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.

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.

A lesbian and avid watcher of anime/movies/tv who also enjoys reading novels and fan-fiction is taken from her world and given 4 wishes by a bored god.

Zach died in a train crash and was reborn in a world he’d only read in books and seen in movies. The same world turned out to be less fiction and more hard reality than even his past boring life.

Translation only. Not mine. Original author is Steel Battle Suit.

Captain America: “Commander! The roaring commando is in place!”
Iron Man: “You are my godfather?!”
Wolverine:……

Traveling through the world of science fiction movies, and quietly changing the real world.

A dark mech slowly landed on the platform

“Boss, the press conference is about to begin.”

No, it doesn’t take place in the Star Wars universe. It’s just got a Star Wars system.         The Jedi also exist, but aren’t the Jedi from the movies or books. They have somewhat the same history, but are in exile and isolated from the world.
John grew up enjoying Star Wars. He wasn’t a huge fan, but it was definitely his favorite science fiction. He didn’t read much of the books, but watched all of the movies and Clone Wars and Rebels.
When he gets killed in the first robbery of it’s kind, will he choose to spend eternity in hell, or accept a system based on his favorite science fiction? I wonder... By the way, this character is based on what I would do, so he’ll be closer to a Sith than a Jedi.
I won’t be able to update this constantly because of stuff going on in my family, but I’ll do my best to update it at least every few days.
Cover Art by: Unknown

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John was an average dude on Earth who shipped dirt for companies. He had an average life, family, and friends. 
His only hobby was fiction. Science fiction, historical, whatever. John died one day and was given a Star Wars System. What will he do in a new world?
Any characters, lore, buildings, or weapons I use from Star Wars belong to Disney. 
The characters I create for this story, if they could be used in others, are my original characters.
If I ever use a type of ship(Harrower-class dreadnought for example) I got the info from Wookiepedia. 
Also, if I haven’t released a chapter in a while, I’m either taking a break for myself, or because of a holiday.

'Infected' - A Resident Evil (Game and Movie timeline) OC fan fiction

'The day seemed average, boring even ... And then chaos broke loose , changing my life forever ."

Shiloh never believed in zombies , they were just a work of science fiction - comic books and movies - but never reality . That all changed when a normal school day in Raccoon City  turned into a fight for her life - zombies included at no extra charge .

Join Shiloh on her mission to survive. She'll learn secrets of her past and future , life lessons never taught to teens in past generations , and pain much greater than she could ever imagine .

Time travel, a concept straight out of science fiction movies, is possible now. According to Albert Einstein's theory of special relativity, time is relative depending on how fast you are moving. This is the basis for real-world concepts and research on time travel.

The faster you move through space, the slower you move through time. While movies always need some sort of complicated contraption to travel through time, all that is needed is a large rocket.

Time travel is actually already happening. Astronauts living on the International Space Station are moving faster than the people on Earth. This means that astronauts age slightly slower in space than they would back home.

One example of a time traveler was cosmonaut Gennady Padalka, who arrived back on Earth in September 2015 after breaking the record for the longest stay in space at 879 days. When Mr. Padalka came back from his adventures, he found the Earth to be 1/44th of a second to the future of where he expected it to be. Richard Gott in his book titled Time Travel in Einstein's Universe. "He literally traveled...into the future," Gott wrote.

I had a very strong desire to get into past - to the age of The Dragon King, the first Chinese Emperor and the powerful terracotta army. I wanted to know more about those days. I wanted to know the secrets that were behind the mighty superpowers of these Chinese warriors. I wanted to know the secrets of the "man-animal" hybrids.

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As a young man, I was a disorganized scientist. My interests had me following varied fields. As was destined, I was approached by a farmer named Wang Wei, who offered me a mysterious substance. He was a poor man and knew that I had interest in the unknown. The substance, in the form of stone, was something I had never seen and heard about before. Its properties were out of this world.

The substance was found in a meteorite. It was an ultimate source of energy. Nothing like it could be found on this planet. 

