What happens after Steve meets a daughter of a millionaire is undeferrable. It's beyond love, money or power!

Due to an unknown event that led to the disappearance of several students in one of Toyko's prominent universities. Strange and powerful creatures began to appear from several areas, not only that, people began to develop some sort of power to help in fending of such creatures. This story takes place in a superhuman society, where everyone's got their own ability, and in they go to a school that takes said ability to train it, hone it to the best of it's power.

As human society drew closer to the adventuring, slaying and defeating monsters. Most humans steered away from the average everyday jobs because of strenuous requirements they had in comparison to the adventuring guild's requirements.

But there is an urban legend, spread across all of New York. And this legend is about the man who calls himself, the Post man.

Although the name sounds ridiculous, everyone knows these stories by heart. Because they are all real...

Disclaimer: This series is now archived for it's remaster. Sincerely, Lord Novel.

Due to an unknown event that led to the disappearance of several students in one of Toyko's prominent universities. Strange and powerful creatures began to appear from several areas, not only that, people began to develop some sort of power to help in fending of such creatures. This story takes place in a superhuman society, where everyone's got their own ability, and in they go to a school that takes said ability to train it, hone it to the best of it's power.

As human society drew closer to the adventuring, slaying and defeating monsters. Most humans steered away from the average everyday jobs because of strenuous requirements they had in comparison to the adventuring guild's requirements.

But there is an urban legend, spread across all of New York. And this legend is about the man who calls himself, the Post man.

Although the name sounds ridiculous, everyone knows these stories by heart. Because they are all real...

IT really EVER dies and if IT returns one more time then one last time for EVER but if HOW should all THIS be possible we try to answer this question with our fanfic with all our love for the Loser Club and with big thanks to Stephen King

"At Christmas it doesn't matter what you find under the tree, but who you find around." (Stephen Littleword)
A small collection of flashfics, where love, the Christmas atmosphere and a pinch of madness are present in every story, ready to warm everyone's hearts.
# 1_ The wish tree (Klaroline)
# 2_ Christmas family (Stelena)
# 3_ You are my Christmas (Bonenzo)
# 4_ A kiss in the snow (Matt and Rebekah)
# 5_ Come back to me. I'll come back to you (Delena)

"At Christmas it doesn't matter what you find under the tree, but who you find around."
 (Stephen Littleword)

A small collection of flashfics, where love, the Christmas atmosphere and a pinch of madness are present in every story, ready to warm everyone's hearts.

# 1_ The wish tree (Klaroline)
# 2_ Christmas family (Stelena)
# 3_ You are my Christmas (Bonenzo)
# 4_ A kiss in the snow (Matt and Rebekah)
# 5_ Come back to me. I'll come back to you (Delena)

[Ding! Congratulation host! You were selected as candidate to become a New God.]

One day, Stephen become participant in the 'Game of New Gods'.

For the chance of resurrecting people close to him, Stephen is ready to pass any tests and trials.

Will he achieve his goal?

