- If this article is very tough to understand, then you need to improve your English for at least a few weeks before writing a novel in English. I'm no English expert.

Story Target: 
Know what type of story you are writing before writing it.
- If you plan to make the mc overpowered, or evil(or 'good', but a murderer), go for it but be clear on this at the beginning. 
- If you plan to make someone change their character from good to evil or opposite, it is good to plan this out at the beginning.
- It's exciting for a reader when they think the story is ending, but then the MC goes to a new place for a new adventure, so try and create a vast world to explore with lots of detail, places like seas and mountains. A part of the storyline could be in an underwater/underground kingdom, on a plateau, etc.
- Don't explain the structure of the whole world at the beginning of the book. Have the MC only know a bit about his location, and let the reader learn new things about the world with the MC.
- This is just an extra(it is not a must-have for a good novel, but I like it): Have a well thought out plot. Rather than bad guys sending thugs or hurting innocents while the MC goes around beating them up throughout the novel, plan out a more intricate scheme. I love to read moments when it feels like everything is going wrong, but it was all part of the plan. And this 'plan' shouldn't be some hidden power coming out and saving the day. Try to have characters solve problems by using their heads instead of brute force sometimes too. 

Clearly defined arcs
- Arcs should be well-defined with a beginning and end chapter.
- Arcs should be small(can range from 40 - 200 chapters based on your chapter length and the length of your entire novel). A significant arc can be longer, but the author can divide it into smaller sub-arcs. 
- Each arc should end with the tying up of some loose ends. Leaving too many loose ends(running storylines) could result in the reader losing track
- It's nice to hint some things early in the novel and then have them impact the story later, but only one or two characters(enemies and allies included) should be in this 'hinted' state, or we readers forget about them, which goes against the reason for the hint.
- It is ok to bring in new characters at crucial points in the story(like when the MC is close to death, etc.). However, doing this too much can make the plot armour too strong.

Good English
- Use Grammarly. This is very important. Grammarly is a software that will automatically correct most of your spelling and grammar errors.
- Language(grammar) is important. If your English isn't good, try taking some classes or asking a friend with good English to edit. Grammarly can help a lot here. 
- Sometimes re-reading your chapter helps you find a lot of mistakes(as what happened when I re-read this guide).
- Fluctuate sentences, making some long and some short to avoid exhausting a leader 
- Most sentences should be on the shorter side
- Sentences using conjunctions like 'and' many times are examples of those that could be split up.
- Obviously, follow the basic grammar rules, but also look into some higher-level language guidelines. There are great tips online on how to write well. Take the time to go through these, and try consciously implementing these in your novel.
- Capitalization: Always capitalize the first word of a sentence, and always capitalize the name of anyone or anything. 
- Never capitalize an entire word. Using italics, bold, full stops, commas, new lines, or capitalizing the first letter to emphasize but capitalized words are irritating to read. At most, you can capitalize loud sound effects like BAM! or THUD! but WRITING SENTENCES LIKE THIS IS ANNOYING.
- I'll write it again for emphasis. Use Grammarly. 

Chapter Updates:
- Premium: Charging for chapters is natural, and you deserve it for your work. But, try leaving the first 100 chapters free to get readers interested. Yes, readers might get the gist of your novel in the first five chapters, but they need to be more immersed in your story to spend money. Of course, 100 is an arbitrary number based on the average chapter length I've seen for such novels. If your chapters are longer, naturally, you know best. I would suggest two arcs as a good amount to leave free. 
- The faster, the better is true. The more chapters you release, the happier us readers will be, except if:
-- The rush to release chapters results in subpar chapters. Be careful of the tradeoff. Quality matters. While readers would like fast updates, there's no point if they don't like the novel itself. 
-- For translations, two chapters a day is a great speed. More than that seems sloppy.
-- For originals, 1 chapter a day is the max you should publish(unless your chapters are incredibly short). And even that seems like a lot to me. It takes time to write good stuff, so churning out hundreds of chapters super quick often means its not good work.


Breaking up the chapter into small paragraphs: 
- Leave two lines between paragraphs. This not only makes your novel seem a lot cleaner and easier to read, but it also makes chapters seem way longer ;P. 
- Large paragraphs should be written only when extremely necessary, where you have to describe a single aspect of something in detail. 
Giving someone's background, or explaining some part of the story or logic are not good things to write as big paragraphs. For these, an easy fix is to start a new paragraph every 3-4 sentences. It may seem trivial, but it makes a significant difference while reading.

A guideline for authors who are new to the business, written by a fan and veteran webnovel reader. These tips are what I think shows the basic quality of a novel, apart from its story. 

Recently, lots of originals have been popping up, and I have noticed that while they have great potential and exciting storylines and settings, the good aspects are buried in errors that could easily be corrected.

Authors, please give it a read. Of course, you will have your own thoughts and difficulties following these guidelines, but I feel that by following as many as you can, your novel will be more liked. Thank you!

Fellow readers as well as Authors, please feel free to mention other tips I can add to this guide to make it more detailed. I am happy to listen to your opinions on changes that can be made to my current guide.

Yo, I am back with a chapter
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After, I finished my training I cooked, ate and then went to sleep.
When the sun started rising, I woke up and did some light exercise and then cooking breakfast, just when I was about to eat, my doorbell rang.
I used echolocation to check who was behind the door, and I found a hero placing down a letter by the doorstep before quickly running away, I walked towards the door and opened it, the letter had the words U.A. entrance exam results written in bold on its front. I opened the letter and unfolded the paper inside.
on the paper read:
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 Hello, Tony Stark
we thank you for participating in the U.A. entrance exam and we are delighted to announce that you have passed the exam with 106 villain points and 10 rescue points (A/N: he got rescue points for saving Toru.) you will be admitted to class 1-A and your first lesson will begin later today at 9:00 (A/N: for reference mc woke up at 7:00) you will find your school uniform in the envelope with this paper.
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I looked into the envelope again and found some mini U.A. uniforms, when I took them out of the envelope they expanded to full size, I tried them on and they fit surprisingly well considering they never took any measurements which leads me to believe that some unfortunate fellow working for U.A. has the nearly useless ability to measure the width and length of someone without using measuring tape.
 (A/N: if I had that ability, I would use it to measure the bust sizes of any girls I see lol.)
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Ug, I have like zero motivation to carry on this story I had a writers block 280 words into this chapter man I have enough homework and exams as it is with school starting and online assignments are the bane of my free time. like when I was writing this and tried to think of what to write I legit was like mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell and all I thought about was work.
See ya next chapter ig.

