Reborn in the United States in 1995, with all the web novels he has read in his head.

Let's see how he uses online literature to skew America's bestseller rankings and become a popular cultural master like Stan Lee.

In the 20th century, what is the largest IP in Hollywood?

It's comics and web novels!

Netflix? It's nothing without online literature! Disney's CEO later claims.

"If one can buy a game then buy it. If one can't buy a game then steal it. If one can't steal a game then scavenger for it. That is the way of the otaku."
                                           - Yamaki Kitohara

"If one can buy a game then buy it. If one can't buy a game then steal it. If one can't steal a game then scavenge for it. That is the way of the otaku."
                                           - Yamaki Kitohara

A online fantasy world where people collect, trade, sell, and buy magic books.

　　At the same time that Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance reached the top of Man Ying for the second time.
　　The recommended channel of Xinman.com comics, which has occupied this channel for more than a month. Click on the top post on the pirate post about Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance Chapter. The story of the eighth chapter of Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance was also quickly updated. .
　　Many Internet fans who couldn't wait for a long time clicked on this post one after another.
　　Anyway, Xinman.com is also a well-known website of the Dragon Kingdom Second Yuan. Although the recommended section of comics is just a small channel of its insignificance, there are not many people who love to browse this section on weekdays.
　　But a post just hangs on the homepage every day, and over time, it attracts a huge amount of traffic.
　　"So this is ah...."
　　"I just said that I felt that something was wrong when Teacher Shui Xin painted Xuedaiba with a knife on her body in the previous few words. After reading this, it was true that Xuedaiba approached Jianxin for a purpose, and she wanted to kill with the knife. Jianxin's!"
　　"Isn't this a picture? Xuedaiba left the knife she had always carried on her body at home, which also shows that she has given up the idea of ​​assassinating Jianxin! And Jianxin has always known that she has weapons on her body. Right! In this case, I think even if she wants to assassinate Jianxin, the possibility is almost zero..."
　　"No, then how will this plot go next? Jianxin and Xuedaiba have settled their suspicions, and the two have lived a happy life without shame? Or is Xuedaiba finally attacked Jianxin, the protagonist Jianxin. .... Pawn, as the ending?"
　　"I don't know! Who knows what Ms. Shuixin's brains are, anyway, this comic Xuedaiba is my fan, she is my new goddess."
　　"I think the two of them are really together at the end. The ending of having a few children suits my taste."
　　"Is that a bit cliché?"
　　.....
　　After reading the latest update of the host, a group of people did not leave below the post, discussing the plot enthusiastically.
　　But at a certain moment, when they refreshed this post.
　　Soon, the three numbers 404 appeared in front of them.
　　"..."
　　"..."
　　"..."
　　....
　　Re-enter the comic recommendation section, and at a glance, the new posts are all a bunch of discussion posts about asking Rurouni Kenshin's Remembrance Chapter serialization.
　　"Crying, sure enough, this work failed to escape 404 Dafa."
　　"Forget it, this is what everyone expected. After all, the popularity of this work is so high. It is only natural that the comics that serialized the work will follow and report it..."
　　"Then what should I do now? It's hard to find a work that appeals to my appetite recently. Now that the serialization is blocked, where do I go to read it? We didn't sell the comic magazines in Los Angeles at all, and the comics agency did not open online sales. channel...."
　　"Forget it, it's also the online sales channel. Our comic company used to sell comic periodicals to people from other provinces on the online platform. It sold less than 1,000 in a month, and we didn't get it after a month. The provinces of Long Country have a strong sense of cultural protection. Except for companies like the Seven Magic Capital, they used huge financial resources, manpower and top-quality works to forcibly open up national sales channels. Other small and medium-sized comic companies sold successfully across regions. I've almost never heard of it. I just went to the two provinces to fight with their counterparts. In the end, it basically hurts both sides."
　　"Isn't someone who said that he opened a shop on Tianmiao? The man named Mingshi Laowang said that he could get the magazine Man Ying? Didn't he say that he was willing to buy Man Ying from Ming City to other provinces Do you want to deliver goods? The comics company doesn't like the sales on the Internet and doesn't want to do it, but Comrade Wang doesn't seem to be too troublesome..."
　　Ming City Lao Wang...
　　Many fans who saw this comment showed a thoughtful look.
　　...
　　In the evening, as usual, Wang Gebi opened a shop selling the four treasures of the study run by his own Tianmiaoshang.
　　Nowadays, business is difficult. The income of the bookstore he opened has dropped a lot compared with previous years, so he simply started a sideline business in Tianmiao shop, but obviously, the popularity is sluggish and the sales are bleak.
　　He still wondered if it would be the same in a few months, that day the store closed.
　　However, as soon as he entered the shopkeeper's back-end account today, the dense pop-up of private messages made him look dumbfounded.