I had perfected energy extraction form the stone many years back. I invented a number of other machines, powered by the same crystalline substance. I had a Flying Machine, which would fly by flapping its wings like a bird, powered by the stone. I had chosen not to release to the public. 

My dream was different. It was to go back in time to see the age of the Terracotta Warriors.

Due to this intense desire of getting back in time - into the age of the "terracotta army", I was always studying - whether it be scientific research papers, science fiction books or movies. I wanted ideas, lots of ideas..and yes, some motivation to be able to do what I am about to do.

Once, on a cold and rainy day I was reading a non-fiction book which I had rented from an old library. It was about how to make a time machine. Surprisingly, the concepts matched with the theories that I had already researched on in my past few years of study. I decided that I would try making a time machine. I went to some old mechanical workshops and the science malls to get the equipment that I will be needing. 

I went back to my science lab which I had constructed in the basement of my house. I started making the time machine with everything that my gut feelings said. The machine was powered by the stone from space.

I had put together different machinery to make laser boosters. Over the next few days I created the engine, time boost and lots of other equipment. When I finished creating all the pieces I assembled them. I always had my students helping me in my science research and experiments, but this was different and crazy. 

My desire to see the time of "terracotta warriors" had driven me crazy. I was too desperate to think logically. Before the thought of "effect of lasers on my body" entered my brain, I turned the lasers boosters on and then walked onto the time machine. 

I had set the time machine to year of the "King with dragon tail". I stepped on to the pad that was on the floor and turned on the power knob.

It worked.


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Hello. My Name is Wang Shu. I am a Theoretical Physicist and a professor by profession. My students don't call me "Professor Crazy" for no reason. Students know that I am working on something, which can make any person on this planet conclude that I’m mad, - A time Machine. Little do they know, that I’m already there. 

People like you think of time normally as being a straight line… Past to present to future, that’s the normal flow. I have successfully figured out how to alter that. And one strong reason that inspired me to choose this profession and this dream was "The Terracotta Army".

Current excavation of the Terracotta Army only accounts for 1% of the whole Emperor Qin’s Mausoleum, just the tip of the iceberg. But even on this little “tip”, there are still many mysteries waiting to be uncovered. And this was my dream - to uncover all the mysteries related to these warriors. Little did I know that my actions could lead to something that would completely change the world that we live in - "The Return of the Terracotta Army".

Seeing the wonder on Lu Jia'er's face, Jason was very proud. "I have finally received a sense of accomplishment in this lab!"
Lu Jia'er, on hearing his words, turned around and glanced at Jason. "From what?"
"From you!" Jason replied with a laugh.
Lu Jia'er's curious eyes blinked a few times.
Jason smiled and said, "The entire R&D team is almost all men, and occasionally women participate. But you can't experience this sense of accomplishment from showing them!"
Lu Jia'er instantly had a pretty good idea. Even if these high-intelligence men could completely disdain other people's compliments, they were men after all. They still hoped to be worshipped by the opposite sex. As a matter of course, the opposite sex members were graded. The more or less knowledgeable the female worshippers were, the stronger sense of pride they would have in their work.
"One knows little about trades other than his own! In the future, I, as a kindergarten student, will have to bother all of you doctoral tutors for advice and guidance!" said Lu Jia'er.
"Professor Lu, you are being humble. There is expertise involved in every profession. Let's help each other in our work in the future!" Li Zheng replied.
Lu Jia'er smiled faintly and turned her head right ahead when she noticed several staff members in an area to the right of them doing a set of experiments. She became curious. "What tests are they doing?"
Jason looked in the direction where Lu Jia'er's gaze was fixed and then said, "Face recognition!"
"Face recognition?" Lu Jia'er repeated Jason's answer. "It seems like something I've only seen done for technology in Hollywood blockbusters!"
"Yes, science fiction movies are usually the predictors of human science, but the face recognition technology is relatively mature now and no longer merely science fiction!" Jason said.
"Is the physical attractiveness tester we use also based on this technology?" Lu Jia'er asked.
"That is only a shallow application. The facial recognition system developed by our company is currently the most advanced mass face recognition system." Jason said.
As a liberal arts student, Lu Jia'er knew little about these technologies.
However, Li Zheng, who was next to her, continued. "We're going to upgrade it very soon!"
"An upgraded version?" Lu Jia'er was a perfect example of a curious kid today.
Li Zheng was enthusiastic to explain, "The upgraded version is called 'The Eye of Sauron', aka 'The Magic Eye'!"
"The magic eye? As in Sauron in The Lord of the Rings?" asked Lu Jia'er.
"Yes, it is just like Sauron in The Lord of the Rings. After the upgrade, the system can draw data from any terminal video system as well as from any camera in the world. Any person or thing you want to search has nowhere to hide!" Li Zheng relished talking about it with Lu Jia'er.
Lu Jia'er was completely shocked by his words. They had turned the technology that could only be imagined in science fiction movies into reality.
Lu Jia'er's admiration for them had multiplied, but Lu Jia'er also had some worries. The advancement of science and technology so far brought a lot of convenience to human beings, but at the same time one couldn't ignore that human beings were also controlled by it.
For example, if the system of "The Eye of Sauron" was really like the scene in the movie The Lord of the Rings—it would stand lofty above all, reaching the ends of the earth with its light, day and night, closely watching you, leaving one with nowhere to hide. A thing of nightmares!