Dear Reader, Let's Talk About Books 
In this day and age, literature has multiple mediums--from the traditionally published books, self-published ones and the web-serial method of posting chapter by chapter. This is an example of a web-serial by the way. We've gone a long way in terms of coming across literature and even more the opportunity for budding authors to start their journey into writing with less barriers.
The Costs Of Reading A Book
We love free things, who doesn't? But you'd certainly don't want to work for free, right? That's why Authors, whether it be someone writing here on the platform or publishing on Amazon or the ones in bookstores--they sell it.
We all have limited time and money, so now's the time to think about it carefully.
Comparing E-Books and WebNovel Expenses
A Full-Length Romance Novel: 50,000-90,000 words
A Full-Length Fantasy Novel: 50,000-150,000 words
How Much? $0.99-$8.99
vs
Web-Series Novel
One Month Daily Updates
1600 words x 30 = 48,000 words
Average Cost per Chapter = 9 coins
9 coins x 30 = 270 coins
Why Read A Novel Via E-Book Form?
They're usually proof-read and edited and you can read the full-book.
They're often stand-alone unless you read a trilogy or series.
Why Read A Web-Series Novel aka WebNovel? (There's Other Platforms Too But You're Here)
The specific tropes and story are something you enjoy and are unavailable in your bookstore.
Top Up Expense
$4.99 = 250 coins
$9.99 = 500 coins
etc.
Author-Sama, Your Book Is More Expensive Than A Novel!
Yikes. Are You Spending More Than $4.99/Month To Read?
How About Getting Fast-Passes?
Fast-Passes Allows You To Read One Chapter For Free For Each Pass! 
How Many Fast-Passes Can You Get?
3 Fast-Passes Daily (Accomplish Missions To Get Them!)
3 x 30 = 90 Fast-Passes in One Month
Does It Mean That You Can Read My Work Entirely For Free? 
YES.
But Your Fast-Passes Does Get Used Up And I Bet You Read More Than One Book.
So Choose Your Books Wisely. (It Doesn't Have To Be Mine)
Should You Use Paid Coins Here?
Toss a coin to this poor Author so they can keep writing instead of getting a 9-5 job?
The Additional Expenses Of Privilege:
Privilege allows you to read the chapters early by paying an additional amount which varies on the Author's discretion. It's similar to Pat-reon and other membership platforms that help support the Creators. After paying Apple and Google, WebNovel and Author split the net income after the expenses. Other Authors say that it nets around 30% of the actual Privilege you've spent.
Privilege gives the chance for an Author to earn at least a living wage or to earn an incredible amount if one is in the top ten Authors. 
I Really Want To Read For Free And I Don't Want To Wait:
Maybe You Can Find Free Books Elsewhere? Seriously, There Are Good Free Books :D 
[ Mind you, if you see any pirate, toss me coffee money :P ]


What happens when a young man with bad luck receives the opportunity of a lifetime? 

After receiving a strange email to beta-test a game for $1000, will you venture into the world of Races: Online and meet multiple Fantasy Races? Will you embark onto the path of becoming one of the future Heroes and Adventurers by enrolling in the Kraelonia Academy? Will you seek to build your village or perhaps aim for the crown instead?

See the world through the lenses of the main protagonist and other characters:

Han Jing - a twenty-something young man who receives the email and becomes a Player. Live as a Student at Kraelonia Academy by night, but return to the real world by day and discover the world one lives in has its own secrets lingering beneath its surface.

Timothy Cook - an NPC (?) from Rockfall Village who also travels with 'Han' to Kraelonia Academy. A young man with a fiery personality and the [ Firestarter ] Skill to match, after losing his mother during the Demon Lord's attack, does he have anything left to do? The allure of magic calls to him, but what if he sinks deeper than he could possibly go?

A world of Classes, Levels, Swords and Sorcery... hop into the Races: Online server and start your quest today!

Or maybe meet up with the other Players offline?

"This Demon Lord would really like to have a word with you without the safety net of the game rules."

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WARNING: SLOW-PACED, MULTI-PERSPECTIVE SERIES.
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Undergoing edits.

Dear Reader, Let's Talk About Books 
In this day and age, literature has multiple mediums--from the traditionally published books, self-published ones and the web-serial method of posting chapter by chapter. This is an example of a web-serial by the way. We've gone a long way in terms of coming across literature and even more the opportunity for budding authors to start their journey into writing with less barriers.
The Costs Of Reading A Book
We love free things, who doesn't? But you'd certainly don't want to work for free, right? That's why Authors, whether it be someone writing here on the platform or publishing on Amazon or the ones in bookstores--they sell it.
We all have limited time and money, so now's the time to think about it carefully.
Comparing E-Books and WebNovel Expenses
A Full-Length Romance Novel: 50,000-90,000 words
A Full-Length Fantasy Novel: 50,000-150,000 words
How Much? $0.99-$8.99
vs
Web-Series Novel
One Month Daily Updates
1600 words x 30 = 48,000 words
Average Cost per Chapter = 9 coins
9 coins x 30 = 270 coins
Why Read A Novel Via E-Book Form?
They're usually proof-read and edited and you can read the full-book.
They're often stand-alone unless you read a trilogy or series.
Why Read A Web-Series Novel aka WebNovel? (There's Other Platforms Too But You're Here)
The specific tropes and story are something you enjoy and are unavailable in your bookstore.
Top Up Expense
$4.99 = 250 coins
$9.99 = 500 coins
etc.
Author-Sama, Your Book Is More Expensive Than A Novel!
Yikes. Are You Spending More Than $4.99/Month To Read?
How About Getting Fast-Passes?
Fast-Passes Allows You To Read One Chapter For Free For Each Pass! 
How Many Fast-Passes Can You Get?
3 Fast-Passes Daily (Accomplish Missions To Get Them!)
3 x 30 = 90 Fast-Passes in One Month
Does It Mean That You Can Read My Work Entirely For Free? 
YES.
But Your Fast-Passes Does Get Used Up And I Bet You Read More Than One Book.
So Choose Your Books Wisely. (It Doesn't Have To Be Mine)
Should You Use Paid Coins Here?
Toss a coin to this poor Author so they can keep writing instead of getting a 9-5 job?
The Additional Expenses Of Privilege:
Privilege allows you to read the chapters early by paying an additional amount which varies on the Author's discretion. It's similar to Pat-reon and other membership platforms that help support the Creators. After paying Apple and Google, WebNovel and Author split the net income after the expenses. Other Authors say that it nets around 30% of the actual Privilege you've spent.
Privilege gives the chance for an Author to earn at least a living wage or to earn an incredible amount if one is in the top ten Authors. 
I Really Want To Read For Free And I Don't Want To Wait:
Maybe You Can Find Free Books Elsewhere? Seriously, There Are Good Free Books :D
[ Mind you, if you see any pirate, toss me coffee money :P ]


Rosalyn Lockhart was betrayed. The King of Hearts exiled his Queen. Her most trusted Knight killed her. And the only reason for this—it was that Alice! She could not believe it, even when her own very head got cut off. When Time offers her a chance to go back to the past, she'll ensure that this time it'll be off with their heads! But will she truly succeed?

