This will be a collection of short stories that I have written over the years. There will be some stories with male leads and other with female leads. Some stories will be fantasy, mystery, realistic fiction, LGBTQ+, science fiction, and more. If some are "popular" enough and any reader likes the story, I can create a "sequel" or just extend the story a bit. Anyways, I'll leave a brief description before the start of each story and the chapter titled will really be the title of the short story. Hopefully anyone reading enjoys :)

*There will be gore and violent content in some of the stories; various topics such as mental illnesses, abuse(verbal/physical), negative stereotypes, etc.; as well as some crude language that may bother or not be suitablefor some readers.* 

(I will put a warning on the chapters where it is more pronounced.)

This will be a collection of short stories that I have written over the years.

There will be some stories with male leads and other with female leads.

Some stories will be fantasy, mystery, realistic fiction, LGBTQ+, science fiction, slice of life, and more. 

If some are "popular" enough and any reader likes the story, I can create a "sequel" or just extend the story a bit. 

Anyways, I'll leave a brief description before the start of each story and the chapter titled will really be the title of the short story. 

Hopefully anyone reading enjoys :)

Within this collection of short stories that explore science fiction and hardships, the protagonist creates better realities of our world and/or a better understanding of him/herself.

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The end of the 20th century proved a difficult period for Russian literature, with relatively few distinct voices. Although the censorship was lifted and writers could now freely express their thoughts, the political and economic chaos of the 1990s affected the book market and literature heavily. The book printing industry descended into crisis, the number of printed book copies dropped several times in comparison to Soviet era, and it took about a decade to revive.

Among the most discussed authors of this period were Victor Pelevin, who gained popularity with first short stories and then novels, novelist and playwright Vladimir Sorokin, and the poet Dmitry Prigov. A relatively new trend in Russian literature is that female short story writers Tatyana Tolstaya or Lyudmila Petrushevskaya, and novelists Lyudmila Ulitskaya or Dina Rubina have come into prominence. The tradition of the classic Russian novel continues with such authors as Mikhail Shishkin and Vasily Aksyonov.

Detective stories and thrillers have proven a very successful genre of new Russian literature: in the 1990s serial detective novels by Alexandra Marinina, Polina Dashkova and Darya Dontsovawere published in millions of copies. In the next decade Boris Akunin who wrote more sophisticated popular fiction, e.g. a series of novels about the 19th century sleuth Erast Fandorin, was eagerly read across the country.

Science fiction was always well selling, albeit second to fantasy, that was relatively new to Russian readers. These genres boomed in the late 1990s, with authors like Sergey Lukyanenko, Nick Perumov, Maria Semenova, Vera Kamsha, Alexey Pekhov, Anton Vilgotskyand Vadim Panov. A good share of modern Russian science fiction and fantasy is written in Ukraine, especially in Kharkiv,[20] home to H. L. Oldie, Alexander Zorich, Yuri Nikitin and Andrey Valentinov. Many others hail from Kiev, including Marina and Sergey Dyachenkoand Vladimir Arenev. Significant contribution to Russian horror literature has been done by Ukrainians Andrey Dashkov and Alexander Vargo.

Russian poetry of that period produced a number of avant-garde greats. The members of the Lianosovo group of poets, notably Genrikh Sapgir, Igor Kholin and Vsevolod Nekrasov, who previously chose to refrain from publication in Soviet periodicals, became very influential, especially in Moscow, and the same goes for another masterful experimental poet, Gennady Aigi. Also popular were poets following some other poetic trends, e.g. Vladimir Aristov and Ivan Zhdanov from Poetry Club and Konstantin Kedrov and Elena Katsuba from DOOS, who all used complex metaphors which they called meta-metaphors. In St. Petersburg, members of New Leningrad Poetry School that included not only the famous Joseph Brodsky but also Victor Krivulin, Sergey Stratanovsky and Elena Shvarts, were prominent first in the Soviet-times underground - and later in mainstream poetry.

