A cybernetic monk travels the galaxy performing acts of penance for its murderous namesake. Its duty…its function, is to heal the damage caused by its sadistic progenitor. But during the dangerous journey, it discovers unsettling facts that force it to question its real purpose...and the true nature of its own existence.

Dodging death and disassembly, the monk uncovers a disturbing secret hidden by its religious masters. A secret that could threaten the fragile balance of power in the galaxy.

A secret they will kill to protect.

Just small ships in our friend group.
There is no truth in these stories, just pure imagination.

LGBTQ+, 18+ content

The first couple is Ren x Birb. Hehehe

Just small ships in our friend group.
There is no truth in these stories, just pure imagination.

LGBTQ+, 18+ content

The first couple is: Ren x Birb. Hehehe
Second work: Kitty the writer

The Philippines was the first to take hit by the plague of darkness. They came like thieves of the night, ceasing the screams before they could be uttered. They were monsters that took form of any creature around the world. My older sister, Clara, and I, Irene, managed to survive. How? We closed our eyes. They only attack when your eyes are wide open.

Science and Technology Library: The supreme state of science is theology; an accidental rescue, let Chen Mo get a technology library that collects endless technology, the story begins…

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just a translation, done by me.
Author: lonely ant

"A super-intelligence is only limited by its ambition. If you could do anything, what would you do?"

Megacles has a pretty good life. Also, she is horny, lonely, bored, anxious, and a bit of a drunk. She decides to fix all this with science. It works okay, until she accidentally builds a doomsday device. At least she’s not bored anymore. 

Mr. President has inherited a broke, corrupt, government. Unemployment is high, nobody pays taxes, the healthcare system is collapsing, and the government is using systemic blackmail to cover it up. He has a plan to fix it all, he just needs to steal a trillion dollars to get started.

Super Science and Fast Romance is a near future, science fiction, romantic comedy, political psychodrama. It's fun. It teaches how to fix everyday problems with lasers, evil robots, and mass hallucinations. These solutions work really well. Only a couple people die.

Any money made by this book will be spent on drugs and super hot lasers.

THE END...

no! it's not an ending of the story I'm just messing around with my readers 😛.

just leave that joke there. 
the point is that the trauma of the earthquake is now ended. no more any sentences on this trauma or maybe a little something like this can be a discussion later in further chapters. I don't know, it completely depends on my mood.
ah! 
well, let's move on to the next one. shall we?
you might say yes.
ah! write I forget...

"thank you so much for reading my creation."

it's been so long that I have said this to you. I'm glad that you are my reader. and appreciate your given time to read my writings.
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we have some events that have occurred until now. 
let me clarify what are those-

so basically the last time we have. Mint has made his confession to Martin when he meant him on the disaster spot and luckily Martin has mutual feeling too. this confession of Mint worked out. now what happens next in their relationship development, it will be discussed in later chapters on.

after rescued by Freddie, Jasmine's heart tries to open up its gate and willing to regain courage and can love someone again.

and the other hand we have a new character entry Caption Arron. a highly qualified military man. by the way, he was mentioned before, as the man who saved Eric from a fight before. the other man with Aroon was Earth the fellow soldier position as a sergeant in Thailand Army. from the recent events, when Eric saved by Aroon twice, he was unable to thank him properly due to his condition. but he was willing to meet him again and thank him properly. on the other hand caption, Aroon was willing to meet and want to acknowledge Eric as an interest.

the chemistry between Aroon and Eric will begin soon.

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"Hey, Eric!"

"yes, Mint."

"I was thinking we have ended the first part of the story of Mint and Martin book. but we still have a whole tale to tell, what happens after the earthquake event."

"yes, we already did that. we are glad that our writer has interpreted the story well."

"but, we have a little bit of a problem. The writer kinda out of ideas and he don't know what to write now."

"Seriously!, are you kidding me right now? He, the main writer out of his creative ideas?"

"😅 kind of... I guess."

"no, He can't be. don't joke with me right now. if he is out of the ideas who would put together our story."