Fall down the rabbit hole and find out.

--

Blood spilt on the earth, staining it a lovely shade of crimson.

It was her favourite colour.

Except the blood that stained the ground was hers.

“Do not worry, Your Majesty. This blade shall smoothly cleave your head off—you won’t feel anything.” His lips curled into a smile before she was gone.

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Zhang Lixian seemed to understand something. "I see. This is a gadget that helps to reduce stress?" 
Li Shi shook his head. "You might think so, but there are still some differences between this and a gadget that helps to reduce stress. 
"Ordinary gadgets that help to reduce pressure—such as bubble wrap, fidget spinners, and so on—use repetitive exercises to reduce your psychological pressure. The inertia of repeating exercises would keep one's mind occupied. 
"However, that's not how the Fully-Automated Bickering Machine works. There's no pattern to its operation, and it does not make use of repetitive exercises. That's why ordinary people might find themselves getting addicted to it. 
"Yet, that's exactly where the difference between the Fully-Automated Bickering Machine and pressure-reducing gadgets lies. 
"Pressure-reducing gadgets only serve to channel one's emotions and divert one's attention, so that they would forget about their troubles temporarily. However, it doesn't have any practical effect on our ability to think. In fact, we might even become over-dependent. Each time we feel distracted or frustrated, we would need a pressure-reducing gadget to play with.
"On the other hand, the Fully-Automated Bickering Machine doesn't channel emotions. If you keep playing with it, you might become even more irritated. It serves to induce certain thoughts that make you aware of the meaninglessness of your behavior and force you to exercise self-control. That way, you would be able to maintain control in frustrating circumstances as well. 
"That's why the Fully-Automated Bickering Machine can only be used by people with a certain amount of self-control. 
"That's also why I keep emphasizing that it helps me to think. It doesn't numb you—it stings you. In the long term, the difference between the two would be very obvious." 
Clearly, Zhang Lixian was now deeply interested in the squarish box. However, since she was still conducting the interview, it was inappropriate for her to ask where he had bought it from. Thus, she decided to leave it to the end of the interview. 
Zhang Lixian looked around. The entire house was just as Boss Li had described. It was so simple that it reminded her of those practicing asceticism.
Yet, at that moment, Zhang Lixian spotted the huge television in the living room. 
Televisions of this size were hardly seen in houses in the city. Naturally, it caught her eye. 
Curious, Zhang Lixian asked, "Boss Li, if you need a quiet space to think, you wouldn't place a television in the living room, would you?" 
For most people, television sets were meant for entertainment. Dramas, movies, variety shows, and games were all unhelpful for thinking, right? 
Li Shi smiled. "Ah, that. Actually, if you open the unassuming television cabinet underneath the television, you would see a gaming unit and a large number of game discs. 
"That's only normal. Boss Pei wears many hats, but the biggest one will always be that of a game designer! 
"GOG, the online game that Boss Pei developed, has already expanded into the Western market. It's accumulating billions of fans all over the world, and its advertisements are plastered around Times Square. 
"Struggle, the standalone game that Boss Pei, is also proving to be very popular in China. The concept and depth of the game have earned unanimous praise from insiders of the industry and gamers alike. 
"How can a game designer draw inspiration without playing games? 
"I found a variety of games from top foreign manufacturers in the television cabinet. That goes to show that Boss Pei isn't proud or complacent. From start to end, he has been working hard to draw experience from foreign game designers and constantly reflecting on his progress. Otherwise, he would not have been able to develop an excellent game like Struggle." 
Zhang Lixian nodded subtly and then noticed that something was amiss. She asked, "Well, why would Boss Pei make those games available for other tenants, then?" 
Li Shi was already prepared for this question. He answered, "Obviously, that's Boss Pei's attitude. 
"I've seen them. Those games are all AAA masterpieces from overseas. All of them are extremely artistic and have excellent systems. Boss Pei must have carefully selected those games. 
"To Boss Pei, games cannot merely be entertaining. They must also be artistic and deep. Thus, when designing and conceptualizing the Sloth Apartments, Boss Pei must have wanted tenants to be able to relax when they were tired. These masterpieces were probably meant to provide inspiration and enlightenment. 
"At the same time, he must also be fighting the saying that 'playing kills brain cells'. Boss Pei must be emphasizing that, while games allow people to relax, they can also invoke thought." 
Zhang Lixian nodded. "That makes sense! I heard before that Sloth Apartments have many inhumane and unreasonable regulations. However, it sounds like Boss Pei is trying to spread his lifestyle using the Sloth Apartments. 
"Why doesn't he expressly state that in the publicity material, then?" 
Li Shi smiled. "How can he say these things himself? Is he expected to praise himself? 
"The process of thinking is very personal. You won't necessarily be able to quiet down and think in certain environments. These things are affected by different factors. He can't guarantee results. 
"What's more, Boss Pei never attempts to explain his own behavior. He would only do what he thinks is right very seriously. As for everyone else, those who can understand it… would; those who can't… wouldn't. Boss Pei would never force others. 
"Why have the Sloth Apartments implemented so many regulations? Why was the Fully-Automated Bickering Machine made so exquisitely and with such expensive material? Why is it sold at such a high price? 
"Clearly, Boss Pei produced it for people who understand what it's for. Those who understand its value would willingly pay for it, no matter how much it costs. Those who think it's too expensive wouldn't understand where its value lies and wouldn't snatch it from those who truly appreciate it."
… 
Finally, the interview was over. 
Zhang Lixian reviewed the content and realized that the interview had gone slightly off-track. 
She had intended to interview Boss Li at first, but Boss Li had only talked about Boss Pei the entire time! 
However, that was not a big deal. Other similar programs would not restrict conversations. Guests were free to share whatever they wanted, and Boss Li had shared very valuable information indeed. 
Why did Boss Li insist on investing in the old industrial zone even though the majority of investors and businesses had not had high hopes for it? 
On one hand, he had been following in Boss Pei's footsteps. On the other hand, he had an independent way of thinking. 