　　"Pharaoh, is that you? The post has been blocked, and we have to transfer it from pirated readers to genuine. Please set up a storefront and set up a product to buy a comic journal."
　　"Pharaoh, didn't you mean to buy Man Ying to find you? How to buy it! There is no Man Ying Journal in your Tianmiao store!"
　　"Pharaoh, I'm here to buy the next issue of Man Ying, my address is ******, you can ship to here, and you can ship to pay..."
　　...
　　What the hell?
　　After watching for a long time, Wang Gebi realized that they were attracted by his original message on Xinman.com.
　　However, the speech he left at the beginning was only because he himself liked the work of Rurouni Kenshin Remembrance, and he thought that not many people would turn the post from pirated to genuine after being blocked.
　　After all, in the past, there were many popular comics pirated on Xinman.com, and they were very popular when they were serialized, but after the posts were blocked, basically everyone liked what they were doing. I didn't read them after they were blocked!
　　But this work...what's going on?
　　Wang Gebi counted in the background, and he had already sent a private message that he was going to buy the next issue, that is, there were more than 20,000 comments in the comic journal starting with Chapter 9 of Rurouni Kenshin.
　　And this number of private messages kept rising while he was stupefied.
　　This is too different from the hundreds of sales he envisioned when he left a message!
　　How to do?
　　Wang Gebi was in trouble.
　　It's okay to say a few hundred quantities, but with tens of thousands of orders, he doesn't have so many people to handle these orders!
　　Although thinking about it carefully, for manpower issues, he can ask friends he knows who are also engaged in online shops to help second them, and then pay them a fee.
　　But how did you tell the publisher about the order for tens of thousands of comics and periodicals? A medium-sized bookstore in Ming City issued an order for tens of thousands of cuttlefish?
　　but....
　　Looking at the dense private messages, Wang Gebi's heartbeat speeded up a bit.
　　These are all money!
　　He will definitely not do it for nothing. If there are so many people ordering by then, he will definitely charge a certain fee.
　　Even if a journal receives a few yuan, this is tens of thousands! On top of that, his bookstore has made a profit for two months.
　　He thought about it and called his book purchaser.
　　"Brother Luo, ask you something..."
　　"What's wrong, Pharaoh?"
　　"I have some friends who want to order some manuscript periodicals, the quantity is a bit large, I don't know if you can get them there!"
　　"Manying? Lao Wang, what you said, I have been in this business for so many years. Are you questioning my strength?"
　　"Go ahead! How much."
　　"Probably, about 20,000 or 30,000 copies! But it is not necessarily. I will give you an accurate number before next Tuesday. After all, this journal will be released on Friday."
　　Wang Gebi didn't say anything to death, and he didn't know how many people would be willing to buy comics online at that time. Now there are 20,000 people who are privately messaging him, and they don't know how much it will become tomorrow. Know how many people are.
　　In the real situation, he can only open a purchase option for Man Ying in his own Tianmiao store. After UU reading www.uukanshu.com, how many people pay to place an order, he can be sure.
　　Brother Luo on the other side of the phone, "..."
　　"Twenty to thirty thousand? Are you entertaining me?"
　　"I'm serious."
　　"That's okay, just give me the order quantity before next Tuesday. If you really want the quantity, I will definitely be able to handle it for you, but you think about it yourself. After the order is placed, the goods arrive, whether it's your friend, or Whether your friend is you, it's your business if you can't sell it... How about hundreds of thousands of Dragon National Coins? Not a small amount!"
　　...
　　At this time, Cuttlefish and Chu Yu still don't know, their own works have unknowingly made their reputation in the base camp of Luo Province.
　　The cuttlefish executives who have set up nationwide online sales channels in the past would not believe that the monthly sales profit of the online sales channels they worked so hard at the beginning was not enough for the online store management staff to pay the salary, so they gave up after a few months.
　　Now that the owner of a bookstore in Ming City has been talking on the Internet, Manying's sales have risen by tens of thousands out of thin air.

another work published by me {My Cartoonist Guide}

　Chu Yu, a senior two-dimensional fan, a dead house in the eyes of others, and a cheating comic book author in the eyes of readers!
On that day, he obtained the system that carries many excellent comic works on the parallel world earth... and
began his life as a comic artist who considered himself a legend, but was actually a silly comic artist!
Reader A, "Teacher, please, please finish drawing the full-time hunter first and then open a new hole? It's been three years, and three years later, three years have been opened for ten years. You want me Will my son burn me the full-time hunter's final chapter?"
Reader B, "Old thief Chuyu, you know what a fart cl. If you don't resurrect Furukawa, I will send you the blade tomorrow!"
Reader C, "Hehe, Xiangbei is down !" It's over in the top eight in the country? Chu Yu Lao Kengbi, do you want to pass by saying "the dream of youth is imperfect"? I swear, I will die for your works in the future, outside of death, from my house If I jump down, I won’t look at it again!"


