Old Major, a prize-winning boar, gathers the animals of the Manor Farm for a meeting in the big barn. He tells them of a dream he has had in which all animals live together with no human beings to oppress or control them. He tells the animals that they must work toward such a paradise and teaches them a song called “Beasts of England,” in which his dream vision is lyrically described. The animals greet Major’s vision with great enthusiasm. When he dies only three nights after the meeting, three younger pigs—Snowball, Napoleon, and Squealer—formulate his main principles into a philosophy called Animalism. Late one night, the animals manage to defeat the farmer, Mr. Jones, in a battle, running him off the land. They rename the property Animal Farm and dedicate themselves to achieving Major’s dream. The cart-horse Boxer devotes himself to the cause with particular zeal, committing his great strength to the prosperity of the farm and adopting as a personal maxim the affirmation “I will work harder.”

Old Major, a prize-winning boar, gathers the animals of the Manor Farm for a meeting in the big barn. He tells them of a dream he has had in which all animals live together with no human beings to oppress or control them. He tells the animals that they must work toward such a paradise and teaches them a song called “Beasts of England,” in which his dream vision is lyrically described. The animals greet Major’s vision with great enthusiasm. When he dies only three nights after the meeting, three younger pigs—Snowball, Napoleon, and Squealer—formulate his main principles into a philosophy called Animalism. Late one night, the animals manage to defeat the farmer, Mr. Jones, in a battle, running him off the land. They rename the property Animal Farm and dedicate themselves to achieving Major’s dream. The cart-horse Boxer devotes himself to the cause with particular zeal, committing his great strength to the prosperity of the farm and adopting as a personal maxim the affirmation “I will work harder.”

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This is a repost of: Animal Farm, which is a satirical allegorical novella. Written by George Orwell. The book tells the story of a group of farm animals who rebel against their human farmer, hoping to create a society where the animals can be equal, free, and happy. Ultimately, the rebellion is betrayed, and the farm ends up in a state as bad as it was before, under the dictatorship of a pig named Napoleon. I don't own any rights to the novel, translation, and cover photo. Nor I do make any money of this translation. Credits to the real author.

Marvel is here, incarnate as King Kong.

Holding a golden hoop and dancing wildly at the Pentagon, no one can stop! !

Step across the Atlantic Ocean, kill Godzilla, get [Hellfire] Burning prayer!

I opened my mouth and spit out, [Green Lotus in full bloom] 30,000 miles of sword energy surged and shattered the vast galaxy!

After that, countless heroes wailed, "This product is really abnormal."

Countless heroines cried and wounded, "He can't help but grow bigger, but he can also become smaller, he, he is just a farm animal!!"

Eir a young dale girl living close to the lonely mountain and Lake Town feels trapped in her humble farm home with her parents and two older brothers she longs for adventure and her best friend Arnor knows this what will happen when she dares to venture past the river that borders their farm and beyond her hiding place into the lonely cavern once home to dwarfish lords and now the home of a certain dragon ? Read and find out. if you dare.

In the morning Danika asked her assistant if she could change how messenger animals were selected within 'Living Jade Empire'. 

At first the little dragon didn't seem to understand her, but eventually it told her seriously, "Game play mechanisms can only be modified by the members of the seventh division. You can add new skills, creatures and story elements, but you can't change how everyone plays the game."

"Oh, alright. In that case I guess I need to message Lin Hao after all," Danika conceded. She quickly composed a request. It wasn't long before she received a reply either. 

Lin Hao sent back: "LOL You really do come up with weird corners. Can't work on it until after the expansion, but sure. And your request warms the hearts of the minions trapped here in the seventh, reassuring them that even though quest creation is becoming automated and we're running out of new species, there is still plenty of game structure to program."

--

That evening when Kit logged on, she cheerfully agreed to meet ZipZing at the prospective farm. She flew from the nearest portal that they could locate. When she arrived, she shifted from her hawk form and then back into a fairy dragon and shouted, "Tah Da!"

"Wow! Woah! Wait! It's not the full moon already is it?" Danika asked anxiously.