Some other poets, e.g. Sergey Gandlevsky and Dmitry Vodennikov, gained popularity by writing in a retro style, which reflected the sliding of newly-written Russian poetry into being consciously imitative of the patterns and forms developed as early as in the 19th century.

this is made for the purpose of getting the authors badge  at any rate I'll just compile world literature

Yuki Leigh- "What is Running Inside My Head?"
....
I look around my bed and find dozens of sheets lying on the floor. The pads belong to me as I jerk my hand across the pages, looking for references that I can use for the competition.
Roxanne perches herself on the corner of the room, as usual, playing the same portable game repeatedly. She does not want to switch gears and do something like her hobby. Roxy is the type of person to do things she likes and wants.
Nobody can stop her, not even me.
"What are you going to write about the competition?" Despite her egocentric personality and hobbies, she is curious enough to know about my work and everything around her.
"I think I'm going to make something emotional and sad," I give her a reply, while typing the first few sentences of my chapter. "I want to make my readers feel something, you know?"
Short stories usually have 1,000 and above words. Although there is a thing called "Flash fiction" that ranges up to 500 words, the contest has its criteria that we, authors, need to follow.
There is no required platform for me to write and send my stories to the competition. As long as I can send them my story, the coordinator will include my work as an entry for the competition.
The only problem with short stories is their plot. Explaining the goals and characters is possible to write but onerous to do. I can make the story longer, but it beats the sense out of making a short narrative.
What I usually do is write something simple yet brings mixed emotions to the readers. If an author can pull this off, then the story will reach the reader's hearts in no time.
For my short story draft, I want to write something that can grab the audience's interests. I want to make them remember this sad story, and convey the feelings of the characters.
"Hehehe~," A horrible, evil laugh escapes out of my mouth as I type the words on the online writing platform of my laptop.
"Here she goes again," Roxanne rolls her eyes and resumes back to her game, defeating the boss for the nth time. "Yuki would slaughter their hearts for sure."
It is better to write in a comfortable environment. That specific location allows your brain to work efficiently and more actively than surrounding yourself with noise that rings your ear.
I have my roommate here with me (Roxanne), but I order her to mute herself whenever I am working. If I want to be honest with myself, I bribe her with portable games and shut her mouth in an instant.
"Remember, a favourable setting brings you to the wonderland-where you explain your dreams through words." I wrote that as my author's statement for my first published book.
I had thought about it on a whim, and now I am stuck with that quote linked in my name.
Before getting all this fame, I was once a rookie who knew nothing about writing. Heck, I don't even know how to write at all!
But that thought never hindered me from what I am today. There will come a time that new authors will receive their first haters. Many of them are trolls to pull you down like a crab grabbing its food from the sands.
You will never know, but you know that those are crabs. It hurts once the crabs pinch you with their claws. The pain is nothing compared to reality.
I do not know what I am saying. And that's what I wrote in my book, after all.
Despite these circumstances, I always advise many authors to avoid these scums.
The haters, I mean.
They are not worth the time and effort. You are not obliged to give the bullies a reply. But if you do, then thank these negative people for giving your novel a try.
Who are they to even shame you or your novel? They do not lay the plate down on your table when you are hungry.
Short stories and novels are not much of a difference. Both of them need a plot, characters, settings, and more.
And the most prominent thing that every author needs to remember is the conflict. A good problem drives the story. The readers are paying close attention to the solutions and redeem themselves with the answers.
Authors must write their characters in three-dimensional, or we like to call it "real people" in our vocabularies. They have goals to achieve, wishes to get and even emotions that can relate to the readers.
Villains are one thing that you need to consider.
Antagonists in short stories are not that recommended to apply, especially when you also need to explain their side. And always remember that the villain has their morals and their ways of dealing with the matter.
The antagonist and the protagonist butt their heads against something that they believe. It can be anything that the author could think of, and that's what I do with my stories.
There are times you need to gather your thoughts and plan the story before putting it into words. I know that feeling very well since I write thousands of storylines that I have not glued to paper.
Having a well-made plot drags the readers into the extensive abyss. That novel will keep a reader all night trying to ask for questions, and even more questions once answered.
If the author plans on making a science fiction or fantasy type of genre, then playing with Science is a key to victory. If I remember it correctly, most people call it "world-building". It is to help readers to visualise the sceneries of the surroundings.
Another valuable tip that I usually apply in my novels and stories is to exercise my brain with unfamiliar words. Simple texts are easier to understand than complex words with hidden meanings. You can reach innumerable readers with simple words and plot, and that is alright!
The complex vocables turn the book into a hellish nightmare for the readers. Remember the crab that pulls you to its burrow? Imagine the crab turning into a spider, with its cobs buried underground. That's the metaphor that labyrinthine words do to readers.
And, for the second time, I do not know what I am thinking. I blurt everything that comes into mind, and this helps me with my work!
The last gratuity I do is exercising my brain with puzzling scenarios where I describe something out of the blue. An example that I use for my anonymous readers in my fanbase is "how can you describe the colour red to a blind person?". It is not the best practice, but it helps me from time to time enhance my narrating skills into shape.
"I also need to write that down," I mumble to myself and note every bit of detail running through my mind.
I take a glance at Roxanne, who is still busy with her game. I am stuck in a bottleneck, trying to define the scenes inside my head.
"Hey, Roxanne," I call out for her attention, while tapping my feet on her waist.
"What do you want?"
"How would you feel if the aliens took me away right now?"
Roxy immediately switches the power off in the console and looks at me with a bewildering face. It almost feels like she is about to cry in front of me when he hears the abrupt question.
"Are you going to leave me too?" She finally voices her expressions and wails. Soon, the tears coming from her eyes fill the floor, creating a salty puddle enough for the ants to swim around.
"No, silly," I reply and give her a quick pat. "Reference."
With that single word, she reverts to her older self and eventually answers my random question.
"Then I will be a spy and hunt down those aliens who kidnapped you!" Roxy responds in an elated tone, almost frightening enough to send a shiver down my spine.
"Is that a knife she is holding?" I ask myself, hallucinating a blade sharp enough to slice anything, gripping it in her hands.
I shake my head and answer, "That did not help me at all."
Roxanne firmly nods to my remark, agreeing to what I have just said.
I occasionally ask people what they would feel about something in a situation. Their answers are valuable to me and serves as an option that I can reconsider when my characters get stricken with the plot. I will use their insights into my own and create the following points of the story.
That's how I compile my stories into chapters.
"So, how are you going with your short story?" Roxanne leans closer to my desk and peers at the screen.
Her eyes suddenly shed a tear as it slides on her cheeks as she read the first few lines of the chapter. After all, the story is about a father who had lost his son, whom he really loves.