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Everything's a cycle, you know?
The first weeks that after they basically fired me from the hotel, I started to look for a new job. Again. I sent my resume to whatever job opportunity I could find. Again. I felt extremely stressed and anxious every time a company showed me they were interested in me, but I still manage somehow to get job interviews. Again.
But, when I had a job interview scheduled, I started to think for excuses that would make me believe having that job was a bad idea. Things like: "they'd pay you too little," "your workplace would be really far away, and I don't like this neighborhood. I don't want to leave my car here, unprotected, all day long," "your workplace would be one of the most depressing ones I've ever seen," "you don't really know or care about this place," "really? Sales? You, the most introverted person you know, think you'd be good at sales?"
And so on.
Also, I feel sometimes, during the job interviews, I was too honest, and sometimes too dishonest.
And sometimes I just simply forgot about the interview. Well, one time I remembered it… 5 minutes before. And when that happened I wasn't shocked or sad or had a mini heart attack, I was just like "well, it seems I'm not getting that job. Anyway…"
So, yeah…
But then, after I saw some starting publisher was looking for comics and manga artists, I decided to distract myself from my constant failures learning a new useless ability. Again. So I bought some how-to-draw-manga books, some mechanical pencils, a sketchbook and a couple specialized pens for the inking and started to watch some how-to-draw tutorials. 
As the time passed by I began to understand how precise drawing is—a line half a millimeter to the left or right, or a slightly sharper curve could make the different of a really neat drawing or a piece of garbage—and how complex is the world we live in: reality could broke down in infinite shapes that are combined in infinite ways—and it's really important to understand them well to get the light and shadows right—how incredibly complex is the human body, and how incredibly well artist understand it; how artist must understand extremely well what they're drawing, and how you need to practice anything you're drawing—not only any object but parts of the human body, like hands (they're so free and active and important there's an infinite amount of ways to draw them, and an infinite amount of ways to get them wrong, but I like to draw them, though,) legs (they're a little complex because the shape of both the thighs and the calves are a little asymmetrical and change depending on the perspective, and the knees are slightly tilted and pointing outwards,) body proportions (it's just hell to get everything right,) hair (there are an infinite amount of hair types and styles, and you need to make hair strands a little bit varied to make them look natural but I always end up making them exactly the same or extremely similar, so they end up looking weird,) eyes (there are a lot of shapes and sizes, so I always end up drawing the same ones, and I'm really avoiding drawing pupils because they end up looking like serial killers,) eyelashes (believe it or not, I have some problems when it comes to make them look right and not like ugly thorns coming out of someone's eyes,) arms (because they're not just cylinders, they change slightly in size and shape especially in the elbow area,) feet (I have problems to draw them in some specific angles and viewpoints;) and different other things relating to a character, like expressions (there are so many of them, and a lot are so similar it's really easy to draw the wrong one, and at the moment you're about to draw them, you realize you only have a vague idea of how they are, so you start making those expressions while looking at the mirror, or the front screen of your phone,) body language (same thing as the previous one,) and clothing (there are so many different types and styles, and I have a really hard time drawing folds that look natural and express how tight or loose the clothing is.)   
Also I began to understand inking is extremely precise and, for most of the time, a pain in the ass—even if you're the most careful you can be, the chances you'd draw a wrong line and screw everything up are really high, especially with hands. 
It doesn't matter how much time you spend making your drawings as best as you can, they'll immediately look like shit.
Also, I don't know why but, once you inked your whole drawings, you then realize the arms are too long, or the hair was placed too high, or the eyes aren't that aligned, or the eyebrows are too thick, or the nose is a little too big, or the torso was too thin, or too thick, or the legs were too long, or etcetera.
And also also, since I wanna draw comics, I have to choose the size and shape of each panel (and this is more important than you think because it can help your storytelling and the rhythm of it,) the scene, the viewpoint, the character's poses, the backgrounds and etcetera.
What I'm trying to say here is that there's A LOT of variables when it comes to drawing, and I have to master ALL of them.
Anyway, for the next month or so I spent most of my day reading—mostly manga and comic theory books by Will Eisner and Scott McCloud—writing, learning how to draw manga style, watching anime and taking screenshots of characters I wanted to draw—maybe because of their expression, their hairstyle, the light and shadow on their faces, their hands, the folds in their clothing, their body pose, and so on.
Nothing else happened, but at least I haven't felt that happy since ages—I never really thought I could survive as a comic/manga artist, to be honest, but it was nice to forget about everything else and draw.
But I still needed a job, especially when that starting publisher struggled to sell all the comics they started printing.
So I started to look for a job. Again.
Then, one day, I was buying some groceries and, in my way to the checkout, I stumbled with their Funko Pops on sale. Now, I'm not a really big fan of those figures, but I had more than a couple of them at home, so I decided to check them out.
There I found some Yu Yu Hakusho figures—Botan, Kurama, and Hiei. Now, this last one caught my eye because of that "Special Edition" sticker.
Just out of curiosity, I took my phone and checked how much it was selling online—they're normally cheaper there.