After April Fool's Day, roughly 10 days were spent on preparations before production began for 'The Shawshank Redemption' at the Mansfield State Penitentiary in Ohio. The arrangements were done in such a short period partly because Laverne and the others worked efficiently, but mainly because Adrian made preparations in advance. For instance, he settled to shoot the prison scene in the Mansfield State Penitentiary and convinced Tim Robbins to play the lead role.
Among the other appointed casts, Morgan Freeman and James Whitmore agreed right away, whereas Bob Gunton considered for some time before he agreed. Needless to say, the fact that Adrian directed and produced two reputable films with high box office sales, as well as his 'wizard director' title, made things easier for him.
Nonetheless, Tim Robbins rejected the offer at the beginning, and his explanation was that the character was not suitable for him! Adrian who was drinking water when he heard the news almost spat it out because it was hilarious—of course, it was only funny to him—so he decided to pay Tim Robbins a visit.
"He helped those people feel wonderful things again, and he let those who were restricted by the system see a glimpse of hope. He's painful, forbearing, stubborn, and… Perfect. I can't think of anyone else, Tim, I can't think of anyone else who will fit the role more than you will." In Tim Robbins' home that was located on Floss Street, Adrian spoke with rich feelings as he enjoyed the black tea made by Tim's soul mate, the famous Susan Sarandon.
"There are many actors in Hollywood who are more outstanding than me, no?" Robbins seemed to be firm with his answer. Clearly, he was slightly moved at one point, thus Adrian did not know why he rejected the offer.
"Yes, I admit it. At the very start, I considered asking Tom Hanks to play the role, but I concluded that you're still the best fit. I don't know why Tim. I watched almost all of your performances, including 'Howard the Duck', 'Cadillac Man', and 'The Player' which just screened a few days ago. Honestly, none of the images are suitable, but my instinct still tells me that you're the Andy who won't give up," Adrian said in an extremely serious tone, "I believe my instinct, which is why I didn't ask that you to come for an audition."
Subsequently, he turned to look at Susan Sarandon. "Isn't that how it should be, Susan? Some birds can't be locked up, because their feathers are too bright. When they fly away, you know that it's a sin to trap them, so you'll feel uplifted. Isn't Tim a bird like that?"
Although Adrian did not know why Robbins rejected him, he knew that he needed to use a side approach if a direct approach was ineffective. As expected, Sarandon who saw the script began persuading Robbins, and the two of them debated softly at a corner for some time before Robbins accepted the offer.
Afterward, Adrian found out that Robbins rejected the offer in the first place mainly because he just finished the publicizing work for 'The Player'. As such, he planned to spend time with Sarandon for a few days, but he no longer had an excuse since she suggested he take the job.
"Everyone, pay attention, this is the first scene for 'The Shawshank Redemption', and I hope that everyone can work together well, thank you," Adrian said to the crowd loudly through a speaker as he stood on a lift.
The first scene was Andy being sent to prison. Adrian chose this scene to be the first because it was easier to control, and he hoped that the extras could use this time to practice.
While the exterior of the Mansfield State Penitentiary was well-maintained, such that many films were shot there, the interior was terrible. Renovations to the place would cost more than building a set in a film studio, so only outdoor scenes were shot there. However, most of the outdoor shots were big scenes, and they did not have enough extras at that moment, thus Adrian even contacted the penitentiary to have a number of their workers make a cameo. With the number of people, even the slightest problem would require them to retake shots.
"Get everyone ready, we'll begin a test shot in 10 minutes," Adrian contacted the people below through a walkie talkie. He was on the lift with the camera at that moment, and as he previously mentioned to Spielberg, he still lacked the ability to handle big scenes. If he could actually make a great shot this time, he would be a qualified director.
"Action!" Following the command, the shooting began. It was a wide scenic shot that overlooked the area, which started from the front of the penitentiary to around the field, then moved toward the mesh wire entrance before it stopped. It was a big test for the person behind the camera.
It was Adrian's first time shooting from so high up, hence it was inevitable that he would be afraid. Nevertheless, his negative emotions vanished as soon as he held the camera and focused on shooting the scene.
'Maybe deep down in my heart, I have a bit of idealism.' Adrian laughed at himself after he got off the lift.
There was no problem with the scene—if the scene was messed up even when the preparations were completely done, no acting was needed, and only a few extras had to run around, the director and the producer could be considered useless—but numerous problems arose for the subsequent shots.
Since the setting was between the 40s to 50s, all tools used had to match the era. Outfits were not a problem, but transportation was an issue. Most of the vehicles used in that era could only be found in museums or had become personal collections, let alone the vehicle used to escort someone to prison. Thanks to the penitentiary, they managed to get a usable one before the shooting started, but it was too old, where it kept breaking down every ten feet.
Apart from that, there were many bloopers, a few people who kept getting their lines wrong, and some who even pushed the vertical mesh wire over as they were too excited. Luckily, nobody was injured.
Though Adrian expected those situations to happen, he could not help but feel frustrated, yet he had to hold it in to repeat the shots. That being said, it was comforting that Morgan Freeman, Tim Robbins, James Whitmore, and Bob Gunton were wonderful performers, especially Tim and Morgan who grasped their character's traits easily. Thus, their shots were completed smoothly.
"Why am I in such a hurry? Because I don't have much time. According to my plan, it'll be best to finish both the outdoor scenes and indoor scenes in three weeks," Adrian answered when he was questioned by Nathan White.
Nathan was the producer sent by Universal Pictures and was only in charge of reporting the financial expenditures of the crew to the company. Universal was rather hesitant about investing in the film at the start because they thought that Adrian was producing a film that was adapted from one of Stephen King's horror novels, but they eventually concluded that it was worth the investment based on Adrian's performance. However, they later realized that the novel was one of the novels from Stephen King's medium-length collection that received the worst reviews, hence they were troubled.
It was a well-known fact that Stephen King was famous for his horror novels, but it was the exact reason he was often criticized by mainstream critics. While the author was not bothered, it was inevitable for him to feel angry after a long time, so he wrote a few medium-length novellas that were absolutely unrelated to ghosts and devils—other than the last novella that involved the supernatural—then combined them into a collection. Sadly, once the collection went on the market, the publisher told him to just focus on writing horror novels.
The remark came as a huge impact for Stephen King, who then stopped writing similar artistic novels. At the same time, he rarely talked about the collection, which was why Adrian was surprised that Laverne acquired the adaptation rights of 'The Shawshank Redemption' so quickly.
Given the circumstances, it was hard for Adrian to convince Universal. After all, the novel collection's sales were terrible, and he was still new. Had he produced 'Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels', and 'Memento' in two years instead, Universal would take the gamble without hesitation, but they did not know how the current film would turn out to be. Fortunately, Brandt who was asked to give them advice said something that gave them confidence.
"Think about it, gentlemen. When we wanted to get the scripts of 'Scream' and 'American Pie' from him, what was he doing?" Brandt asked them.
Precisely, how many directors in Hollywood were like Adrian? In the end, knowing that he was going to work with Spielberg, Universal invested 10 million dollars in the film, and they sent Nathan to report the expenditures to the company as a way to show their trust.
"You're planning to finish this film in 6 weeks? But the schedule states that it's estimated to go on for 2 months." Nathan was clearly shocked. He initially approached Adrian upon seeing him grumbling.
"Plans are always done to prepare for the worst." Adrian shrugged. "As long as everyone performs well without making simple mistakes, I can definitely finish shooting every scene in 6 weeks."
"But…" Nathan was speechless. A total investment of over 20 million dollars was considered above-average in Hollywood, and in terms of shooting a film, the investment, its speed, and its quality were never directly proportional. He wondered, 'Looks like Adrian's used to shooting very quickly in the past, so he's doing the same now, but…'
"With me, speed and quality are directly proportional." Adrian who seemed to have read his mind smiled. "I know that you might not believe me now, but I'll prove to you that I'm good at creating miracles!"
Following that, he walked toward the camera without looking back, then called out to everyone else, "Alright, fellas, break time's over, let's continue!"