Kit Tay was a bluer hue than ZipZing, and her wings sparkled more sedately. After a moment Danika realized that that might be because the full motion console didn't have as much emotion detection capacity, although it would be able to read Kit's heart rate.

Kit laughed and shook her little dragon head. "No. I finally successfully wove it in last weekend, I just didn't get a good chance to show you since I figured out how to fly."

"What? But you already know how to fly as a hawk?" Danika protested questioningly.

"This is different though, that's like flapping my arms, this, I don't know, I imagine it's how a bumble bee flies? Or a helicopter maybe?" Kit explained. "It's fun though!"

Danika grinned at her and agreed, "Yeah! And now you're as cute as I am!"

Kit giggled, and after a moment so did Danika. When they settled down, Kit checked the farm site for boundaries. And then she suggested excitedly, "I want to try out my newest Druid skill. I just learned how to lay a boundary!"

"Will that make it so that you own it? Will we still be able to transfer it to the new farmer?" Danika questioned.

"I'm sure I could sell it in a quest, I'm not sure how it will affect the guild quest if I'm not here though?" Kit said doubtfully.

They stopped to look up other people's experiences with it on the forums, but as far as they could determine, as long as the transfer was otherwise legitimate, the boundary setting only added a clear territory definition and helped prevent later disputes.

Kit happily set her first druidic boundary around the farm plot. The border wasn't a very straight line, as Kit curved along the existing boundaries of the goblin grazing grounds and several animal paths that were clear enough for Danika to see them without the druid's skills. When Kit was finished, Danika submitted the quest as ready to present to the player who'd presented it.

She hoped that she'd be online when they were ready, since otherwise Song Solvin would try to present the farm site for Endless Song, and she wouldn't get the chance to suggest the giant snails.

She was still thinking about the snails when Kit logged off, and so she wasted a bit of Karma traveling back to the southern farmland where they'd cleared a field of unwanted snails. It didn't take her long to find a farmer who had recently been plagued by the oversized snails, and collect several large leaves that had had eggs laid on them.

She also picked up a couple more animal essences there, and one of those was from a flying pig, moments after its birth. The poor thing was struck down by a legendary sword that dropped out of the sky two minutes later. 

An embarrassed player landed his griffon beside them shortly after the sword landed and said apologetically, "I don't know what happened, the wind caught it or something? I've never had it fall out of its scabbard before."

The farmer wasn't at all discouraged and commented cheerfully, "Wow, that one was much luckier than any of the others! I might be on the right track! I wonder if I crossed it with a green belly instead of a blue belly?"

He wandered off with the remains of the poor little animal, and Danika didn't follow. She decided that flying pig breeding was a lot more morbid than she'd realized from just reading the description.

Danika spent even more Karma and returned to Fogton. The human capital was lit by a rosy glow as the fading sun tinted the fog that rose off of the river. She didn't usually pay much attention to the river that wound through the city, and provided the water for the various water features that decorated it, like the koi ponds. It was bridged and constrained like most modern rivers were, where they tangled with civilization.

She zipped over the rooftops toward the inn that currently hosted their little rented guild hall. When she reached it she slowed down and entered at a more sedate drift through the air. Song Solvin greeted her cheerfully and took custody of the snail eggs, although she seemed a little confused about what Danika was asking her to relay to the player.

Eventually the little half parrot girl said, "Guild leader, I will simply inform Yakim that you wish to speak with him personally. I will tell him that you have additional information that may benefit his attempts to build a successful farm if he chooses the plot you selected."

"Thank you," Danika replied with relief.

She flew to Shrubbery's garden and watched the last reflections of the sunset in the ponds across the street a bit listlessly. She was still subdued when Aishin logged on for a few minutes. She cuddled into his hands even though he was still on his phone and he petted her while she told him about the little pig and the rest of her evening.

He said wryly, "Maybe this is a bad time to tell you that I've been working on a new song? I kind of wanted you to hear it before I ruin it any more?"

Danika sat up and declared, "I want to hear it!"

"You'll have to log out," he pointed out.

"OK!" she agreed without hesitation and logged out immediately.

After a great deal of preparation, Danika begins her new digital dragon's life in a very small way.