But there wasn't anyone selling them in my country—except for some really sketchy post of buy-it-now-and-we'll-order-it-from-China-and-in-a-month-or-two-you'll-receive-the-totally-legit-not-fake-funko-you-ordered.
For me it seemed like a really good business opportunity.
So I bought it and sold it online in two days.
I tripled its price.
But I could totally sell it at a higher price.
And considering taxes and commissions, I didn't get that much, but I still got a good deal, though.
So I had a bad business idea.
How about I started checking everywhere for opportunities like this. Or how about I started buying Funko Pops that were common now, but will definitely increase they value in a year or so—like that Spike Spiegel Funko I decided not to buy a couple years ago, and now it's worth like ten times its original value or something.
Think about it: a business specialized not in selling the same Funko Pops everyone's selling, but the rare ones, the discontinued ones; the kinda place collectors would get the figures they can't find anymore.
It could be a good business opportunity—even though the fact it could be doesn't mean it will be. 
Anyway, I was excited with the idea, so I started dedicating all my mornings to look for rare and cheap Funko Pops—and all my afternoons to read, write and learn how to draw. 
The first day I visited some convenience stores. Some of them had a few ones, but they weren't that interesting—all of them were sold even cheaper everywhere online.
I also visited a geek store near there. They had A LOT of Funkos. Walls and walls of them, so I spent a lot of time looking for the ones I didn't see everywhere/knew they were basically worthless, taking pictures of the interesting ones, looking for them online, asking the clerk about their prices, and getting disappointed because they were expensive. 
Except for one: a Guillermo del Toro Funko Pop!
I didn't know that existed, so I checked online, and they were some on sale, but at a really high price.
When I asked the clerk for the price on that one, he told me it was on clearance.
So I obviously bought it.
I sold it the same day—even though I was almost certain no one would want it.
Then I start buying more and more of those Funkos. At first I just bought the ones that were cheaper than other places and may increase their price in the future—like a SSJ Goku glow in the dark, a Darth Maul, a Jackie Chun Limited Edition.
I then realized I spent a considerable amount of money—but nothing to worry too much about; I just used a big part of my emergency savings, and not my life saving (which I'm not gonna touch for this.)
So I decided to start thinking a little bit more about my investments. I checked online for all the offers available for the franchises that seemed promising to me—you know, Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Disney, Evangelion, Naruto, Star Wars, and so on. And when I say all, I mean all—we're talking the bottom of the barrel here.
I found a cheap Cowbow Bebop collection—everything except Spike and Ed with Ein—at a really cheap price—but when I bought it the seller backed down because he solved his financial problem that made him offer that part of his personal collection, and I was happy but sad about it.
I also found a cheap Evangelion collection—Summer Convention Asuka, regular Asuka, Shinji, Rei and a bloody Eva Unit 1. The limited Asuka had a little bump on the bottom, but considering the price it was worth it.
Except I already had a bloody Eva Unit 1.
At first I was like: "It's Evangelion, it's a safe investment. And those are exclusives. They're gonna increase their price in no time."
And then I was like: "Maybe, but I don't need two of them. Besides, the Eva I have right now has a free change or refund warranty from the site—the country's equivalent to eBay." 
So I bought that guy's collection.
Then I waited its arrival—all the figures were in really good conditions, even the Convention Asuka, whose bump wasn't that big of a deal—checked both Evas and returned the one in the least great condition—which was the one I had in the first place. 
The company that sold me the first one asked me why I wanted the refund, and I said I didn't need it anymore or something like that. Then they just texted me: "well, we'll losing money for the return shipment, but it's fine."
That same day, I received a couple Funkos I bought online from different sellers—a Rock Lee and an Itachi. The last one even came with a protector box—you know, the plastic and transparent ones that are supposed to keep your Funko in pristine conditions. 
But underneath the protector box I could see the Funko's box was kinda broken.
Irony, I know.
When I tried to return it, I realize this one didn't have the free change & refund warranty, so I had talk to the seller and convince him to change my product for free. 
And the seller was none other than the one of the passive-aggressive text.
So, I sent them the most apologetic message I could write.
They just told me to return the Funko and gave me a refund.
And that was that.
Then I came to the conclusion I still wasn't investing and managing my improvised store smartly enough, so I made an Excel file with all the items I considered interesting from all the stores and sites I visited: it had their price; the lowest price I could sell it in different sites—the eBay equivalent, Amazon (I'm currently working to be a seller there, but it's not that easy,) Facebook Marketplace, and maybe eBay (I still have to check out everything about that site, though, but it seems really worth it)—considering taxes, shipping and the site's commission; the suggested price to sell it in each site with a moderate profit margin; the profit margin I would be earning depending on the price I decided to sell it; the lowest prices from the competitors from each site; the profit margin I would be making if I sold it at those prices.
Also the file had my inventory and all the data about profit, competitor's prices, suggested price, etcetera.
It also has a simple calculator with all that data so I could check really quickly if an offer was worth my interest or not.
I know, I know, that's what Excel's for, and most people could do something way better in a blink of an eye.
But this is something I made with no job experience in that regard. 
I haven't used Excel since college.
And I think I did pretty well, so I'm proud of myself.
Anyway, when I finish preparing this improvised business maybe I'd need to get a job to get some money to invest—and to recover my previous investment, and to save a little... if I can.