"😅... I can't say much. he has to explain to you that...
let's just make a pause of that topic. we are here today to discuss something else on this chapter. which is not related to the story in this book, but something else."

"ya, I completely forgot about that."

"shall we begin?"

"of course, what are you waiting for?."

"I was kinda thinking 🤔, in between this fictional world and the real world, what kind of elements were similar and were different. how can you differentiate and relate each with other? can you elaborate on this?"

"Am...m! I have no idea what are you talking about. can you explain in more details?"

"I mean to say. in your opinion, what makes this fiction world different from the real world?"

"Aaa...!! what I can say about it?

😐 
let me think...
if I explain in this topic that you have mentioned. I can say, yes, kind of some certain elements were similar to this story, other elements were purely fictional. like this is a completely imaginary world in comparison to the real world. so the events that happen in this fiction world entirely come from the author's mind. the author is responsible for all of the events that occurred in this universe. so basically speaking, we are just a part of that universe (author's universe) the action occurred in here within us and in our surrounding is interpreted by the author, we are not self willing to do things by ourselves. we are just creations who have to walk on the path created but the author. unlike in the real world, where people were free to do whatever they want."

"So basically, you want to say we are like puppets."

"I think 🤔 so!"

"That statement makes it understandable."

"Yup!"

"can you specify the steps involving in writing the creation?"

"so basically there are different genre of tales for the writer to pick for himself to write. he does that first. then an interesting topic he chooses. the topic and tales were either depend on a real incident or entirely fiction or mix of both for a spicy taste in the story. but first of all the write gain the information about the topic he was going to write it's either fiction or based on real events. if he didn't do that the reader might misunderstand or misjudged his creation in the time being. when the research work he did.
with his skills and knowledge, he shows his work through writing. either the writers pick topics from there environment directly, we call them real-life based/ events. hence are valid to state them as true. or the author just takes influence from the environment. if I explain that in details It would be- the author picks things up from the environment and add it to the fiction. like names of the characters which can be based on the real names of the person. places names will be similar. the similarity of culture and tradition in fiction and real-life and many more like that. this matching of materials makes things go easier for the writer and time saving he does not have to make an entirely complete system of organisations of its subjects. but that doesn't mean his creativity is limited up to this. as an author he can do whatever he wants, I am trying to say that, he can either take true events as a topic or take influences for the environment or can make entirely new systems in his creations all by himself."

"so basically those facts above mentioned were the base of writing things up."

"ya! kind of. don't take it on the count. it's my personal opinion of that. others might feel it differently."

"so, into the next one.
There is one thing that I wanna understand. what factors were responsible for creating a new fiction world of the author?"

"as I have mentioned earlier. most of the time author pick something from their current environment. it is a lot easier for them. instead of thinking something completely different. or as if I talk about the genre of fiction, it, itself diverse into may category like science-fiction, war-fiction, historical-fiction etc. writer search on these events first, like in a historical-fiction the writer's research were their clothes, community, what meal they have and how their lifestyle and events that occur at what period/era. so it was an example of fiction that has taken its plot from environment factors. either there is a common similarity between them, they still consider as fiction due to the story and characters based on the story were imaginary. likewise in science-fiction author either pick its material from the current developing science-based on a futuristic view which is completely nonexistence in the present time but might be possible in future. materials from this fiction are completely imaginary and are harder to write due to the consumption of more creative power for the author. as for some events were also similar in here based on their research. but due to falling into the category of fiction they might occur in real life, the whole story can still consider as fiction. but as you speak for the factors I would say-
that the entirely plat and storytelling is based on the author mind. through his emotion and research, he binds his creativity together."

"If I ask you more, what do you think our writer's motive in narrating our story?"

"I think Mint it's the personal reason of the author. more like wish to accomplish which he cannot gain in his real world's life.
what he has feelings in his heart and mind what he is willing his world to be, what he wants a world to live in, he creates using us as fiction.
he has a desire to live a life as he writes in his fiction."

