Adara Carr wants nothing more than to nurture her faith under her mother’s close guidance. However, on her sixteenth birthday her mother is killed in front of her by a creature not of this world, and she was to blame. In return she was given a gift from the Gods to right the evil doings of the world. Follow along as her faith is tested.

story from literotica
(To the reader if mc c*clord by someone just put warning in the title of the story.)
I still don't read some of the story.. so I don't know if that story going to ntr(netorare)... well you can leave some comment to the title to alert someone... thats that....
I upload this for my own to read....

What is a title? The title is the core of your book, it gives it a definition. What is the use of the title? The title is the first thing people see when exploring books. Having that perfect catchy title will help you hook up more readers.

Now how to make this Catchy Title? Well here are a few tips in creating a fitting title for your fiction. Number One,  Brainstorm ideas. Write down every word that comes to mind about your story. Include keywords about the topic, character names, phrases you love, and anything else that comes to mind. Arrange these in different combinations to see if anything speaks to you.

Here is an example of an Array of words: Hero, Ryan, Magical, Fantasy, Swords, Adventure.

Example of a Bad Title: The Hero Ryan's Magical Adventure in a Fantasy World

Compared to this Catchy Title: A Hero's Journey or Ryan's Magical Adventure.

or you can make it shorter: The Unsung Hero or Child's Dream

Second, Study titles in your genre. Look for stories or books that are popular with your target audience. Readers may be drawn to your work because it reminds them of something they already like.

For example, many young adult fantasy novels hinge on one or two intriguing words: Twilight, Bitten, Cinder, The Selection.

There is something called the Internet where you can search for different examples of Titles for the same genre.

Examples of Video Game fiction titles: The Legend of Zelda, Game Consoles, Moonlight Sculptor, Trapped in a Video Game.

Examples of Fantasy fiction titles: Harry Potter, Is it wrong to pick up girls in the dungeon? , Alice in Wonderland, Percy Jackson

These titles have one thing in common they are all related to the main character or the main story. It reveals information to the people but not too much.

Third, Make the title exciting. Dull or generic titles won't catch the reader's eye. Titles such as "The Tree" or "The Train" might name the subject or a symbol in the story, but it doesn't excite the reader.

Try adding a more descriptive word to the basic title. Successful titles using the above words include The Giving Tree, A Tree Grows In Brooklyn, The Mystery of the Blue Train, and The Orphan Train.

Utilizing the keywords you've brainstorm you can create amazing titles by bending and twisting the words.

Example of an Array: Weird, Male, Friendly Monster, Room

You can Create: My (Weird) Unusual Friend or The Mysterious Friendly Monster

Using the Synonyms and Antonyms of the words you have in your list making them more appealing and attractive.

Fourth, Make the title easy to remember. Titles are not only supposed to catch the reader's attention but also spread the word about your work. Something too difficult to remember won't appeal to editors or agents, and your reader won't remember and be able to tell someone else the title. You want to come up with an exciting, yet catchy and easy to remember, title.

Read your title out loud. Does it roll off the tongue? Is it exciting? Does it sound boring? Would you check out this title? The answers to these questions can help you revise the title.

Example, What would you likely remember after an hour? The Murder on Wzcyiubjekistan Express or Murder n the Orient Express. Surely it would be the latter.

Fifth, Pay attention to the wording. A title should be appropriate for the story, but it doesn't need to confuse your potential readers. Make sure that your wording doesn't depict the story as something it is not. Your title shouldn't sound like a science fiction story if it's a romance.

Example if your title is Hacking System the first thing that comes into your reader's mind is "This Story is a Sci-Fi story with a system as Hack literally means to use a computer to gain unauthorized access to data in a system.

Sixth, Use strong, vivid language. A title needs to stand out. Strong action words, vivid adjectives, or intriguing nouns can all make your title compelling. Look at the words in your potential title. Are there synonyms that are more descriptive or unique? Can you choose a word that has a less general meaning? Some words are so common their meaning doesn't impact readers in the same way.

For example, the use of the word desire in Eugene O'Neill's Desire Under the Elms is far more interesting than Love Under the Elms.

It's like choosing the word war over battle because war gives that strong bloodshed feel. Example World Battle I or World War I, do you see my point here?

Also, don't use common words like System this, Cheats that, and so on and so forth. The reason is simple, your story will become a needle in a haystack becoming covered up.

Seventh, Seek inspiration. Book titles often derive from established great works, such as the Bible, Shakespeare, song lyrics, or other sources. Write down phrases that are meaningful, beautiful, or intriguing to you.

Examples of this type of title include The Grapes of Wrath; Absalom, Absalom; Gaudy Night, The Fault in Our Stars.

This is quotes or phrases that give a deeper meaning just like the Japanese manga titles. Is it wrong to pick up girls in the dungeon?, Problem Children Are Coming From Another World, Aren't They?

Eight, Read your own work. Titles are often memorable lines from the book or story itself. Readers may enjoy the moment when they realize why a story has a particular title.

