After running away from her old life, spoiled Alexandra ends up working at a club in a new city. There she meets different people, and experience different misfortunes. As she adjusts to her new life, she learns about the life that she was always been protected from.

My first novel I've decided to put out we will see where it ends up I'm using some of the games I play to help me plan this system based scifi novel

[Disclaimer the one who wrote this chapter is the author Sinbi]

Sitting in front of his computer, a sad but sweet song in Korean could be heard throughout the quiet room.

While contemplating between whether or not SinBi wanted to play games or write, a notification suddenly surfaced on Discord.[1]

"DING!"

"Let's play some normals!"[2]

Seeing the message sent by his friend, SinBi replied with one word.

"Later!"

After replying, SinBi tabbed out of Discord onto Google Chrome, preparing to write. However, the situation hadn't ended as he immediately heard a series of 'dings.'

Opening Discord once again, words continuously flooded his screen causing SinBi to stare in stupefaction.

"Now!"

"Now!"

"Play now!"

"You're not busy at all!!"

Relenting, SinBi didn't know whether to cry or not. "Okay, just 1-2 games, I really have something to do!" Immediately sending an angry emoji[3] afterwards.

Logging into League of Legends, SinBi accepted the party invite that he had received upon going online.

Joining the party, he saw 3 of his other friends also online while deciding to join their VC.[4]

"Yo, Yo, Yo!" Entering the call, SinBi promptly greeted his friends while calling his role decisively. 

"Top Lane!"

"Yeah, yeah, we already knew you were gonna go top."

After sorting out their roles, the party of 5 started a match while everyone talked about who's gonna carry or who's gonna be feeding.[5]

SinBi was quiet though because he was trying to play his KPOP on the Rhythm Bot.

As the bot joined and started playing his playlist, his friends immediately whined. "Bro...don't you have any Chinese songs to play? Why is it always KPOP that you're so obsessed with?"

"What, play songs I can understand please! English!!"

"If you wanna listen to your songs so bad, just queue it up, hmph." Not caring about their remarks at all, SinBi focused on the game.

"Camille is teleporting bot, I'm following, continue fighting, we can 3v3."

"Their jungler is in the river, I can come but I'll be late." SinBi's friend A immediately called out.

"Sivir, Sivir, no flash!"

"I have ult, keep chasing."

"Okay stunning in 3, 2, 1!"

One player after another fell on the enemy team by SinBi's team. "Okay, we win! GG!"[6]

Finishing his game SinBi wanted to log off, telling his friends that he had to do something. 

"Okay, that's it for me, cya."

But his friends didn't let him off the hook. "What? You're leaving after we won? Haven't you heard of the phrase 'continue if you're winning?' before?"

"But…" SinBi had no idea what he was going to say as he already knew that he couldn't go write with his friends persuasions. And what was this 'continue if you're winning' phrase? What utter nonsense! Did he not hear of the phrase 'quit while you're ahead' before?!

Okay, letting out a slight chuckle, SinBi had to admit that his phrase was pretty nonsensical too…

"Fine…" Giving in once more, he continued to play.

What was meant to be one game that took about 40 minutes prolonged to hours after hours.

Finally after who knows how long, all his friends had to go as SinBi stretched his body while checking the time. 

10:00PM

". . ." Scratching his eye while blinking a couple more times, SinBi made sure that he was reading the clock correctly.

"Well...crap." It's already this late?!?!

He still had to write, shower, brush his teeth and do some studying…

"Ugh...I'll just write 2 chapters tomorrow. It's fine."

Walking up his stairs to the restroom, SinBi took a shower, brushing his teeth afterwards before studying a bit, becoming sleepy extremely quickly.

Going onto his bed, SinBi quickly dozed off dreaming a bit.

DING DING DING DING

Loud sounds of sirens reverberated through SinBi's room. 

Waking him up, he continued to lay on his bed with his eyes closed while trying to reach and find his phone. 

After stumbling around for a bit, SinBi finally managed to open his phone and shut the alarm off before sleeping again. 

Yet after another 5 minutes, the same type of sounds could be heard once again. 

DING DING DING DING

"Annoying…" Muttering in a soft voice, SinBi finally got up and took a quick shower before scrolling through the notifications on his phone.

This was what he did every day as soon as he woke up, except sometimes he would browse his phone before taking a shower.

"Novel has been updated…"

"Novel has been updated…"

Message from Discord: "Hey are you awake?"

"Webcomic has been updated…"

Clearing it all, he decided to read the newly updated chapters of the novels he was currently reading.

Finishing them all, SinBi played his KPOP playlist once again, learning from his previous mistake not to show himself online on Discord so his friends wouldn't get him to play again. "I have to write no matter what today…"

Opening up Google Docs, SinBi re-read his previous chapter to jog his memory before writing the next one.

Except, he didn't know where to start…

Starting off a new chapter was always confusing for him, questions surfaced on his mind as he wondered how he could go about it.

Pondering for a bit, SinBi thought of a pretty emotional idea for his main character as he started writing.

However once he got into it, SinBi became unsatisfied, erasing the words he wrote down while starting over again.

He does this multiple times and sometimes more than he should, but SinBi would always be satisfied with his writing after a while.