They say the "Living Jade Empire" creates individualized quests. They say it can read your mind. They say you can find your heart's desire. They say that there's never been a game like it, and they're right but… they're also wrong.

The game is a data mine, built to retell the old tales that humans have been telling each other since language was invented. It doesn't read your mind, but it reads your search history, your favorites, and your blogs. The "Living Jade Empire" is literally crafted from fables, legends, fantasies, and maybe just a bit of stardust.

But in the end, will the game be able to figure out what Danika wants most? Will the desires of other players take priority? Or, will playing it change her, until she desires what it can give her?

A journey is always made up of many small steps, and this game has still only just begun.

this is not my story, i'm just reposting.


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Carl, finds himself on one of those Jump Chain Adventures.

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Carl, finds himself on one of those Jump Chain Adventures.

[Tasting has leveled up!]
'This has to be the most enjoyable skill to level up in the entire game,' Xinya thought as he wiped the crumbs from his second buttercream bun off his hands. 'I better level it while I still can.' 
He knew that it would be hell trying to level Tasting once the update happens. Diet potions would become his drug, and he would be his own supplier. 
Smirking slightly at the image he created in his mind, Xinya glanced up at the sky. Only to see that the first light of dawn had finally started to pierce through the night sky. 
Soon there will be enough light to start heading out.
Getting up from his seat, Xinya made his way over to his modified Cupcake cart kitchen. Pressing the button on the side, he transformed it back to its natural form before putting it back in his inventory.
Turning back around to where Melting Snow was seated, he started to speak but paused once he saw the sight that was in front of him. Smiling Xinya quickly opened his interface and tapped on the camera function, taking a picture of the boy. 
He looked so adorable with his cheeks stuffed full of food just like a squirrel.
'I'll send this to Wei later.' He knew that she would get a kick out of how cute it was as much as he did. "Are you ready to go, Melting Snow?"
"Yup, I was born ready!" Melting Snow exclaimed, bouncing up from his seat and kicking some dirt in the fire pit to put it out. 
Clicking his map icon, Xinya put in the coordinates that would lead them back to town. "Then let's be off!" 
With the glow of the early morning sun shining down on them, Xinya and Melting Snow traversed through the extensive, expansive farmland to the road that would lead them to their destination.
"These buns are so delicious! I just can't stop eating them!" Melting Snow emitted while taking a big bite out of one of the leftover giant buns in his hands.
"I'm glad you like them, but you might want to take it easy, that's your fifth one already." Xinya grinned, happy that the boy was enjoying the food he made. "If you are not careful, you will get fat."
"Fat?! Don't be silly Drifting Cloud; you can't get fat in this game. That would be crazy!" Melting Snow chuckled, shaking his head at his friend's outlandish remark.
"You never know," Xinya mumbled quietly to himself, as he thought about all of the people who would be rioting on the forums in a couple of months.
But Melting Snow was right, he wouldn't have to worry about getting fat, no, he will have the opposite problem. He would have to worry about starving to death. 
Pausing mid-bite, Melting Snow turned to look at Xinya, asking, "By the way, where are we heading first when we reach the town?"
"I want to go to the library. I need to find some books on agriculture to acquire the Farming skill, and I also need to research how to fix that burnt farmland of mine."
"Wait... You can get farming skills from the library?" Melting Snow asked, clearly befuddled. "Are you sure?"
With his gaze directed at the boy, Xinya replied, "Yes, I'm 100% certain. I looked it up on the Haven Online skill website. It said that the Farming skill can be taught, or self-learned through books."
"When you say taught, do you mean by an NPC?"
"Yes, I do," Xinya begins, inclining his head in agreement. "From what I read on the website, if I had an NPC to show me, then I would be able to start off on a higher skill level. But having to find an NPC who farms while also trying to get in their good graces, would just take too long. It's better for me to just learn the skill from a book."
Although Xinya understood that starting from a higher level and having a chance of learning a secret farming technique would be better in the long run, he didn't have the time. 
Time was a luxury for him now, something that he just couldn't afford if he wanted to have everything up and running before the update. So for this skill, he would have to take the easy way instead of the right way.
"I see, well, learning the skill through a book will be fine for us. With just the two of us working on the farm, we will level the skill in no time," Melting Snow told him, optimistically. 
"Your right..." trailing off mid-word xinya turned to look at the boy in confusion. "What do you mean by us?"
"Obviously, I need to learn how to farm as well. There's no way you could take care of your land yourself," Melting Snow explained, while secretly thinking, 'The faster the plants grow, the faster the food will get made.'
"Are you sure? I don't want you to waste your skill points."
Shaking his head, Melting Snow waved Xinya's words away. "Don't worry, I got tons of them. Besides using them for Beast Taming and Animal Husbandry, I don't have any other hobby skills."
Smiling Xinya pulled the boy into a quick side hug, "Thanks for always helping me, Melting Snow."
"No thanks needed," Melting Snow replied bashfully. "Helping you is fun for me. I will get to play with cute animals and eat yummy food. I'm honestly doing it for selfish reasons."
"Whatever you say," Xinya laughed, knowing the boy was just saying that because he was shy.
Feeling the need to change the subject, Melting Snow said, "By the way, what about the quest we got in the root cellar? Are you going to look up some information about your farm at the library as well?"
"Thanks for reminding me! I think that's a good idea, but I think we would need to find the first clue to activate the quest before we are able to find the other ones." 
"Well," Melting Snow begins as he bit into another buttercream bun. "It's going to take us a while before we reach town since we are on foot anyway. So you can read that journal you found as we walk."
"And while I'm reading, what will you do?" Xinya asked with a raised eyebrow.
Giving the man a bright smile, Melting Snow said, "I will play around on the forums, of course."