So maybe I'll have to start the job-looking cycle once again.

Becoming a hikikomori has nothing to do with rejecting society or having trouble adapting. It’s about emptiness.

the name is Rj 27yrs old chubby average lookin guy. my ign is "lazzyAss" cuz i always cheeze the game. no not really im kind of a couch potato spending my time playing videogames in my parents basement until last year when they had enough and kicked me out, i thought i was doomed. But luckily i sold one of my diamond 1 smurf account (LoL) to some rich kid and found me a decent apartment to rent. I soon found out about how theres a whole market for this things. From alter accounts to skin, from in-game items to in-game service (farming/gaurd duty) And i was like "hell yeah!!" why didn't i knew this sooner?
Ah yeah... thats right ive been living off (leeching) from my parents since the day i was born.
I never realy looked for a way to earn money because its always been there. it seems that anything is posible if you are desperate enough.
But enough of that. where was i.... getting kicked out,selling my acct. oh thats right! making money.
Right now i am able to survive by trading virtual items and services online. i mean its not luxurious or anything but im able to eat out and pay rent.
Right now im saving up for that new graphics card so i have to work hard. I'm already at my 20th day of working(playing) nonstop for 20hrs. sleeping only for 4hrs and only ramen on the menu. i grinded hard.

Then it happened....  i felt something different that i cant actualy explain. At first i was feeling dizzy. then i waa sweating while feeling cold. i think im gonna be sick. After strugling to rest or keep playing i decided it wasnt worth it if im not at my 100percent  so i laid down on my bed checking my phone for any updates on my favorite comics, manga and novels. isekai, transmigration and reincarnation seems to be the hot topicright now. 
a huge headache hit me and ithought to myself
"am i dying? huh probably...not hahah. Im a Gamer we dont die we RESPAWN. hahah. ah shit this sucks.  damnn theres a lot of things im gonna miss. "
" tommorow gonna be okay. im gonna buy some meds and shake it off. im gonna get paid and buy a new graphics card..... yeah thats right...." as i dozed off trough the night

i woke up to the sound of a bird chirping.

'wait thats not right!! i dont have that kind of tone in my phone '
i oppened my eyes still feeling sickly just to see huge trees.
looking down i see dirt and grass.
"holy sh!t, what... where am i. am i still dreaming or  hallucinating?" i slapped my cheeks 
"NOPE, ouch , that hurt actually"
"well somebody is playing a prank on me or....
wait ... NO WAY!! "
i quickly realized
"this cant be?! its actualy true"
yup i got Isekei'd.

Arjay wakes up to find himself reincarnated into a homless boy's body in the middle of a forest after a long session of gaming in his apartment. realizing it was a dream come true he quickly investigates to find his new found power or cheat.

Arjay:" i mean its standard procedure to have something extra ordinary after reincarnating.... right?"

Only to find out it was different from most of the novels he read...

Arjay:" wtf!!, i thought i left earth, why is my system such a capitalist?. 

"okay, calm down... i should have an extraordinay body like a hidden talent righ..."

Well uhm....

"why is this body sickly and malnourished?!..
well atleast there should be some kind of civilization nearby."