"Let me colour your world with these words..."

Yuki Leigh, your average teenage girl, has a knack for writing stories. She goes to Japan, together with her best friend, Roxanne. They enrol themselves in the International Japanese School to chase their dreams. Leigh also becomes famous because of her works, making a title of her known as the Queen of Gores or The Lady in Blood. But nobody knows who exactly this “Yuki”-her pen name is since she never reveals her face in public.

Those quiet days instantly change when Yuki browses the internet and sees a manga adaptation of her light novel series under the artist name “Nick”, who she assumes is a student going to the same school, and she is right! She refuses anyone to adapt her story, given that these written texts hold something dear inside her heart.

It is the only source of happiness Yuki has when she feels alone inside her room.

Upon noticing the positive feedback of the manga, Yuki would let Nickson pass this chance only if he transfers a share of his earnings to poverty or charity. That is all Yuki wants to hear.

They sit next to each other and not uttering a single word despite being classmates inside the room. Everything is going swimmingly to the two, not until the student council elections show up. They want to claim the prize of “not attending any lecture in class” following their jobs as mangaka and author.

Yuki then meets Nickson’s relatives, who are not on good terms. She thinks that joining their affairs would make her and Nickson’s situation worse. But her emotions change when Yuki notices Nickson’s sudden shift of mood during examinations or in meetings. He is neglecting his work in the student council, grabbing the attention of the school and the two former student council officers. Eventually, she helps Nickson in her own way. Because of Yuki’s sudden interruption in his life, Nickson finally takes an interest in this light novel author. 

There are a lot of things going on as well! The three join a club, family problems, and relationship status they need to work out.

The club advisor, Benjamin Tsai, gives the author and the artist tips on creating masterpieces of their works. He also becomes their mentor when they feel stuck in a bottleneck. Benjamin is an avid fan of both Nickson and Yuki, so he knows everything about them, including their styles.

Along the way, they meet some friends and make a group together to prepare themselves for the university. If they want to pursue their passion, they need to do well for the upcoming entrance exams. Everything becomes serious and dull, considering they need to plan for their future jobs and roles. 

Yuki expresses her doubts about becoming a full-pledge light novel author, knowing that it will be a risky job for her to make money. Leigh admits she was lucky enough to win the competition before, but what will she do right now that she is losing her popularity as an author? 

