A book for fun and nothing else.
Get to know the author. That's basically it.

This book was created by accident, not a real novel

It was a sunny day for Chen Yang, a 22 years old trainee in the literature industry. With the dynamic number of companies he has applied for, he is sure that he will be hired for the interview today. The male was feeling very lucky, his smile was almost touching his ears.
Yang looked at his wrist watch "Damn! I should woke up early today ,the traffic is really a mess" he said in dismayed
The stuck vehicles in front of him is already giving him a headache, his interview is set at 8:00 A.M and the time was already 7:30 A.M.  The buses was already full of passengers ,he was also stuck at the bus stop.
"Finally!! " he exclaimed when a bus with few passengers stop in front of him. He chose the seat at the far end of the bus since he is not used to being among the crowd. He was about to sit down when something poked his butt, it cause him to flinched.
He picked it up "What is this? a book?" He looked at it then sat down, it was an old plain book without a name cover and the pages are also empty. "Maybe a student left it unintentionally but how am I going to return this if it doesn't have a name?" he said to himself
"Woahh !!" Yang almost sank into the back of the chair in front of him, the bus suddenly stop when a stray dog crossed the street. "Aha! I got you!" he exclaimed after picking the book, his face startled; the empty book awhile ago was changed into a new book and...his name 'CHEN YANG' was written on the cover!!
Yang was still confused until he reached the company, he kept the book on his suitcase. His interview went smoothly, the interviewer told him to wait for their call. He was on his way to the bathroom when a voice suddenly spoke, Yang looked around but no one was there.
He hurriedly rushed to one of those bathroom cubicle after finding out where the voice came from, IT WAS FROM THE BOOK!!
"You shouldn't be afraid, I don't seek any harm, I am the author of the book" a voice said
His fingers are shaking, it was the first time he encountered a moment like that, he did not know what to do with the book he was holding
AUTHOR: I told you don't be afraid..idiot!
Yang almost threw the book "And who's the idiot here popping out of nowhere, are you in some curse or something?" he depend himself
AUTHOR: Excuse me, This was a magical book ! How dare you called it a curse one ?! Enough with the chit chat, you are the new owner of this book, you have no choice.. It's your fault for picking it  up anyway
"And now you're blaming me?" his eyebrows twitched "Im going to leave you here so stop wa---
AUTHOR: Where do you think you're going? Your name was already carved on the cover, you can't get away from this, you need to do the mission or else you want to die
Yang was stunned "Wait? What?! Am I going to die if I ignored you? damn! you're really a cursed one"
AUTHOR: I really want to kill you right now.. I'm not a goddamn curse, now you have to liste--
"Don't wanna"
AUTHOR: I'm going to let you die in vain, maybe a tortured scene or a murd--
"What the bloody hell!! okay! okay! Im doing it.. are you God or something?" Yang almost exclaimed
AUTHOR: Good! now listen carefully..You are going to be transmigrated inside the book with different worlds and stories, and you need to complete every mission, Im going to give you a magical pen, It will served as your love meter, the love meter must reached 100% in order to finished the mission.
"And what is my mission?"
AUTHOR: It's so simple.. Make the MC fall inlove with you
Chen Yang almost choke with his own saliva "W-What?!! Inlove?! with me?! Are you pranking me? I can't do that, I haven't even had a lover yet ehh"
AUTHOR: Im going to let a 10 wheeler truck bumped y--
"Damn! Okay fine! Im going! Im going!" 
AUTHOR: Okay now put me down and stand still, we are now going in..
Chen Yang put the book opened on the ground and then a small magic particles came from it gathering around him, a flashing light blinded his vision.. but before vanishing into thin air. .the author spoke once more
AUTHOR: By the way, my book was an omegaverse

Chen Yang was an ordinary trainee in the literature industry not until he was transmigrated inside the book he picked accidentally.

He was transmigrated inside the book with different stories and world together with the system author.