Examples of this type of title include To Kill a Mockingbird, Catch-22, and Catcher in the Rye.

This types of titles can be the most repeated quote your protagonist or antagonist uses like. Maybe Someday... or I am Supreme. sleek and chill titles.

Ninth, Write down your inspirations when they come. Often, good writing ideas come to you when you least expect it. You may forget these, so keep a paper and pencil handy to jot down ideas that come to you whenever inspiration may strike.

Like The Railroad above the highway, The Barks Next Door, The Flickering Night Light, or The Sudden Flood.

You can find these stuff literally everywhere example ask the people around you or look at the news headline. the places around you. the usual daily things you see with imagination.

Tenth, Add Emotions. This is what you need. Putting your heart is always better than just doing your best. make your title feel personal like it is a part of you.

Eleventh, Know your audience. Keep your audience in mind when drafting a headline. The world's most shocking title may contain the words "harem," "sex," "lies," and "videotape," but it could be a complete turn-off to an audience of monks.

Twelveth, SEO optimize. Include a "focus keyword" to help your writing to get discovered in search engines. Build the headline around the most important keyword in your written text and ensure that it is fewer than 70 characters. Additional words are considered too long for Google to index. 

This will help your story appear at the top of Google searches on the front page

Thirteenth, Create a knowledge vacuum. A headline that leaves the reader wanting more has done its job. Take this one for example: "These Pieces Of Advice Found On Instagram Could Change Your Life." Does it make you want more? Does it intrigue you? Your readers will probably look for more information in the rest of your article.

Fourteenth, Solve a problem. After reading a headline, readers may wonder, "Why should I read on?" Many decide to do so because they believe from the title of the post that you, the author, can solve their problem. Consider the headline of this post; perhaps you are reading with the hope it will solve your headline-writing problem?!

Fifteenth, Use numbers. People love numbers, especially in headlines. Numbers are something we know and feel comfortable with; they give us a sense of familiarity and advise our brains on how long an article may take to read. With numbers, we can justify the exchange of information for our time – especially with numbers that describe how many points will be covered. For example: "10 Ways to cook eggs that your mother never told you about."

Sixteenth, Cheat. Yes, you heard right. Don't be afraid to look for inspiration wherever you can. If you write for a publication, review older copies and look for examples that you know would work with your audience and tweak them. ViralNova.com, a website that repackages content that is already available, does a great job of writing compelling headlines. Tim Ferris created multiple titles for his book, The 4 Hour Work Week, before settling on the mega-hit. He ran a series of Google ads and looked at the click-through rates, simply choosing the one with the highest.

Seventeenth, Use technology. There is a tool called Portent's Content Idea Generator, and it is a piece of brilliance. Plug in your topic or focus keyword into the little text box hit a button, and bam – out pops a catchy headline in less time than one minute and seven seconds. At the very least, it could
trigger ideas.

Overall, a catchy headline should speak directly to the part of the brain that subconsciously cares. However, a catchy headline is nothing without quality, thoughtful, engaging content that is shared and admired. Remember: that's the reason we wanted the catchy headline in the first place. And until we start reading from the bottom up, catchy headlines are here to stay.

Basically, these are randomizers in the internet. Search things like Fantasy fiction title randomizer. This will give you titles like White Willow Sunset, Brisking Adventure, and so on.

If you manage the title you like integrate or simply change some of the words in the title with the words that you've brainstormed.

That is all for now see you soon on how to write a synopsis.

These are some tips and tricks to help begginer authors just like me to improve their fictiom better

Lesson Three
Detail
Detail is the most important in an action packed story. If there is no detail, there is no story at all. 

 Detail

"Detail is an individual fact or feature." Detail is the facts inside a story, and it is very important. You wouldn't want to make just a summary, but a book. And, detail is very important in books.
When using detail, you must explain everything that happened. It's only acceptable to leave some information, for some suspense, but it should be explained later in the same book, or you can explain in the next book, in case of a series. 

To put detail in a book, you must let the reader get the gist of the book, and follow through the story, and understand when they are done with the book. For example: 
28 Days 
Joy was stuck in a train that was shut down when almost falling off a cliff. She tried to escape, but the train finally fell. She had to experience many dangers of being inside the train. 

Someone will return the book in a second. There is no detail at all. How did the train almost fall? How did she get stuck? What were the dangers of being in the train? 
To make the detail, explain the process of the story. It makes your book much longer, it adds the suspense, action, and the plot, which will be talked about later in the story. 
 
 Title and Detail

Title and Detail is a connection in a book. The title must match with the story, only because the detail is clarification for the title. 
How would everything relate to the title? 
How would I know the details will give me answers?
How would I understand the concept of the story?
Detail is very important in an action-packed book. It makes the story, and it works with the title, to give clarification of the certain story.

Want to write someting that amazes and grabs readers. Makes them wonder and have feelings for your charcters? You will be able to do that once you read this.

