photo, and uploaded it according to the website instructions. After identity verification, he finally created a new book and uploaded new chapters with his account.　　
"Eeek!"　　
Pi typed the title of the first chapter eagerly: Amazing Fate Pet Shop. Then it entered the text: On the magnificent East Coast of the motherland, there was a quiet coastal city called Binhai City. It was beautiful, with a large economy and a slow pace of life. Binhai had an absence of large industrial enterprises, making it a suitable place to live a peaceful life...　
"Wait a minute!"　　
Zhang Zian found a big mistake, and asked Pi to pause, in case the mistake grew bigger.　　
"Eeek?"　　
Pi gestured to inquire.　
"What the heck is Binhai City?" Zhang Zian pointed out the mistake. "Pi, did you make a mistake? This is not Binhai City, and there is no such a city in China."　
"Eeek."　

Pi pointed at the website instructions for authors to show Zhang Zian. 
He stretched his neck, gazed at the screen and read. "In order to avoid unnecessary complications caused by real information in your work, we suggest the that authors avoid using real information in your writing, such as geographic locations, celebrity names, well-known companies, etc.... What the heck is this?"　
That was why. No wonder Pi used "Binhai City" to replace the real name of the city. He thought Pi was making a mistake.　
"But this city name is too sloppy. You'd better make a note, in case the readers complain about it." Zhang Zian reminded it.　　
Pi nodded bitterly and continued: "In this city with a sloppy name, there was a small, unknown pet shop." 
Zhang Zian nodded with satisfaction. But the next sentence made him uneasy again!　　
"Who is Zhang Zian? Why haven't I heard of this guy?" He asked.　　
Pi pointed at him, meaning "you", then at the website instructions on "celebrity names". 
Fine...I'm a celebrity at the end of the day. I was about to be myself and win the heart of a thousand girls...Zhang Zian was speechless. But to avoid breaking the website's rule by using a real name, he had to accept this weird alias.　　
"How about you, Galaxy and Famous? And Fina, Old Time Tea, Richard, and Snowy Lionet? Will they have aliases too?" He asked.　　
Pi typed: "No. We are not humans, so we can keep our names."　　
After typing, it deleted this extra sentence.　　
This cheered Famous up. "Great! I always wanted to keep my real name, not using an alias nor becoming a substitute of another dog."　　
This is unfair... Dogs have more rights than men these days? Zhang Zian was a little upset in his heart.　
After writing for a while, Pi was stuck, and could not tap any more keys on the keyboard. It scratched its head, read the nameless book for a few minutes, then resumed typing.　


Pi was a slow typist. Before this, it was typing out newspapers, following a template. Chinese was not its mother tongue. It had to design a plot, sketch the Chinese words in its head, then type them out.　　
If it were someone else with the same typing speed, Zhang Zian would not have watched on the side. But Pi was the one typing, and the story was about himself. He watched with great patience, going downstairs occasionally for business. 　　
As the words jumped from of Pi's keyboard onto the laptop screen, Zhang Zian's memory gradually came back. He relived the unforgettable days with Pi's words. 　
The detail that Pi described were things that he never told anybody else. He had even forgotten some of them himself. He lived everything in first person, but Pi recorded from an objective, third-person perspective, just like an invisible camera floating around him, recording every tiny detail.　　
"I absolutely didn't have dark eye circles." He pointed out.　
Pi typed "Yes" with certainty, then deleted it. It waved the nameless book, suggesting the nameless book's record could never be wrong.　　
Zhang Zian didn't know how to defend himself. He knew that he may have dark eye circles then after a few sleepless nights in the hospital, and being exhausted with the funeral. He might have very dark eye circles, but he couldn't see it himself. 
After the debut of Little Celery in Pi's writing, he laughed and said: "If Wang Yaning reads this novel, my obsession with young girls would be made known... Oh, Pi, apart from the names and locations, is everything else real?"　　
Pi thought about it and typed: "70% real and 30% unreal, just like 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms'."　　
Zhang Zian laughed silently. Pi certainly read the four masterpieces.　
After finishing the first chapter, with a 2079 word count, Pi uploaded it with satisfaction.
"Take a break, Pi." suggested Zhang Zian. Two to three hours had passed since Pi started writing this chapter.　
Pi jumped off the chair obediently to stretch itself. But it was worried about the fate of this novel. The beginning was so ordinary. Would someone read it?　　
　　