His mission was to let every leading character experience love,in short he should let them fall in love with him.

YANG: E-Excuse me author..but why are they all men?
AUTHOR: It’s a BL book idiot! Are you downgrading my masterpiece?
YANG: Are you trying to make me sway in that way? I’ve never been in a relationship before,but Im not bothered by same sex relationships.

Hello!! Your author Yohan here,please expect some 
~Comedy scenes
~some smutty scenes
~different worlds and stories
~exciting story twist
~of course it's an omegaverse
 
YANG: Hey! What is this omegaverse thing??
AUTHOR: It's a surprise!!
Let's talk! Discord: @Yohan#6080

Welcome to the book, if you are looking to read the story go to [Vol. 1 | Arrival] as it is the first part of the story itself. This is [Vol. 0 Auxiliary Volume] where the author dumps world information. 

Be warned if you choose to read ahead on the world information, as it may include spoilers! 

This is the authors very first book, the author is inspired by reading other books and that is where this idea came in. This book is a mixed of inspired ideas and my own ideas mixed into one, the author is determined in finishing it. 

Just...Have to take breaks and stops because of lack of inspiration or online class (this includes modules ;-;), there is no real updating schedule on here. 

This [Vol. 0 Auxiliary Volume] is a extra, you won't miss anything if you don't read this except some information that might possibly be not explained in the story (I tend to be forgetful most of the time) 

Anyways, the author hates having to add authors notes. There is one as of the moment because this book originally had around 17 chapters posted, but at that time the author noticed that it went a little off track and everything seemed to go too fast for the authors liking. That one authors note which talks about a rewrite will be immediately removed if the author is finished in rewriting until chapter 17. 

Anyways, the author hopes that you can enjoy this book! 

Posting actual chapters may take awhile since the author is planning to write a couple of chapters before posting. So in the meantime, it is either author will post some random info dumps or you can go read other stories!

Anyways, author has to do module stuff for online class now, might be passed next week and author only finished one as of the moment! ;-; 
Sorry for having to make you all wait!

(I need to stop referring to myself in third person.)

Translated by: ShawnSuh
Edited by: SootyOwl


"Do you have any award points that you'd like to redeem today?" 

"No," Juho said, pulling his hat down. At that brief answer, the cashier took the money from the young author's hand with a mechanical movement and put the book into the plastic bag along with the receipt. Even as she placed the bag on the counter, the cashier was looking down.

"Thank you."

"Thank you for shopping with us. I can help the next person," the cashier said, her response remaining just as mechanical. Being the biggest bookstore in the area, that store had an impressive inventory of all recent releases. Walking past a handful of people sitting in the corner of the store, reading, Juho exited the store and waited for the light to turn green. He looked down at the book peeking through the opening of the bag. It was Hyun Do's new book. Titled 'The Full Moon,' its ocean blue cover, which portrayed the moonlit night sky, was quite eye-catching. When Juho put pressure into the hand he was holding the bag with, thinking to himself, 'I'm just gonna keep it for now. I'm not opening it,' the bag's handle crumpled helplessly.

Then, a group of shadows started moving around the young author as a pedestrian stepped forward to jaywalk across the street. Suffice to say, a look of displeasure appeared on the faces of those who had been waiting for the light, most likely thinking, 'That's exactly how you get yourself killed.' Then, about thirty seconds later, the light finally turned green.

"Let's cross now!" a child wearing a kindergarten uniform shouted, holding their mother's hand and confidently raising their hand in order to signal their location to the drivers. The mother had the child's bag over one shoulder. A child, who was still learning, was far more aware of safety rules than adults who had significantly more knowledge, and they abided by them. 

Once the child graduated kindergarten, it would move up to elementary school. Juho imagined what their future would look like. As the child grew older, the idea of raising their hand and signaling the drivers would eventually fade away. Perhaps the child would even jaywalk for the first time in their life. Although there was no way to confirm that in real life, it was already a reality in the young author's new story. Children tended to change as they grew up, and the changing sceneries in the background were proof of how much those children had grown up. 