"All set." Nie Chang pushed the notebook back to Su Yan and slid to the side.
"Thank you!" Su Yan really wanted to give him a kiss as a reward but he didn't dare to after what had happened just now so he settled for a bright smile.
Nie Chang tussled his hair in response and watched as Su Yan pulled the notebook closer.
Naturally, Su Yan didn't want to wait any longer. He clicked on the button to create a new novel and wriggled his fingers. Ah, he would really do it now! His first new story after all these months and even one in a different genre. He really was excited to see what the readers would think. Would there be some people among them who had read his fanfictions, too?
He wanted to fill out the form to set up his novel but instantly paused.
Shit!
He had written the story since the Lovely Writing System wanted him to but had never thought about anything else. What the fuck should he call his short story?!
He instinctively turned around to Nie Chang and scrunched up his face. "Ah Chang! It's bullying me again! The system never reminded me that I'd need a title!"
Nie Chang gave a cough. You've written so many stories already but you couldn't remember that on your own? "Darling, I have full confidence in your ability to come up with the most brilliant title."
Su Yan pursed his lips. So he couldn't expect any help with that. He gave a sigh and started to ponder. All of his fanfictions had gotten a title that was tied to the protagonist. Finding such a title was easy.
What was the profession of the protagonist? Was he a cultivator, a mage or an alchemist? That should definitely be mentioned in the title! And maybe the protagonist had a special heritage? Like he could be a demon or a god or maybe someone who transmigrated from another world. That should be part of the title, too.
Last but not least there should be an attribute to tell the readers a bit more about what kind of protagonist they could expect and, well, make the novel seem more awesome. In fact, the attribute was really important. The weightier it sounded the better the novel would seem.
Most people would rather click on 'Supreme Demonic Cultivator' than on something that was just titled 'Demonic Cultivator'. It just sounded that much more fun.
But what should he do about this short story? The protagonist was Yun Bei Fen who also was a cultivator. He even happened to be the favorite disciple of an Elder of his sect but that wouldn't work for a title, would it? Especially since it would somehow have to reflect that this was a romantic story. 'Cutest Favorite Disciple' certainly wasn't something anyone would pick up.
Or was it? Su Yan pursed his lips and considered the title for a moment. This wasn't a xianxia story but a bl story. He couldn't forget that. People probably read something like that only for the romance. So maybe that name was actually alright?
He turned to face Nie Chang again. Mn, he had already said he had read some books of that genre so he should know if the title was alright or not.
Nie Chang raised his brows. "Yes?"
"Do you think 'Cutest Favorite Disciple' is a good title for a bl story?"
Nie Chang took the empty dishes and carried them over to the dishwasher while contemplating his answer. He hadn't read Su Yan's story yet but since he had talked about it every now and then he had a vague impression of what the story was about.
"Well, I think it's alright if it's a story about two people who are in a Master-Disciple relationship."
"Huh?" Su Yan frowned.
"It's a romance story, isn't it? With a title such as this, I'd expect it to be a relationship that centers around one person being the other person's favorite disciple."
Su Yan shuddered. Oh god! Just thinking about Yun Bei Fen who looked like him and the kind of old man he had imagined his master to be … There was no way in hell he'd call the story that!
"Then … if it was something with fellow disciple?"
"Sounds more logical at least."
Su Yan furrowed his brows. "What do you mean 'at least'?"
Nie Chang grimaced. Damn. Had he said something wrong again? "I guess it depends on what else would be in the title but that sounds like it'd be a mouthful. Or did you want to go for 'Cutest Fellow Disciple'?"
Su Yan looked away. He definitely wouldn't admit to it. Honestly, he just had no idea how to name it! He stood up and sat down on Nie Chang's lap again, burrowing into his arms. "Ah Chang, don't you feel like this is very much like naming a child? We can't burden it with a stupid name!"
Nie Chang gave another cough. "Uh … We definitely can't." But how come they were talking about children now?
"So you have to help me!"
Nie Chang felt that this logic was somehow flawed but he also didn't have any argument against it. And if his darling wanted his help, then who was he to reject him?
"Maybe you could think about what the main point is?"
"I don't understand what you're talking about."
"I mean what's their relationship? Or what's the thing that makes them get closer in the end? What is it that attracts them about each other?"
Su Yan looked up at his boyfriend and blinked. It seemed … being in love for a long time and knowing it was worth it. He never would have thought about something like that but Nie Chang could say it as if it was the most natural thing in the world. He had instantly come up with that idea.
Su Yan placed his cheek against Nie Chang's chest again. What was it that made those two get closer to each other? Yun Bei Fen obviously idolized Mei Chao Bing. He looked up to him and wanted to be like him. If it was just him, then their relationship could have started a lot sooner. So, the crucial point actually lay with Mei Chao Bing. So, what was he thinking?
He hadn't really written much about it in the story but had at least hinted that he, too, had had good feelings for Yun Bei Fen prior to their friendship. The thing that made him have good feelings had been that Yun Bei Fen seemed more genuine than the others. And that was the result of Yun Bei Fen trying to be like him.
So in the end, he himself had been the one to inspire this kind of personality that then attracted him. But he probably never knew about it. So how had he noticed? It could only be something Yun Bei Fen had done or shown outwardly since Mei Chao Bing couldn't know what he thought.
Su Yan tried to think of something but since the story was so short there wasn't any scene he could refer to for a title. He furrowed his brow. Maybe he was thinking too literally? Yun Bei Fen's sincerity … What was it to Mei Chao Bing?
Something like his hope. Something he actually needed to continue with his existence. Something that would give him a new reason to live when everything seemed desolate. Yun Bei Fen, to him, he was something beautiful that he would cherish more than anything else.
It was … like a ray of light that managed to illuminate the darkness that had surrounded him.