Nope. actually....

" why da fak am i in the middle of nowhere?!!"

sometime later.
"i just wanna go home .huhu, where everything is convenient. i miss the food, the warm bed and the internet...yeah mostly the internet"

follow the mc as he tries to live in a fantasy world.

*************************



this is my take on the isekai genre.
i only write this for fun.
english is my second language.
you might lose a few braincells or two.
i'll try not to make it a slow life in another world kind of story.

mc has a shop for a system ,think of it as Amazon, ebay, alibaba and marketplace. 
first it only offers "earth stuff" like modern tech and appliancess, then it becomes op by selling in game items of videogames the Mc has played like Dota,LoL, Ragnarok, Wow, Diablo.

"Ruro"



I called to him while feeling the strong wind.



"Ngeow?"



"Would you leave me if you were given a chance to have a freedom as a normal cat?"



"Ngeah! Stop being a drama queen!"



I laughed a little and shook. It is only in my cat that such words can be said without hesitation because I know he will think differently and I will not be laughed at. He is the one I know will not leave me because he is already tied to me. I used to always feel lonely but now that Ruro is tied to me, I will never feel that again because just a call from his name will make him appear in front of me.



"Where did you learn that word?"



"Even a cat has mobile phone, have Facebook acc, have social media. Don't you know that ?!"



I laughed even harder because he seemed even more aware and updated in this world than I was.



"I bet you have a friend in mobile phone"



"Dude! In Facebook! How can I have a freind in mobile phone. That fucking gadget seriously ?!"



"Calm down"



I still laugh.



After an hour's drive we descended into the middle of the forest. Ruro returned to his former size. He landed on my shoulder at the same time as he was invisible and we started the journey until we came out of the forest. In the middle of the hot weather we walked in the middle of so many people.


I was wearing a black hoodie So I was comfortable that I did not get any attention because of the horrible awrang I was carrying. And one more thing, I adjust. I tried not to look at people and looked straight ahead.



When I reached Sm I tried not to look at the guard. I ran up the escalator and headed to the book store.



Zekan once brought me here, so I already know the detour and where to go.



I managed to enter the bookstore with only a mirror wall around. I immediately felt excited when I inhaled the smell of the book and saw so many books with different contents. Comics, webtoon, Wattpad book, and much more. When I was in Elart I was really addicted to reading. In one day I finish three books and with every book I finish I can't help but feel sad. There is a happy ending but the likely ending is that the story you loved is a different kind of pain.



This is one of the things I like about this world. There are so many books you can read and if you do not have the money to buy, you can read online but I prefer the book because Some of the authors add scenes are placed in the book compared to online. It's still nice that you don't miss a scene.



I approached the book shelves and glanced at the books with my index finger. Until there was a book that caught my attention placed on the high part of the bookshelves. At the very center of his design, fantasy is obvious. I leaned over to reach it but before I could even touch it someone took a hand from behind me.



"How short you are"



I quickly turned away because of the familiar non voice.



"Hey kid"



"You again"



My mood blend immediately when I saw Zukich? Zusick? Zurach? Whatever.



"Are you here to buy a book?"



He asked while reviewing the book.



"Obviously yes"



"This book is nice. I'm going to buy this"



He said that he was now bowing to me while waving the book in front of me. Teasing.



I acted to grab it when he quickly raised his hand.



"Dude, I was the first to see that"



I kept my promise that he just smiled.



"Dude, I was the first to hold the book"



He imitated the tone of my speech.



I was numb, restrained, and restrained from showing annoyance. I gasped before looking at him with emotion. I put my hand in the pocket of my shorts and forced a smile to avoid looking but again faced with a biting lip.



"Where's my book? At least that's just to reduce the thrill I feel for you"



Although I was annoyed by his sudden appearance, it was even better so that I could get my book.



I held out my hand in front of him which raised the edge of his lip.



"What a coincidence. I don't think we'll meet here. I haven't been in for four days just so I can't see you but it looks like we're really destined to meet, don't you think so? Hmmmm?"



"Grrrrrr, what the hell is your problem dude? Are you brokenhearted so you act stupid?"



I really feel like my face is already red from being so annoyed with him. If it just looked deadly it might have melted earlier. When I was older, we were not that close but if he acted, he would be bullied by his brother.



"You talked to much"



"So what?"



Hey Erowah, when did you learn to talk too much since you met the most annoying person in this earth?



"Okay fine. You look like an angry bird"



"Fu–"



I was about to speak when he suddenly pulled my hand and turned around then his big palm quickly covered my mouth.



"Mmmmmm!"



"You're just a kid. Don't say that word agai– ouch!"