Upon arriving home, even before he changed out of his clothes, Juho put the bag down, took the new book and placed it on the bookshelf. Although he was adding only one more book to the collection, it felt like the book was taking up a significant amount of space. Then, after staring intently at the title, 'The Full Moon,' the young author looked away, feeling like he'd give in to the temptation to start reading. Only a few paces away, was the manuscript that he had been working on up to moments before he had stepped out of the house. 

There had been cases when children, who acted their ages in front of their parents at home, became leading figures. A conversation between the children, who had just started learning about the world, and an old lady, who was still learning about the world, would be, simply put, unpredictable. 

As children criticized adults for their stupidity, adults questioned the environment their children were growing up in. Then, those children eventually grew up to become adults. Despite looking nothing like they once did, adult and child became the same person. 

After washing up, Juho walked back to his room and sat at the desk to resume writing, reexamining the overall story and the events that took place within it. Reading through the entire story rekindled the feeling with which the young author had been writing, and writing in an emotional state as close to that as possible was the only way to make the story flow. If he were to write while depressed one day, but write again in high spirits the next day, there were bound to be inconsistencies.

"Not too serious." 

Juho had been telling himself that throughout the entire writing process of that particular story. Although both the adult and the child were wrong, Juho wanted neither their portrayal nor the process to carry a serious tone. He wanted to write a story that could be read quickly but with a sense of anticipation. When he looked up from the manuscript, he realized that it had already gotten dark out.

"I better take a break," Juho said, stretching both of his hands toward the ceiling, stretching his body that had become stiff after sitting for too long. Suffice to say, the stretch was turning out to be quite painful. Then, as he felt somewhat hungry and started thinking about what to eat, the full moon lighting the sky came into view. 

"I really wanna read it." 

After some contemplation, Juho picked up his phone, which he left on his bed, and called Seo Kwang. Although it was well into the night, it wasn't long before he answered the phone. 

"Did you read it?" he asked out of nowhere, catching the young author off guard.

"Sure. I've spend most of my life reading," Juho said in a higher-than-usual voice, confused.

"... I'm talking about 'The Full Moon,' doofus." 

"Ah," the young author let out, his voice sinking low.

"I have," Seo Kwang said confidently, yet calmly. Then, he asked the young author, "Have you?"

It was a question that Juho didn't really feel like answering. Then, with a swallowed sigh, the young author said, "I haven't." 

"Oh, no," Seo Kwang said as if pitying his author friend. 

"... How was it?" 

"It. Was. Insane," Seo Kwang said, as if he had been waiting for Juho to ask. "It's my favorite Hyun Do Lim book by far." 

It was a similar response to Yun Seo's. Perhaps, it was just the default response of those who'd read the book.

"For your sake, I won't spoil it." 

"Thanks." 

"OK. Let me share my thoughts on the book. It caught two birds with one stone," Seo Kwang said genuinely. From then on, he raved on about the book, from how reading the book came with a painful reminder that the more he read, the less there was left to be read, to the fast pace, the author's philosophy and criticism, the characters and their personalities, and the author's unique ability to write about such a twisted subject in a clean, polished manner. Then, as if remembering the content of the book all over again, he started talking even faster. Seo Kwang tended to be predictable like that.

"Not only is it appealing to the masses, but it's also very artistic. There's no way this book won't make it." 

It was the voice of a reader who had been deeply moved by a book. At that, Juho thought of the synopsis in the back of the book.

"The protagonist predicts death on a full moon," Juho said. This time, it seemed like Hyun Do had written about death, which he had never done before.

"Right. Death," Seo Kwang said, his voice growing softer. Then, as it returned to its normal volume, he added, "It seemed like Hyun Do Lim really emphasized the aspect of death in this book. If I were to compare it to 'River…' Hm, how should I put it?" he said, groaning as if in pain. 