Su Yan always wanted to be an author. Being moved by his determination (Well, in fact, she was just an avid reader of his fan-fictions and wanted him to write full time …) official Shen Lu grants the aspiring author a system: The Lovely Writing System!
Finding a strange app on his beloved notebook, Su Yan is sure he has fallen prey to a hacker. But why is this strange app issuing tasks related to his favorite hobby? Wait … What? He is supposed to write BL?! And what is this shitty task about experiencing story immersion?! No! He’d rather not become an author if that means he also has to become a shou!

Follow Su Yan on his path to becoming the world’s greatest BL author … and to reluctantly becoming a beloved shou thanks to a shitty Lovely Writing System!

Release schedule: The story is finished.

Author: Yang Chen（314）

When writing your webnovel, what "surface appearance" means is the packaging and appearance of your novel.

In our daily lives, we're well aware of the importance of packaging in influencing how well a product sells. Oftentimes, the packaging is even more important than the product itself. Yet, many authors tend to neglect their work on the packaging of their webnovel. They believe that this is the responsibility of the website staff, and that only the website staff can help design and beautiful their novel's page.

What authors don't realize is that no matter what website you post your novel at, you as an author can modify quite a lot about your novel's appearance. These factors are quite influential in the success or failure of your novel. Since improving your novel's surface appearance is vastly easier than improving the content of your novel, it could be said that this is especially important as well as efficient.

As for the surface appearance of your novel, it can be categorized into the seven types below.

1. Your novel's title

In your packaging, one of the most important elements is your novel's title. For any novel, in most normal circumstances, the reader will find out your novel's title before any other information about it. The title is the most important factor in whether a reader chooses to click on it and read your synopsis or not. It also helps the readers to understand the most important elements of your novel. And so, there's no need for me to speak any further about the importance of your novel's title.

In that case, what type of a novel title is a good one? I believe that a good novel title should accomplish the following points.

（1） Simple

Simple here refers to using easy to understand words that even elementary school students can recognize, rather than using some highly esoteric or difficult words that few people can read in order to sound fancy.

（2） Only English words in the title

Don't use a title with words from other languages. Nor should you have numbers, punctuation, or individual letters in your novel's title. This will make your novel title look more professional as well as make it easier for readers to search for your novel.

（3） Easy to read and remember

Perhaps "easy to remember" will make some authors confused, but actually, it's connected to being easy to read. A good novel title should flow quite well when people try reading it out loud. That's why you shouldn't use words that are difficult to pronounce. Otherwise, if readers can't even remember the title of your novel, how are they possibly supposed to remember your story?

（4） Not too long

This is also an issue about readability. If your novel's title is overly long, it's not easy for readers to search for it or remember the name. Normally speaking, the average book's title has around two to six words in it.

About the length of your novel's title, there's something else that needs to be noted. Amongst authors, there's a saying that the shorter your novel's title is, the better, because this helps your novel to be ranked farther in the front. In a way, this is correct, because many websites often put the novels with the shorter titles first when giving recommended reads on the front page, so the titles that are shorter will naturally be at the forefront. However, this alone shouldn't make us conclude that a shorter title is always better.

The influence of a novel's title has so many factors involved, and being on the recommended list is only a tiny portion. If you can have a better position on the recommended list, of course, that's a good thing, but if you choose a shorter title just for this, then you'll definitely lose more than you gain. Besides, even if you have a really short novel title, can you guarantee that there are other recommended novels out there that don't have equally short names? What if you're in the middle? Honestly speaking, there's no real difference in being at the left or in the middle of the recommended novels section.

（5） Not esoteric

When choosing your novel's title, it should be just like writing your novel. You should consider your general audience. And since you're writing a webnovel, your general audience would obviously prefer to read words in an easy to understand manner. If your novel title is overly esoteric or poetic, or sounds too philosophical, then your novel's popularity will be greatly affected. The majority of readers probably won't even click on your novel to read the synopsis.

（6） Appropriate bandwagoning
From a certain standpoint, bandwagoning can be advantageous. For example, since "Library of Heaven's Path" is a highly popular novel, perhaps you could write a book titled "Library of Hell's Path," which will naturally bring your novel some attention.

