middle school fiction short stories

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I just want to say I love this fan fiction because it has so many possibilities and paths you can take in the future .I love the creativity and the story development is awesome .However I have a very important question about the story are you going to continue when they are all in high school or stop after the nationals in middle school

I have read all kinds of fan fiction, but there are very few writers who ruin such a beautiful fan fiction with their writing style. It's a really good fan fiction, plot, way of moving, technological wonders, but constantly saying alpha, beta, omega is ridiculous and gets into the story. If he wrote from a proper first-person or even third-person narration, the story is of a quality that could rise to the first place. But the author narrates like a ridiculous stupid middle school hero mind. What is Chonbiyo mu I have read all kinds of fan fiction, but there are very few writers who ruin such a beautiful fan fiction with their writing style. It's a really good fan fiction, plot, way of moving, technological wonders, but constantly saying alpha, beta, omega is ridiculous and gets into the story. If he wrote from a proper first-person or even third-person narration, the story is of a quality that could rise to the first place. But the author narrates like a ridiculous stupid middle school hero mind. If you are looking for a quality I have read all kinds of fan fiction, but there are very few writers who ruin such a beautiful fan fiction with their writing style. It's a really good fan fiction, plot, way of moving, technological wonders, but constantly saying alpha, beta, omega is ridiculous and gets into the story. If he wrote from a proper first-person or even third-person narration, the story is of a quality that could rise to the first place. But the author narrates like a ridiculous stupid middle school hero mind. If you have a quality translationI have read all kinds of fan fiction, but there are very few writers who ruin such a beautiful fan fiction with their writing style. It's a really good fan fiction, plot, way of moving, technological wonders, but constantly saying alpha, beta, omega is ridiculous and gets into the story. If he wrote from a proper first-person or even third-person narration, the story is of a quality that could rise to the first place. But the author narrates like a ridiculous stupid middle school hero mind. If you are a quality translator, this I have read all kinds of fan fiction, but there are very few writers who ruin such a beautiful fan fiction with their writing style. It's a really good fan fiction, plot, way of moving, technological wonders, but constantly saying alpha, beta, omega is ridiculous and gets into the story. If he wrote from a proper first-person or even third-person narration, the story is of a quality that could rise to the first place. But the author narrates like a ridiculous stupid middle school hero mind. If you are a quality translator, this hI have read all kinds of fan fiction, but there are very few writers who ruin such a beautiful fan fiction with their writing style. It's a really good fan fiction, plot, way of moving, technological wonders, but constantly saying alpha, beta, omega is ridiculous and gets into the story. If he wrote from a proper first-person or even third-person narration, the story is of a quality that could rise to the first place. But the author narrates like a ridiculous stupid middle school hero mind. If you are a quality translator, this hiI have read all kinds of fan fiction, but there are very few writers who ruin such a beautiful fan fiction with their writing style. It's a really good fan fiction, plot, way of moving, technological wonders, but constantly saying alpha, beta, omega is ridiculous and gets into the story. If he wrote from a proper first-person or even third-person narration, the story is of a quality that could rise to the first place. But the author narrates like a ridiculous stupid middle school hero mind. If you are a quality translator, this storyI have read all kinds of fan fiction, but there are very few writers who ruin such a beautiful fan fiction with their writing style. The constant alpha, beta, omega part is complete nonsense. If a good translator undertakes this story, it can come to very good places.

I only read 15 chapters but could not not say about it. Am I the only one concerned about inconcistency of age of Zi? It is said that she's in 2nd year middle school at age of 15!! While mc is 1st year University student at age of 19! Generally there is 4 years of each type of school ( elementary, middle, high) which is that she is probably stupid kid that stayed at 2nd year middle school for extra 3 years because she failed English all the time. Or what author meant was high school instead of middle school ( more consistent with age) that kind of changes the story to much less creepy.

The short story is a crafted form in its own right. Short stories make use of plot, resonance, and other dynamic components as in a novel, but typically to a lesser degree. While the short story is largely distinct from the novel or novella (a shorter novel), authors generally draw from a common pool of literary techniques. Short story writers may define their works as part of the artistic and personal expression of the form. They may also attempt to resist categorization by genre and fixed formation. Short stories have deep roots and the power of short fiction has been recognised in modern society for hundreds of years. The short form is, conceivably, more natural to us than longer forms. We are drawn to short stories as the well-told story, and as William Boyd, the award-winning British author and short story writer has said: "[short stories] seem to answer something very deep in our nature as if, for the duration of its telling, something special has been created, some essence of our experience extrapolated, some temporary sense has been made of our common, turbulent journey towards the grave and oblivion".[2] In terms of length, word count is typically anywhere from 1,000 to 4,000 for short stories, however some have 20,000 words and are still classed as short stories. Stories of fewer than 1,000 words are sometimes referred to as "short short stories", or "flash fiction".[3]