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

October 26th…
Zhongdian Chinese Network…
Ma Yiqun had just finished watching the interview that Tengda did with the official platform. There was a satisfied smile on his face. 
Since Boss Pei had many outstanding employees, Ma Yiqun was not given a chance to be interviewed. He was not featured in the video either. 
However, many people in the interview were Ma Yiqun's friends and close colleagues. Thus, watching the interview made him feel comforted and pleased. 
How good! Everyone's dreams have come true.
Ma Yiqun closed the official platform and opened another web browser to access Zhongdian Chinese Network's backend platform. 
The figures showed that Ma Yiqun's new novel had achieved over two thousand subscriptions! 
This was not much compared to Infinite Chinese Network's standards; after all, one's novel would only be considered top-tier if it reached more than three thousand subscriptions. 
However, for Ma Yiqun and Zhongdian Chinese Network's standards, this was not bad! 
Ma Yiqun knew very well that Zhongdian Chinese Network still had far fewer readers compared to Infinite Chinese Network at the moment. 
A book might easily reach over three thousand subscriptions in Infinite Chinese Network, but would probably only get over one thousand at Zhongdian Chinese Network. 
Zhongdian Chinese Network had already gained many new readers after Repent and be Saved was released, and Tengda linked all the accounts on various platforms together. However, one could not expect a website for online literature to become popular overnight. Instead, they had to slowly allow the number of readers to build up. 
Ma Yiqun had received a sum of money from Boss Pei mainly to top-up the remuneration for authors of books like that. Since top-quality books could only reach a thousand-odd subscriptions at Zhongdian Chinese Network, Ma Yiqun could use this sum of money to increase the authors' remuneration. 
Based on these calculations, the fact that Ma Yiqun's novel got over two thousand subscriptions on Zhongdian Chinese Network meant that it would probably get over six thousand subscriptions on Infinite Chinese Network. That was quite a good figure! 
Ma Yiqun did not top-up his own remuneration because he did not really mind the remuneration. 
Comparatively, getting readers' recognition was much more important to him! 
After failing multiple times when he wrote for Infinite Chinese Network, Ma Yiqun began to doubt his own skills. He had only begun writing again as a hobby and did not even give his own book recommendation spots. 
Yet, it came as a pleasant surprise that so many people had subscribed to his novel! 
Boss Pei had called in the morning, requesting for Ma Yiqun to bring all the staff of Zhongdian Chinese Network and TPDb out for a meal in order to reward them for their hard work. 
Boss Pei sounded very determined. It did not seem like there was room for Ma Yiqun to turn him down. 
Thus, Ma Yiqun made a reservation at Swan Lake Restaurant. He was prepared to bring his subordinates out for a feast. 
Of course, it would have been best if they could go to the nameless restaurant, but it was fully-booked. 
Buzz… buzz…
At that moment, Ma Yiqun's cell phone began to vibrate. There was no caller ID, but a long string of numbers was displayed on the screen. 
Ma Yiqun glanced at it and saw that it was a familiar number. His first instinct was to reject the call, but after hesitating for a moment, he accepted it. 
"Dubiao, you're finally picking up the call?" The caller sounded several years older than Ma Yiqun. 
Ma Yiqun smiled helplessly. "Older Brother, what's the matter?" 
"Are you still working at the game company?" The man asked. 
Ma Yiqun remained silent for a moment and said, "Older Brother, just tell me why you called. There's no need for small talk between us." 
The man sighed. "Dubiao, I know that you only entered the game industry in the heat of the moment. Recently, I realized that the local game industry does not care much for storylines. I imagine Jingzhou would be much worse. Aren't you wasting your time working there?
"Be it online literature or games, none of these are considered real work. No matter which industry you choose, you'd be wasting your talents. 
"I met our grandfather a few days ago. Our uncle and I think the same. You've already worked in that game company for so long. It's about time you thought about leaving, right? You can take one year to prepare for the entrance exam and continue on your path towards academia. It's not too late to look for a teaching job in a school. 
"If you're serious about writing, I think you're more suited for the traditional path. We can share some of our connections with you. 
"You were stubborn back then, and you insisted on writing online literature. Still, you never succeeded. It's about time you admitted that you're not cut out for the work." 
The corners of Ma Yiqun's mouth curled upwards into a smile. 
The man on the phone was Ma Yiqun's cousin; he was eighteen years older than Ma Yiqun. 
This cousin of his was part of the writers' association. He had published physical novels that sold quite well. One could say he had left Ma Yiqun far behind. 
If Ma Yiqun had received this call a few months ago, perhaps he would have been persuaded. 
After all, this cousin of his had walked the same road before. What's more, after entering Shang Yang Games, Ma Yiqun had witnessed the unsteadiness of the game industry. 
During his time at Shang Yang Games, Ma Yiqun had been in charge of repackaging the games. He was basically doing manual labor; his skills were not required and untouched. 
He had often asked himself if he was wasting his life away.
He had been born into a family of scholars and had decently graduated from a key university with a major in literature. He also had such a successful cousin. Of course, Ma Yiqun had felt ashamed about where he was in life. 
However, everything was different now. 
Still smiling, Ma Yiqun replied, "Older Brother, I think you're mistaken. 
"The official platform has recommended our latest game. The West also has high praises for our overseas versions. The storyline is particularly exceptional. 
"My new novel is also getting quite popular. I think it would reach the top tier soon. Readers have been leaving positive feedback as well." 
Ma Yiqun's cousin was stunned. "Your new novel? Since when did you write a new novel?" 
Ma Yiqun became shocked as well. Suddenly, he frowned. 
Huh?
He quickly picked up a very serious problem with his cousin's reaction. 
Still frowning, Ma Yiqun said, "Older Brother, I have never revealed my pen name on Infinite Chinese Network to anyone in the family."
Both parties were speechless. 
Ma Yiqun was extremely intelligent. At once, he understood what had happened. 
Something was wrong! 
When he first decided to venture into online literature, he faced a lot of resistance from his family. That was why he decided to start writing novels while he was in university—so that he could prove himself to them. 
Although every novel that he wrote failed, he had never revealed his pen name to his family. 
Yet, his cousin seemed shocked to find out that he had written a new novel. 
Ma Yiqun guessed from his cousin's tone that the latter thought the former had stopped writing novels after he started working in the game industry. What's more, he must have been quite certain about this. Otherwise, he would not have sounded so shocked. 
Why was he so certain?
It was probably because his cousin had found out about Ma Yiqun's pen name on Infinite Chinese Network and had been keeping an eye on his account! 
His cousin remained silent for a long time before he finally spoke again. 
"Ai, Dubiao, I'm sorry. You're so intelligent. I shouldn't hide things from you at this point. I'll just tell you the truth. 
"Actually, I'm good friends with one of the senior editors-in-chief at Infinite Chinese Network. Those novels of yours did well in the beginning, but I told my friend to edit their figures. I wanted you to quit and forget about writing online literature. 
"I was afraid that you would continue writing online literature for a long time after tasting a bit of success. 
"This road leads to a dead-end!" 
Ma Yiqun: "…"
He had no idea how to react. He was furious but also elated. 
He was furious because he had finally found the culprit! 
Ma Yiqun had always found it weird that his books had been so popular when they were available to the public but had failed once they were made pay-to-read. 
It would have been understandable if the figures had fallen slightly. However, his novels had deteriorated from being top-tier to only getting thirty subscriptions. That was too suspicious! 
However, Ma Yiqun did not suspect that his family members were behind this. Who would have thought that a huge website like Infinite Chinese Network would alter backend figures and pick on a minor author? 
Now, he finally understood. Somebody had been plotting against him! 
Ma Yiqun laughed, feeling slightly relieved. "Older Brother, don't worry about me. I chose this path, and I know how to walk it. I don't agree that the path of online literature leads to a dead end. 
"One day, I will prove it to you." 
After hanging up, Ma Yiqun felt particularly happy. 
The dark cloud that had been hanging above his head all this time had finally dissipated! 
One could say that Ma Yiqun had started writing online literature for Infinite Chinese Network and working as the plot planner for Shang Yang Games, partly because he wanted to prove himself. However, Ma Yiqun now took his job as the editor-in-chief and the one in charge of Zhongdian Chinese Network as his life's mission.
At that moment, Ma Yiqun felt immensely grateful for Boss Pei. If Boss Pei had not recognized his talent and arranged for him to work as the editor-in-chief of Zhongdian Chinese Network, how would his story have developed to this point? 
Perhaps Ma Yiqun would have lived his entire life thinking that nobody wanted to read his novels. He would have left the online literature industry forever and slowly lost interest in the game industry. Finally, he would go back to his old path like his cousin wanted. 
Thus, he had to do his job well. He had to repay Boss Pei for his trust and guidance; he could not let Boss Pei down. 
He had to make Zhongdian Chinese Network popular! 
At that thought, Ma Yiqun accessed Zhongdian Chinese Network's backend platform again and began working seriously. 
… 
… 
October 31st… 
The system screen automatically appeared in front of Pei Qian. 
<Wealth Conversion System>
<Owner: Pei Qian>
<Profit Conversion Ratio 100:1. Loss Conversion Ratio 1:1>
<Settlement starting…>
<System Funds: 5,940,000+840,000 (↓1,220,000)>
<Fixed Assets: A semi-commercial villa at Ming Yun Villas (8,460,000)>
<Personal Wealth: 485,831.5>
<This Week's Special Task: Making profits and incurring losses are all part and parcel of business. The owner seems to be caught up with the profit he is making. This is not the attitude a talented businessman should have. The System advises the owner to achieve a loss before the next settlement date. [Complete]>
<Special Task Completion Reward: A mysterious surprise within the System's regulations. [Redeemable]>
<Settlement in progress…>
<Conversion in progress…>
<System Funds: 5,940,000+840,000 (↓1,220,000)>
<Fixed Assets: A semi-commercial villa at Ming Yun Villas (8,460,000)>
<Personal Wealth: 1,830,000 (↑1,220,000x110%)>
After seeing this line of numbers, Pei Qian felt so overjoyed that his eyes began to well up. 
That was too easy! 
He was finally seeing more than a million yuan in his Personal Wealth! 