However, it's obvious that this actually isn't so much of a good thing for either the readers or the website, so it's quite easy for your novel to become suppressed if you bandwagon too much. For instance, if you really do call your novel "Library of Hell's Path," then it'll be quite difficult for you to receive a recommendation on the front page because it'll be too similar to the popular "Library of Heaven's Path." Not only that, there are also disadvantages for the author, because using such a copycat name will make some readers displeased as well, making it harder to attract some readers.

And so, that's why newcomer authors should only bandwagon appropriately and observe what type of novel titles are the most popular. Then, you should create your own original title that's similar in spirit but not in style.

（7） Express the uniqueness of your novel

A good novel title should express the uniqueness of your novel. The best-case scenario would be that your title expresses the main wish-fulfillment point of your novel. For example, a novel named "Returning to the Yuan Dynasty" can already tell you the two major information points that this novel is about returning to the past and historical fiction. Or, the famous franchise "Spiderman" tells you simply from the title that the story is about someone with spider-based abilities as well as being a superhero story.

In conclusion, when naming your novel, a good method would be to organize your novel's keywords and special vocabulary as well as all the most interesting factors in your novel, then categorize and modify them while seeing which point or points would be the best to put in your novel's name. Finally, come up with an excellent novel title based on the above seven points.


2. Choosing your genre to categorize your novel as

After choosing your novel's title, you should choose the specific genre your novel belongs to. Actually, perhaps it's not quite appropriate to use the word "choose" here, because the genre is really decided by the content of your story, not what you as an author choose.

About choosing your genre, the most important, and basically the only rule there is, is to "never do false advertising." That's because the end result of false advertising will be bad for everyone.

For example, even though you're clearly writing a novel about mystical abilities in a modern-day setting, you placed your novel into the alternate history genre. This way, readers that enjoy alternate history novels will happily start reading your novel but will leave disappointed, while readers that enjoy modern novels with mystical abilities won't even be able to find your novel by genre.

For most novels, it won't be difficult to classify its genre at all. However, there are some novels that have elements from multiple genre types. Perhaps your novel is both modern as well as xianxia, with science fiction and military added as well, and even fantasy. This doesn't mean that your story is bad, however, this type of story will often confuse the author. Just what overall genre should the author classify such a story under?

First of all, what you should consider is the matter of which story elements are truly the most important. This is the foundational issue at hand.

However, if you as an author really feel like all the elements are equally important, then you'll just have to make a decision and choose one genre on your own. There are two factors you should consider here. First is that popular genres will have more readers, and the second is that less popular genres will have fewer novels and thus less competition.

These two factors are a matter of not being able to have your cake and eat it too. For newcomer authors, you can choose a genre based on your own confidence in your novel's ability. But normally speaking, it's more recommended to choose a less popular genre to categorize your novel as.

All of the same could be said for your story's synopsis as well. Make sure that your story's synopsis matches the genre that it's supposed to be under.

If you’re confused about how to write a popular webnovel, perhaps this book will be able to help you out. 

This book contains articles written by the best editors in the Chinese webnovel industry. There are introductory guides, intermediate guides, and assorted topics, with different numbers of guides in each type. Each week, we’ll be publishing three guides. If you believe that these guides are useful, please let us know by leaving your reviews. We can adjust the update rate based on your feedback.

Author introduction:

314 (Yang Chen): He is China Literature’s general manager, Xiaoxiang Academy’s general manager, Qidian’s head editor, China Webnovel Literature Committee member, Jiangsu Province Webnovel Author Committee vice-chairman, and a qualified expert on all internet literature. He has discovered many popular topics and greatly helped the industry to expand, along with having personally advised many top-tier authors. He is from the first generation of webnovel researchers. Yang Chen started working in the webnovel editing industry in 2005, and is highly skilled at summarizing and analyzing the business theories behind webnovel literature and is famed for his outstanding creativity in the industry.

 Small Team Leader（Zhou Binglin）：Small Team Leader is a high-ranked general manager for China Literature, as well as the head editor for chuangshi.qq.com. He is originally from Guilin, Guangxi.

Small Team Leader is a top-ranked editor for original novels as well as a veteran web novel expert. He has helped to discover countless popular topics as well as frameworks and has advised numerous platinum-ranked authors. He’s also one of the first generation of web novel reviewers as well as authors.

"Writer turned out to be a skill and of rank D, that means that it is in the lower part of the skills" Haruta murmured doubting the situation "what kind of magic gift is an even skill .... wait is perfect, yes refers to the talent to be a writer this could be worth a fortune" said Haruta causing him to change the menu of the system arriving at the skills menu where I select the ability to write to see the description.

[Writer 1/50]

[Allows the host to capture in words all that his mind can imagine, the limit is the imagination of the host]

[Allows you to write in any language that the host knows, can be associated with other skills to obtain greater results, the use of this ability is passive and is activated as soon as the host begins to write, currently the host's ability is comparable to that of a rookie writer]

"In summary, this makes me a writer but if it works just like cooking skills, it means I can buy things to write, but if I write a poem with my current ability it will only be outstanding, but it won't surprise anyone, it's really like being a talented amateur" Haruta began to process the information while concentrating on the data he already had in his possession to understand how the system works "knowledge store!"