What's more, that independent way of thinking had only been cultivated because of his ordinarily living conditions and mindset. His experience of being extremely focused while thinking would greatly benefit other investors, as well as mental workers who need to think without being distracted! 
The transformation that Boss Li and Boss Pei achieved with the old industrial zone was also very impressive and commendable. 
At that thought, Zhang Lixian stood up and shook Li Shi's hand again. "Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to be interviewed by me, Boss Li. I trust that your way of thinking would help many young and confused individuals." 
The videographer stopped rolling. Zhang Lixian asked softly, "Boss Li, where can I buy one of those Fully-Automated Bickering Machines?" 
Li Shi grinned. "Go online and search for its name, and you'll be able to find it. It's not that difficult." 
Zhang Lixian nodded. "Yes, this is very interesting. I want to keep one at home as well. Alright, I won't disturb you any longer. Goodbye, Boss Li!" 
… 
… 
September 13th, Tuesday evening…
Today was the last match of the first round of GOG's international invitational tournament. Tomorrow was a rest day. 
After watching the matches, Pei Qian did not return home. Instead, he headed to Fish-Catching Internet Cafe and sipped his cocktails while working on his mind map of the relationship between various departments in Tengda Corporation. 
It was not that Pei Qian did not want to return home. It was just that there was not much for him to do at home. 
His house was too empty. He could play games, but he would get bored with them if he played too much. On the other hand, waiters were serving him in Fish-Catching Internet Cafe, and he could sip alcohol while listening to singers sing. 
There were more and more lines appearing on the mind map. Pei Qian was beginning to feel like his brain did not have enough storage space. 
Pei Qian very reluctantly connected the DGE Club, Tengda Games, and Deposit Fitness. 
GOG's international invitational tournament was a fuse. The team members had been crazily 'blowing' DGE Club and Deposit Fitness from the very first day of the competition until now. Four days had already passed. 
Pei Qian had seen it all and taken it all to heart, but he could not do anything about it… 
He had intended to drop by Deposit Fitness to take a look, but on further thought, he concluded that it would only give him more to worry about. What was the point? 
He could only quietly draw the line and announce the start of the next stage. 
He could keep opening more branches. If he opened them fast enough, the profits would not catch up to him. 
Pei Qian was beginning to realize that nothing was going smoothly this cycle. The physical shops, especially, were becoming increasingly popular. It had started with Fish-Catching Internet Cafe… and then Fish-Catching Take-Out. Now, even Deposit Fitness was getting out of control! 
Fortunately, the Sloth Apartments were still holding on. 
Otherwise, Pei Qian would be left with one straw to grasp at—Upwind Logistics. What would he do then?! 
Pei Qian looked at the dense web of lines on his mind map, feeling like it was about time to give up on it. 
Hidden connections between the departments aside, even the visible ones, were becoming hard to keep track of! 
The dense web of lines had dense words attached to them as well. He would get dizzy just looking at it, and sorting it out would be a chore. 
Pei Qian's strategy to keep track of inter-departmental relationships using a mind map was turning out to be a failure. The departments were coming up with 'combined events' frequently and from out of nowhere. It was completely unreasonable. 
For example, Pei Qian had asked Coach Yaling to take pictures of DGE's members every day to ensure that they had less time for training. Who would have thought that those photos would later become advertising material for Deposit Fitness? 
At that thought, Pei Qian could not help but heave a long sigh. For some reason, he felt particularly troubled. 
…
At the same time, outside Fish-Catching Internet Cafe…
The internet cafe was brightly lit, and the light shone through the full-length windows. Everything inside was clearly visible from the outside. 
Ruan Guangjian had just finished the concept art for a GOG hero and was walking out of Halo Workspace, intending to go home to rest. 
However, as he walked past Fish-Catching Internet Cafe, he saw a familiar figure through the full-length windows. 
"Eh, it's already so late. Why is Boss Pei still here, and not at home, resting?
"He's looking at his laptop. Is he still working?" 
Ruan Guangjian was curious, and Boss Pei was seated with his back facing the full-length window. Ruan Guangjian walked forward, peeked past Boss Pei's shoulder, and saw the image on the screen. 
Suddenly, Ruan Guangjian became inspired. The composition looked very good from where he was standing. 
At once, he whipped out his cell phone and took a picture through the full-length window. 
Click. 
In the picture, Boss Pei's back was facing the camera. His right hand was supporting his chin as if he was deep in thought. His side profile was lit up by his computer screen. Although one could not see the screen clearly, one could tell that it was neither showing a game nor a movie. 
"World famous painting: Boss Pei at Work. 
"What's on the computer? 
"A mind map?" 
Ruan Guangjian zoomed in on the photograph. The camera on his mobile phone had very high megapixels. Although he had not taken a picture of the screen on purpose, he could still faintly tell that there was a mind map with countless dense lines and boxes on it. 
There were boxes of various sizes. Ruan Guangjian couldn't read the words in the small boxes and on the lines, but he could read the ones in a few boxes. They said 'Tengda Games', 'Deposit Fitness', 'Fish-Catching Take-Out', 'Fish-Catching Internet Cafe', and so on. The dense lines extended from each of those boxes and connected to the other boxes around them.
Ruan Guangjian glanced at it, confirmed that there was no confidential information or business secrets, and then relaxed. 
Everyone knew what businesses were under Tengda Corporation. That was no secret. He wouldn't cause trouble by uploading the image. 
Ruan Guangjian uploaded the image on his Weibo and wrote a caption. "I've knocked off work, but someone is still working." 
He had intended to greet Boss Pei in the internet cafe but then realized that there was no need to. Satisfied, Ruan Guangjian turned to leave.


I really just want to lose money! T_T
Best boss ever, prodigy of the business world, genius creator, visionary of the century.
These are the descriptions used for Pei Qian, President of Tengda Corporation.
Ever since his rebirth, Pei Qian finds himself in possession of a system that rewards him if he manages to lose money.
Instantly, a brilliant idea comes to mind — making crappy games!
"If the game flops, all my investment cost will be lost!"
"How difficult can it be to lose money?"
Indeed... how difficult can it be?
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This book is highly popular in China and has set off a new trend. Webnovel has very high expectations for this book and has gotten the author to refine the first chapter as an exclusive for global readers. We hope everyone will enjoy reading it.