"that might be true. he is creating his new own universe. for himself and someone like himself to live on through that. that relieves his and his fellow reader's stress for a little while."

"yes, and it's true."

"move on to our last question.
What are your expectations from the writer?"

"Mine is barely much, but I want to have a good storyline of my own."

"that wish is common among every story character that their write give them a proper role in the story."

"I can agree with that😅. that's why mine too."

"Ok, now its time to end this here.
its have a great time with you, Eric. I glad you can explain some of your thoughts with our readers."

"ya, sure.😊"

My Dear, 

This is Mint. this story's main Protagonist. you guessed it right, I like men. like a lot, literally. yes, I am the one, belong to that 10% population which consider as the minority, The LGBTQ+. but if you take aside the sexuality agenda, I'm a normal person like you. I have a family, friends like more than brother and sister. suitable college life and a friend that I have a crush on. I wake up early daily, take bath, eat meals regularly, and always be on time for college, being studious is my nature. posses talents and hobbies and thinking uniquely. facing difficulties and stress, dealing with them, and all stuff like that. I am as normal as you are as extraordinary as you are.
practically I possess every characteristic of human beings.

and this is my story.


"Mint, have you make contact with any of our friends?"

"I trying to call them, but no one is available at this moment. I'm now afraid. they might not get hurt?"

"I don't know but I think they may be safe. I trust God for their safety. we just need to configure this Idea."

"You might be true. I guess this earthquake might not cause any damage to them. but still, can't make any contact with them makes me more worried as per second passes."

"Keep Hope Mint. everything will be fine. the disaster has passed. now we just have to figure out where their locations are. but first, you need to take a deep breath and calm your blood pressure down. don't be panic."

"I am trying to calm myself down. but, as time passes I can't stop worrying about them. and I might keep worrying like this until I discover they are safe."

I say a msg dropped into my phone. I rapidly get up and gear up for helping them.

"Han, I should go and look for them. you have to rest"

"I can't sit around and do nothing. when I knew my friends are out there. they might need my help. I should go too."

"No, please, you are in no condition right now. look at you. you barely even walk right now. if you get out like this you have me behind to worry about you too."

"but!"

"I do not afford to listen to any excuses right now. just be here and I take the rest of the part to make sure they are safe."

My heart-eating me out of worry. this is a case of emergency, of course, I would. why not. but nonetheless, I wasn't thinking straight. 
when I started to think, why I was running so desperate to the first destination. when I received the location like this crazy? I might say I can't judge myself for what reason my heart is shouting me to 'run' fast as I can. move my feet as I can, towards the person it might desire to take a glimpse to his safety.

yes, I am figuring out myself too, why? why him? why this particular person my heart has a desire to see this extensively out of anyone in this entire planet right now?

The upper phase might not be a question. but it might rather be it's an answer to itself. I just have to figure out what.

A novel not just written by the author's fictitious mind but experienced the game itself. Confused feelings, mixed emotions and temptations. A story not just to entertain, inspire, share and gain popularity but to remember the tragic events until the author will lose memories about the game.

24 students and players
12 boys and 12 girls
From 12 different schools

A game with three levels, different stages and distinctive game categories
A goal to be the triumphant and claim the tri-prize...
But only one victor

Not your ordinary survival game

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Date Written: April 24-25, 2016 - May 26, 2016 
Date Edited: May 27, 2016 - May 28, 2016

Genres: Adventure, Fantasy, Mystery, Thriller
Sub-genres: Action, Humor, Science Fiction, Teen Fiction

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

Triumphant Game Copyright © 2016 by Otanteiku オタンテイク

All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without prior permission of the author.

A novel not just written by the author's fictitious mind but experienced the game itself. Confused feelings, mixed emotions and temptations. A story not just to entertain, inspire, share and gain popularity but to remember the tragic events until the author will lose memories about the game.

24 students and players
12 boys and 12 girls
From 12 different schools

A game with three levels, different stages and distinctive game categories
A goal to be the triumphant and claim the tri-prize...
But only one victor

Not your ordinary survival game

Translated by: ShawnSuh
Edited by: SootyOwl


"Whew, finally!" 