This novel is a rollercoaster of happiness, sorrow, and other emotions from the characters. Every reader will unravel their stories one volume at a time, while the two, Yuki and Nickson, commit themselves as romantic couples soon. The story doesn’t need to be fast paced or slow since they will encounter problems and solve them one at a time. 
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I referenced the characters to the people I know. But keep in mind that I separate their lives and create fictional events on my own. I don’t have any opinions of what the character will do since the story explains everything in the present tense. All of them will have their characteristics, strengths and weaknesses. 

Huge thanks to these awesome people who are supporting this book! Especially to @Snowphira. She is the artist/illustrator of this novel. If you want to see Nickson’s illustrations, I will post them inside the first few chapters in the comment section!

Cheers, and have a wonderful life, everyone!


Book Cover not mine.

"Old Shen, do you have the confidence?" Shen Xi offered her father a fist bump.
Shen Zhangqing bumped her fist and said, "You must trust your father, do you understand? Apart from being fat, your dad is fine, and his brain still functions normally!"
Shen Xi happily returned to her room to prepare her proposal.
Shen Zhangqing watched as his daughter hummed a tune and skipped joyfully into her room. Then, he embraced Yun Jinping with red-rimmed eyes. "Don't worry, dear. I won't let you and Xixi down."
Yun Jinping nodded and replied with a hoarse voice, "How much pain has our Xixi endured at the Su family?"
Shen Zhangqing comforted her, "She's grown up and can't remain a child forever. She has matured, and we should be happy about it."
Their daughter used to be a bit stubborn and feisty, yet innocent. She had become more reliable after living with the Su family.
"I don't want her to be so mature." Yun Jinping grieved.
Of course, she knew that it was a good thing that her daughter had matured.
Nonetheless, her daughter had to go through so much misery before attaining her maturity!
Halfway through her draft, Shen Xi's received a notification on QQ[1]. Her website's editor sent her a message and informed her that someone wanted to buy the rights to her novel. She was asked whether she was willing to sell it.
Every girl had a dream of becoming a princess. She would dream of her Prince Charming, who would visit her on his white steed and marry her.
Back when she was still a naïve little girl, she loved to daydream.
When she was in middle school, she would serialize novels on the web.
At first, she wrote about princes and princesses.
When her writing skills improved, she published a few novels about high school romances.
It sounded embarrassing. Until today, her wiki profile still stated that she was a well-known writer of highschool love stories.
Later, as print media gradually became obsolete, she got busier than usual.
The publication requirements were strict and she did not have the time to edit her stories every day. She was not in urgent need of the money either, so she changed her pseudonym and wrote romance stories on the web.
It was her first work after switching to writing web novels and a cross between the genres of political fiction, historical fiction and fantasy. The female lead, who survived a genocide, came back with a vengeance. The series was known as "The Favored Advisor of the Golden Age". 
Later, it got published and the rights to the novel were sold. It was adapted as a web series known as "The Smiling Nation". However, the story was heavily butchered and the show was widely regarded as a flop.
Much later, Shen Xi's legs and hands were crippled and her face got disfigured. After her dream of becoming a celebrity was smashed to smithereens, she began to delve into her own world. Words were the only things that could calm her troubled soul.
When her personality changed and became more inspired, she started writing science fiction. She published around 20 science fiction novels.
The ideas and scope surrounding science fiction novels were massive and not easy to adapt for the big screen. Hence, when she was still alive, her books became bestsellers and accumulated a large fanbase. The rights to her novels were expensive, but there were no film adaptations.
Throughout her writing career, her editor, publisher and fans only knew of her pseudonym. She kept her real identity a secret. 
This information was classified. Yet, after her death, all of her achievements were falsely claimed by Su Ruowan.
Su Ruowan appropriated her pseudonym and won the Hugo Award using Shen Xi's novels, thus becoming China's number one science-fiction novelist.
Her old pseudonym was brought up as well.
The media and fans went into a frenzy as they worshipped the talented Su Ruowan.
Eventually, "The Favored Advisor of the Golden Age" was adapted as a film and it was a tremendous success. Her other science fiction novels were not neglected either, as, one-by-one, films were made for each of them. They became blockbusters and were world-famous.
[1] QQ is a popular instant messaging app in China.


In her past life, Shen Xi always longed for love and validation from her parents, members of the wealthy Su family. Unfortunately, the attention that she yearned for was stolen by the family’s fake heiress – her elder sister, Su Ruowan. 
As a result of Su Ruowan’s evil plans, Shen Xi was crippled, disfigured and eventually died of leukemia. However, in a surprising turn of events, Shen Xi was reborn. Returned to the time when she was a seventeen-year-old teenager, she’ll set things right and get her revenge against the Su family. 