Getting more in-depth into his writing, SinBi did some research over the fan-sites, wikiapedia[7] and digging through old chapters of the original novel to make sure that there were no loopholes with his fan-fiction.

Speaking of this, SinBi didn't understand the hate with fan-fictions at all!

Were fan-fictions not novels? Just because they weren't original ideas doesn't mean that the amount of work placed into writing one was easy. 

Sure there were some novels that weren't up to par, but he knew that his was very good!

He not only spent a long time thinking and writing about his ideas, he also takes a long time thinking of new names for characters, setup and background of how his story was gonna be different while also researching and digging through the original novel's chapters so some of the ideas didn't coincide and make loopholes that were confusing to the readers…

At times, reading some of the original novel's on WebNovel, SinBi would think to himself that he puts way more work than some authors who are writing their own original story…

Sometimes, the truth may not be what it seems.

Just because someone was good or talented at something doesn't designate them as a genius or prodigy…

You wouldn't know how much effort and work they put in behind the scenes...you should always recognize them for their hard work and look beyond the conclusions that you jump to.

Although sometimes they may be true, but most of the times, the truth can oftentimes be shocking.

"Don't lose track of a gem, jumping to glitter."

...…..

Hey guys! SinBi, Rwgey, or Rum here! If you guys don't know me from the Webnovel Discords, I am the author of a fan-fiction novel called 'The Queen's Avatar.'

And as many of you may have guessed, it is a fan-fiction of the novel 'The King's Avatar.'

If you're into video games, I highly recommend the novel!! And maybe you can stop by my novel too. :)

Now with that said, this was the first time I was writing something like this so I hope you guys can bear with the awkward transitions between the third person view.

Still I hope you guys enjoyed my perspective in writing and what I think about the Webnovel community.

While reading, you may notice that there are numbers behind some of the acronyms/words, that was there to define some of the uncommon words/terms that you may not be familiar with, if you are curious and want to know what they mean, here they are!

[1] Discord - Voice Chatting Software/Program. 
[2] Normals - Referring to a game mode inside the video game that was represented in the chapter.
[3] Angry Emoji - The emoji that was used:
[4] VC - Voice Call/Voice Chat. Joining a call with people that requires a microphone to talk into.
[5] Feeding/Carrying - Terms generally used in Gaming, feeding means you're trolling/doing bad. Carrying means you're doing exceptionally well, figuratively, 'carrying your teammates on your back' in the game.
[6] GG - Good Game, generally said after a round or the end of a game as a form of 'good sportsmanship.'
[7] Wikiapedia - Spelled like this on purpose, it's a variation of Wikipedia that gives information on various fan-made pages like 'The King's Avatar.'

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After having a cute pick with those kids. Nick hand him over the keys of their room. When Sam and Marco reached to the room their luggage was already present. As soon as Sam closed the door of their room. Marco stripped his jacket and jeans and throw them at the corner of the room. On the other hand, Sam what just saw he was thinking he has gone in the past and in front of him 18 years Marco is standing.
"Don't you have any shame behaving like a kid", shouted Sam.
" I was tired of wearing those tight clothes".
Sam then sit down on the sofa and saw Marco was already on the bed checking out the menu, he was deciding the dinner.
"Sam do you need something special for dinner".
" I am not particular".
Then he ordered the dinner and before the order arrives he went for a shower. He started singing songs loudly. 
Meanwhile, Sam was still sitting on the sofa he was not getting disturbed by Marco but his loud voice was reaching to him and Marco also left the door little bit opened he want his sing should reach to Sam's ears. Sam was familiar with all these types of trick always conducted by him. He was not getting angry on him now but when he just overdo it Sam always used to shout on him or scold him every time.
Marco's mischievous mind always thinking about how to irritate Sam when he has nothing work to do. When they were kids they always played together Sam was never interested in play game, he generally used to read a book on serious topics at his early age he never liked fantasy.
Marco always loves to play games and he always involved Sam with him. His effort was too strong and effective that just under six months Marco was able to create interest of games in Sam's heart.
But every reaction has the equal and opposite reaction, Marco then also able to had got the interest in reading books. As Marco childish heart he learned to read novels his first priority was to a romantic novel. He only read the books which Sam like because of the high recommendation of Sam.
 At begging it was too difficult for Marco to read a book properly so Sam was one only in the entire school who used to read them for him. It was because of Marco's mind who always used to create so many questions for the read and others always believed that if the author of the novel himself answer him will get confused and dumbstruck.
Sam has good knowledge to reply to Marco's logical questions. So he recommended Books to Marco for reading them and on the guidance of Sam and books, Marco became clever enough like Sam. And after then, Sam gets too much exotic he read the novel he was advised by his student Marco.
Their friendship was just too strong due to sacrifices by both of them like for Marco, Sam adopted games in his life and for Sam, Marco adopted books in his life. They have many reasons for their true friendship. Sam was one who used to be quiet and not even laugh much. But due to Marco's behavior, he always used to have a smile to his face and his all joke and trick was the enjoyment for Sam.
And Marco never opened himself that much towards someone except Sam. 
But soon enough a happy dream came to Sam became a nightmare of his life form which Marco was unsuccessful to take him out.
He was just stuck within a nightmare someone else imagined and Marco was only one who knew the complete story of that unwanted event. That event stole his majority of Sam's happiness and enjoyment.