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Book 1: 07/30/2019-06/29/2020 Completed

Book 1.5 (Dropped)


Yin Xinya's death was such a cosmic joke that he got a second chance to do it again.

In the past, his life and death was a tragic mess, but he swears this time everything will change. Watch as Xinya becomes the most coveted person in Haven Online.


"Why are you learning cooking? It's just a waste of a skill point."

"Your learning potions?! Are you daft there no point in doing that."

"Why did you pick that trash class? You will never make it in this game."

Xinya just ignored everyone, with a knowing smile he just paid them no mind because he knew they would be eating their words soon.


Feng Pupu carried her small pile of belongings with wide eyes, following Chu Xian in stunned obedience. A brand new cell phone and a magnetic strip reader lay on top of two carefully folded uniforms in her arms.

"The clothes are your uniform, and you'll wear those while working. The cell phone is also for work. I'll help you set up WeChat and Alipay on it, and you'll use it in the future to manage all transactions," Chu Xian said, glancing at Feng Pupu's dazed expression in amusement.

Chu Xian led the way and pushed open the store door. "Come here, let me explain what you'll be doing."

Walking over to the fish tanks, Chu Xian said: "You'll need to take care of the goldfish and feed them throughout the day. Just a little spoonful each time, don't forget. You'll also need to know the species and characteristics of the different goldfish; I'll write the details down for you to memorize. You'll also need to learn how to use the card machine, WeChat, and Alipay to receive money."

Feng Pupu followed along studiously, nodding along at Chu Xian's words.

Chu Xian couldn't resist patting her head. "In the future, you don't need to call me boss. Just call me brother and we'll avoid any trouble."

"Okay, brother!" Feng Pupu said, lowering her head and accepting his hand.

Chu Xian looked at her obedient gesture and couldn't help but feel some guilt in his heart. If she lifted her head at this moment and said: "Brother, although I don't mind, the lightest sentence is three years and the most severe one is death!"

Then that would be interesting.

Shaking his head, Chu Xian pushed the random thoughts out of his mind. He took up a pen and piece of paper and wrote down the different varieties and characteristics of the goldfish.

In the few moments that passed, a couple of people peeked into the store curiously. Feng Pupu went up to the customers and cheerfully greeted them, "Welcome!"

The people all smiled at the cute girl, and the girl herself turned to Chu Xian eagerly.
　
Chu Xian chuckled and said, "You don't have to yell welcome every time someone comes in, otherwise you'll exhaust yourself. Just let the customers come in and look around and make sure they pay for things. You'll just help them net the goldfish they ask for and be there when they need you."