"So, if you were to compare it to 'River?'" Juho asked quietly, rushing his friend for an answer. It had caught his interest. Juho had become curious about the end portrayed by the literary great.

"I can't say anything in terms of black and white, but I'd say they are different, yet similar somehow. From a reader's standpoint, I think they both carry about a similar shock value."

"Similar shock value?!" 

Death had always been somewhat of a specialty of the young author because of his firsthand experience of having died once. Yet, Hyun Do's piece carried a similar shock value. Juho was well aware of Hyun Do's skills. That made his heart beat faster.

"I really wanna read it now." 

The urge was starting to get out of hand. Although he had read Hyun Do's books as a homeless man who couldn't even afford to eat, he couldn't read the book at present, when he had more than enough money to buy hundreds of books. It was ironic, yet funny.

"I read it," Seo Kwang said provokingly, finding the situation all too amusing. He was ecstatic. The emotional experience the book gave him was still fresh in his heart, and looking at the full moon in the night sky only accentuated the experience. Hyun Do Lim was an incredible author, and Seo Kwang found himself getting intoxicated by the emotions that the novel carried. The moon was noticeably brighter than usual that night. Then, after listening to his friend for a little while, Juho said in a serious tone, "Maybe I should just read it." 

At that, Seo Kwang attitude changed at once. 

"What?" 

There was nothing more unfortunate than being in a situation that kept one from reading books. Which, in Juho's case, the unfortunate situation was that he was in the middle of writing, and needless to say, it was not a welcoming situation by any means. Although he thought reading wouldn't be a bad solution to his predicament, the young author had to come to terms with his conscience and recognized that it was merely his desire speaking.

"Do you think you'll be OK? This book is seriously a game changer," Seo Kwang warned him, and added, "I joined the Astronomy Club after reading that book." The book had had a significant impact on the reader. "You know what, I know that you're gonna do whatever you want at the end of the day, and I'm not gonna tell you not to read it. Besides, a book like this needs to be read by more people."

After hanging up, Juho looked up at the moon for a little while and immersed himself in deep thought. 'Should I read it? Or should I not?' Then, walking toward the bookshelf, he picked up the book, which was solid and smooth to the touch. After brushing his hand down the book once, the young author placed it back on the shelf.

"After I finish writing." 

Sitting at the desk, Juho picked up a pen. However, it wasn't long before he found himself standing in front of the bookshelf again.

"I'm gonna do it." 

With the book in his hand, the young author went out to the living room, sat on the sofa, took a deep breath and opened the cover. A photo of Hyun Do and his distinctive hair, which only half of had turned white, came into view. At that, the young author was reminded of a certain fan who had complimented him on his looks. However, the word handsome suited the gentleman in the photo a lot better. As he turned the front wing, the front cover, and the front page, the table of contents appeared. And soon, the very first sentence of the first chapter marked the beginning of the story. Feeling more excited than ever, Juho clasped the book tightly by the back cover. As the young author flipped through the pages, the house grew darker.

"Anybody home?" somebody asked, banging on the door and ringing the doorbell repeatedly. 

As Juho remained in his seat, the door rattled, and the person walked away. The house sank into silence yet again. Juho turned yet another page, which was the last page of the book. The protagonist predicted death on a full moon, and in the end, he fails to escape the grasp of that dreaded moon. The full moon signified greed, envy, an absolute being, and power. The author's portrayal of vertical power was quite powerful, enough to crush and overwhelm the world. Finally, the young author closed the book, feeling an intense burning sensation on his eyes, as if he had looked directly at the Sun.

He couldn't move his head. It felt like all of the events that had taken place within the book were coming alive, filling every corner of the house. Juho had connected with the book almost instantly. No matter how far the protagonist ran, the moon kept following him. It was almost as if he was making a fool of himself by trying to outrun the moon. Then, covering his face with his hand, Juho knew that he wasn't going to get any writing done that day. 