The system store interface will quickly open where all the specific knowledge is available to buy

"Filter associated with the ability to write!" Haruta exclaimed, making the system leave out all the things that could not be associated with the writing ability that she currently possesses "Tales, Fables, movie scripts, Novels ... there really are many things in This store"

Haruta toured the system store from top to bottom looking at the titles of each thing "I'm in Japan where what sells the most are the manga, anime and light novels, that's what I need, I need light novels" said Haruta leaving of the shower with his hands more wrinkled than usual 'I lost the flow of time while I was in the system'

After getting out of the shower with the sleeping clothes Haruta looked for her laptop among the boxes that were still not ordered "Here it is" Haruta said when she found her laptop that she continued to connect and turn it on.

"System, retrieve the knowledge store and filter light novels!" Exclaimed Haruta letting the store appear with all the titles for sale "Well, I'll search Doogle title by title, if they exist in this world I just have to eliminate the idea of write the story" Haruta said starting to type searching the results of the investigation on his laptop

"Sword Art Online ... there are many results just for a novel" Haruta said, moving the laptop cursor to select the first option. "This is not a novel, this is a video game .... Now I have more doubts. Reincarnate. In another time or in another world?" Haruta asked reading the website, in another window I look for information about his old life, his university, his friends or even news but to his disappointment there was no information "I do not understand anything. ... I really don't understand what happens"

Haruta's thoughts roamed his mind rapidly changing focus to continue with his main task "According to the review of the novel this SAO game will be a death game, I suppose I could buy it but not try it until days after the game To start just to be sure, it's not like I want to get caught in a virtual world, I already have enough with reincarnation, on the other hand I guess I won't write this novel" Haruta said changing title in the system to search again

"Log Horizon, Accel World, Isekai wa Smartphone ...., Zero no Tsukaima, Slime Tensei, Re: Zero, ....." Haruta searched title by title generating a list of possible stories that could begin to be written Since the title did not exist for sale, the true author does not exist in the world and finally none of the characters appear in the records of Japan "With this I also discovered that I am not in my world but in a new one" Haruta said looking for one of the titles on your list 

"Here it is, this will be the novel I will write!"

[Mahōka Kōkō no Rettōsei]

"The Story of the Shiba brothers in a world where magic is not only fantasy but that is complemented by technology, Tatsuya Shiba and Miyuki Shiba, writing this story will really be worth it" Haruta muttered, recalling the time he read the story that I was in front of him.

"Buy!" Haruta exclaimed, following the steps quickly to buy the story that was in the system store.

[Successful purchase]

[Congratulations you made your first purchase]

[You got a random skill box]

[Skill box will be added to inventory]

"Another box? Are you sure this is not in difficulty waifu?" Haruta asked closing the notifications that the system had delivered "Ugh!" Haruta complained after closing the notifications and feeling the burning in his head as he began to sweat suddenly

"W-what is happening .....?! - The pain caused was so strong that it caused a faint in the already tired Haruta

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For the next day Haruta got up slowly while holding his head with his right hand "Ugh ..... I really feel really weird" Haruta said walking slowly towards the bathroom

 "What happened before?" Asked Haruta, looking at himself in the mirror carefully. "I bought the novel and closed the notifications ... The novel!"

Haruta opened the system again and told the title of the story to look for it in the store

 [Title not found]

"Let's filter the story for his characters, look for Tatsuya Shiba" Haruta exclaimed, making the system begin the search.

[Term not found]

"Miyuki Shiba"

[Term not found]

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[Term not found]

[Term not found]

[Term not found]
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".....!" After a few minutes Haruta stood still while touching his head as if he felt that there was something that did not fit, something that did not match with him "I ... know everything about the story" he muttered Haruta closing his eyes and concentrating on the story he had bought in the system

Quickly in his mind appeared all the information about the novel, scripts, covers, illustrations, information that only the author knew about the story and even all the information about the anime and others

"This is really incredible, just buy the story and all the information is inside my head - said Haruta and then take a paper and write the first paragraph of the light novel" Great, I have no way of describing all this!

By the time Haruta turned around he saw the digital clock in front of him "shit, I'll be late if I don't hurry" Haruta said starting to run around the house to prepare to attend classes again.

[The Fantasia System was successfully activated]

With that message in front of Haruta's eyes, his life turned over once more, a few hours ago he had been the victim of a forced reincarnation and now he had a kind of system in his head.

The story of the African American begins within the body of a Japanese who lives in the world of anime.




The cover is not my authority, I just put the title on it. Credits to their respective author.

The cover will change according to the arc / volume that the story is, if you have constant support I will do my best to have original covers.

You expected Chapter Seven, but it was me, The Bonus Chapter!