This is a therapeutic romance novel that mixes psychology and science fiction.

Lu Jia'er is a professor in psychology who is able to read the minds of anyone in the world. One day, she meets a special man, a legendary genius in the IT world rumored to be ugly—Jin Xiangdong.

In fact, he's not ugly, and it's love at first sight for Lu Jia'er. This is compounded by the fact that she can't read his mind. To figure out what's so "special" about him, Lu Jia'er accepts his invitation to join an artificial intelligence research team. In her spare time, she would pursue him.

She: "Can I chase after you?"
He considers for a few seconds. "It wouldn't be easy!"
She: "That's what I call a challenge!"
He gives her a friendly reminder. "Time is precious. Don't waste it."

Turns out that he was right. Not only is he difficult to chase, but he is also mysterious.

When the secrets slowly unravel, what kind of ending could it be?

The snow-capped streets spread all the way up both sides of the street, with houses like Lego blocks spread out in a staggered manner and gentle hills climbing up gradually underfoot.
 
Walking through the quiet roads of the town, the view suddenly opens up to a wide and gentle platform space, with the steep hills and rolling mountains behind it like a natural barrier that blocks out the world. The thick snow covers up the lush greenery and replaces it with silver ski trails that wind down through the dark green forest, outlining a leisurely glimpse of winter.
 
Park City, not far from Salt Lake City, Utah, is known for its skiing and world-famous for the Sundance Film Festival. All of this seems to have a similarity to Telluride. In fact, the two towns, even the layout and style are somewhat similar.
 
The difference is that when the Telluride Film Festival is held, people are still seizing the end of summer, wearing short sleeves and holding Coke, sunbathing on the lawn and enjoying the leisure brought by movies; when the Sundance Film Festival is held, the winter is cold and windy, people are wearing down jackets and holding hot coffee, walking back and forth between the major theaters, welcoming the event belonging to independent films.
 
Since 1983, the Sundance Film Festival, founded by Robert Redford, is now in its twenty-seventh year and has become the largest independent film gathering destination in the United States and the world, with hundreds of independent filmmakers gathering here every year to celebrate.
 
Compared to Telluride's star-studded scene, every year Park City welcomes a large number of new and unfamiliar faces, where there is no awards season, no academy PR, and no commercial hustle and bustle.
 
Telluride can invite such big names as "The King's Speech", "The Social Network" and "127 Hours" to participate in the award season's top films, allowing fans some liberty, but Sundance is all about debut directors, unheard of independent directors, independent works that are hard to win the attention of the awards season, cult films with a unique style, movies, everything is about movies and only about movies.
 
Of course, the film "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" is another story that brings together the two distinctive festivals of Telluride and Sundance.
 
This week, "Like Crazy" is coming to this year's Sundance Film Festival.
 
For a small-budget production with less than $250,000, "Like Crazy" is in an even more bleak position than "Buried".
 
