A man is killed in his previous life when he walked outside and fell in a drain while not paying attention. He used to read novels all the time about MC's with different types of systems conquering the world and becoming the prime. Could this be his chance to be at the top of something?

My examination results of the 10th class just come out a few days ago. And my result was so good that no college will take me in (and I mean what I say). Because of this, I was very depressed. I didn't even know what will happen to my future.
I was just yesterday that my mom asked me what will I do from now on. And the moment I heard this I didn't sleep yesterday night and thought long and hard.
First I thought about being a farmer becoming a farmer, although my family doesn't have that much farmland still we have some.
But thinking about it for some time, I can't do that because of some reasons that I can't talk about.
After thinking about who knows how many options finally a remember about how much I love novels. And the moment this comes in my mind I decided there and then that I will become an Author.
But knowing Fantasy, Sci-Fi and another type of Novels that I like aren't that famous in my country and there isn't single Author that write books or novels about the types of the novel I like (Not one that I know of about but there can be someone who writes because one can't know all the things in the World).
So I think that I will just write here on Webnovels and sign a contract with them when I am 18. And hopefully until then will have many readers.
But I know that this isn't enough if I want to live a good life. So right now I am thinking about alternative ways besides writing novels to earn money.
But I don't know any other way besides writing about my fantasies.


This was the sole reason that I wasn't able to write anything in the past whole week. But now that I am out of depression and start to think with a clear mind. I found out that studying was never my cup of tea because there hasn't been a single time when I scored higher than 50% in my all exams of any class.

I will be posting this same Story with a different account because I can't use this Google account anymore.

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.

I haven't always had this thing for just plain and simple words on a page. That is why I most always shy away from those paperback novels regardless of genre. 

It was to the point that when I come across those types of books and the like, no matter how interesting the title seemed to me, I would glance it over, maybe skim across a page or two return it back to the shelf and move on. It was like that for a greater part of my time until I came across online novels.


It was not as if it wasn't a struggle at first. But unlike those books that I would just skim through and pass on by, with these online stories I actually took the time to get the hang of and it's not like the stories were any different from those books that I would skim through and pass in by - I mean they're still words on a page just accessed through a different medium, and yet I was drawn into them like a moth to the flame. 


This is just something I wanted to get off my head. But truly I have always wondered. Why?