At that moment, a vibration came from the room. It was a phone call. However, Juho stayed put, and soon, the vibration stopped. It almost sounded as if it was asking the young author for his thoughts on the book. 'How was it? How was Hyun Do's portrayal of death?' 

As Juho took his hand off his face, his hair covered his eyes in place of his hand. A shadow was cast in the living room, and Juho reminisced to the conversation he had had with Hyun Do, who had told him that he asked questions when he didn't have the answer. For example, to a homeless man, 'Is this offensive to you?' At that moment, finding himself answering the question without even realizing it, it dawned on Juho just how amazing of an author Hyun Do was.

"I'm glad I read it," he murmured in a cracked voice in order to keep regret from creeping into his mind. If he had sat down and forced himself to write, wearing a naive look on his face, suppressing his urge to read, Juho would have been clueless. He was glad that he had given into his urge. 

"I guess I lost." 

In reality, he was excited. He had met with the certain reader he had been looking forward to meeting. Then, he had caught up with his fellow authors. Prior to either of those events, he had even met the celebrity interviewer for an interview, which had aired on TV. Through the interviewer, the young author had learned how he was coming across to his fans. A humbling realization had occurred to him that he had been content and satisfied when, in truth, he still had a ways to go as an author. 

Then, came the rain. Although invisible to naked eyes, it soaked every inch of the young author's clothes. What felt like a heavy sigh came out of his mouth. Despite feeling his clothes getting wet, the young author closed his eyes without moving a muscle. 

---


"Juho Woo!" 

Juho opened his eyes at the voice calling to him from the distance. His living room appeared before his eyes. As he struggled to keep his eyes open, he realized that he had fallen asleep sitting on his couch. At that moment, a series of banging noise came from the door, followed by a series of doorbell rings. Only then, did it occur to him who might be outside of the door.

"Coming!" Juho said, walking toward the door as he tried to wake himself up. When he opened the door, he saw his editor-in-charge, who looked at him with surprise.

"Are you OK?" Nam Kyung asked.

"What do you mean?" 

"Do you realize that you have some serious dark circles underneath your eyes?" 

Then, as Juho stepped aside yawning, the editor came into the house. Taken aback by the jarring state of the living room, he asked, "What in the world is all this!?" 

Being careful not to step on the sheets of manuscript paper scattered throughout the floor, Nam Kyung walked across the living room.

"For a second, I thought you'd just moved in." 

The table was also filled with stacks of manuscript paper, which had toppled over and made a mess. It was an intimidating amount. Then, as Nam Kyung closed the window, which Juho had kept open for ventilation, Juho looked around the living room. It was the result of not picking up the pages immediately after they had fallen. Nevertheless, the mess was proof that the young author had been busy at work.

After reading 'The Full Moon,' Juho had remained in a dazed state for a while. A wave of emotions flooded into his heart. He felt mortified and humiliated all at the same time, boiling with the ambition to be able to write like Hyun Do. Then, looking up to confirm that the sky and the ground were both in their rightful places, the young author reminded himself that he would never stumble again, rising from his seat and going straight to his room, writing frantically until he felt numb and out of it. Fortunately, he was able to pick up where he had left off for the most part. However, there was one critical issue.

"Still strugglin'?" Nam Kyung asked in a slightly low voice.

"Struggling? Do you see how much I've written?" Juho said, playing coy. At that, a smile appeared on the editor's face. 

"Except it's not the manuscript I've been waiting for." 

Then, the young author looked toward the editor. The story about the old lady wasn't making nearly as much progress as it should. 

"Maybe I should join an astronomy club, too." 

"What the heck are you talking about?" Nam Kyung said, glaring fiercely at the young author.

Yum Woo is the youngest author in history to enter the literature world. His debut work was a massive hit but this success was short lived for the unprepared.