After landing at JFK Airport, Juho stretched as he walked out of the plane. His entire body felt stiff after being in the airplane for so long. Although the airport was brimming with people, Nam Kyung skillfully led Juho out of it.

"We should go out. Isabella's waiting outside."

"All right." 

Walking past the giant American flag at the airport, Juho followed his editor outside. The New York air felt somewhat different from the air in Korea, and as they saw the foreigners going about their ways on the streets, it dawned on Juho that he really was an outsider. The graffiti on the walls looked just like they did in the movies. The thunderous sound of engines roared in the sky. The plane flying across the sky seemed a lot bigger than usual. While the young author was looking around, Nam Kyung struck up a conversation with him, "Having fun?" 

"Yeah. We really are in New York." 

"How is it?" 

"Let's just say that it feels like a big city." 

"That sounds about right. Shopping is just about the only thing there is to do around here," the editor said, shaking his head and adding that he had never had a positive experience while visiting New York. It wasn't clear whether it was the weather or the buildings around them, but the entire city seemed to have a grey tinge to it. 

"There she is," the editor said. When Juho looked forward, he saw Isabella leaning against her car, looking in their direction. Then, spotting them from the distance, she walked toward them.

"Welcome to the US," she said light-heartedly, and Nam Kyung greeted her back in a slightly stiff English, "How have you been?" 

"I've been well. Mr. Woo… or, uh… would it be better to call you Juho?"

"Yes, no need to be so formal." 

Then, being conscious of the people around her, she added, "It seems like you've been doing well yourself, Juho." 

She drove a British car. After putting his bags in the trunk, Juho entered the car and sat in the back seat, while Nam Kyung sat on the passenger's side. Enjoying the comfortable ride, the young author looked out the window and watched the scenery roll by. Although the sights were unfamiliar, there was nothing that felt new because Juho was able to understand every word Isabella and Nam Kyung was saying in the car. Rather than a foreign country, it felt more like his first time visiting Myungdong. A yellow cab rushed passed them. Then, stopping at a red light, Isabella said, "We're headed for Manhattan now, and you'll be staying in Coin's apartment there for the next three days."

"Three days?" 

"Yes. You might as well get a look around while you're in the States before you see Coin. After that, we'll be on our way to his villa, which he uses as his studio. He should be back from Worldcon by the time we get there. Until then, you're free to look around." 

Then, she added in a hurry," Oh, one more thing. I'd like for you to understand that our schedule heavily reflects Coin's opinions." 

After brief contemplation, Juho asked, "Do you think we can see the apartment building in Manhattan?" 

"It's a luxurious building that Coin bought for himself with the money he made from his books. I'm sure he means to ensure that his guests have a good time." 

At that, Juho was made certain that Coin was looking to show off his possessions and wealth. 

"When we get to his villa, you'll be able to meet Susan as well." 

Knowing that Susan had made appearances in a number of Coin's books in various forms, Juho grew curious as to what she would be like in person. 

"Is the villa luxurious too?" 

"It's a place known for corn plantations. You'll see why he chose that place to write when we get there." 

From then on, Isabella took Juho and Nam Kyung around Manhattan, to Fifth Avenue and the St. Patrick's Cathedral. 

"Well, how are you feeling? The Hugo Award Ceremony is just around the corner," she asked, locking eyes with the young author through the mirror. Then, he cracked the window open slightly and said, "Not bad. Not bad at all." 

"You seem a lot calmer than I thought you would be. Are you expecting you'll win?"

"No way." 

"If I were in your shoes, I'd be dancing up and down."

"It's too early to celebrate, isn't it?"

"You'll see what I mean once we get to the bookstore," having a solid understanding of the characteristics of the Hugo Award, she said honestly. Similar to the time when Coin came out with his sophomore title after his debut title turned out to be a failure, Yun Woo was currently among the most prominent figures in the literary world. While everyone was wary of the young author on one hand, they were curious on the other. Whether they viewed him from a positive or negative perspective, it was undeniable that they were fixing their eyes on him. 