I really just want to lose money! T_T
Best boss ever, prodigy of the business world, genius creator, visionary of the century.
These are the descriptions used for Pei Qian, President of Tengda Corporation.
Ever since his rebirth, Pei Qian finds himself in possession of a system that rewards him if he manages to lose money.
Instantly, a brilliant idea comes to mind — making crappy games!
"If the game flops, all my investment cost will be lost!"
"How difficult can it be to lose money?"
Indeed... how difficult can it be?
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This book is highly popular in China and has set off a new trend. Webnovel has very high expectations for this book and has gotten the author to refine the first chapter as an exclusive for global readers. We hope everyone will enjoy reading it.

Greetings to all my readers, I wish to say something to you.

Firstly, I want to apologise to all of you. All those who have found this fanfic to be enjoyable, I truly apologise to you for not so inconsistent in writing the chapters of this fanfic or responding to you all. There have been multiple reasons for why I was inconsistent but it doesn't change the fact. I hope you forgive me.

Honestly speaking, I had started writing this fanfic with nothing concrete in my mind. I was just fed up of fanfic in those days that I felt that I must write something better than fanfics with those pussy main characters and all. I didn't expect you all to like this much, however, much can be contributed to the fact that it was one of the first Against the Gods Fanfic here. Nevertheless, I am very glad for all the support you have shown me.

Even before I had started writing this fanfic, I had been writing a novel. It isn't a lewd novel I guess haha... It's something I have been working on since 2-3 years. Its outlook is also not like that of an official novel but still, I have done all I can do alone, writing the novel, editing it and everything. Some friends helped me, but eventually, I completed it by myself.

I am from India, and in 3rd year of my Engineering. I guess I found my passion too late as I had already joined the college and wanted to graduate before working actively in the writing field. However, near the end of my first year, I had already started writing this Fanfic. Perhaps it was because of my lust of popularity or because I also wanted to write a Douluo Dalu fanfic, I started writing about it too. I guess I chewed off more than I could bite. Writing three novels at the same time was far too taxing. Especially when I had to give out regular chapters. I even started using p.atreon to collect money for advance chapters because I wanted to prove to my parents that I could earn through writing as well. My parents were convinced but I was seriously exhausted after a month or two. I couldn't go anywhere and spent all my time on discord or writing.