I have to stay calm, I have to stay calm!
After seeing the title of the book, Song Shuhang tried his best to keep his calm and not let his thoughts wander so as to avoid accidentally triggering the appraisal technique and spurting out blood in front of Senior Sister Ye.
Immediately after, Song Shuhang glanced again at the serious-looking title of the book. But even after looking at it a second time, he just couldn't imagine which part of the book could have made Senior Sister Ye burst into tears...
Is it possible that the content of the book is more complex than what the title suggests?
For example, although the title is serious-sounding and seemingly about academical discussions, the actual content of the book is that of a tragic love story... In the past, Song Shuhang, too, had bumped into the so-called clickbait titles!
Thereupon, Song Shuhang started to quickly flip through the book called 'Theories on how cultivators can save up true qi or spiritual energy while riding a flying sword!' and deliberately arrived at the page that was soaked in Senior Sister Ye's tears.
But what appeared before his eyes was... a series of mathematical equations.
He quickly shot a glance at the content and flipped through several pages, but the only things he saw in there were boring theories about how cultivators could save up true qi or spiritual energy while riding a flying sword...
He was unable to find anything remotely related to a 'tragedy' or something of the sort!
F*ck, just what kind of reader is she? Did Senior Sister Ye start crying after reading about these boring theories?
Is it possible that she is one of those readers with a very, very wild imagination?
For example, some readers might start treating a manga where there was a hot-blooded battle amongst robots with the following lines flying around—'Look at my dazzling explosion!', 'Eat my light beam!', 'Have a taste of my metallic rod!', 'I'm going to break through your impenetrable defense!'[1]—as a mecha porn story...
But even if Senior Sister Ye was one of those readers with a very wild imagination, how did she exactly end up treating those complex theories and mathematical equations as a 'tragic love story'...?
Is it possible that rune X is the male lead, rune Y is the female lead, and rune Z is another man, and their sudden combination led to a heartbreaking plot development...?
Song Shuhang silently returned the 'Theories on how cultivators can save up true qi or spiritual energy while riding a flying sword!' to Senior Sister Ye.
It seems I'm still unable to understand the world of a well-read girl...
Does it mean that I've not advanced far enough on the road of literature?
"Junior Brother Path-seeking Scholar, I feel that you're thinking about something quite inappropriate at this time," Senior Sister Ye said disgruntledly, both her eyes very red.
Song Shuhang quickly waved his hand and denied, "No, I did no such thing!"
"After seeing your guilty conscience, I'm even surer that you were thinking about something inappropriate." Senior Sister Ye sobbed a few times and covered her face with both hands. Waterdrops incessantly streamed down her cheeks as she burst out in tears again, looking very aggrieved.
"..." Song Shuhang.
"I'm sorry. I didn't start crying because of you, sob, sob, sob~ It's just that I suddenly felt very sad and couldn't help but burst out in tears. Sob, sob, sob~ I'm telling the truth, it doesn't have anything to do with you. Don't misunderstand, please." Senior Sister Ye aggrievedly cried while waving her hand at Song Shuhang, comforting him.
"..." Song Shuhang.
Senior Sister Ye was crying for the strangest reasons~
However, she looked rather cute when she was trying to comfort others while crying aggrievedly.
At last, with much difficulty, Senior Sister Ye managed to stop crying.
❄️❄️❄️
"I showed Junior Brother Path-seeking Scholar a rather embarrassing sight." Senior Sister Ye was still sobbing from time to time.
Song Shuhang gave her a tissue. It wasn't that he was carrying tissues around with him. It was just that there were many of them placed next to Senior Sister Ye and he simply picked up one.
Senior Sister Ye wiped away her tears and tried to awkwardly shift the topic of conversation. "Junior Brother Path-seeking Scholar, what kinds of books do you like reading?"
Song Shuhang pondered for a moment and replied, "I like all kinds of books. You can say that I'm just someone that simply likes reading."
Whether it was a book about boring theories, a textbook, a novel, a manga, a science thesis, or ancient poetry... in short, as long it was something with text written on it, Song Shuhang could lose himself in it and read it for the whole afternoon, if not longer, without breaks!
"You like all of them?" Senior Sister Ye asked out of curiosity.
Song Shuhang nodded.
"You and I are the same. I also like reading all kinds of books. Although I'm unable to understand the content of many difficult books properly, as long as it's book, I'll definitely like it. It's for this reason that I like staying in the 'Lower City' of the Time City. Because I can read even more books here!" Senior Sister Ye said happily.
The two of them were really similar from this point of view!
The duo looked into each other's eyes.
Song Shuhang felt he and Senior Sister Ye were like kindred souls!
Senior Sister Ye asked at this time, "What kinds of books do you usually read the most?"
"The books I read the most are probably school books and the likes. Since I'm still a student, I usually get in contact with these types of books the most," Song Shuhang recalled and continued, "But aside from that, the ones I read the most are probably novels and manga. These two types are really good for relaxing. Then, in the third place, I would say famous literary masterpieces and poetry."
"Like historical romance novels and picture albums? I'm also really interested in those two types of works. Do you have any historical novel or picture album to recommend?" Senior Sister Ye said happily.
When the two bookworms discussed, the topic of conversation could but revolve around 'books'.
It was a 'common topic' they could talk about forever.
Thereupon, Song Shuhang told her about some of the novels he liked.
Since the range of the works was very broad and went from famous pieces of literature to classic martial arts novels, and again to modern webnovels, there were several works that he liked and thus wanted to recommend.
After hearing the names Song Shuhang mentioned, Senior Sister Ye sighed with emotion and said, "I haven't heard about any of the works you mentioned just now. Were all these works produced in the last several hundred years?"
Song Shuhang nodded and said, "Yes, that's indeed the case."
Time was truly a marvelous thing. Several hundred years of time could pass since a cultivator went into secluded meditation to when they came out. Sometimes, the entire world would have changed by the time they came out.
"In that case, how about giving me a brief introduction of these interesting works you mentioned? I'm very interested in them!" Senior Sister Ye said expectantly.
"Sure. I can briefly describe to Senior Sister Ye the interesting parts and general plot of those works. If Senior Sister Ye is really interested in them, I can bring them to you if I have another opportunity to visit the Crystal-Clear Water Pavilion in the future," Song Shuhang said with a smile. His memory had become pretty good since he had become a cultivator. Therefore, it wasn't a problem to remember most of the plot of a novel after reading it once.
"Right, Senior Sister Ye. Earlier, while I was in one of the passages of the Lower City, I accidentally separated from my companion. Do you have any method to find her?" Song Shuhang asked.
Aside from Chu Chu's whereabouts, he had to seize the opportunity and ask Senior Sister Ye about the exit of the Lower City as well.
"Hehe, it seems you guys happened to enter the area of the Time City that was about to shift. In order to lighten the effects of the erosion of 'time', the internal structure of the Time City would change from time to time," Senior Sister Ye explained. "Do you have any item with you that has the aura of your companion? Give it to me if you have it, I'll use it to look for your companion."
"Can bandages work?" Song Shuhang took off the bandages on his arm. Chu Chu had used those bandages to dress his wounds and her aura was still on them.
"Yes, bandages are also fine." Senior Sister Ye smiled and took the bandages in Song Shuhang's hands.
When she took the bandages from Song Shuhang's hands, her finger touched Shuhang's. The two of them could feel the temperature of each other's fingertips...
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drvAZ7e_fAw