He growled after I bit his hand. I repeatedly wiped my mouth. His hand is fragrant but I just want to show him that I hate the way his palm touches my mouth.



"Who cares if I said that word ?!"



"Blah blah blah, let's eat outside"



He teased his promise not to take my bite on his hand.

Based on what I read on social media that when a man invites you to eat out, that's what they called 'date' there's a romantic feelings between the two persons who date outside.



'is he have a romantic feelings with me?'



"Dude, I'm here to buy a book not to eat with you"



I pretended to turn my back on him but I almost sank into his chest when he suddenly pulled my hood.



"Hey!"

Erowah was 9 years old when she was dropped from the black hole to the other world. She ventured at a young age with her catbeast spirit and Zekan. When she was 12 years old, she started studying like a normal child. There she met Zurich. When she returned to her world called 'Elart', the world where the various creatures and powers that cause malice existed, she did not expect Zurich and her path to meet again. There is a magical book called Stone book, the book which consists of different types of stone with equal power. It is connected to every creature with the strongest power. Questions about her true identity always ran through her mind. She was born with strange eyes and that was the symbol of her being an 'Eye princess' but for her it was a curse.
 According to Erowah, that book was the answer to all the questions that were on her mind. The real battle began and with Zurich's help she did not hesitate to take the risk that would lead to her death.

After buying groceries, Yu Lili and Shen Zhilie returned home. While she was cooking, Shen Zhilie tried to help in the kitchen.
It was apparent he was a young master unfamiliar with such tasks. He almost flooded the kitchen while washing the vegetables and almost burned his clothes looking look after the fire. She finally drove him out of the kitchen.
The next few days passed and were relatively dull. Ou Ming had not shown up again since Yu Lili had seen him in the supermarket.
"Love Transaction" had been online for two months. The number of hits had exceeded 100 million. The traffic of the website had doubled compared to two months ago.
As an author and employee, Yu Lili enjoyed not only the envy of all her colleagues, but she was also invited to the office by Chief Editor Zhou.
"Yu, the management has decided to give you some rewards based on your excellent performance," Chief Editor Zhou said. "What do you want? Just tell me."
"Are there any requirements for what I ask for?" Yu Lili asked.
"Of course. Don't be too expensive. It's always good to give management a good impression, right?" Chief Editor Zhou was more and more casual in her interactions with Yu Lili.
Although her comics had provided a very good income, she still did more down-to-earth tasks for the company. In the eyes of her colleagues, her performance was second only to Ye Qianqian. More importantly, Yu Lili was not arrogant, so she was quite popular in the company.
After thinking it over, she finally said, "Well, I would like to take my vacation in advance."
"Ah? That is it?" Chief Editor Zhou was a bit surprised. He had thought she would ask for an expensive digital screen or laptop since, based on Ye Qianqian's words, she didn't seem to have a computer.
"Yeah, just that," Yu Lili replied.
Her simple request really did make sense. With Yu Lili's current income, if she wanted to buy a computer, she could buy it at any time.
Chief Editor Zhou nodded and said, "Now, it's almost the Spring Festival. When do you want to take a holiday?"
"On the 22nd. I am going to travel," Yu Lili replied.
The 23rd was the wedding day for Ou Ming and Shen Manting. She didn't want to see be around for their happy day. Kingstown was big yet small. The news about their marriage would certainly be passed on everywhere.
Chief Editor Zhou's eyes brightened. "Where are you going to travel?"
Yu Lili smiled and thought about it. She then said, "I will probably go to Japan."
The vacation was quickly approved. Yu Lili told Ye Qianqian not to tell Shen Zhilie.
By the 21st, Yu Lili had packed all the luggage. She laid on her bed and looked at the empty room. All the important things were packed.
Yu Lili closed her eyes and put in her earphones. As she listened to the bustling sounds, she couldn't help but get lost in thought. She couldn't help but feel sour in her heart. She closed her eyes and took the headphones off.
…
Shen Manting was discussing wedding details. There seemed to be endless issues, including with makeup, guests, and hotels. Although everything was ready, she still needed to make some final touches. This kind of thorough preparation made her feel happy.
A voice suddenly called out, "Manting, someone is looking for you."
"Oh, I'm coming! Who is it?" Shen Manting asked, still exuding a happy joyfulness.
After she went out, she saw a familiar figure, Shen Luo'an. His expression made Shen Manting's face suddenly change.


In her previous lifetime, they had married for five years. He meant everything to her, but she was thrown away like an old shoe. 

After her rebirth, she gave him a divorce contract preemptively— 
“Divorce after one year, the terms of the contract are as follows: husband and wife shall not share a room or bed. Intimacy forbidden?” 
he raised his eyebrow. 