After that, I was interested in a girl I met online. She was from the same country as me. I was infatuated with her. The time talking to her was so relaxing that I slowly found myself getting out of writing. I slowly reduced my time in writing and started to talk with her more. However, she soon found someone else she liked so I got a little angry. We had a quarrel and I was pretty much pathetically depressed. I know I was in the wrong but I still couldn't control my emotions at that time. I was quite pathetic, I guess. Haha...

Anyway, I am out of depression. I had started watching animes again because of a bit of my free time and study for engineering. (I pretty much failed in quite a few subjects in a few semesters so I had to reappear in those exams again. Had to study all that too...) In a bit of my free time, I read some novels. I tried to improve my writing style and felt that it has improved a lot. During that time, I kept my mind focused on my main novel and kept everything aside. I just wrote something now and then for fun. It was to try out whether it would look appropriate in my main novel or not.

I have said it before but I guess I will say it again, I wish to turn this story into a manga story. I know I am not from Japan, it's probably a little preposterous for me to think of making manga and publishing it. Even after that, I have little hope of gaining popularity. However, I still want to make a manga. I am going to hire an artist and discuss a long term plan with him to ensure that it would come to reality even if it costs me a lot.

Currently, I have released my novel on the Kindle (Amazon), I won't say you must buy it. In fact, I urge you not to buy it if you do not like it. That will be your own decision. I just want you to read the free preview available on kindle, just tell me if you like it or not. I just want to know a bit of your viewpoint if you will like the story or not... I haven't asked anyone known to me to review the novel because the first few reviews I wish for are the true reviews. I just want to know whether my story is worth reading or not and let you be the judge of this fact.

This was what I wished to speak about myself and the story.

As for the questions concerning this fanfic, I do have a few ideas planned. My online classes are probably going to be suspended in a few days because of some ridiculous news in our country. I wouldn't want to bore you with details, but yeah, it is so ridiculous that I can't even speak of it here. So, yeah, I can continue this fanfic soon enough.

Just please read the free preview available on kindle, after that, buying or not buying is your own choice.

The name of the novel is [Rising Warriors] by [Anshul Gupta].

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B089KRRZS5?ref_=kin_pc_dp

If this is not the link for your respective countries, you can redirect yourself to your countries server. I don't really understand how it works but it should be available in all countries.

Thank you for listening to my rabble. Sorry for making it so long, hehe...

This is my version of Fanfic of Against the Gods Novel.

Ryusuke is an otaku with 238 IQ. He dies in a car accident and reincarnates after beating God 100 times in chess.

"What ? You have the Star God's Broken Shadow ? You thought you were fast ? I, your father have Shunshin."

"You want to play mental strength with me ?Come here and see by yourself ! Let me show you why my Uchiha Clan has been feared to its massacre ! Kotoamatsukami!"

"Oh ? You have a Evil God's Profound Veins ? Not bad, not bad indeed, but let me show you real Profound Veins, Primordial Chaos Veins."


I also have a Douluo Dalu fanfic so if you guys want to read it then go to...

https://www.webnovel.com/book/12126574706963705


Join my Discord to ask questions about the story ahead.