A miraculous second chance comes his way one day.

This is the beginning of that journey.

cough cough cough, book friends, is like this. This afternoon. The author has just received a big notice from the editor, indicating that it was on the shelves suddenly.

According to the author's plan, it will be released on the 1st of next month, but it is now a foregone conclusion and cannot be changed.

So I am very sorry to the book friends, forgive me.

The update of the book was slow in the early days, and it was updated every day, and it didn't make everyone happy. This is the author's guilt for everyone.

Tomorrow after 12:30 noon, there will be no free chapters, and the following are paid chapters after entering V.

So the author asks for a subscription here, and hopes that the book friends support genuine reading.

Whether it is an author or a novel website, they rely on genuine subscription fees to support their basic life and operations.

This book friend who often reads online articles should know this.

After it's on the shelves, the author will update as much as possible, especially next month, at least two to three updates per day.

Thank you again, brothers and sisters in the new book issue for their great support for this book.

Especially book friends who have been rewarding, voting for recommendations, comments, giving good opinions, likes, and sharing.

The author has nothing to report. In addition to the update speed, he has to write a good plot to be worthy of the book friends who support genuine reading.

On the day of the launch, in addition to subscribing, if you can, give a reward (this depends on your financial ability). There is also a monthly pass. If you recommend a ticket, just drop in some! Don't be afraid of too much, and you're afraid that you won't be able to kill the author. (Wry smile).

Okay! It is not funny.

It will be on the shelves tomorrow, and it will be updated.

I'm not afraid of everyone's jokes, I can only spell it without saving the manuscript.

Well, book friends, see you tomorrow!

Good night. . .



From the story of Douluo mainland, it crosses the sign-in flow. Sign in successfully in the Qibao Liulizong: get the martial soul Thunder hammer! Sign in at the Holy Soul Village: Obtain the Exquisite Heart of Seven Orifices, with innate soul power. Sign in to Wuhun Hall: Obtain the Wuhun of Caulis spatholobi! And awakened: Twelve Wing Saint Angel Martial Soul, Twelve Wing Dark Angel Martial Soul. As the protagonist, start to become stronger in life! Leading the Wuhun Temple, out of a different result



This is a book about God. However this is not a piece of religious scripture or doctrine. Instead this book has the intention of suggesting that God, or a power greater than ordinary human beings, intercedes for the main character during the course of his life. The events that happen in the life of the main character reflect true events that have happened to an individual in the 21st century. 

This story is neither an allegory nor a narrative. The author has written a style that could be considered a mixture of the two, but which he considers neither. Occasionally there is a dialogue, and certain characters appear throughout. The characters that appear in the story perhaps show that Joshua relies on their encouragement at certain stages and events in his life. 

Some of the events are very traumatic, some of them are very uplifting and sometimes joyful events are presented after times of difficulty or indeed trauma. The author is trying to show that throughout the difficult situations that he and everyone has to go through, who has ever existed in the world since the beginning of time, perseverance and optimism are the basis of the main characters recovery from physical and mental illness. In 2019, the author of this book looked up at a wall inside a local school whilst on a training course. On the wall there was a flyer which read 'mental illness affects all people'. In 2009, the author was told that a stigma was attached with mental illness and that 10% of people were in a certain category that applied to young people. In 2017 he was told that this was 2%. What's quite clear is that mental illness is a grey area in modern society, although recently the author and hopefully the reader can identify an outpouring of love and understanding that would justify the 2019 statement. The reader, the author and Joshua Smith wouldn't question that every human being needs love and deep down wants to be happy. However, joy is distinguished from happiness for the purpose of this story to show how joy is maintained through very difficult circumstances. He suggests that the joy comes from God, which enables him to persevere and remain hopeful. 