"You, Mr. Woo, are a very strong candidate," Isabella said. Many of her professional acquaintances shared a similar opinion. 

Yet, with a shrug, the young author answered modestly, "You never know, just like how I had no idea that Kelley Coin would invite me to his house." 

"You got me there. I had no idea that you'd come to the States, either," she said, studying Juho's face. Unlike Coin, he was calm. He wasn't in the habit of frowning or cheering out loud. He was quite the riveting person, and she thought to herself that Coin should learn to be more like the young author. 

"If Coin were in my shoes, do you think he would've been going around telling people that he'd win?" 

Though Isabella was caught off guard by the young author's timely question, she was still able to respond with ease, "I'd say to the point of arrogance. He'd even go as far as telling people that it would be wrong for that trophy not to end up in his hands." 

"Well, I guess he's earned the right to." 

Then, looking ahead, she added, "So have you." 

Much like Coin, Yun Woo was also a world-renowned author. However, the young author simply smiled quietly. Meanwhile, listening to their conversation, Nam Kyung read the articles that were turning up in real-time on his phone.

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"The Double Crown! The Next Challenge of the First Asian Nebula Winner!"

"What is the Hugo Award? A Prestigious Literary Award Named After the President of a Famous American Magazine with a History of Half a Century." 

"Who Has Earned the Double Crown Thus Far? Will Yun Woo Be Able to Jump the Wall That Was Too High Even for Kelley Coin?" 

"The Doubts of Critics Overseas. 'How Was a Country Void of Support, Educational Facilities, and Investiment for Writers Able to Produce an Author Like Yun Woo? He's Like a Bird That Came Down from the Sky. We Don't Know Where He Came From or Where He's Headed." 

"Yun Woo, the New Wave in the Literary World. His Future Trajectory. What Makes His Writing So Special?" 

"The Ever-So-Controversial Writing Style of the Young Author. Split-Personality Theory, Proven To Be True? Critics Overseas Speak." 

"Yun Woo, a World-Renowned Author Who is Still in School. What's He Got to Say? Where Is He? A Wave of International Media Floods South Korea. His Publisher Remains Silent." 

"'Cast Your Votes!' Who Will Be the Next Hugo Winner? A Closer Look at the Authors and Participants of Worldcon." 

"Team Korea Gets a Formal Invitation, but Where's the Author? Reported to be Staying at a Hotel Nearby." 

"An Interview with Yun Woo's Competing Nominee. 'It's an Honor Regardless of Who Wins. Come Join the Readers and Their Favorite Authors at Worldcon. You're Missing Out!'"

"Kelley Coin Appears Again! Participating as a Representative. His Prediction?" 

"'I Don't Care Who Wins. It's None of My Business. Enough with the Same Old Questions.' Photos of the Angry Author."

"The Award Ceremony Just Around the Corner. Who Will Readers Vote for?" 

---

"Man, I love Yun Woo." 

"If not Yun Woo, then who else? Just give it to him, already."

"Yun Woo! Get that Hugo, man!" 

"I love all geniuses that exist in this world, but among them, I love Yun Woo the most." 

"If he really ends up getting the Double Crown at nineteen, that will be a record that nobody will be able to break for at least another century." 

"I predict three centuries. His record will stand until God in 'Language of God' dies." 

"So proud of him! The fact that I even get to talk about something like this is unbelievable. It brings tears to my eyes whenever I think back on how science fiction has been received in Korea." 

"The unthinkable has happened."

"I don't think I've ever felt this way toward an author. That's just amazing." 

"The Double Crown will really suit him well. I think Yun Woo has what it takes to carry that weight." 

"Whenever I read his books, I can't help but struggle to find the adjective that sufficiently describes him. His writing is life-changing." 

"Maybe this is what it felt like to be living in the same age as Shakespeare." 

"I wish the entire world knew about him." 