Pei Ge smiled while reading the online comments about her, which were getting out of hand by the second.
In Wu Wei's eyes, his superior was behaving weirdly today.
"Boss, are you saying that we should leave things as is and let those people continue scolding you?"
He looked at his superior in disbelief, totally not understanding what she was thinking.
He felt that, no matter what means she used to clear her name in the future, those ugly rumors about her would forever be etched in other people's minds.
No matter how she cleared her name, as long as her name was mentioned, others would recall these rumors about her.
"Of course not."
She retracted her smile, her beautiful eyes flashing coldly, but her next words made him even more flabbergasted.
"Tell the PR department to start working; join those people online in scolding me."
"Ah—huh? Join them in scolding you?"
He looked at her dazedly, his eyes filled with perplexity.
"That's right, but the method used should be different from them. Do it like this…"
Following her explanation, the assistant's confusion disappeared.
Right now, what he had on his face was worship and awe.
"So it's like that! I understand now, boss; I'll definitely properly have your order executed!"
With a smile, he exited her office.
In her office, she stared at her computer screen broodingly.
As she read the comments scolding her online, the smile on her lips deepened.
Just then, the method she had told her assistant was actually very simple.
She had merely ordered her people to take the initiative in scolding her online. Of course, what they were doing was scolding for the sake of scolding and without any logical reason.
With it, they should also bring in Qiao Jingyun.
Once she finally made her move, everyone would understand that it was that woman who had been pulling the strings behind the scene.
When that time came, she would make use of people's inherent nature of protecting the underdogs and pitying the weak by making them feel guilt.
By then, she believed that, no matter how badly she was being scolded online now, once the truth was revealed, that woman would suffer the full brunt of it!
"I want to see what kind of tricks you still have up your sleeve…"
She casually surfed through the net, acting like a separate person from the one being slandered badly online.
On another end, it was the opposite for Qiao Jingyun.
She ran to her room and frantically took off her clothes. Naked from waist up, she stood in front of a full-length mirror and looked at the black mole on her left collarbone.
The black mole was glaring on her snow-white skin.
"Ahhh!"
With a scream, she picked up a flower vase nearby and hurled it onto the mirror.
Crack!
The mirror and flower vase broke into pieces.
Staring at her distorted image reflected on the broken mirror, she suddenly started laughing crazily.
"Ha ha ha! I won't let you guys destroy me. I'll definitely not let you guys destroy me…"


After a series of life-changing events, Pei Ge decides to start anew and rediscover her place in this world. She gets a new job, new friends and… a new boss whom she mistakes as a male host!

He helps her to get revenge on a back-stabbing friend, supports her when it seems that the world has given up on her, encourages her to be more confident about herself and even… messes up her blind dates!

With her strong working abilities and fiery attitude, she manages to climb up the ranks in the company (under the devious scheme of a certain CEO) and even gains a fan girl who can’t wait to be her sister-in-law.

As Pei Ge navigates through the ups and downs of office politics, family drama, finding her right partner and societal expectations, she realizes that things are not as simple as it seemed and everything she had believed in is tested…

The Big Misunderstanding:

“You asshole! Why didn’t you use protection?! I’m pregnant!”
“…It’s not mine.”
“Asshole! You actually dare to not admit it?! I gave all my firsts to you! You jerk!”
…
At the gynecologist, she read her pregnancy lab report and was stunned: Irregular period.
The man raised an eyebrow and smirked, “Didn’t you make a ruckus about being pregnant with my child? Where is the child?!”
“…” Who is scared of who? Let’s make a bet!