The idea of a greater power than himself being the ultimate authority over his personal recovery is presented in this book as something the main character reflects on, and ultimately relies on so that his health is maintained. However, there is no intention to evangelize the reader. Chapter 6 is trying to portray how lonely and isolated the main character felt during a period of 'psychotic depression', and how his spiritual life helped him. The author is trying to suggest that greater powers beyond ordinary understanding are at work during the course of Joshua's life and does attempt to challenge common perceptions, which can be media led, related to these matters. Chapters 6, 7 and 8 are based on Joshua's imagination and artistic representations have been shown. However, the main character of this story walks the earth like the reader, and cannot categorically claim to have had a supernatural experience. However, the way our modern culture disregards experiences, of this kind, the author believes to create expectancy that everybody must have a close-minded view on these matters. Perhaps another intention of this story is to suggest that a different perspective on these matters is something that is not unacceptable in our modern culture. 

This book is ideally suited to someone aged 16 and onwards. This is because it has some complex themes, but also because there is some quite harrowing detail within whilst the overall message is a positive one. Therefore, a young person who has faced difficulties in their life would benefit from reading this book as a source of inspiration. It is also a very enjoyable book to read a few times over. 

It is not the intention of the author to present a claim towards another side or separate reality. However any reassurance that a reader receives, that has had similar experiences, by reading this book would make it a success in the eyes of the author. It is also a book intended to hold the interest of the reader, and sometimes has a very poetic feel to it, as well as occasionally attempting the style of a modern thriller that starts and finishes at Christmas time. The reader must be assured that it is inspired by true events. 

At the start of the book, Joshua is asked 'Who is the man at the end of the story?' As a person who would describe himself as a Christian, the author is reflecting here on the main character from the New Testament of all versions of the Holy Bible. However, another intention of this book is that the reader identifies the man as the love which Josh has between the other characters in the story; including those he has altercations with on a few occasions. We live in a society where it is very common, and straightforward, to criticize others. In most major world religions, caring for other practicing members and faith in a higher power are key elements. 

The word love is used in this book as the main message to suggest that this is a force that can be likened to greater power, or indeed a supernatural power, that makes no distinctions and keeps society as a whole. Part of the authors' perception, as shown in chapter 6, is that this love extends from small groups of people, to other groups and then to the whole of society. However, ultimately the wellbeing of the whole is something that can only be achieved by the constant outpouring of this love from the small groups. Joshua's perseverance, despite a lack of knowledge of his own wellbeing and that of those around him, is critical despite a real leap of faith being required. Ultimately he must trust in the God of his understanding, and who sustains him from within, with that which he cannot control. During the course of his life, like many of us Joshua has concerns for much wider world issues also. However, the main message at the end of the story should provide a reassurance, to the reader, that a God of all-encompassing love is there present as he has been throughout Joshua's life. 

Finally this story is not allegorical. This is because the purpose is to hold the interest of the reader, and to inspire, rather than express a very intellectual idea or realization. This is despite the fact that the story is based around the deep insights of the author, feelings that he has experienced and the wisdom which has enabled him to recover. Throughout the story this is intended to inspire the reader, particularly with the searching questions that the author believes that all human beings will have at some stage in their lives. For example 'Why we are here? Is anybody up there looking after us?' As previously read, the main message of this book is one of love which the author believes is not complicated or needs to be understood.

Signs and Wonders is a collection of the early works of the author John Mullen. Although the second book within has a very unique style, the overall piece presents a stark representation of someone's life in the UK. It is a religious book, that challenges secular philosophies, whilst explaining the importance of gratitude for the love received. The Catholic Church teaches that Jesus is love, and many believe that this is regardless of how this is manifested in society. However socialism and religion are shown together, pointing to the sum of a souls parts and their identity as God's children. 
The story addresses numerous issues in the world. Mental health, disability, racial inequality and the sexual revolution are a few of these. However, the book is a great read, not just for people with a religious background but for any man, woman or child. The first piece, Path to Edale, is the story of how anybody can accomplish their dreams despite wretched adversity. This story, which is the adventure of a lifetime, begins the overall message of hope of this novel length literary reflection.