Justice will appear to bare its fangs.
#Action

In a small room, voices of a mechanical keyboard and a frustrated teen could be heard .

"UGGH! Why did this novel get dropped as well " said Kiyo, limited by language united by his interest for international light novels translated in English.

Normally he wouldn't rage but today nothing was going his way . His girlfriend broke up with him for petty reasons, his favorite university rejected him for unknown reasons.

Now, playing games on his Computer, he raged yet again," How dare this shitface kill me"
In his rage he spilled his favourite drink "flying bull" on the computer .

BOOM

Suddenly everything turned black. Kiyo was in an extremely dark place he couldn't see any source of light anywhere. He shouted, "what the hell have you done to yours truly!!" No matter how much he shouted the only reply he got was silence. 

Time passed  1 min .. 10 mins... an hour.... a day.

by then his rage finally died and was now reminiscing about the past. He had now cooled down and was now thinking about how to get out of this shithole place he tried saying the words, "open sesame","initiate system" but nothing worked. Gradually he started thinking about his games, clash of teams was one of his favorites ,dreaming about raiding a base with buttloads of gold and elixir .He suddenly woke up!

Having been in the black space he was very tired , he immediately collapsed on his bed . He again dreamt about his lvl 114 village on Clash of Teams ,he even leveled up .

Eventually, Kiyo rose from his deep slumber and immediately checked his COT account 
He couldn't believe what happened he was now actually lvl 115 in the game !
The avid light novel reader knew the meaning of this , He had the ability to play games while sleeping !  although this may not seem much but he could now make sleeping productive  ,  . If this worked he would never waste time sleeping but playing games instead

Wayne: heeey! it's been weeks! Where the hell 
is K
Lyn: i heard he got sick.
Wayne: oooh that's why there are no updates
till now.
K: da hell nigga. im here that's how you're able
to talk right now.
Wayne: well you got a point. i ain't a nigga also.
K: also its Christmas. im also a student so i got
things to do.
Wayne: well sorry about that. i also dont care
about you that much.
K: well you should now.
Wayne: why?
K: you know that yourself.
Wayne: why should i ask if i know.
K: well you're a novel character don't forget.
Wayne: ooh thats what you're talkin about!?
K: of course, my gawd!
Wayne: how is that a problem!?
K: the dark queen is just a little antagonist!
we have a bigger problem.
Wayne: what is it?
K: my sister, she is the problem.
Wayne: how is she a big problem?
K: she got access to the control panel of
the novel pad
Wayne: well i told you to throw the other one
away!
K: but I'm sleepy that night, i didn't heard you 
too much.
Wayne: how stupid can you get!?
K: maybe a about-
Wayne: you really gonna exlain it?
K: im just kidding. 
Wayne: so how is she a problem? 
K: you know she hates me!
Wayne: everyone hates you...
K: are you kidding me?
Wayne: yes!
K: Ha, funny, really funny
Wayne: just continue, what's the problem!
K: well shes trying to-
Anne: destroy the whole JIN world!
K: owmaygash she's here!

-To be continued-
K: hey sorry for not being able to post any
episodes last week or maybe a month i don't
know but still im very sorry but please keep
in touch and have a good day!

also if youre playing Rules of survival!
play with me my name is "ItsMeCreepBoi"
i know my name is stupid.
im also not sure if its boy or boi.
just add me i just want to play!
also this novel is not sponsored by 
Netease games, i just really want to play
with someone! also im gonna check my name
later and just gonna update the name here if
wrong! :)

PLAY WITH MEEE!!! :)

Belated Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
also my name in ros is "ItsMeCreepBoy"
my picture is kaneki from tokyo ghoul.