https://discord.gg/Ehcy9df

By the time Father Wang finished smoking one cigarette after his alarming, demonic screech, the female broadcast host Little Xuan had finally come rushing back in after receiving the notification. She tidied up her messy fringe before sitting down demurely in front of the computer screen, her eyes twinkling at the camera as she waved with a pleasantly surprised expression on her face. "Hi! So Jiaomei has come! Welcome, welcome!"
From Wang Ling's point of view, Little Xuan's looks were nothing spectacular and not as outstanding as online otakus had made them out to be. She had the standard hallmarks of an online celebrity, with straight eyebrows and an oval face. However, comparing facial features alone, Wang Ling felt that even without makeup, Lotus Sun was still more attractive. He had to admit, though, that compared with those tedious look-alike female broadcasters online, Little Xuan was nonetheless a pleasant-looking girl with just the right type of voice, sweet and not shrill. In addition, she was wearing a lacy maid's outfit, and black silk stockings on her slender legs…
Hmm, perhaps this was the reason why the audience loved Little Xuan.
As Wang Ling pondered this with his chin in his hands, on the other side, Father Wang had stubbed out his cigarette butt and was looking at Little Xuan plaintively. She clearly understood what this expression meant. "It seems our Jiaomei has run out of inspiration again?"
"The old book is about to be finished, but I have no inspiration for a new one. In a word, I'm anxious!"
Father Wang rubbed the skin between his knitted eyebrows. "There has to be a seamless transition between the completion of the old book and the publication of the new one. Otherwise our whole family will have to tighten our belts…" (And there's a possibility we won't be able to afford even tableware. The amount we spend on tableware for our family oddity each month is not a small one!)
As Father Wang bewailed his poverty, other fans of Little Xuan in the live stream started to kick up a fuss.
"Jiaomei, you're a guru! If you're poor, us white collar small fry who go to work everyday won't need to live anymore!"
"By the way, I'm new here. Is there anyone who can tell me what Master Jiaomei's pen name is? What books has he written?"
"The hell? You don't know Jiaomei?! Jiaomei's pen name is Wang Situ!"
"Holy shit! He's actually Guru Wang Situ!"
...
Just like that, chaos broke out in the live stream!
Because this pen name Wang Situ was too renowned!
When he had been a newbie in the world of web novels back then, Father Wang had finished writing three hundred thousand words in less than two months and had completely floored audiences with his debut novel Let Go of that Wet Nurse. Chapter subscriptions for the novel soared to over two hundred thousand users, setting a new online record for most subscriptions ever and even trouncing top veterans who had been writing web novels for a long time. 
It could be said that at the time, Wang Situ had made an explosive entrance; he was a dark horse who had burst out from under Five-finger Mountain[1] and caught many veteran writers off guard. Previously, a top-ranked writer named Zhu Ge, who had been serializing his books on the Cultivation Reading Network for nearly twenty years, had been so pissed off by Wang Situ's debut that he had quit.
Although Father Wang seldom talked about his writing at home, Wang Ling had nonetheless heard the mighty online legends about him. Over the years, he had made a name for himself and was now very well-known. Nevertheless, the name Wang Situ was still a mysterious existence even to the editors on the Cultivation Reading Network. 
Father Wang had been selected as the top writer at the annual novel awards many times and the website sent him an invitation to the event every year, but he had never attended a single one. He turned down all notices of online and offline activities and dedicated himself solely to literary creation.
After Wang Jiaomei's identity was revealed, there was an endless bombardment of bullet messages[2] in Little Xuan's live stream. Audience numbers even soared from an initial three hundred thousand to five hundred thousand. Looking at this, one could see how popular Father Wang was online… 
"Who would have thought Master Jiaomei was Guru Wang Situ! … By the way, is the book Let Go of that Wet Nurse finished yet?"
"Not yet! But it will be soon — the problem now is that our Guru Wang Situ is worrying over a new book…"
"It's finally going to be finished!" Someone sent a crying emoji. "I remember when I started following this book by Guru Wang Situ; I was still in Qi Condensation primary school back then. Now I'm going to graduate from university soon!"
Seeing this bullet message, Father Wang sent a sweat emoji. "…"
"It's been serialized for thirteen years already, shouldn't this book be ranked number one with the most number of words in a novel?"
"Not yet, there's still an ongoing book called A Reborn Demon's Life. I heard that there was a cultivation master following this book who went into seclusion for one hundred years, and after he came out, he found that this book was still ongoing. It startled him so much it triggered an early ascension in his cultivation realm, and he almost died from the divine tribulation which followed!"
"… Guru Wang Situ, please don't finish yet! Try to beat this book's number of words for the number one spot!"
Seeing this bullet message, Father Wang couldn't help laughing. Even if he continued this book, there was no way the number of words could surpass those in that Demon's Life book. After all, that book had started serialization when the website was first set up.
Let Go of that Wet Nurse told the story of a protagonist who had been reincarnated into the body of a weak prince and how he grew by relying on wet nurses. Later on, thanks to Wet Nurse Rong's steel acupuncture needle, the protagonist was able to open up his Governing Vein. Using a god-given palm technique, he defeated the top killer in the country, King of Killers Demon Huoyun, and became a world-class master…
Back then, inspiration for this story had struck Father Wang when he had been leisurely reading the newspaper on the toilet bowl. Who would have thought that after turning it into a serialized novel, it would unexpectedly enjoy wide popularity among readers.
But after years of serialization, Father Wang felt that he had already included everything he wanted to say in this story. There was no integrity in continuing to write it just for the sake of doing so. Since this was a novel, he should give the characters he created a satisfying end.
This thought did still make him a little sad, however. After all, it was a book he had been writing for more than ten years, and also his debut work. It was inevitable that suddenly finishing it to start a new one would make him feel a little empty and lonely.
That was why Father Wang had sought out Little Xuan. He felt that this kind of youthful and lively maiden would be able to soothe the regret in his heart. At the same time, girls tended to have vivid imaginations, so he thought that Little Xuan might be able to give him some tips for inspiration.
It had been less than half an hour after Father Wang had gone online. Little Xuan looked at the number of people in the live stream. After Father Wang's identity had been revealed… the number had already surged to six hundred thousand.
Father Wang alone had helped her attract three hundred thousand new spectators…
For a broadcaster, this was far more precious than any gift she might receive!
And so, Little Xuan straightaway changed the subject of the live stream to "Let's help Guru Wang Situ come up with new themes!"
After making this change, this maiden sank into deep thought, clearing racking her brain on the computer screen.
Whenever Little Xuan answered a question on love, she did so with unruffled calm. Thus, the audience had never seen her troubled like this before. The bullet messages flew around the live stream once again…
"Little Xuan is vexed! But still so beautiful!"
"New meme of Little Xuan, GET!"
Looking at this noisy and excited barrage of bullet messages, Father Wang absent-mindedly pulled out a cigarette. There were now six hundred thousand people helping him to think up themes. Even if he wasn't going to use them, at the very least he should be able to get some good ideas.
Pa! The moment Father Wang flicked his lighter on, Little Xuan's face suddenly brightened on the computer screen. "I don't know how to write a novel… but I think maybe you can try this theme… Jiaomei, how about live streaming?"
Live streaming?
Father Wang immediately patted his head. That was right, he could make it about live streaming! Why hadn't he thought of that himself!
[1] This is an allusion to the novel 'Journey to the West,' when the monk Tripitaka frees Sun Wukong from his imprisonment under Wuzhi, or Five-finger Mountain.
[2] Bullet messages are when users watching a video stream can make live comments, which fly across the screen over the video. The original Chinese word 弹幕 actually translates into "bullet screen."