In the ‘90s era, Adrian Cowell was just a rich young man living it up in Los Angeles who had spent years in indulgence and often caused trouble. Unable to allow his behavior to continue, his parents changed their will before their passing and he was no longer able to live as extravagantly as he did before. However, Adrian's fate took a turn one night while trying to fix his bedside lamp which led to Zhang Haoxuan, a man from the future who had time-traveled after being intoxicated, to possess his body.
Assuming his new identity as ‘Adrian’, he utilizes his absurd memory for films in his former life as Zhang Haoxuan, as well as Adrian’s wealth and connections, to replicate films that have been produced in the future — determined to dominate the Hollywood scene.
Watch Adrian as he rises to be the king of Hollywood, a figure who will be envied by many!


I sit alone in my room in my corner reading chair with a book open in my hands. Books are my life, they are the adventures I have, the realities I live. I mainly read adventure and magic books about going on a journey, such as The Hobbit. They are the adventures I can't experience myself in real life. The harsh reality.
In my sweatpants and tie-dye shirt, I read Firestarter by Stephen King when my mother walks in with a box. "I got a surprise for you sweetie," she smiles.
Mother places the box in my lap and I open the box with excitement. Inside is another Stephen King book, another to add to my collection. I hug my mom tight and thank her. "You didn't have to do this."
"I wanted to sweetie, I know he's your favorite author. It's to apologize."
"Apologize for what? You have nothing to be sorry for," I mention. This is weird, what could she be apologizing for?
"You have to come to a meeting for the company. I know you don't like coming to these type of things but you have to. We're meeting up with another company to discuss business and you're involved. Your father has an announcement to make," she explains.
I hate meetings. I don't have much to do with the company right now and I don't plan to for a while. I'm supposed to take over the company one day, which I am excited about, but right now I'm focusing on myself and how I can improve myself. Self reflection is something I do a lot, I want to be the best version of me I can be. I do it for myself, I have no one I'm trying to impress, but when the time comes that I meet someone I want to pursue, then I can be the best me towards the person. I would love to be a father one day, but now isn't the time. Yes, I'm 22, but it feels too early for me.
I get up and change into some dark jeans and a button down light blue shirt. Slipping on some brand loafer shoes and head out my bedroom door with my book in hand. I walk downstairs to see my parents on the couch in the living room.
"Ready to go?" My father asks as he stands from the couch and faces me.
"Yes, father," I replied. I don't have the closest relationship with my father, him being busy all the time, but we have an understanding towards one another about our roles.
"Let's go then." My father heads towards the front door and leaves the house with me and my mother following behind him. My parents go into the front seats, my father in the driver seat and my mother in the passenger seat, of the car as I get into the back seat behind my mother. On the drive to the meeting place I read two more chapters of my book. This place is further away than usual. I think we passed our company already. We arrive in another rich area of the town and park in front of a fancy restaurant. This should be interesting.

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