"Yes." Secretary Xiao Liu nodded. Then, he got agitated again. "Currently, because our Zhong Dian website is too explosively popular, many companies contacted us to purchase the copyright to adapt our app. Negotiations are currently going on for all the copyrights for the novels of the five Supreme Gods, and many have already been sold. And the amount earned from these copyrights…" Speaking up to this point, he paused for a while, then cautiously said, "Extremely high!"
Copyright! The explosive popularity on the internet had resulted in various developments regarding the copyrights of the novels!
This was indeed a super good piece of big news. Though a single copyright alone might not be able to be sold for much, with so many books, if they were all sold, how much money would that bring in?! 
"This is good news!" Hong Weiguo was shocked. "Then, Xiao Liu, currently, how much have we earned from the various copyrights?"
Hong Weiguo understood the value of the copyrights. However, he didn't have a clear idea of how much the copyrights for the online novels could be sold for. He only knew that the copyrights would definitely be worth a lot of money!
"CEO Hong, currently, the movie adaptation copyright for the novels of the Supreme God, Dark Dragon of the Universe, has been sold for 1.2 million, the copyright for the television drama has been sold for 850,000, the copyright for the online gaming adaptation has been sold for 1.6 million, the copyright for the publication of the simplified Chinese version has been sold for 2 million, and the copyright for the comic has been sold for 1.5 million." Speaking up to this point, Xiao Liu looked at the document again. "Adding up everything, the total is… 7.15 million. This is only for the copyright of one novel."
Upon hearing what he said, Hong Weiguo and the others stared at each other and took in deep breaths at the same time.
7.15 million!
This figure seemed much inferior to the one from the smartphone reading app, but the significance behind this was definitely extraordinary!
Copyright development, what did this mean? This meant that the online novel website still had much more potential to be discovered!
If one novel's copyright was sold, there would be a second one! A third one!
By then, the authors would also write better works, and then it would snowball till a solid and huge amount. In that case, coupled with the earnings from the subscriptions, it would increase in many folds!
Reputation effect, this was the reputation effect!
"Old Hong, looks like this time, we've earned big money!" Mu Tie sighed. "Though it looks only so-so now, in the future, when it increases in scale, we can better join forces with various companies in various aspects and form a big network! A true network formed between the internet and reality!"
"Yes!" Liu Yihui remarked. "We can venture into other aspects through the novel website. After there are more sales of copyrights, by then, we can firmly take control of the publishing, film, drama, online gaming, comic, and other various channels! Once these channels open… Hehe, we can expand towards anything related to literature and words!" 
Three people, by only saying these few sentences, had decided on so many business services. No wonder Xiao Liu said that these were even more impressive compared to purely earning from subscriptions!
After all, there was a limit to the subscription earnings, because there was only a limited number of people who were willing to read books. It was very possible that once it grew towards a certain extent, it would reach a point of saturation.
But there was no limit to carrying out expansions through the copyrights!
If people didn't read books, they would still watch movies and dramas. If they didn't watch movies and dramas, they would play games. If they didn't play games, there would still be other aspects that they would come into contact with. Even little children would read comics adapted from novels to kill time.
And once all these had been expanded, by then, the level of influence of Sangle, Jianbao Plaza and Turkey Software would definitely be more wide-reaching!
"Sigh," Hong Weiguo took in a deep breath. "This child Dali…" Speaking up to this point, he didn't really know what kind of tone he should use. He only sighed and helplessly said, "Who would think that such a big thing was initially just for that small rascal to squander on?"
"This…" Mu Tie also felt that the world was pretty amazing. "Back then, how much money did Dali spend to make this? It would cost at least tens of millions, right?"
"How is it possible to cost so much." Hong Weiguo shrugged. "Back then, he only spent 2 million to buy a novel website that was on the verge of closing down."
Mu Tie: "…" Liu Yihui: "…"
The office was silent for a full one minute, then Secretary Xiao Liu cautiously said, "Oh right, CEO Hong, there is something else that I forgot to say just now…"
"Something else?" Hong Weiguo felt that there was too much information to take in today. "What else is there?"
"Mm…" Xiao Liu looked at the document. "Currently, a few novels at our website have been spotted by an editor at Merika. They're planning to translate it to English, then publish and sell it in Merika. Currently, the copyright fee that they offered is one million USD per novel."
"This…" This time, Hong Weiguo and the other two were truly shocked. "Our novels are going out of Asia and onto the global scale?!"
Xiao Liu nodded. "S… Seems like it…"
…
While Hong Weiguo and the others were exclaiming in awe, Hong Dali was preparing for his end-of-year examinations bored out of his mind…
This world was slightly different from his previous life—the lessons here were simpler, and consequently, the holidays were slightly shorter by about half a month or so… 