"Commenting here after watching Taylor Sander's special interview for the Hugo Ceremony. I think it's worth watching if you wanna know more about the author." 

"I just saw it, too. He had a lot of subjective things to say, but they'll remind you that Yun Woo never lets us down. There's a translated version available, so go check it out." 

"I think it'd be more accurate to say that he's an astounding specimen rather than just another translator who excels at subtle nuances when translating." 

"I don't have to talk about how amazing his writing is, but it seems like he has a talent in translating, too. Sanders had a lot of good things to say about him." 

"Sanders is one of the most highly-acclaimed translators around, and yet, he had nothing but good things to say about Yun Woo's translation." 

"'I respect him.' His own words. He said he respects Yun Woo not just as a writer, but as a translator, too." 

"So that's what happens when your language skill is on overdrive." 

"When a genius pursues the path of music, they become the next Mozart. When they pursue art, they become the next Leonardo Da Vinci. When they pursue writing, though, I would say that they become Yun Woo. We're reading novels written by a genius, people!" 

"That's a fancy way to put it. It makes me feel super privileged just reading his books. I definitely recognize Sanders and his works, but the fact that I get to read Yun Woo's book in its original language is really something."

"I really hope he keeps writing for a long time. I'd buy every single one of his books. I never second-guess myself when buying books."

"..."

--

"Yun Woo is a marvelous author. He's bound to be happy if he were to win." 

An avid science fiction fan participating in Worldcon was reading an article in a magazine. It had an exaggerated title that read, 'The Chance Yun Woo Has of Achieving the Double Crown According to Taylor Sanders, the Translator of 'Language of God.''

With the ballot before him, the fan was feeling conflicted. Six blank spaces. Five candidates. With the exception of the option to abstain from voting, all five candidates were excellent authors who had written excellent pieces of writing, which were considered to be the most outstanding science fiction fantasy novels of the last two years. Of course, the fan had read every single one of them, and not a single one had brought him disappointment. Because of fans like him, those five novels were able to make it all the way to the finals. 

"Choices, choices." 

The fan pondered, thinking back on each and every one of the novels. Then, his eyes went to the magazine he had been reading. Frankly, he had been hearing about one particular nominee up to the last minute. To be precise, his head had been filled to the brim with thoughts about his novel. The novel had won him over with its very first sentence, and the fan vividly remembered the experience of shock and awe he learned just by whom the novel had been written, by an author who was growing increasingly popular in the States: Yun Woo of 'Language of God.' The fan brushed his hand across the author's name on the ballot, listed as the fifth candidate. 

There was no end to explanations of how excellent 'Language of God' was. Along with theories on Yun Woo, 'Language of God' was a common topic in a monthly gathering the fan had been going to. Since the winner of the Nebula Award had been declared, and the Hugo Award Ceremony had started, the topic of Yun Woo had become even more popular. 

"Yun Woo, the Eighth Wonder of the World." 

That was the title the group had decided to give the young author. Like the Great Pyramid of Giza or Machu Picchu, asking questions about Yun Woo only led to more questions. There was no solid evidence of anything, anywhere, only questions. How? How was he able to write like that?" 

Science fiction fans tended to love authors of excellent science fiction fantasy novels. They looked up to them, and that same affection was directed toward Yun Woo just as intensely. They loved and respected the young author. Then, why couldn't they vote for him more willingly? That was because Yun Woo was simply too massive of an identity. Humans tended to be overwhelmed before an identity that they couldn't comprehend, denying it. Then, the fan read Sanders' response to the interviewer in the magazine. 

"Yun Woo is real. He's alive. He eats with chopsticks and types away on the keyboard of his laptop. Not only does he translate, but he also writes. We can communicate in the same language. He's also the youngest and the most mature author of all the other authors I've met thus far. He knows how to contemplate, make decisions, and be responsible with the results of his choices. While he's ordinary at times, he can also be anything but." 

The fan read on. 

"The one thing I can say for certain is that I've never met anybody like him. He's truly unique!" 