As a cultivation genius who has achieved a new realm every two years since he was a year old, Wang Ling is a near-invincible existence with prowess far beyond his control. But now that he’s sixteen, he faces his greatest battle yet - Senior High School. With one challenge after another popping up, his plans for a low-key high school life seem further and further away...
Wang Ling: I just want to eat my crispy noodle snacks in peace...
Father Wang: If you're careless enough to destroy the country, it’s coming out of your pocket money. 
Wang Ling: It’s not my fault that the backlash from punching me kills you.
Please support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/henyeetranslationsDLIK
If we hit certain milestones, we will release more chapters in a mass release!
Tags: comedy, school, cultivation, tsundere, popular culture, almighty protagonist, action

So..umm.. ima stop writing...
Jk jk, I'm gonna stop writing daily chapters tho.
Writing 1000-2000 word chapters a day is pretty stressing and now, I recently got my bestfriend and her sister into the Online Novel community. Me and my best friend have a Wattpad account together:
@KarrimaKuzan 









Huh? Oh, I was giving you time to follow us 🙂 Anyways, I'm helping my friend figure out how the Wattpad community works, how to do certain things, and we're currently writing a zombie apocalypse book right now, and we need more time to share ideas together. 
Let alone, I have to teach her how to use the writing part of the app online AND we have to share ideas online. So..yeah..I might take a lil' hiatus. Sorry! 😓
(on Wattpad, we both have an account. Her pen name is Kuzan, and the story we write together is Iregone. As of when im writing this, Kuzan does not have a webnovel account. But just know my book, Iregone is written by two)

(On Hold)
Nothingness.. nothingness has been in your heart ever since the day your mother was murdered. You were put into E Class after failing many classes.
 
 You try your best to seem nice and happy, but you were depressed, all you felt was hate and anger and sadness, but you bottled all that up.

  Until one day, a new redhead transfers into E Class. Violent, Misbehaved, Dangerous he's described as..but..

  You catch the attention of this seemingly dangerous teen..What happens when a Violent Boy and Broken Girl get closer?..Can he save her from her sea of darkness?.. 

DISCLAIMER:
I don't own any of the characters of Assasination Classroom, only this fanfiction of it!

  This story contains swearing and sensitive topics such as suicide and abuse, if you don't likie then don't readie!

  If you like stories where the characters quickly develop strong feelings for one another, then this isn't your story. I prefer to take the relationships slow to have their bond form more naturally-like

. And yes, I know this fanfic is a bit late from when Assassination Classroom ended, but I still can't get over it!

Hey everyone! Welcome to my first Q&A, and let's not waste time, but get right to it! 

1. JinxXaphyre. Love the story and look forward to every chapter, always hoping for a mass release lol. my question is, why a fox? 
Thanks! And at the time, I had stumbled upon a translated novel about a fox consort which had around ten chapters, but in those ten a love triangle was already being introduced, and I was quite unhappy with that development. Thus, I picked the idea of a girl turned into a fox, chose a baby fennec as her form since they're just the cutest, and here we are ^^

2. Andrwood. I will not ask the original question. Why did you start writing a novel? What about other novels? You will write something after the end of this story. 
The answer to the first question is really simple - I LOVE writing. I started writing when I was around ten. First it was in my notebooks, then I stopped around the end of middle school, then began again at the end of high school but this time online, then stopped again, then restarted it with Fox Life. It's a long story, lol, and one wrought with trouble. 
I have two other novels online under another name - DarkSun in rrl. Flight of Icarus is my self-proclaimed masterpiece, Dream Chaser had a good premise, while Stories of the Wide World is just oneshots I wrote at some point in time. Here's a link for anyone interested: https://www.royalroad.com/profile/346/fictions
What concerns future, I will certainly be writing something, but as to what, who knows. I have ideas for various different stories - some of them deal with Virtual Reality, some with witches, some with surviving in an apocalypse, and some more cliche and simple ones like a contractual marriage or finding a stray cat who turns out to be a shapeshifter. Or maybe even something else. It all depends on what I'll be interested in the most once I finish Fox Life xD

3. Deviii. I want to ask if you will ever explain the reason, in the coming chapters that what exactly was the reason of her turning into a fox.. as in a hypothesis about it? 
I can't say it here, but yes, it will be explained. This is what the next arc will be all about. 

4. MilkOfCow. Easily my favorite book on the app - I was curious what kind of prewriting do you use? 
Thanks, and haha… I'm not really good with this stage of novel writing. I started Fox Life on a whim, truth be told. Some twenty chapters in, however, I realized that it couldn't work like that and made an outline. Some fifty chapters later, I decided I didn't like it much and stopped following every detail of it. Currently, I have an idea for an overarching plot, like currently it's Gale and Elise's mini-arc while the major arc is still Dioscuri being in trouble which started some time ago. Besides that, I'm writing chapters on a day-to-day basis, thinking up an idea for the next day before going to sleep and writing it down in the morning before I need to leave for classes. 

5.Nekonyan. Where's Lucifer? 
He's lying around wherever he finds it comfortable and hiding from people. He doesn't feel happy with half his side being shaved off and is waiting for it to grow back. 

6. Yadi15. A Q&A yay! I would like to know what was your inspiration? 
Hey! And as I mentioned before, part of it was me not being happy how almost every romance novel contained a love triangle while the other half was just me trying to test myself. I've never tried writing a romance before, and I wanted to see how it goes. To not make it too hard on myself, I chose a comparably simple setting of a rich CEO and an easy-going girl of common lineage, but since I'm addicted to fantasy, I just had to spice it up somehow. And that's how Iris ended up as a fox. 
Oh! I might as well mention a random tidbit. I once had a cat, and its name was Iris. She was a really smart little devil. 