After all, Hong Dali was an outstanding university student in his previous life. He could still handle all these high school lessons, but the problem was that the history of this world was completely different from that in his previous life, so he decisively became a freeloader—
Hong Dali winked at Ji Zhiruo who was not far away from him. "Zhiruo, multiple choice question, multiple choice question!" 
Ji Zhiruo stared at the invigilator and didn't dare to move. However, Hong Dali had provided much help to her family, so she couldn't reject him. The little lass was, however, quite witty, and very soon, her eyes lit up and she stretched out a finger—question one!
Hong Dali fiercely nodded and asked, "The answer?"
Then, Ji Zhiruo pointed at her chest…
Hong Dali: "What does this mean?"
Ling Yi at the side instantly understood. "C!"
"Oh…" Hong Dali didn't care about what it meant and directly chose C.
Then, Ji Zhiruo stretched out two fingers. Question two. Then, she pointed at another girl in the class. Ling Yi: "Choose B!"
For the subsequent questions, while Ling Yi wrote his own answers, he relayed the answers to Hong Dali: "A… D… D… C… B… A… D… B… C…"
Very soon, he completed all the multiple choice questions. Hong Dali heaved a long sigh of relief. "Hope that I'll be able to pass…"
Ring—
Very soon, the examination ended. All the students in the class stood up and cheered, "We've finally finished taking the exams! It's vacation time now, hahahaha!"
Meanwhile, Hong Dali curiously asked Ling Yi, "Ling Yi, how did you know which answers Zhiruo was referring to?"
Ling Yi straightly answered, "Bra size!"
The boys in the class "oh-ed" in unison, and the girls' faces turned very red!
But after all, it was vacation. He had to go out and celebrate. Hong Dali laughed heartily, ignoring the shy faces of the girls around him as he loudly said, "Summer vacation! Brothers, let Brother Dali bring you to play! Whoever wants to come along, quickly sign up for it!"
"I'll go, I'll go!" In no time, all the students in the class raised their hands.
"OK! Then let's set off! Hahaha!" Hong Dali snapped his finger. "The outer area of Tianjing Mountain, let's go!"
Everyone instantly went out. Tang Muxin was waiting outside the room long ago, and once she saw Hong Dali, she went forward, smiled and said, "Dali, how was the exam?"
Hong Dali: "No problem, I wrote all the bra sizes correctly!"
All the girls were greatly embarrassed again…
Tang Muxin ferociously stepped on Hong Dali's feet. "Despicable!"
"Pain pain pain!" Hong Dali jumped up. "I said it wrong. I mean that I've managed to answer all the multiple choice questions… Let's not talk about this, quickly quickly, to the outer area of Tianjing Mountain. I've just received a message. Uncle Chief's side is going to send the Mechanical Holy Garments over!"
…
Tianjing City, southern city area, in the Qian Family's secret villa.
Through the meticulous styling of the makeup artist, Shiroishi Kazuma had completely changed his style. Now, he looked like a middle-aged man around 40 years or above, and his mustache had been shaved completely. He was bald, and his eyes were not big but were very expressive.
It wasn't an overstatement to say that unless someone really knew that he was Shiroishi Kazuma, even if they sat opposite him, they would definitely be unable to recognize him.
"Young Master Qian, how are things going regarding the things I've instructed on?" Currently, Shiroishi Kazuma was sitting on the sofa, looking through the information regarding online gaming. The two online games that Ko Gohon had managed back then were called "Spiritual Sword" and "Dragon Domain" respectively. They were both the big productions by a Korean company and were full 3D online games. The scene was grand, the magic effects were magnificent, and there was diverse content in the game. Based on this, it proved that Ko Gohon's taste was still not too bad. 
"Mr. Shi, it has all been arranged." Qian Youjin respectfully said, "Our men have already applied and registered for two readymade companies to create a smoke screen. I believe that nobody will be able to discover us behind it." 
"Mm, that's good." Shiroishi Kazuma nodded. "We definitely cannot give them any opportunity to attack me. How's the development of the online games?"
"They can already be publicly tested." Qian Youjin slowly said, "The internal testing in the company has been completed; there aren't any problems. But there are many able people on the internet, and it's unsure whether someone would find out any BUGs, so the company's suggestion is to publicly test it for half a month or so, and if there isn't any problem, then we can officially launch it."
"OK, I understand." 
Qian Youjin thought for a while, then asked, "But, Mr. Shi, how should we advertise it to achieve the best results?"
Shiroishi Kazuma took a sip of tea, smiled and said, "Speaking of advertising, we can also think about it in another way. If you're a player and you see a gaming product on the online shop, what would cause you to download it? Most of the players would refer to the introductory page to decide whether to download the game. So, go and get the company to write a complete game introduction right away. The more detailed, the better."
"Also, create two good-looking and grand webpages for the online games. We definitely cannot neglect the introductory page for the gaming products. This is where the players will form their first impression of the game. And when a player enters in the website out of curiosity, we have only about one minute or less to introduce the game, and from there, let the player decide whether to try playing it or not."