Indeed, Mo Lang's 10-minute piece was eyed by teachers in every major music academy as a potential exam question as soon as it debuted. It was exam time, after all; the teachers had to get creative.
Every year, outstanding pieces were used as exam questions, and Mo Lang's was a shoo-in. He was a master to begin with, and the song was top-notch. The piece was impossible to pass on.
Ever since he had advanced in age, Mo Lang only released a song every two or three years, and every release was a curveball. Teachers immediately saw potential in "Legend" as a possible critical analysis or rearrangement question or essay topic. 
Just as music students from different departments had suspected, the complexity of the piece was Mo Lang's way of showing off. The questions asked by Mo Lang's piece were all tough ones. The average student struggled to answer one of them, let alone every single question.
Many students started brainstorming. Since they knew that Master Mo Lang's piece was a likely exam question, they had to prepare in advance.
Should they seek outside help?
Yet folks who had made their presence known on similar occasions in the past—tutors from music cram schools and the authors of prominent textbooks—kept a much lower profile this time around.
The leading cram school tutors were at a loss too. There didn't seem to be an easy solution.
They didn't dare comment on the piece. We barely understand it. Who are we to counsel others? What if we're wrong? That'd be career suicide.
The composer was Mo Lang, after all. What a legendary figure. His technique was beyond the grasp of the average musician.
Should they ask Mo Lang himself, then?
Stop bullsh*tting!
Was it so easy to gain access to a master musician who was a national treasure? Not to mention that Mo Lang was quite old. He had limited energy and his body couldn't keep up. There was only so much he could do.
After pondering the matter repeatedly, the students realized that approaching Fang Zhao was the easiest move.
Fang Zhao was young, so there wasn't a generation gap to consider. Plus, Fang Zhao had been involved in the composing of the song. He was somewhat of an authority too.
The students of Qi'an Academy of Music were the first to reach out to Fang Zhao. They were all "senior alum" this and "senior alum" that, fully taking advantage of the old-boy connection.
It wasn't only the students. The teachers who planned on using "Legend" as an exam question also consulted Fang Zhao.
As for Fang Zhao, he didn't mind offering his thoughts. It was easy for him. When he had been working on the song with Mo Lang, they had had wide-ranging discussions. He knew Mo Lang's creative philosophy well. The only thing was that Mo Lang was still the author of the song. Whether or not he should speak up, how much he should reveal—these were matters he still had to consult Venerable Mo on.
Mo Lang was actually quite delighted when Fang Zhao reached out.
"This is a good thing!"
From Mo Lang's perspective, his body couldn't cope, so it was impossible for him to lecture at length. But if it were up to him to choose someone to speak on the topic, his first choice would be Fang Zhao.
He didn't think that Fang Zhao's young age reflected a lack of ability. The old man had gotten a good sense of how much Fang Zhao knew when the young composer had still been on Planet Wai. As far as he was concerned, Fang Zhao would do just fine as a lecturer. 
Mo Lang already enjoyed considerable stature and prestige. He had no intention of holding back his talent and knowledge at this stage. He was more than willing to share his wisdom and insight with the next generation.
It wasn't that Mo Lang ever withheld in his teaching, but now that he was so advanced in age, and he had gained new insight during the creative process for "Legend." Why leave any stone unturned at this stage?
Passing the torch, a key theme in his work, was very important to him.
As a teacher, he had the responsibility to spread his knowledge, train disciples, and dispel confusion. The future of the industry depended on the next generation. Mo Lang hoped to see innovation and breakthroughs in all musical genres.
"Fang Zhao, do speak up!" Mo Lang was very supportive. "If I weren't encumbered by my poor health, I'd go on a global lecture tour!"
After receiving Mo Lang's go-ahead, Fang Zhao approached HuangArt for a venue where he could broadcast his lecture live.
Yes, he could have lectured from his dorm room, but HuangArt had professional lecture halls for live broadcasts. The rent wasn't that expensive. As long as one could secure a room, the rest was easy. The only requirement for booking a lecture hall was that one had to broadcast through HuangArt's own website.
The leadership at HuangArt wasn't about to stall Fang Zhao on this matter, not to mention that he had Mo Lang's backing. His request was approved immediately and he was allocated a prime lecture hall that had recently been upgraded with live broadcast equipment.
Once he got approval, Fang Zhao studied his own class schedule and decided on a timetable for his lectures.
Tentatively, there were three lectures scheduled, each lasting an hour. They were free to watch.
This was what the HuangArt officials in charge of the school's online curriculum had suggested.
Given Fang Zhao's current seniority, he wouldn't be able to command a very high viewing fee. Mo Lang also had to be taken into consideration. The fee couldn't be too low, out of respect for Mo Lang's stature. Still, Fang Zhao wasn't short of cash, so they decided to keep things simple and make the lectures free. Master-level teachers had done the same in the past. It was a form of pro bono work, a token of encouragement and support for young musicians.
The news of Fang Zhao's upcoming online lectures on "Legend" was first spread by the students of QiMu and HuangArt. Students from the leading music academies in other continents soon caught wind from chat groups and online forums.
Many folks tuned in to partake in the spectacle. The lectures were free, after all. Giving them a listen didn't cost a cent. But there were also folks that felt that there was no such thing as a free lunch. Fang Zhao was bound to withhold the good stuff, so the lectures were a waste of time.
It was up to the masses to decide whether or not to tune in. Fang Zhao couldn't force the issue.
The three lectures were scheduled for three separate days, but cumulatively, they would not last more than three hours. Fang Zhao showed Mo Lang his lecture outline.
"You've done a decent job. Just stick to this outline. Knock 'em dead! I will tune in."
While Mo Lang was only listening in on the lectures, he occasionally posted a thought or two. He couldn't physically deliver a full lecture now, but he was still fully capable of offering a thought or two every lecture.
But that got some of Mo Lang's disciples jealous. "Teacher is playing favorites!"
Mo Lang had so many students. In terms of seniority, stature, and academic achievement, any one of them was far superior to Fang Zhao.
But Mo Lang had no patience for the jealousy. "What can I do? On the matter of this piece alone, Fang Zhao knows me the best. He also has enough professional knowledge to lecture on the topic. You guys don't know me well enough. You can't capture what I want to convey."
Several of Mo Lang's disciples were incredulous. They also tuned in to Fang Zhao's lectures.
During the first lecture, Fang Zhao focused on the background of the song and its artistic merits.
"Is that the case? Is that what Teacher Mo meant?" asked one of Mo Lang's former students.
But every time a disciple posed such a challenge, they were inevitably shot down by Mo Lang. "Indeed. That's exactly what I meant!"
So much so that the more they listened to Fang Zhao's lectures, the less they questioned. Or maybe they simply kept their thoughts to themselves. So that's what Venerable Mo was thinking. I could never tell. Has age changed his perspective?
It wasn't just Mo Lang's former students. Many folks tuned in to Fang Zhao's lectures to enjoy a good show or with skepticism, but gradually, they realized that this Fang Zhao fella's lectures were very high quality. They were all gems.
Fang Zhao's gaming and acting fans got word of the lectures and started tuning in too.
"Even though I couldn't understand a single sentence, I still felt that it was kick-ass."
"So Zhao God is truly a music professional! I thought it was a joke."
Out of the online audience of some 20 million for Fang Zhao's first lecture, only one-tenth were music students. The remaining viewers were either fans or random spectators.
On day two, Fang Zhao moved on to composition technique. The number of music professionals tuning in jumped by 1 million. Students who had skipped yesterday's lecture showed up today. They realized that Fang Zhao's every utterance might be considered a model answer on their upcoming exams. It was better to hit record first and decipher his words later. Students who were lacking in analytical skills committed the lecture to memory. At least they wouldn't turn in a blank exam.
The number of music professionals tuning in on day two had increased, but the overall viewership actually increased by 20 million! In contrast, 1 million more music professionals wasn't much to write home about.
"The music professionals are a minority here. Most of the viewers are fans of Fang Zhao, no?"
"No wonder producers like to invite top celebrities to join live broadcasts. They have a built-in audience," another viewer lamented.
"What a smart PR move by HuangArt!"
Because the second lecture touched on some key points and important techniques, the music professionals tuning in paid close attention. Those who couldn't keep up with the lecture rewatched the archived video after class.
Fang Zhao was also very focused.
The vocal reminder on Fang Zhao's bracelet sounded before the online audience of some 40 million. "Ding! You have received an important email. Please take a look."
Fang Zhao paused briefly before resuming, but he ignored his bracelet as if he hadn't been interrupted.
But some of the folks watching the lecture took issue.
"It's best that you turn off your notifications while lecturing. It's a form of professional courtesy."
"That's right. We turn off our notifications when we lecture too. Otherwise, your flow and rhythm will be interrupted. We're also concerned about affecting our students."
"Aiya, Fang Zhao is still young, after all. He's inexperienced. He just has to pay attention next time. My fellow professionals tuning in, there's no need to be too harsh." 
Fang Zhao's fans:
"So it turns out the vocal reminder on Zhao God's bracelet is the default one."
"I remember when this voice first came out. Everyone complained it was 'as stiff and emotionless as a stone'."
"I haven't heard the default voice in a long time. So they haven't changed the voice, have they?"
"Hahahaha... My granddad uses the same voice!"
The chitchat continued until the following comment: "Do you guys know what the email he just received is about? If not, check out the press release the Galaxy Awards organizing committee just put out! The winners of the Galaxy Supernova Prize have been announced! Fang Zhao is among the 10 winners!"
"So it's possible that Fang Zhao had set his notifications to mute, but the email from the Galaxy Awards organizers was categorized as extra important? And that's why his vocal reminder was triggered?"
"That can't be it. If it was a message from the Galaxy Awards organizers, why didn't he read the email?"
Mo Lang, who was listening in on the lecture, also noticed the announcement from the Galaxy organizers. He made the connection to the vocal reminder he had just heard during Fang Zhao's lecture. "Ha! This fella is quite something," he blurted with a chuckle.
This was probably the first time in history someone had been able to ignore a prize-notification email from the Galaxy Awards organizers and keep lecturing calmly.
More and more folks searched the internet to verify the news. When they managed to do so, they scrambled back to the online lecture to post comments.
"Zhao God! You've won!"
"You've won a major prize! Aren't you going to take a look?"
"Hurry, check out the email you just received!"
"If it were me, I'd screw the lecture and read the email first!"
"Now this is a masterful display of god-level composure!"
"So the award citation refers to his 'special contribution in curing the Hull virus.' What the heck? Isn't the Galaxy Award an arts prize? They don't have a medical category, do they?"
"New fan? It's a long story. Please conduct a search for news items related to the four chapters of the '100-Year Period of Destruction' series."
More and more folks found out about Fang Zhao's Supernova win, but Fang Zhao continued his lecture at his usual tempo even though the comments section for the online lecture had already been flooded with messages urging him to read his email.
At the retirement home for former government officials in Yanbei.
Great-Grandfather Fang was watching the live broadcast. He learned of Fang Zhao's win through the comments section and confirmed the news on the Galaxy Awards' official website. He was in tears, his voice hoarse from screaming in celebration.
Great-Grandfather Fang felt that this went beyond a family honor. As the only Yanzhou native to win a Supernova Award this year, Fang Zhao was the pride of the continent no doubt, but as one of the major players behind the curing of the Hull virus, he was a credit to all mankind!
"Our Xiao Zhao... How come he's so competent?"
Great-Grandfather Fang's emotions began spiraling out of control. He was so moved that he was covered in tears and snot. He turned his head to discover Great-Grandmother Fang had been filming him all along.
Great-Grandfather Fang: "Burp!"