And with that, the Q&A is over. Hope you're satisfied with all the answers, and if you have something more you want to ask, you can find me on discord https://discord.gg/ZegeFhH or just write a comment here. 

Thanks for reading and voting! You're all awesome ^^

Iris didn’t think much of her life until one day she found herself in the body of a baby fox. Before she could wrap her head around it, she was bullied by a kid and saved by a handsome stranger. It was almost like a fairy tale ending, just why is she still a fox?! Is there like a certain duration or will she need to stay like this forever? No way!

If you want to chat about the novel or ask me anything, visit my discord ^^ https://discord.gg/ZegeFhH

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Sadly, no one answered my quiestion. T_T
*************

15 days have passed, Bai continued pursuing(harassing) the beautiful woman.

One sunny day, the woman can no longer control herself asked the smelly Bai, "I'm having nausea when you are around. I can't even finish the last part of my novel because of you." She covered her nose and irritation, "what do you really want?"

Bai sitting on the opposite side of her stood up and said, "I will help you finish your story. Just be my empress."

"Huh? Are you serious? Writing is not something you can ordinarily do."

"Yes, I'm serious about what I've said. I'm confident in my writing skills. I once participated in a renowned writing contest in Beijing China. But they, they cheated on me. I was supposed to be the winner of that competition, but the other participants..."

Hearing Bai's story the woman squinted her eyes and interjected, "I don't believe you! Do you think you can fool me?"

Bai closed the distanced between him and explained, "I'm not fooling you. I know Cao, Naian, Guanzhong and Cheng'en. I'm a fan of Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It was an excellent work of art."

The woman asked again, "If you're really a fan of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, give me proof and I will consider your offer."

Bai's face brightens on the woman's challenged. He looked at the woman and solemnly replied, "Chapter 70, An army is easily raised; a leader is hard to find. Chapter 76, My body may be broken, but my name shall live true in history. "

The way Bai recited them was astonishing! Bai grinned and look at the woman whose mouth was wide open, "This one is my favorite. Unity succeeds division and division follows unity. One is bound to be replaced by the other after a long span of time. This is the way with things in the world."

After he said all of that, Bai extend his right hand and said to the woman, "Do you believe now? I think you know this saying, 'you should not judge the book by its cover' right?"

The woman who was speechless awhile ago nodded in agreement.  She looked at Bai and said in defeat, "I lost. According to our agreement, you will help me finish the novel."

"Then, uhm. The empress thing?"

The woman grinned, "Go to hell! That's not included." 

**************

There was a change in Bai's daily activity after his romantic victory. He baths early in the morning and properly dressed. He brushed his teeth and comb his hair. Bai's aura changed dramatically!

Inside their hideout, "All Bai's Army and Bai's Bots, secure the perimeter! Don't let anyone disturb us or else you're dead!" Bai's command left every one quiet. They look at one another.

"Did you hear me?!" Bai shouted.

"Yes! We hear you!" His army simultaneously answered and bowed their head.

Satisfied, Bai left the place while humming and went to the woman's usual spot.

As soon as Bai left, everybody started whispering. 

*********
Bai helped the woman finishing her novel. It lasted for a month.

During this period, they chatted more and more. The woman was impressed and admired Bai's writing style. Actually, she fell in love with how Bai wrote a story! 

Days later, they live together. The woman accepted Bai's proposal to be his Empress. The woman's name is Siwa. Together, they build an Empire that never seen before in the entire universe. 

They wrote some amazing story and posted them online hoping to get some cash money. But the world was harsh. Bai's writing style was never acknowledged by their reader. Soon, readers threw curses and unfathomable words on them making Bai's health condition diminished. 

Siwa ordered Bai's entire army to punish those who opposed his Emperor. 

Due to his unstable condition, Bai stopped posting updates on his book.

Bai and Siwa passion for writing never stopped. They finish their novel but never published them online.  The longest one was 'Legend of the Perfect Emperors', it has 20 volumes and more than four million words. 

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"What I'm gonna do now?!" The young boy sighed.

~Writing Prompts Contest # 1 - Reincarnation!~


Updates: Will update each chapter for typo and grammar mistakes. Thank you for your patience.

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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." 
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The young boy opened his eyes, what he saw was something that he never expected. 

He was sitting on a chair in the middle of the dark room.  And in front of him was a computer monitor. 

"What is this?" The boys uttered as his dark eyes opened wide. 

"A script?" The young boy even surprised at what is displayed on the computer screen.

"The author of  { Legend of the Perfect Emperors }." The young boy narrowed his eyes and read what he saw. 

"I'm Bai. The best author in the world. No one can criticize me or fool me. I'm perfect."


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Hello everyone! I would like to ask your honest, own opinion about this novel.

1. Would you like me to continue the story of the young boy? or
2. Write another story. This time, the story of Ba*?

Thank you!