"I have to squander; otherwise, won't it be a waste of my parent's talent at earning money?" Hong Dali answers a reporter's question matter-of-factly. 

Just after the interview ends, Hong Dali opens the Great Prodigal System's interface and looks at the various good stuff displayed in it. Stroking his chin, he mumbles to himself, "I just need to squander 200 billion yuan more to exchange for the blueprint of the core technology, Engine Destruction, found in the strongest humanoid mecha weapon, Neo Granzon. Looks like I'll have to work harder!"

"I want to splurge! I want to squander!"


Li Yao was silent for a moment. He quickly calculated what kind of consequences such a game setting would bring.
Mortal, immortal… One hour as an Immortal Cultivator meant two hours as a mortal?
Observing his expression, Ling Xiaole smiled, with intense confidence beaming out of her eyes. "I know what you're thinking. You're wondering why we created the DLC 'Legend of the Mortal Immortals', and you're concerned that some people will be too addicted to the slaughter, destruction, and slavery in the game and eventually become lost in the evil path of the Immortal Cultivators, really turning into Immortal Cultivators in the end, right?"
"Should I not be concerned?"
"I don't know if you should." Ling Xiaole shook her head. Her voice was crisp and powerful as she said, "But I know that Vulture Li Yao created the game 'Civilization' for the purpose of collecting the big data that existed for real in the entire world so that we could deduce the thousands of different possibilities of our future with the wisdom of all mankind.
"Of course, we can say with a light heart that the true path of immortality is bad, but we cannot bury our heads in the sand like ostriches and pretend that we cannot see the true path of immortality and the worlds of the Immortal Cultivators.
"In fact, however we criticize the path of the Immortal Cultivators, the Imperium of True Human Beings governed by the Immortal Cultivators has already stood for a thousand years at the center of the cosmos and is not likely to perish in the next few centuries from what we can see.
"It is undeniable that the true path of immortality is an option for the future of mankind, although it is an evil and inefficient one in our eyes. But since it exists at the center of the cosmos in reality, we will have to learn about it, study it, and figure out its birth, development, peak, and decline. We must understand why it is evil and inefficient so that we can find out a way to defeat it, reform it, and renovate it in the end!
"This was the purpose of 'Legend of the Mortal Immortals' when we created it.
"I believe that Vulture Li Yao released the Immortal Cultivator Su Changfa with his personal influence and allowed the guy to freely disseminate the theory of the Immortal Cultivators for the exact same reason a hundred years ago, didn't he? We were only taking a step forward on Li Yao's shoulders."
"Don't be humble. You have essentially kicked on Li Yao's forehead hard and make a giant leap forward!" Taking a deep breath, Li Yao mumbled, "Do excuse me. I find it a bit difficult to contain myself. After all, we've wandered in the sea of stars for a thousand years, and I only just woke up from a prolonged hibernation. I'm truly dazzled and lost for words after seeing your amazing new world!"
With a sweet smile, Ling Xiaole replied, "It's totally understandable, but I assure you that you, as well as everybody on Firefly, will soon grow fond of the new world that is full of wonders!"
Li Yao thought for a moment and said, "However, is there really nobody who grows fond of the feeling of being an Immortal Cultivator and really becomes an Immortal Cultivator in the end because of a game like…'Legend of the Mortal Immortals'?"
Batting her big eyes, Ling Xiaole asked back, "Special Representative Lin, let me ask you a question. What kinds of entertainment do you have on Firefly? Novels, movies, and video games in the Grand Illusionary Land, I believe that you must have all of them, right?"
Li Yao was slightly dazed. He nodded. "Of course. In the narrow starships with insufficient resources, virtual games are the cheapest and most convenient kind of entertainment."
Ling Xiaole went on. "I assume that, if you also have novels, movies, and video games, the most popular ones are probably not about casual, carefree daily life but full of killing, blood, violence, and other mature content. Even the works orientated for the females are brimming with conflict and struggle, instead of them helping one another friendlily, right?"
"Well…"
He seemed to get what Ling Xiaole was trying to say.
"Do you feel that a normal person will turn amok after they read a detective novel because they admire the murder's methods in the book?" Ling Xiaole said with a smile. "Do you feel that an avid play will go on a killing spree in reality after they play a shooting game because they think that the game is not exciting enough?
"On the other hand, since there is a population of more than a hundred million on Firefly, naturally, a lot of crimes must've happened. But exactly how many of the brutal and ruthless crimes are purely caused by certain particularly bloody and violent novels, movies, or games?
"Furthermore, do you agree with censoring all content that involves blood and violence in every kind of entertainment just for the purpose of crime prevention? Do you believe that there will be no more crimes after such things are censored?"
Li Yao thought for a long time and had to admit that Ling Xiaole was right.
"Essentially speaking, a virtual world of Immortal Cultivators is no different from a regular shooting game, a novel that depicts gangsters and criminals, and a movie where blood flows into rivers and broken limbs fly everywhere.
"For someone who has a happy life in reality and who has a lot of things to protect and fight for, it is impossible to become an Immortal Cultivator just after playing 'Legend of the Mortal Immortals' for a while.
"On the other hand, if someone becomes a murderer after reading a horror novel or an Immortal Cultivator after playing 'Legend of the Mortal Immortals', the problem lies not with the novel or the game but in every aspect of their real life.
"If the deep-rooted problems in real life are not resolved, such persons will degenerate all the same even if they do not read any novels or play any games.
"Therefore, what matters is to resolve the problems in real life, not trouble the virtual worlds. After all, the virtual worlds are just a mirror of reality, and you cannot expect to fix the ugliness of reality by smashing the mirror.
"Of course, if somebody really shows signs of being transformed, it will be easier to observe and control them when they are transformed in 'Legend of the Mortal Immortals', which is certainly much better than them being transformed into Immortal Cultivators in a certain dark corner of our society without anybody else knowing, right?"
What else could Li Yao do except nod his head?
"There's no need to worry." Ling Xiaole smiled. "Of course, we are well aware of the severity of the issue. After 'Legend of the Mortal Immortals' was released, the authorities traced and observed the players for decades. Their conclusion was that there is no major difference between the crime rate of the players of the DLC and the crime rate of non-players. In large search engines, the players' searches on the relevant theories of 'true path of immortality' rose in the first three years after the DLC was released and reached a peak in the fifth year. Then, they began dropping until they were even 5.7% lower than before the release.
"In other words, for the players of 'Legend of the Mortal Immortals', the attraction of the 'true path of immortality' has been declining every year. The more one plays as an Immortal Cultivator in the virtual world, the less likely they will become an Immortal Cultivator in reality!"
Li Yao and Heiye Lan were deep in thought. "Why is that?"
"The psychologists and sociologists have run profound analyses on the issue. The papers on the topic are as high as a mountain, but there has never been a conclusive theory.
"Perhaps, other than the real perverts, most normal people still prefer sunnier, more beautiful, and kinder things, don't they? Maybe, the 'double pain' during the time as mortals calmed their feverish brains down and made them realize that, although they could play as almighty Immortal Cultivators and the heroes of 'Legend of the Mortal Immortals' in the virtual world, they would probably become human-shaped props that could barely be called a 'supporting role' when the expedition army of the Imperium conquers the federation. Their only outcome would be to be stomped on, savaged, and destroyed.
"Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Every player remembers the motto clearly after playing the DLC."
While the three of them were talking, the 'Storm Assault Team' who dressed up like soldiers of the Imperium had already gone deep into the excited crowd, interacting with the audience and warming up the atmosphere.
The super band from the core worlds was indeed extraordinary. Enhanced by the sound and visual effects, they fully demonstrated the arrogance and invincibility of the army of the Imperium.
But if one observed them more carefully, one would realize that they were not as confident as they appeared to be. While Li Yao could perceive the magnificence of the Imperium from them, he could also perceive their fear and agitation. In the end, a normal spectator would both hate the Imperium and think that the federation could win!
Leaving their expertise in the game aside, their acting skills and their professionalism were enough to amaze Li Yao. No wonder the other entertainment businesses had all declined while gaming live stream industry was still thriving!
Right at the climax of the interaction of the two parties, when the local game experts of the federation should show up to accept the challenge according to the itinerary, an unexpected incident took place. A few uncles and old men, who were gray haired and wearing artificial limbs, implying that they could be disabled veterans, somehow squeezed through the crowd and lunged at the 'Storm Assault Team'. They fought the performers as if the latter were a real army of the Imperium.
The scene immediately fell into chaos.
Although the security guards came as soon as possible to control the few disabled veterans, two game experts were still punched multiple times. Because of the heavy fists of the veterans, their faces were blue and swollen. They were stunned on the spot, both amused and embarrassed.
Li Yao held back his smile and said, "It seems that the disabled veterans of the old generation in the federation cannot appreciate the fashion of the younger generation yet!"
Covering Li Yao and Heiye Lan, Ling Xiaole quickly left the chaotic spot under the protection of a few Secret Sword Agents.
She pressed her ears to receive the instructions from her superior. A moment later, she grinned and said, "Special Representative Lin, I'm afraid that you're mistaken. They are indeed disabled veterans who were too excited and rash to tell performance from reality because the scene was so convincing. However, they are not from the federation; they are authentic soldiers from the Imperium."
Li Yao's smile froze. "What do you mean? Four authentic soldiers of the Imperium berated a bunch of young men of the federation in indignation who dressed up like soldiers of the Imperium's army and told the young men that they should know better than pretending to be the wretched soldiers of the Imperium?"
Ling Xiaole nodded. "Yes."