The fan recognized the young author's existence. There were traces left by the author that were simply undeniable, too real to think that he didn't exist. A Nebula winner, not only did he send Kelley Coin as his representative and meet with Taylor Sanders, but he also took part in translating his own novel. Yun Woo was very much real. However, the same question returned the moment one accepted that truth: How was he able to write like that?

"Damn it. The last time I had this hard a time making a decision was deciding where to go out," the fan let out, rubbing his face irritably. A part of him made him think that he didn't want to cast his vote for an author who was putting him through such misery. While he wanted to vote for Yun Woo, another part of him didn't want to. Whenever the fan thought about the young author, he couldn't help but find himself wrestling with contradicting thoughts.

Next to the young author on the ballot, was a fifty-five-year-old author who was being nominated for the Hugo Award for the fifth time. The fan felt his heart leaning toward him. 'Who did others vote for?' A lot of people had to be going through what he was going through. Then, after wrestling long and hard with his thoughts, the fan made up his mind. He wasn't certain as to how his vote would affect the results, but he was certain of one thing. 

"If Yun Woo achieves the Double Crown, then I'm starting a protest to demand he reveals himself." 

With that, his arduous voting process finally came to an end.

Yum Woo is the youngest author in history to enter the literature world. His debut work was a massive hit but this success was short lived for the unprepared.

A miraculous second chance comes his way one day.

This is the beginning of that journey.

Author: Exlor
Type: Science Fiction futuristic world
Synopsis: In the future, the world is ruled by beasts of war. In order to protect the cradle of civilisation, humanity must fight and develop her powers. There are three types of people in this new era: the normal people, the mech warriors and the mech designers. The mech warriors are the rarest of the lot, as only those born with the correct genetic aptitude are able to pilot those beastly war machines. They are the heroic warriors of the generation. The mech designers are composed of normal people who desire to interact with mechs but are unable to do so. They design the precious machines that the mech warriors use. The normals are... just your typical civilian unless they come from rich backgrounds. 
Ves Larkinson inherits a mysterious object from his parents which gives him access to the Mech Designer System. From there, he decides that he would become the best Mech Designer in the world. The system's questionable origins though brings him an increasing amount of trouble. His parents are also in danger as the system's trackers draw closer. To protect himself, he can only disguise himself as a religious nutcase to hide his eccentricities. At the same time, aliens draw closer to humanity threatening their very existence. 
Personal comments: A unique and niche book that goes into the glory and difficulties of mech design. It taps into the undeveloped market of mechs as most science fiction books out there only ever glorifies the mech warriors themselves. The author is very conscientious in his writing and the plot is carefully crafted. There are little to no plotholes and the story flows extremely smoothly. The language is carefully checked before publishing. There is also a decent amount of action in the book as Ves is dragged head in into various dangerous situations with no escape. The book fully integrates the need for action, and the purpose of an auxiliary occupation like mech design. The arcs do not feel repetitive at all and every chapter brings forth new ideas.

A list of recommendations of great books to read. There will be a mixture of books ranging from fantasy, science fiction, romance, modern day, system, cultivation. Books with males and female leads will be included. 

Note that not all books recommended would be completed. Some might have even been placed on hiatus. 

Books that are not included would be books where the MC is more brawn than brains, goes picking up fights left and right, has a plot armour so thick that its ridiculous, and picks up pretty girls in every arc ending up with a ridiculous harem that doesn't even fight each other and exists harmoniously.

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■Warning: Spoilers will be inevitable ■

Feel free to leave comments to recommend your favourite books. I will vett through the books recommended based on its language, plot development, consistency, creativity and character development before deciding if it should be added,

Note that the making of this list is purely altruistic and not meant to infringe on any copyrights. To the authors and translators who wish to have their books removed from this book, feel free to drop a message.

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Monk: A Science Fiction Novella.

Author-Sama's Babies Friend-fiction

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Super Science & Fast Romance

Schrodinger's Cat Fairy Tales

Mint And Martin 2 :This Man Is My Property

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The Great Storyteller

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