"Buried" cost at least $3 million to make, and part of that was for publicity, so "Buried" was able to enter the Toronto Film Festival and ride the wave to the ranks of the Telluride Film Festival; but "Like Crazy" didn't have that money.
 
They didn't have the money to go to the smaller European festivals to explore the market, and they didn't even have the means to participate in some of the North American festivals, because each of them required registration fees, and then the crew went to the festival to promote the film, and the bus fare, accommodation, food, costumes, etc. were all expenses.
 
Sundance is their only choice - in Park City, independent films enjoy certain privileges; at the same time, Sundance is also their only chance, if they can't find a suitable distributor here, the crew will be in a difficult situation, and it's likely that they won't even be able to enter the art house, which means that the $250,000 investment would be wasted.
 
Perhaps for those rich independent film companies, $250,000 is still a loss. But for Drake Doremus, but can not afford to lose.
 
So, after the Golden Globes, Renly ended a series of brief promotions for "Buried" and then arrived in Park City all the way to Sundance for the promotion of "Like Crazy".
 
However, before the official launch of the campaign, Renly won precious time to return to his fan status and enjoy the Sundance Film Festival.
 
In this town, "Mulholland Drive" is more popular than "The King's Speech", and "The Social Network" is even less popular than "The Guest". If the choice is between "Inception" and "Synecdoche, New York", the former will always be the loser. "Winter's Bone," which made a splash here last year, has been mentioned repeatedly, but people are complaining that the mainstream market has not appreciated the excellence of this work at all ...
 
In front of the cinema, next to the street, in front of the café ... every public place, at any time and anywhere, a small group of people may gather, standing in twos and threes, heatedly discussing their feelings about the movie they just watched. Sometimes, after a movie screening, the entrance to the cinema may gather six or seven small teams, each expressing their own views, passing fans wandering between different teams, looking for their like-minded partners.
 
There are no introductions, no pleasantries, the only way to communicate is through your own opinions and views. This wonderful and unique way of making friends can be said to be one of the brightest scenes at Sundance.
 
At this time, Renly stood next to a small group, not easily open, but listened carefully to their views, and then and their own ideas to confirm each other.
 
"No, I don't think the sci-fi element is the most important thing, it explores our attitude towards mistakes, and thus derives to the attitude towards life ..."
 
"It's a science fiction movie! You're actually saying that the sci-fi elements aren't important? Then what's the most important thing? There's "Another Earth" hanging in the sky, are you just blind to it?"
 
What they were discussing was the movie that had just finished screening, "Another Earth", a small-budget science fiction work that came out of nowhere with a stunning presence. Almost everyone was eager to express their views and opinions.
 
Unlike Toronto, where every work is given a warm following, and also unlike Toronto, which is more or less influenced by the word of mouth of the critics, at Sundance, everyone has their own unique ideas, or right or wrong, or profound or superficial, but what is certain is that everyone is willing to express their opinions and share their views.
 
Seizing the moment, Renly opened his mouth and cut into their conversation.
 
"Both of you are off in your understanding. That is only the first layer of the movie, the real hidden idea in the core of the script is that in parallel spaces, parallel universes, different factors lead to different results, but it is always the same person who makes the choice."
 
Unknowingly, everyone listened sideways to Renly's point of view.
 
"So, when the person's consciousness has all changed, his bilocation in different parallel spaces, or the same person? Or is it that it has split into very different personalities? But if it is split, then is there any point in discussing parallel spaces? Because the other space is already a stranger, no longer himself, we can look at it as another person in the same world, in a different country or a different region, with similar experiences making different choices. The very concept of parallel space has lost its meaning."
 
The discussion, which had been a fierce firefight, suddenly came to a halt because of Renly's words, and the abrupt silence seemed somewhat raw. Surprisingly, no one interrupted such a long discussion, and everyone was caught up in their own thoughts, and it was clear that they were struggling to find the loopholes in Renly's words, and then ready to wait for an opportunity to refute them.
 