“Even if this universe is truly nothing more than a brutal, bloody, shadowy forest, we Cultivators will burn all that we have just to give off a single weak flickering spark in the darkness! 
“No matter how weak each spark is, how short-lived, how small… As long as the sparks flow unabated, then one day one of those sparks will light some tinder, and that tinder shall light some fallen branches, and those branches shall set ablaze each and every last tree of the forest! 
“In the end, even the smallest sparks will eventually set the shadowy forest ablaze and illuminate the whole world!”
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** Qidian International and the former translator, Mr. Strivon, have reached an agreement to buy out the chapters and host them on our site. We will be continuing the translation from the last chapter translated by Mr. Strivon **

<Author's words.>


This novel was written when DotA2 when in patch 7.26. (Outpost and stuff patch.)


At first, I wrote this series as a way to train my writing skills for my exams.


I give myself thirty minutes to write a 500-word chapter and publish it, yet after a few chapters, I could not keep up with the pressure and stopped writing.


Before today I never thought that this series would be finished because, after my exams, there is no reason for me to finish Two Stack anymore.


But I did, and it was for the love of DotA2.


<How I got into DotA2.>


I did not start out from DotA1, I haven't even heard about DotA2 until I listened to the DotA2 parody song "Rude" by fwosh five years ago.


I searched up DotA2 and thought that it was actually pay to win (I wasn't a very smart kid back then, but if you add the battlepass...) fast forward two years and my longtime friend introduced me to DotA2 because he and this other friend need a support player. (As usual, every friend you drag into DotA2 will be your support.)


So I played and liked it… it was weird… I didn't really get flame but I know I really sucked because at one point I reached 100MMR.


Those were the times that most people give up, I should too. At that time I can't queue rank with my friends and everyone sucked at that bracket.


But I keep on playing… Fast forward again to this year and I'm a 1.8k scrub lord. (Still suck thought)


<What will happen next?>


I'm quitting DotA2.


My friend that introduced me still plays till this day but he now plays at night and is almost divine (No, I don't have my account boosted by him. He played turbo on my account once and fucking lost. Noob ancient boi XD)


The passion for DotA2 for me is currently dead, I still watch the pro scene but I don't play anymore. (Well at this time of writing I still go into the game to test things out for the novel)


What this means is that there will not be any novel related to DotA2 anymore from me.


I planned the next novel to be SEA Captain: A DotA2 Story and the one about the SEA Games, but you know passion, school, and stuff. (Mostly passion)


But if one day I found my passion again, be ready for the adventures of Azel Mampusti and SEA Hope. :D


<Then? What else?>


If you actually like my novel, there are references to my other novel "After School Tuition Centre" that was about five teens going to a tuition center, so if you want to laugh you know where to look.


My final word to you is to treasure this game, I don't know when will DotA2 die. So treasure every game you play and try not to be toxic.


I know that most of my readers are from SEA, I am also a SEA player so let's chang SEA from the most toxic sever to the best server.