Let's start with a master of the science fiction short form. This is the title story for Chiang's stunning collection Exhalation: Stories, which released in 2019. The entire collection is worth the read, but "Exhalation" is a great entry-point. It follows an alien scientist investigating a curious incident that grows into an astounding discovery with universal consequences. I took from this story as a deep reflection on the loss of natural resources and the depletion of the environment. As with all of Chiang's work, this story will have you thinking about it, its philosophy, its explorations of self, long after you finish reading the last word.

What lies were they embracing? This was the lie that a very large number of people in Merica chose to believe without even thinking: The lie that all the advanced technologies of Z country were stolen from Merica. This lie had been repeated for a thousand times, 10,000 times, by the politicians of Merica and their media. This lie appeared in every corner of the country. Not only did the majority of Merican citizens believe this lie, but even the creators of such lies believed them on a subconscious level. Hence, they then subconsciously continued to spread such lies.
"But what they don't know is that lies are always lies! Even if it is repeated a thousand times, 10,000 times, it is still a lie! It cannot become a so-called 'truth.' It is very easy to expose this kind of lie. We'll simply let the people of Merica experience the products of Xing Hai Technologies. The people of Merica will discover that Xing Hai Technologies' products have powerful functions, that they are irreplaceable and bring about endless convenience. But there is no Merican company that has launched similar products. When scientists in Merica find out that their country has missed out on a golden opportunity and are starting to fall behind because of the arrogance and stupidity of the politicians, I believe that they will then voice their rationality and clarity, criticizing the lies that are poisoning the future of Merica. This will allow the M country to wake up from their dream of ridiculous self-importance. Actually, this kind of mentality from Merica country is very normal. Our country experienced it too. At that time, our rulers thought that Z country was a 'celestial empire lacking for nothing.' They regarded science and technology as 'strange and dirty tricks.' They closed themselves off from the world and lived in their own happy little bubble. They chose to isolate the country. In the end, they quickly became a joke when they were faced with the colonists' unyielding ship and powerful cannons. The impact quickly caused them to go into a state of extreme inferiority. For the next 200 years, this led to the subservient spirit of Z people, which still persists in some today. It's hard to stand up tall again. This is the consequence of indulging in lies! Now Merica has also sunk into a self-numbing state. Well, we'll congratulate them; they should stay in this state of arrogance for a while more! The longer they remain arrogant, the longer they will be stuck in an inferior state in the future, maybe even double the time! Seeing the huge gap between us, I think that even some Mericans couldn't help but feel inferior and subservient. As for those who are still repeating lies like good little robots, they will get the retribution that they deserve. They will be completely crammed into the trash can like a pile of ugly garbage. The more arrogant they are now, the worse they will fall. They will only feel a greater sense of frustration and disappointment."
Therefore, their lies could not hurt Xing Hai Technologies. Ultimately they would only be hurting their own interests and self-esteem. Chen Jin would not be afraid of such accusations and attacks. "Old Ling, if this is the case, then make a declaration: If Merica does not revoke the sanctions against Xing Hai Technologies, we cannot commence a working partnership with Merica. Unless the sanctions are revoked! Only then is it possible for the two sides to collaborate." To be honest, the country that currently had the highest level of scientific research and the best quality of scientists on earth should still be Merica. The majority of the world's top scientific research talents were working in Merica.
Chen Jin was rather covetous of these talents. As a result, due to the opposition by the Congress of Merica, his plan to absorb top talents could be described as a "partial failure." But Chen Jin was not in a hurry! "100% Science Lab" was a game that was accelerating the development of the earth's technology at a speed ten times faster as compared to previous years. If the Merican congress delayed for a day, other countries would have made 10 days worth of progress. If the Merican congress delayed for a year, other countries would have made 10 years worth of progress. If they insisted on being so stubborn; let's see who gives in first!
Moreover, the level of science and technology on Haierfa was more than 200 years ahead. The scientists on earth were still in the "remedial" stage. Currently, there was not much use for them. So it was not urgent. Chen Jin was not in a hurry at all. In fact, he was eager for the Merican Congress to waste two more years until they felt that something was wrong.
"Hmm, I understand, President Chen." Ling Jundong nodded.
　　...