At a time when science fiction films are becoming more and more clichéd and genre-driven, it is difficult to find a science fiction work that is fundamentally sound, theoretically sound, and capable of bringing surprises. Who would have thought that this year's Sundance Film Festival would really find a treasure! The appearance of "Another Earth" is really exciting.
 
What's even more rare is that the lead actress of this work, Brit Marling, is also one of the screenwriters, with a bright appearance, good acting skills, and great talent, which is definitely the biggest harvest since Sundance opened three days ago. Moreover, she is only twenty-eight years old.
 
After the screening, it was time for an explosion of ideas, and the audience couldn't wait to discuss - and even argue - about the film, each eager to voice their opinions and share their thoughts. Suddenly, Renly dropped a bombshell, causing everyone to chew on it and think about it.
 
On the other hand, it is clear that "Another Earth" is a good work worth thinking about.
 
"So how do you define parallel space? You mean, everyone's character is the same, so when faced with the same situation, we will still make the same choice, does this mean that the results of different parallel spaces are the same, so that the meaning of parallel space does not exist."
 
Suddenly, a voice came inserted next to him, but no one felt strange, it was a fest that was open to all to participate in the discussion.
 
The person who spoke was a "newcomer" who had just passed by, and after stopping, he joined the discussion directly, cutting into the conversation loudly, and then succeeded in attracting the attention of the crowd.
 
Renly followed the voice and looked over. It was a female audience.
 
Science fiction movies undoubtedly have a huge fan base, and there is no shortage of women among them, but considering the huge base, women are still a small part after all. So, among the geeks and geeks, a female viewer will immediately be treated like a star, and everyone sees it as a rare treasure.
 
But at the moment, everyone was so caught up in the topic of the two men's argument that no one actually looked up to notice the female viewer for a while. Typical geek, isn't it?
 
What surprised Renly was not the gender of the viewer in front of him, but her identity.
 
With snowy skin, long red hair and hard features, she was not a first-look beauty, but had a hard, valiant, heroic look, and even a few small freckles on the tip of her nose left a lasting impression. Hers is Jessica Chastain!

After getting the final relief from his past sufferings, Chu Jiashu was given a second chance when he found himself in the body of an infant from an aristocratic family of Hall. Now, nothing is going to stop him from achieving his long-cherished dream of acting. Enter Renly Hall, a Hollywood miracle of 21st century.


Note from the translator - from me, that is.
   
"Honestly, I get frustrated too much when I look at countless subpar novels being translated day after day. So much human resources wasted. I kinda get what Qidian International is doing, but it is just, I can't bear the notion of having so many wonderful novels that belong to the Chinese platform to be left in the dust. English-speaking community should know of the existence of such brilliant works, and more so, they should enjoy them. The novel is by a Chinese dude "Qiqi Jia D Mao Mao", whatever that might mean, who wrote several showbiz novels (he is probably the best at what he is doing). It is not my work, I'm just a dude who, with the help of two free machine translators (DeepL and good ol' Google), can show you a hidden gem. Wait, you said machine translators? Sadly, yes. I can't speak Chinese at all, but fortunately, this novel is structured in a machine-translation-friendly way, like really so. Most of the time context is saved. I'm just polishing the edges with my superb (not really) editing skills, so you all chaps have a splendid experience with this good staff indeed. Actually, you can go and read machine translation or just wait for my updates. Up to you dudes and dudies. And then I go away...blewb, blewb, blewb, blewb, blewb....."

P.S.
"I am a knife for a hire. So the managers of the site can employ me for this novel, but please don't remove it. Oh, please, I'm begging you on my knees. You guys won't even think of translating this novel, and here I am "translating" it for free,.... well for the time being, that is mwahahaha!"

P.S. for P.S.
This novel does not contain the following:
Harem, definitely not NTR, stupid characters, NTR again (God, I hate NTR (secretly beating the meat for a one in hentai))

But this novel contains:
Great storyline, relatable characters, realistic situations, very fun moments as well as tear jerking ones (so much so, you will find your throat hella sore from crying all the time), surprise after surprise for the decisions that author went with.

You will have a good time indeed
WARNING! READ AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION!

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