Pupu looked at him in some confusion but still nodded in affirmation. Soon enough, she understood.

The store was too popular! From 10 am onwards, the store was packed, and a continuous stream of people came and went. Sometimes, there were even a few people waiting at the door!

After that, Feng Pupu just stood by the side anxiously staring at the goldfish, afraid that someone might come and steal some.

Chu Xian nodded with satisfaction. Although she was young, Pupu was very thoughtful, careful, and very attentive. "Okay, Pupu, come over here. Let me show you the goldfish!"

Chu Xian handed over a piece of paper and pointed out each of the goldfish. Pupu read the paper and followed along, nodding continuously.

A short while later, a customer bought five goldfish and Chu Xian used to opportunity to show her how to manage transactions. Around lunchtime, he ordered some takeout and went out to buy a little stool.

After lunch, Chu Xian entrusted the shop to Pupu and drove over to the fish farm in Feng Tai.

When he arrived, he saw the workers busy finishing off the renovations. Chu Xian nodded in satisfaction – lately, some of the workers even stayed overnight keeping guard, yet nothing unexpected happened.

"Boss, we'll be done after two more days. All the work will be finished," one of the workers said.
　
Chu Xian nodded and passed around some cigarettes. After chatting with the group for a little while, he took his leave.

This was going to be his foundation, the base for his future developments, and this would also function as an important mask for his activities. Protecting the farm would be a top priority, ensuring that something like the previous fiasco could never happen again.

Chu Xian's secrets prevented him from hiring guards, and he also couldn't stay camped out there forever either. As he thought back to the information he found online, he shook his head bitterly.

He returned to Gu Wu Street, but as he walked up to his store, he noticed some construction work on the other side of the street.

From what Chu Xian could remember, the store opposite his sold small pets – small animals like cute cats and dogs and some mice – but the owner fared worse than him and closed up shop after just two months, and from then on, the doors had been closed.

"Looks like a new shop is opening up. I wonder what they'll sell?" Chu Xian thought to himself, peering over curiously.

Suddenly, a familiar silhouette appeared and stunned Chu Xian. He never imagined that his acquaintance would open up shop just across from him. He hesitated for a moment before walking over.

"Hi, how are you? What a surprise to see you here," Chu Xian walked over and greeted his acquaintance.

Tang Qiumeng turned from her work in surprise. "Hello, what a coincidence. What are you doing here?"

"Hehe, it is a big coincidence. We'll be neighbors in the future. I own the ornamental fish store across the street. What kind of store are you opening up?" Chu Xian asked curiously.

Tang Qiumeng looked over at him with some surprise. Even as a newcomer, she heard of this small shop across the street that sold high-class goldfish. The shop was crazily popular on the internet, and every day the store was packed with people. When she arrived there, she took a moment to look inside his shop as well.

All the goldfish were very beautiful and were all rare and precious varieties. Although all the goldfish were very expensive, his business was good, and in the few minutes she was at the shop, she saw at least one customer buy five fish. It had to be said that the store was an incredibly popular luxury store.

"I didn't know the goldfish shop was yours!" Tang Qiumeng replied in surprise. "I'm opening up a pet store, but mainly to help cure pets. You could call it an animal clinic!"

Chu Xian looked her with some confusion – such a beautiful girl opening up an animal clinic seemed like a bit of a waste, but he thought back to what Xiao Ying told him. Girls who studied abroad really were different from others, he thought to himself.
　　
"Heh, I'll also sell some small pets," Tang Qiumeng replied with a giggle at Chu Xian's astonished expression.

"Oh, heh. Then you won't have to change much in the store. Looks like you'll be able to start work in a couple days," Chu Xian said with some awkwardness.
　　
"Yes, after two days of cleaning, I can open up shop the day after tomorrow."

Chu Xian nodded. As he turned to leave, a thought struck him and he turned back with an expectant glance. "Ms. Tang, I heard from Xiao Ying that you studied animals pretty extensively. Do you by any chance know the anatomy and structure of a crocodile?"


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