"Every time background music plays in my head, I feel like there is nothing to be afraid of." —Fang Zhao
Toward the end of the apocalyptic period, Fang Zhao lost his life. However, instead of dying, he found himself 500 years later in the body of a young and aspiring composer who shared the same name. Having received a second chance at life, Fang Zhao sets out to achieve the previous owner's dreams.
Armed with the experience of living through an apocalyptic age and his profession as a composer before that period, Fang Zhao uses his talent, wits, and knowledge to make his mark in the entertainment industry of the future.


Altean City. A poor fishing city to the North of Reneruth Kingdom. Having a long history dating back more than a thousand years, the city has a custom of sailing small ships into the sea at the start of every year to honor the dead. When winter comes, the sea would freeze and the merman living in the distant islands would attack the city.
But that is only flavor text. Description to make the city more interesting to players. It makes no actual difference. Those were the kind of thoughts on Yuu's mind as he sat in a dark alley somewhere inside Altean City.
It had already been 30 minutes since the game had started. He had been transported to the city square with hundreds of other players and the NPCs there had stared at the players like they were seeing aliens. Of course, unable to bear the gaze of so many people, Yuu—now Karna— had quickly run away.
"Aika… Where are you… Don't leave me alone…" he clutched his head with both hands and muttered. He was the perfect representation of what a young boy who had been separated from his mother looked like— except he wasn't a kid and Aika wasn't his mother.
"You there." A voice interrupted his thoughts.
Standing at the entrance of the alley was Aika, wearing the default beginner equipment.
"Little Sister!!" Karna ran up to hug Aika. For a moment, he had thought that it was someone else due to her voice change.
"I get it… I know how much you love me...so just release me." Aika struggled to get out of his embrace.
"Is that any way to treat your brother?" Karna complained. But in his mind, he was feeling extremely relieved. He didn't know what he would do without Aika.
"How do you like my new voice though?"
"Did you change it in the character customization?"
"Yup."
"It's fine I guess. But not as good as your original voice."
"...Really brother? Aren't you just biased because that's the voice I use to insult you all the time?"
"Definitely not." Karna nodded. No matter how good it sounded, he would not accept Aika's new voice that had tricked him into thinking that she was someone else. "Okay. Now that we're done with our heartwarming reunion, why don't we get down to business."
"I don't understand how any of that counts as a heartwarming reunion but okay."
Both of them opened their status menus. Of course, Karna could only see his own screen.
Karna <Novice>
Level 1
HP:100/100 MP:100/100
STR:10
DEX:10
AGI:10
INT:10
VIT:10
FREE ATTRIBUTE POINTS: 0

Karna had read through many books about Xion Online; the official guides released by the game company to serve as references for the players and even various speculations written by fans and beta testers.
Novice was the class every player started with. To choose one of the base classes, a player would have to get to Level 10 and allocate attribute points to the five statuses: STR, DEX, AGI, INT, VIT. The allocation of those points would then decide what base classes the players were allowed to choose.
Karna checked the skill menu. It was empty. They would need base classes to get skills. So the first thing they should do was to get to level 10 and unlock those classes.
According to the official guide, there were three main ways to level up in Xion Online: completing quests from NPCs, killing monsters, and running dungeons. And the most efficient method for grinding experience would be killing monsters with a proper party.
"We should find a good place to grind monsters," Karna told Aika.
"Hm… Whatever you say, brother. Are we going to hunt slimes or something?"
"Maybe. Let's go." Karna left the alley with Aika a few steps behind him.
Many of the players were hunting mermen on the frozen seas. Due to the lack of skills, there was nothing flashy; just players bashing the mermen with Beginner Swords. Those were the swords every player was provided with from the start. Karna had one in his inventory too.
However, Karna walked out of the town without bothering to go to the zone where the mermen were. Soon, he was out of the city. A field of pure, white snow stretched out in front of him.
"There nothing here brother."
 Right at that moment, something came out from underneath the snow. A pair of red eyes and long white ears. It was a snow rabbit.
<Level 1 Snow Rabbit>
A label appeared above its head.
Karna immediately equipped the beginner sword in his inventory and swung down at the little creature. With a burst of light particles, the bunny vanished.
<Defeated Level 1 Snow Rabbit +1000 EXP>

With a "ding" sound, Karna reached Level 2.
"Holy cows!! I didn't know these bunnies would give so much EXP!!!"
With that, the two siblings started playing whack-a-bunny.
Even though each snow rabbit gave a lot of experience points, their spawn rate was quite abysmal. The two of them spent a few hours before they got to level 10. At least it wasn't cold despite all the snow. They had to thank the fact that they were in a game.