Before we start, I'd like to make some special mentions.
First, to my friend in real life, Perspective_One. They were the first to tell me to write this and gave me advice with parts. They were also my unofficial editor. Thanks for your help!
The second is to my other Wattpad friend, Lunar_Dreamcatcher. More on her later. Which does remind me. Go check out Lunar_Dreamcatcher on Wattpad! She actually made some of my characters there on her book, They look amazing, and I can't thank her enough.
(Lunar, if you're reading this, you are one of my favourite people on Wattpad!)

Obviously, the skeletons don't look like skeletons. That's because we were made with Gacha Life, which only has humanoid characters. But we still look awesome, especially me. I mean, look at me! *swishes hair* I'm fabulous, darling!

Why do you sound like Mettaton all of a sudden?
Let me be. At any rate, enjoy! Oh, and I'll be switching between genders a lot, but I'll never explicitly say when. *smirks*

What the annoyance said. Enjoy!
*********** 
Here it is! The special lore chapter, even though it doesn't really have any lore in it and is more an explanation chapter about the series and how it came to be, as well as interesting facts about the characters. But no spoilers.
Also, the title for this chapter is a pun.
Replace the 'L' in lore with 'B'. That's this entire chapter in a nutshell. 
Also, I, Tyminator the Author, will be represented by basic text.
And I, Myriad the Infinite Soul, will be represented by basic text as well! You just have to guess who's who!

Okay. As evidenced by the title, this is NOT Chapter 7, which probably won't be out for a while. 
This guy takes forever to write chapters! Also, #ASkeleTONofMysteryiscool.
While we're on the subject of chapters...
Chapter 3: The Infinite Soul: I have the most words in the entire book so far! (4000+)
Chapter 6: A Mind Shrouded In Darkness (Part One): I'm about to end this man's whole career (6000+)
Fun fact: When I wrote The Infinite Soul, it was almost midnight, on a Friday. I was trying to get it finished before midnight so that I would be able to technically post it on a Friday.

So first up, here's the whole character deal. All the original Undertale characters are owned by Toby Fox. This includes: Alphys; Asgore; Asriel; Chara; Frisk; Mettaton; Papyrus; Sans; Toriel and Undyne, to name a few.  
W.D Gaster is also owned by Toby Fox. His last name was a fun little thing that I just put in. Lucida is not owned by Toby Fox and is an Original Character. However, she's a common Undertale OC and appears in a lot of fanfiction as Sans and Papyrus's mother. The same is more or less true in 'A SkeleTON of Mystery'.

You might want to be careful with what you say.
No kidding. Besides, I'm always careful.
When writing this, you nearly slipped a huge reveal.
But I didn't. So there.
Hmph.

Also, can we take a moment to admire that title? 
'A SkeleTON of Mystery'.
Absolute genius in my own opinion.

Meaning that it's a terrible title.

You try and come up with a better title. Anyways, a bit of backstory on it. So for my first readers, you might recall that the original title for the story was 'Humans and Monsters'. That was never meant to stay. It was just a placeholder until I came up with a better title. I did, one night when I was sleeping. That title...
Was not this one. That's because I didn't realise the idea I just had and went back to sleep. The next morning, I had forgotten it. That made me very frustrated because I didn't want to be stuck with that lame title of 'Humans and Monsters'. That implies that the story is about how monsters adjust to the surface world or about the lives of humans and monsters before the war.

You know, that doesn't sound like a bad plot for a story.
You've got a point there. Not doing it though.

Anyways, a few days later, I was sleeping again when a title came to me. That title...
Is this one. I basically wrote that on the back of cardboard so that I wouldn't forget. Then on my phone. And as you know, it became the official title for the story. And I love it. And always will. From the start, to the end.

You're forgetting someone.
Ah! Right, there is one other who I can say is mine: Avenair, The Elite Captain of The Royal Guard! This is a cool character that I invented. Originally, Avenair-
I'm going to stop you right there. You can't say anything about him yet. Not for a while.
Probably should wait until the mini arc is done, huh?

Wait, what mini arc?

Oh, right! Well, the last chapter had 'Part One' for a reason. You see, the next few chapters |excluding this one| will be part of a mini arc: A Mind Shrouded in Darkness, the mini arc about the memories of Sans and his past, as well as how the monster family react to them. And trust me, the things they find? Unexpected and definitely not used before. I hope.
Makes sense. Also, I was referring to me.
I know.

The other OC I created is Myriad, also known as The Infinite Soul. Now, I can reveal a bit more about him. Myriad originally was never meant to appear so early in the story. However, while I was writing Chapter Five, Revelations, I had to figure out how Sans would tell the others. 
Then I had an idea. What if it wasn't Sans who revealed everything, but rather someone else who knew him well? Thus, the current Myriad was born.

And it was a good idea. After all, I am amazing.

Debatable. Very debatable

Myriad was originally going to be like the guardian type, secretive, and giving answers in confusing ways. That was scrapped. Myriad became the egotistical type, always boasting. However, she would also want to help the others, because she alone knows the burden that Sans has to carry, and his twisted, painful past. She cared for him, like a best friend, even a sibling, and wanted to help.