As the book hits the shelves tomorrow at noon to open the VIP chapter, the author fungus will probably start uploading before 12.30, so don't wait after midnight tonight. Remember to cut. (??ˇ_ˇ??:)
And then, it's all over the place begging for subscriptions, especially for the first chapter. Those of you familiar with the book probably know that first subscriptions are essential for new books. Even though it only costs a few tens of dollars to read a book, I also know that many students are reading dozens or even hundreds of books, and it's hard to get a full subscription. But, it's effortless to give the first order, isn't everyone willing to provide me with even a dime? (???????????)
And then, there's the outbreak. It's roughly ten shifts tomorrow, and then, the book currently has a collection of 22,000, and according to the starting subscription ratio of 10:1 qualified standard, the first subscription of 2,200 to be considered suitable. So what, I set the goal a little lower, get a 44:1 500 first subscription as the minimum standard (if 500 are not there, then I have no face to see anyone, Boing Boing Boing (ㄒoㄒ)), every 100 more first subscription plus one shift, that is, as long as the subscription is standard I have to add 17 more." (oДo*)
The monthly ticket is a good thing, but it's only been ten days, so it's unlikely that it will be on the new book list! (￣▼￣)
If you are willing to give a dollar or two as a reward, don't spend too much and start an automatic subscription with the money you save. ＾０＾~
After the most important things are said, the next is something from the heart of the author's fungus, which can skip if you're not interested.＾０＾~
First of all, I'd like to thank you for the recommendation given by Wakaba. To be honest, the author germ is not very good at communication with people, until now did not open a book group did not add the author group, and the editor much add up to say no more than ten sentences, can give me such a pounce so many recommendations thank you (I am not licking dog, really not, everyone must believe me(??ˇ_ˇ??:))
Then, let's get back to the question of whether the author germs will suddenly be gone. (╯°Д°)╯︵┻━┻
When the last book pounced incredibly miserably, the author fungus said that writing is only my part-time job, so it's hard to free up too many hours in a day to write; but at the same time, writing is my hobby, and I'm more than eager for the recognition.
(Sometimes, criticism can make the author fungus feel bad for a long time, and a compliment can make the author fungus look stupid and laugh for most of the day (￣▼￣)).
So I'm not a eunuch because of low grades or anything.
If it did come to that, it would only be possible that none of them would want to read my book.
Even if there is one person who will read it, I will keep writing it. (??ˇ_ˇ??:)
Let the author fungus be depressed for a moment.
Because of some significant events around the country from the end of last month to the beginning of this month, the project came up for inspection because the leaders who came up for review sent away one batch after another. They will still be there until May.
The author of the fungus this time did not increase and consumed ten chapters, so the shelves erupt to make this point is the limit of the author fungus.
No offense, folks. (?﹏?)

Original Title : 海贼之黑暗大将 (Navy's Dark Admiral)
Author : 高燒三十六度 (High Fever 36 Degrees)
He is the Admiral, praised by the world as the light that cuts through the darkness, the Holy Lance Longinus.
He is the Dark Lord, feared by the world as the darkness that ends the era, the Demon Sword Apophis.
He wandered in the light and darkness and wove the battle song of blood and fire.
When he looked back, he found that he had crushed the world beneath his feet.
PS1: This story did not feature any fruit or system, the title of the book has nothing to do with Yami Yami no Mi!
PS2: The timeline is quite long, starting when Roger began the great age of sea pirates!
PS3: Non-scrappy article, highly fantastic and biased slightly off, but the characters should be intellectually ruthless basically in the line!

Original Site: https://book.qidian.com/info/1014128504

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Author: hello you 😙
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Author: *smacks him at the back of his head* 
Valentino: *aish ouch* 😭* sheds fake tears*
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Hi..... I hope y'all like it 
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