Goodbye and…


Thank you for reading Two Stack: A DotA2 Story.

Tan Jia Guang, a normal schoolboy who had an abnormal dream to win The International, the biggest Esports tournament in history.

Yet, he as a carry player could not move up the ranks as he had no good support player helping him.

All of this changed when one day he decided to publicly announced that he wanted to partner up with the school's best chess player to become a duo in DOTA 2 but was rejected in an instant.

After hardships, both of them finally join forces and was a force to reckon with as the legendary two stack, the Ying Yang Stack. Along with their team, join their adventure as they battle with pro teams around the world!

Based on DOTA 2 made by Valve.
Written during patch 7.26.
Read my other works :D

Her mind ran with wild with theories, stretching on for miles on end, wrapping themselves around her small brain, as she tried to make sense of it all. But Aileene simply couldn't and the further she delve into her own thoughts, the more questions she had. 

How was the book created? 

Was this Aileene from a different parallel world? 

How was the book able to reach her hands? 

Why did the system allow it to exist? Or did the system not know? 

The theories that she could come up with were boundless and she felt lost. Her back was up against the wall and she couldn't help but despair in the fact that her normal cleverness or intelligence didn't help her at all. There was no way left for her to go but forward. She had to finish the novel, the more she read, the more she would understand, right? 

'Vain, in my world was a new and innovative game. It was one of kind in it's debuted genre, something no one had ever seen before. And so when it was pushed into the public's eyes it immediately gains traction, selling millions of copies all around the world in just a day. 

The game market a new type of experience. It was a self-changing game, in which all decisions were made by the player. 

Quests were unlocked by actions of the player, and the actions of the player, itself, were unlimited. Players were to type their own speech, dictate their own actions. Which in turn leaves the effect of the players' actions limitless. 

The program to this new technology was, of course, a secret. Such an ingenious idea. Who would want to have it revealed to the world? That would just make the game lose all its value. 

And the value of the game was really why I brought it. Before Vain, I hadn't played many otome games. It just wasn't my forte, so I didn't delve into the genre much. Though my lack of knowledge wasn't to say that I didn't even know what otome games were. I did play one or two, here and there and I basically knew the essential. So I was better off than most, but not a die-hard fan. 

I guess I didn't have an interest in games in general. I don't play many games and the games I do were all mobile since they were ones that were easy to access. Something simple and mindless. 

This wasn't the case for Vain though. It was a desktop game and it was a first for me to go out of my way for such a game. It piqued my interest, so I decided to give it a go. Maybe I'd broaden my horizon with it, was my thought process.' 

The story was really far too detailed to be something a person inside Vain could write. It disclosed information that sounded reasonably true and could have possibly happened in the real world. But the simple believability of it wasn't any concrete evidence for her to go off of. So from her own small vault of knowledge, Aileene couldn't exactly tell if everything she read was fabricated or if it was an actual real ruminate of a past world. 

Furrowing her brows, Aileene continued reading the book silently. Her mind still trying to decipher every question and theory she had, but her thoughts weren't getting very far. She stagnated in her mission, but the more she read, the more the story hooked onto her and dragged her in further. 

The Aileene within the story had been "transmigrated," her own defining term, into the otome game Vain. Her experiences and past all link to the real world that exist outside Vain and throughout the story, she uses her future knowledge and real-world knowledge to solve all her problems. From every single destruction flag that headed her way, she would strike them down with extreme efficiency. 

This in turn set up a domino effect to things, every action the book Aileene made further changed the original plot of Vain. Good turned into bad, bad turned into good. And so when book Aileene had finally started her years in Austrion Academy, the dominos that had been accumulating through time had started falling. One after another. 

Since the villainess within the book was now kind and good. The world collapsed onto itself and the heroine turned vicious and evil. Though book Aileene didn't let any obstacles stand in her way of success and she stared on at the chaos of the falling dominos she had created, taking her steps in stride. In the end, she was able to overturn fate and earn herself a happy ending, despite her original status as a villainess. 

Aileene flipped over the last pages of the book and sighed, the events portrayed in the books felt very familiar to her as she was reading. But as luck would have it, she simply couldn't think straight. Nevermind pinpoint exactly what her theory was, maybe it was just her tired and muddle-headedness speaking, afterall she had stayed up so late. So much so that her brain had given up its cognitive ability to remember. 

Closing the book and turning to place it on her nightstand. Aileene glanced up at her pale blue curtains, which shadowed beside the hint of light stoning from the slit where the two parts of the curtain touched but weren't completely pinned together. 

Seeing the light, she could guess that it was already morning. And instead of simply staying up late, she had stayed up the whole night. Aileene closed her eyes, finally starting to feel the effects of her timeless endeavor. She couldn't manage her time when she was sucked into the novel. So now she had to face the consequences of her actions. 

Shifting her body to lie down, she shoved all her worries away. When the evening comes, she'd try to decipher her thoughts.

Vain, a new otome game pushed into the public, marketed a new type of experience. A self changing game with all decisions made by the player. 

Quests are unlocked by actions of the player, and the actions of the player, itself, are unlimited. Players are to type their own speech, dictate their own actions. Which in turn leaves the effect of the players actions unlimited. 

No endings are alike. 

No heroine are alike. 

All characters can change.

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