Having her coronation as President broadcasted was just a small thing for Zhao Youyue. So was removing people she detested from her sight.
It had not required any effort on her part. After all, she could care less about what people thought of her.
Cao Chuanguang was no longer in the picture. Now, she could start placing her chess pieces down. As for those who were competent at their current roles and knew their places, she would grant mercy. Her influence as an empress had definitely won over their loyalties.
Zhao Youyue would never waste her time over such small matters. Even if something prompted her to take action, she would not depend on her character cards.
Under such circumstances, she promoted the silent Bai Yunshan and inconspicuous roommate Yu Xuefei to manage the small matters and the well-being of other members.
People were jealous of how lucky these two were. They were once nothing, and in the blink of an eye, they were now secretaries of the president. Now that Lady Zhao had nothing to worry about, she did what she loved the most… exploring the "Two-Dimensional Gate."
Zhao Youyue had not only yielded a great harvest from the source world, she had also replenished the cooldown of the "Two-Dimensional Gate." By sacrificing a character card, she could now select a novel with potential.
She sacrificed the card that allowed her to speak to cats. In the source worlds, this card allowed her to transform into a black cat.
Gone were the glorious days of the horror genre. The character card had long been sitting dormant -- it was close to expiring soon.
Perhaps the trend of animal-themed novels was also dying. Perhaps they might rebound, but that's for another day.
By her memory, the author often indulged himself in Mahjong games. He did not even need that side income. His tenants kept him well-fed.
If he was one day forced to pursue his career in writing, he might produce something better.
Zhao Youyue always believed that iconic novels could only be written by two types of authors. One would be like Han Leng -- highly gifted in writing talents and keen on pursuing the beauty of words. The other would be Su Li, disciplined and dedicated, always striving for self-improvement. Every post she made was fresh and trendy. She did not need the improvement, but she went for it anyway. As long as her passion remains, so would her popularity and along with it, her income.
WIth how competitive novels were, the only way one could keep oneself irreplaceable was to have a fresh and unique character in our masterpieces. When you define the genre of your novel, you would be one of a kind.
However, the reality was never ideal. No masterpiece would ever be one of its kind. Billions of people passing through the passage of time -- a repetition of ideas was bound to happen somewhere. To remain relevant, one had to follow the trend.
Zhao Youyue found a novel worthy for the sacrifice of her character card. It was titled "Endless Apocalypse," written by one whose fans called him, Master PhD[1].
PhD was an enigma. Even his gender was unknown, but they largely assumed him to be male, based on his style of writing. His story was always firm and logical, while the chemistry between his paired couples always wandered towards eternal friendship, rather than romance. Master PhD often exaggerated on brotherhood and the bonds between men. Reading his work was more like a gay romance than the story between friends.
This was the age of Yaoi[2]. He was not deliberately promoting Boy Love, but fujoshis[3] often gave his work praise. Master PhD was just so good at portraying how men strengthen each other with trust and encouragement. His stories were so great, so manly.
Readers assumed that only a man could write such a great novel. The author might even be a muscular gym junkie.
Two elements determined his success. One was the exclusivity of the platform he used. Yes, he was an Ancient High God author, but he had taken a risk when he left Qidian, a.k.a. China Literature Limited before that platform monopolized that sector. He had joined an equally solid competitor, just because they offered him far better pay than Qidian's.
As time passed, that platform changed its course and no longer could afford to keep an Ancient High God author such as Master PhD. The other element was his genre of choice. It was neither mainstream, nor popular. In the end, both parties decided to mutually end their contract.
Master PhD then returned to Qidian and published his novel, "Endless Apocalypse." Having left Qidian for so many years, his image needed some rebuilding.
As a veteran author, Master PhD had braved through many storms and lived through them. Perhaps it was his attitude that kept him going. He was highly passionate when it came to writing -- nothing would shake his faith. His efficiency was unwavering.
Authors like Master PhD could usually be trusted when it came to producing remarkable stories. His novels all started with a few great opening chapters. Eventually, he would twist his stories into unacceptable endings that left readers greatly disappointed. Some even called him the "the crazed devil that burns its tail"...
It was not that he was not a terrific writer. It was his readers who were misled into expecting more from such promising opening chapters. They wanted better endings. They had set their expectations through the roof. How could they still blame the author?
Master PhD was actively involved in the fight against the apps that promoted piracy like Baidu Tieba. [4] He mocked readers who supported piracy, earning their ire in return. It was an era where blatant piracy was rampant. Readers of pirated works firmly believed that they were supporting the author's hard work…
Now, things were different. As the management of online platforms improved its quality, readers have begun to realize the greater good in banning piracy. With the increase of wealthy readers online such as Lady Zhao, online novels were moving towards a better direction.
Lady Zhao was impressed with PhD's "Endless Apocalypse." It had the makings of an original, iconic apocalyptic novel!
Translation Note:
[1] "Master PhD" (p大) is a nickname for the author PhD.
[2] Yaoi fandom (基者见基,腐者见腐) refers to readers of yaoi (also called Boys' Love or BL), a genre of male-male romance narratives aimed at those who participate in communal activities organized around yaoi, such as attending conventions, maintaining or posting to fansites, creating fanfiction or fanart, etc. In the mid-1990s, estimates of the size of the Japanese yaoi fandom were at 100,000-500,000 people, but in 2008, despite increased knowledge of the genre among the general public, readership remains limited. English-language fan translations of From Eroica with Love circulated through the slash fiction community in the 1980s, forging a link between slash fiction fandom and Yaoi fandom.
[3] Fujoshi (腐女): Most yaoi fans are teenage girls or young women. In Japan, female fans are called fujoshi, denoting how a woman who enjoys fictional gay content is "rotten," too ruined to be married. The male equivalent is called a fudanshi. The words' origin can be found in the online image board 2channel.
[4] Baidu Tieba (Chinese: 百度贴吧; pinyin: bǎidù tiēbā; literally: "Baidu Paste Bar") is the largest Chinese communication platform provided by the Chinese search engine company, Baidu. It is an online community bound tightly to internet search services, one of the central business of Baidu. The website functions by having users search or create a bar (Forum) by typing a keyword, and if the bar has not been created before, it is then built upon the search.


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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