Hey! S-Shut up! Baka!

See? So I played around with that. That version panned out well in my head. Then I got a little more creative, and included the 'Fourth Debates'. It's what I call the fun verbal battles between Myriad and I. Those will be common in the next few chapters. Probably

And we all know who's going to win. Unless you don't.
(It's me, obviously.)

Sure. Believe that if you want. It was a fun little thing that I wanted to put in. And besides, he'll be playing a major part in the future. Obviously.
OOO! Foreshadowing! By the way, what about Lunar?
Funny story. We first actually knew each other from a message thread. 
How'd you do that?

Basically, there's an Undertale fanfiction story called "Life can't be RESET". There was a random comment about Groundhog Day. Lunar and two others, one called Hestia2005 and the other called Aminabeen started this thread about Lunar and Hestia burning Groundhog Day. Lunar then wants to burn down the story's Fourth Wall, but Hestia tries to prevent her. She still does, and runs with Amina. When I found it, I decided to play along, and went after Lunar. The rest was a funny and ridiculous 'choose-your-own' chain. At that point, we both followed each other and have become virtual friends.

That's... stupid.

Just like you.

Uno reverse card.

Yu-Gi-Oh Counter Counter trap card.

Nani?!

|If you're confused by that, in Yu-Gi-Oh, there are cards called Counter cards that can negate an ability or effect. The Counter trap card Counter Counter is basically a card that can negate cards that negate effects. Still with me? 
Basically it's a stronger Uno reverse card that reverses a normal Uno Reverse card and can't be stopped.
*understanding dawns in the audience*| 

{Dang, I'm running out of things to say! Let me think...}
{Ah! Got it!}
I'm thinking of making an official character book for everyone in "A SkeleTON of Mystery". If you'd like to see that, let me know! If it get's greenlit, It'll be released after the 'A Mind Shrouded In Darkness" mini arc and will contain all the characters in alphabetical order. It will also update as the story progresses and new bits of information are revealed. It'll be its own book and will have extensive knowledge about the characters, as well as personal touches for some of them.

Wait, I've got something! So, some stories have Q & A sessions with the characters in the books. The audience can ask anything, and it won't be remembered in the actual story! Plus, it makes for a whole lot of good fun! 
What if we did that?! Not now, because there aren't many people reading this semi-decent excuse of a story, but later on down the track, when we've established everyone?

That sounds excellent! Good thinking!
Well, I AM The Infinite Soul after all. 
Yeah, yeah. 
Probably should have toned the ego down when making you.
Too late for regrets! 
*swishes hair in Tyminator's face*

Well, that's that! If you want to see more like this, I'd be happy to do so!
Though I'd have to figure out what it would be about.

You'll be fine. Now then, the next chapter will be in progress, and won't be released for a while. 
*Audience gasps*
Yes, I know. You won't see my amazing body for a while. But stay strong! There are a lot of other books that are much better then this one! And they're even completed! Jackpot!

In my defence, I'm still new to this whole thing. But yeah, the next chapter will take a while, partly because exam season is coming around the corner.
*peeks around the corner*
*quickly pulls head back, scared*
You okay?
Not at all...
Alright then! We're off!
Goodbye guys, and I'll see you later!







|You know, why not do a collaboration story with Lunar regarding that whole message thread?|
|You may be onto something...|

The Barrier was broken.
The Monsters were free.
Saved by a child of their jailers.
It has been a year. Monsters, while still not fully accepted, were starting to be a part of the human world again. Our favourite monsters, Asgore, Undyne, Alphys, Papyrus, Toriel and Sans chose to all live together, with Toriel adopting Frisk as her child and the rest as family. But Toriel senses something amiss with her dear 'pun-pal'. And what has happened to Frisk's biological family?

"A SkeleTon of Mystery" is my first official story ever, so take that into consideration when criticizing.

Titles, the second thing people look at when they find your book. The title can be a very powerful thing, as stated in last weeks lesson, a good title can lure in readers despite the cover. It's even happened to me once or twice.
As I said in the last chapter, I will not read a book with a real-life picture of people on it. If it's a realistic picture of people then I might give it a chance, but there's no way I'll ever read a book with a picture of a real person on it.
Yet titles, titles are a very strong thing. Your title has to fit your story perfectly if your story is about a person going on a life journey to figure out who they really are, the title shouldn't be 'Hot C.E.O. is my pet'.
I mean really, how misleading is that? This lesson can be summed up very easily, choose a title that contains mystery, makes the reader want to read your book, and actually relates to the story.
Not as if I did all of those things with VTO, but I did do one.

This book will be full of helpful tips on how to start your own book. There is no lead, this is not about history. History was just the closet thing to education I could find. I hope you enjoy these tips for amateurs!

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Adara’s Story (Temporary Title)

Different Sex Story 2

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Becoming A Better Author

How to Write An Action-Packed Book

Lovely Writing System

Book of Authors

the Great Anime Fantasy System

A SkeleTon of Mystery

How to write your own book

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