One day, Song Shuhang was suddenly added to a chat group with many seniors that suffered from chuuni disease. The people inside the group would call each other ‘Fellow Daoist’ and had all different kinds of titles: Palace Master, Cave Lord, True Monarch, Immortal Master, etc. Even the pet of the founder of the group that had run away from home was called ‘monster dog’. They would talk all day about pill refining, exploring ancient ruins, or share their experience on techniques.
However, after lurking inside the group for a while, he discovered that not all was what it seemed... 

"It's fine, it's just a one or two months right, that doesn't guarantee first place." said Chen Mo after some thought.
Lin Mao nodded, "That's true, the Game Committee members do have specific tastes. But you'd probably have a hard time getting first place if your game wasn't super innovative."
Chen Mo did some more thinking.
"I'm thinking of making a Xianxia mobile game, what about you?"
Chen Mo said after a thought, "I'm thinking Wuxia."
Lin Mao was shocked, "Wuxia? Wuxia is pretty difficult!"
Chen Mo nodded, "I know, that's why I picked it."
"That's true, if you make it well, there's a high chance of it getting first place. But it is extremely difficult to make the theme special. Zen Entertainment have been playing with it for a long time and never got any results."
"I know, that's why I'm still thinking about it," said Chen Mo.
Lin Mao nodded, "Alright! You can do it! I believe in you! You made an RTS game like Warcraft when it is commonly accepted to be difficult! If you plan it out and do this theme justice, you have a good chance of getting first place."
Chen Mo nodded, "Good luck, let's get some good results!"
---
After his meal, Chen Mo returned to the experience store and started thinking hard about the game.
There weren't many types of games that were Chinese themed. The popular ones were Wuxia and Xianxia.
In the parallel world, the first response of video game designers and players when they think about Chinese games would be Xianxia games. The currently popular VR game Legend of the Sword was a type of Xianxia game.
The reason Xianxia games were popular was because they could use the combat system of an RPG game, making its playstyle easy to pick up and familiar to players.
Just as Western Fantasy RPG games have warriors, casters, archers, melee or ranged, flying with Gryphons... These could all be reskinned with a Xianxia theme.
In Xianxia games, players could fly on their swords, attack others with spells, they could explore areas like caves or mountains, all very fitting with Western RPG games.
The combat of Wuxia games could easily be reskinned using the combat system from Western RPG games, and the players wouldn't feel that it was out of place.
Therefore most popular Wuxia games were basically reskinned Western RPG games. And because they had games to base it off of, there weren't any risks involved as it was something players were used to.
So why couldn't they do the same with Wuxia?
The biggest problem was the combat system.
Xianxia are placed in worlds where magic is common, as opposed to Wuxia where magic is rare.
You could fly on your sword, kill demons, and summon thousands of swords in Wuxia worlds, making it rich and fitting of this spellcasting based combat system.
In Wuxia combat systems you take damage and other effects when I cast spells, which can be reflected in skills and debuffs.
Wuxia was completely different. Traditionally it would be throwing punches and countering them. The Wuxia skills are usually pretty basic. For example, it would be a stretch to treat Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms as eighteen different skills, but it might be too simple if it was just one move. It was also difficult to convey its meaning and uniqueness if it only dealt damage.
Moreover, Wuxia worlds lacked monsters, making it more difficult to tell a story as there wouldn't be huge bosses, with humanoids in its place.
Converting Xianxia to Wuxia would require taking out a lot of content, moreover, it was also difficult to convey the cultural aspect of Wuxia through a game.
Which was why designers would father do Xianxia over Wuxia.
There were quite a few Wuxia games in his previous life, but the problem was that these Wuxia games were just a reskin and bore the same core as Xianxia and Western RPG games.
The large portion of the games that were based on successful novels by Jin Yong and Gu Long depended on the IP, the games themselves made no new innovations.
For example, making Six Meridian Swords[1] a ranged attack, and making Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms and melee attacks, energy drain would be a mana drain, and quick steps would increase evasion...
These still had strong ties to the combat system of Western RPG games. Setting aside the sentimental value to the original works, these mechanics were a bit of the stretch, and players would probably not buy it.
Although there wasn't Jin Yong and Gu Long in this world, there were similar Wuxia novels, with the concept of energy, move sets, and different types of Wugong. The Wugong in this world were pretty similar to the previous world too, stuff like Yijin Jing, Tai Chi, and Baguazhang were also popular in this world.
It was impossible for Chen Mo to secure one of these IPs or to remake one of Jin Yong's novels were impossible as he only had three months to do it.
The Wuxia IPs in this world were quite expensive and doesn't come close to how popular Jin Yong's novels were. Even when setting aside the price, buying it wouldn't have a huge effect anyways, otherwise Zen and Emperor Dynasty would've bought it.
Zen Entertainment insisted on making high quality games with a Chinese theme. It wasn't that they didn't want to explore Wuxia's potentials, but the outcomes of those games were mediocre at best, which was why they went back to Xianxia themes.
Forcing a Wuxia themed game without making innovations to the core of the game was obviously a no go.
The judges weren't dense either and would easily be able to tell terrible works like these. What's the point of making a Wuxia game with barely any Wuxia content?
Chen Mo wanted to make a Wuxia game to show off Wuxia content, one that makes innovations on the play style, and not one that just has Wuxia in the title.
Chen Mo had made quite a few games since he entered the industry, including two incredibly successful games such as Plants vs Zombies, and Warcraft, scummy games like I Am MT, and a visual novel like Lifeline.
But they were mostly classic overseas games, there wasn't one that was actually a full fledged Chinese themed game.
You couldn't blame Chen Mo for favouring the west. This was what happened in his previous world, good games from China were few and far between, and most of them were scummy games.
But that wasn't what Chen Mo wanted. He hopes that Chinese games could be shared all across the world, and Chinese players would appreciate the traditional cultural aspects Chinese games.
Therefore, Chen Mo wanted to use this opportunity to make a standalone Wuxia game to allow players to fully experience China.
TL note: It's like this finger gun attack https://youtu.be/OVz6fi1KMkg?t=134