Now it was time for the status allocation.
"What status are you going for, Aika?"
"I already put all my points into Vitality."
"Huh?! Why would you do that? How can you kill any monsters without any damage?" Karna almost shouted. A full VIT built was sheer folly. With no damage, leveling would become a pain later on. They were only fine now because the snow bunnies could be killed with one hit. There was no way higher leveled monsters would be the same. 
"...Isn't it fine? You can do the killing. I'll just watch"
She sounded selfish but Karna had an idea. If his sister was going to go full VIT, he could leave the tanking to her and go full damage.
But what status should I focus on?
He opened the status menu.
Karna <Novice>
Level 10
HP:1000/1000 MP:1000/1000
STR:10
DEX:10
AGI:10
INT:10
VIT:10
FREE ATTRIBUTE POINTS: 100

He tried to recall the recommended builds he had read about. For a physical damage dealer, STR, DEX, and AGI. For a magical damage dealer, INT, and DEX. And a party should have both physical and magical damage dealers to be effective against different types of monsters.
But Karna did not plan on partying with anyone else. He had to be the sole damage dealer in the two-man party.
So STR and INT were out of the question. If he tried to raise both, he wouldn't have enough points.
Maybe DEX, AGI? But AGI would not be necessary if he got a mage class.
Full DEX then.
Karna allocated all 100 points into DEX. None of the guides he read had anything written about the base classes. It was a huge gamble.

<100 points allocated. Base Classes Unlocked>
<Gunner -  a class specializing in dealing damage from a distance> <Physical + Magical>
<Assassin - a class that featuring high burst damage using swords or daggers> <Physical>
<Art - for those who have dedicated themselves to reaching the peak of dexterity. A class that allows you to manipulate the very air with your hands.>
<Physical + Magical> <Special Class>

Okay… the first two classes seem pretty normal. What's with the third class though? Art? The peak of dexterity?
"Aika, what classes did you get?"
"Paladin, Defender, and Vampire. What about you, brother?"
"Gunner, Assassin, and Art. I wonder what I should choose. Not an assassin because it is physical… what does art even do anyway…"
"Dunno what you are talking about but can't we just choose whatever sounds fun?"
"No… It is written in the guide that we cannot change classes…"
"Um… I already chose Vampire Special Class. Is that bad? It says I can suck the enemies' blood."
"Lifesteal, huh… It's actually good. Good for people like us without a healer."
"Heh. I told you I am a genius. You can pat my head. Wait… Actually, no… don't touch my head with your dirty hands…"
Karna gave her head a light pat anyway. "Guess I'll go with the special class too."

⧫

It was an understatement to say that Karna felt cheated. No, the ship carrying all his hopes and expectations had been dashed onto rocks and had sunk.
After choosing the <Art> class, he had not gained a single skill. Even Aika's class gave two passive skills. One which allowed her to heal when enemies died nearby and another which gave her +10% HP.
"Why do I have to be so unlucky…" Karna sighed.
"Don't worry brother. I'll carry you all the way."
"That just makes me feel more miserable…"
The two of them were now on the way to the dungeons. In Xion, dungeons were the best way to farm equipment. They planned to use the teleportation portal in Atlean city to get to the mountain where the dungeons were. The portal could be used to get to all the key locations near Altean city. It could also be used to travel to other cities but the prerequisite for traveling from one city to another was for the player to have already visited both cities.
There was also the option of climbing the snow mountains themselves but Karna was in no mood to enjoy the snowy scenery. He had messed up badly from the start by choosing a useless class.
"Hopefully they will buff this class in the next update…" Karna muttered.
"Cheer up. Aren't you the one who said the dungeons are where the fun begins?"
"Yea… my bad… let's go."
The two of them stepped into the blue portal which looked like a whirlpool.

They found themselves in a large clearing, the blue sky stretching out over them. Over a hundred players were standing in small groups, chatting. It seemed like many players who had chosen Altean City as a starting point had reached Level 10 and were ready to challenge the dungeons.
"Hey, isn't that Yuu?!" Karna heard the shrill voice of a girl calling out his real name.
He whipped his head around to search for the source of the voice.

It was a girl with shoulder-length brown hair wearing a silver set of armor. At her side was a boy wearing a similar armor. The pair was staring at him.
****!!! It's them. Why are they here?
"Hey!!! Yuuu!!!" the girl shouted and started walking towards him.
"Are they your friends, brother? No… you don't have any friends. Former classmates?" Aika said in a soft voice.
"Yea… something like that." Karna knew them of course. The girl with brown hair was Saionji Chiryuri. Her boyfriend —the one at her side— was Takano Shoji.
The couple reached the two siblings.
"Yuu!! It's been so long… How are you doing?" Chiyuri asked, smiling.
"I'm fi—"
"Never thought I would ever see the loser again." Shoji interrupted from the side.

A moment of silence. Then...
"What did you just say?" Aika glared at him.
"I'm just saying the truth." Shoji shrugged.
"Oh, it's nothing. Shoji is just kidding. We're all old classmates, you know?" Chiyuri interjected. She looked somewhat troubled by Shoji's attitude. "Anyway, nice to meet you. My name is Saionji Chiyuri. What's your name?"
"Yuki Aika. I'm Yuu's girlfriend."

Wait... What!!!!

19, virgin, unemployed, socially incompetent, video game addict, trash. That is Yuu; the bottom feeder of the social hierarchy.

However, his life flips upside down with the release of Xion Online, the first big DMMORPG. Yuu unlocks a hidden class and becomes overpowered.

No matter how powerful he is, a game is just a game. Unless it becomes reality?

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