In Mid-February, shortly after the release of the foreign edition of "100% Science Lab," Xing Hai Technologies made another major move. They announced their entry into the entertainment sector. With a capital injection of 3 billion, they established a subsidiary company called "Xing Hai Entertainment."
The entertainment businesses that this subsidiary company planned to get into included novels, advertisements, movies, animation, music, and so on. For the novel category, he intended to create a "Xing Hai Sci-fi Novel Platform." Its main feature was to collect a variety of science fiction, preferably hard-core science fiction! Long, medium, or short-form works, all would be accepted. As long as one's sci-fi novel was exciting, one would be able to submit his stories to "Xing Hai Sci-fi Novel Platform."
Xing Hai Entertainment's film, animation, and music departments would be mainly serving the Xing Hai sci-fi novels. All the sci-fi works that became popular on the platform and had great potential would have the chance to be made into a film or animation! It could be adapted into a movie, web drama, animation, etc. The creator of the story would gain huge amounts of attention and a lot of money. This was undoubtedly a great temptation for the majority of authors; it would attract them to join "Xing Hai Sci-fi Novel Platform" and publish their own works. They would also work hard to create excellent science fiction works and strive for their works to be made into movies and animations. They would then achieve both fame and fortune. After all, with the technological prowess of Xing Hai Technologies, it was impossible for their stories to be made into bad films and thus destroying it in the process. Only classic after classic would be created.
Out of the trust for Xing Hai Technologies, he believed that many talented sci-fi authors would be willing to join this platform under "Xing Hai Entertainment." The sci-fi literary culture of Z country would be cultivated thusly. The number of sci-fi enthusiasts would increase; the number of people who were inclined towards the sciences and delve into science would increase. These factors would eventually turn Z country into a sci-fi power. Chen Jin could also benefit from it. One aspect of it was economic; on the other hand, the process could also collect a lot of talents, and open up new ways of thinking for Nuwa and Alice... Sometimes the advancement of technology required a major shift in thinking, and some really good talents could even represent a glimmer of hope in their darkest hour.
As for the advertising department of Xing Hai Entertainment, this department had already been created long ago. They made hundreds of advertisements promoting Xing Hai Technologies' products. Some of the advertisements had content that was funny, some were extremely interesting. Some had magnificent scenes and beautifully detailed graphics. Nearly all were classics.
"The second outstanding film and television company after Hua Yao Film and Television." This was the evaluation given by the majority of netizens for Xing Hai Technologies' advertisements. Now Chen Jin transferred the company's advertising department into "Xing Hai Entertainment," which was to allow the advertising department to continue to represent Xing Hai Technologies' unacknowledged side business and produce more good advertisements.
After Chen Jin got his staff to release the news that "Xing Hai Entertainment Company" was about to be established, suddenly a huge commotion was created in the entertainment circle. Netizens exclaimed in surprise and clapped their hands.
"The entertainment circle is done for. Now that the strongest whale in history has entered the scene, the little goldfish are trembling!"
"Xing Hai Technologies should have entered the field long ago! I am fed up with the domestically produced shitty movies that are flooding the market!"
"The above comment is too harsh. There are many bad films, but there have also been a lot of good domestic movies made in the past few years. I can only say that it's a mixed bag. It's the same in foreign countries."
"It is a good thing that Xing Hai Technologies is entering the field. The quantity of excellent film and television works will definitely increase. Personally, I look forward to it."
"Welcome to Xing Hai Technologies for entering the entertainment field. I only have one requirement: I don't want young hunks! I don't watch any movies with young hunks! No exception!"
"To the above comment, +1"
In addition, shortly after the news was published, Chen Jin received several calls on his mobile phone.


Through a mysterious portal, Chen Jin arrived at this strange place - a post-apocalyptic world where civilization had been destroyed. 

Consequently, he found -

A piece of metal scrap
A robot trash collector
A battleground
A city
A ton and more of gold
A copy of high-tech documents
A...
In short, Chen Jin found a planet.

Welcome, I am making a new book on a science fiction story. It will a book normally for who love science of space and robots or who go in robotics as this book will give you creating structures of robot in which there will be an alien land and Robot land in the universe which will be created by the humans but there will be other chapters which will boom your mind. If you love my science fiction stories comment me to write on any topic you want , I will do my best for that.

A story of robot who lived in parallel universe in which earth is fifteen years forward than present India. Take your seat belts to ride the future universal my own created story.

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