Chen Mo liked calling himself a video game designer, despite being a mere video game producer.
After dying one day from work-related stress, he transmigrated into a parallel world as himself, right after he graduated. He was now in the body of his younger self, who also aspired to be a video game designer. 
Will he be able to fulfill his dream after being reborn in this oddly different new world, and become the best video game designer in that world?
Follow Chen Mo on his romp through video game classics as he brings the great games of the past to a whole new world in pursuit of his dreams!
Note: This Novel has been continued as a passion project by its translator. The continuation of this novel will not affect the result of Trial Reading or Voting Pool. 

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I hope that everyone will like it, especially to those readers that actually love to read manga/webtoon ..it's not an ordinary novel cuz I make it a little easy to read because there are many types of readers that actually easy to get bored when reading novels It's called "Graphic Novel Script / Script Writing'' for those who don't know this, Script writing involves a heavier reliance on spoken dialogue. In novels, characters are revealed through description and internal monologue, whereas screenwriters develop their characters through action and dialogue. So everyone will easily to read who's speaking in their own point of view, Aside from that  I want to make it a webtoon but I don't have much time and I'm still studying to draw because I'm not good enough to draw some characters So I thinks it's hard for me, but I will make it a webtoon soon that's a little short announcement So please everyone support my novel Thank you and stay safe~
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There are many questions inside my head that I can't answer. I don’t know if I'm still the same, Minhyuk’’

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In the early Generation of omegaverse there are Societies whereas humans are divided into a dominance hierarchy of Dominant "⍶ Alphas","β Betas",  and Submissive "Ω Omegas" but in this generation there are no more Omega only Betas and Alphas

Park Jisung is a Dominant Alpha, He is the son of the Most famous and Richest Doctor In the whole world, He Secretly likes Minhyuk because of their childhood memories.

Kim Minhyuk is the last omega in the new generation after the extinction of all omega, He wants to become a Professional Painter..He is the son of the Most famous Scientist In a University .

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