Who knew that after she got drunk one day, leaning on the headboard, he rested his deep-set eyes on her. "You broke the contract, Mrs, Li."

"Even though we developed our own capabilities, we have never stopped buying character IPs. We have a huge place in the GOG creative area to showcase the character IPs we bought and to allow players to collect them," Bao Xu continued. 
"GOG world server is currently lacking in this area!"
"That's right, we are indeed lacking in that!" Min Jingchao said in realization.
"The character IPs we have bought until now are characters with a little influence locally, but none at all when it comes to overseas. These character IPs are foreign to them.
"Comparing the current GOG hero storage to IOI, they might have the advantage locally, but the reverse is true overseas. Players overseas might be more tolerant towards the heroes of IOI.
"That is a very crucial point that we have to address!"
Ye Zhizhou gave it some thought. "Then, what if we are to create an online GOG creative site?"
Min Jingchao shook his head. "No, GOG creative sites can only make good things on the precondition that there are enough players and that a large number of them participate.
"However, GOG does not have many overseas players now. We'll definitely not be able to gather good works if we are to make a creative site now. This money would either not be able to be spent or it would be spent meaninglessly.
"You should buy some international successful IPs!
"This way, it would have the same publicity effect as big-shot celebrities or even better because the target audience would be clearer. We can code these successful IPs into the game; it is much better than to get a celebrity to endorse it!"
Ye Zhizhou became excited. "Understood! As expected, this should be the answer that Boss Pei wants!"
Everyone discussed again and became even more convinced that 'buy IPs' was the best answer to Boss Pei's puzzle. It should also be something that Boss Pei had considered.
This 'buy IPs'' direction was the original principle from when GOG developed. It was now pushed into the world server and required an IP widely accepted by overseas players.
"Everyone, don't be too happy so fast. We have not fully deciphered Boss Pei's problem," Li Yada reminded everyone.
"We've decided to buy IPs, but how do we buy? Which one to buy?
"20 million US dollars will definitely not be enough if we were to buy those famous heroes since most overseas companies are eyeing them as well. The copyrights of those dramatized ones would be sky-high.
"Buying expensive big IPs will probably not be in line with Boss Pei's original intentions since Boss Pei never buys expensive big IPs locally.
"It's different from domestic markets. We have to get an IP that is influential enough for the publicity to have the effect."
Everyone entered a state of argument.
Finally, Li Yada suggested, "Therefore, we have two ways now. The first way is to buy two internationally successful IP; the second is to buy a large number of not so well known IPs that international players can identify with.
"Since we are unsure, we can send both answers to Boss Pei and let him decide."
Ye Zhizhou nodded and stood up. "Understood, thank you, everyone! I'll go back to do a simple investigation before we let Boss Pei make the final decision!"
… 
… 
August 10th, Wednesday…
Pei Qian received Ye Zhizhou's phone call not long after he woke up.
"Boss Pei, we have come up with GOG's international server publicity proposal! We want to buy some international character IPs to put them into the game!
"However, we now have a problem. Should we buy one or two famous international character IPs, or should we buy a few more character IPs that are not so well-known but will match international players' wants?"
Pei Qian thought about it for a while before replying. "The latter."
Such international character IPs would be too painful. Pei Qian was afraid that IOI would not be able to rival them. Such a worry might be strange, but it was not at all unreasonable.
The GOG game itself was already much better than IOI: a client-side game with reasonable fees and a whole load of character heroes. The game machine was easier to get used to and to spread.
Moreover, GOG was now being promoted overseas. There were two main points: its inability to adapt and the chances of its name spreading.
Unable to adapt was mainly from the fear of the hero's image not fitting overseas players' tastes and being unable to be localized.
Buying IPs could indeed solve this problem. However, if it was to purchase international famous IPs, Pei Qian was afraid that it would be too high-handed and kill IOI instantly. Then, he would not be able to spend money overseas as happily.
It was better to buy the smallest IPs and toy with IOI slowly. Using a blunt knife to slice the meat away little by little, it was much better for the fight.
Ye Zhizhou agreed, "Alright, we'll choose some more value for money and not so well-known character IPs. We'll report to you again after some time."
… 
Ye Zhizhou looked at Lin Wan and Wang Xiaobin excitedly after he hung up the phone. "Boss Pei decided! As expected, that is the right answer! We are unbeatable in deciphering Boss Pei's intentions when both of our gaming departments join forces!"
The Lin Family looked at the materials in her hands. "Don't celebrate prematurely. There is still a lot of work to be done. The United States has so many superhero characters; how are we to choose? Which one of these is suitable for Europe?"
Everyone could feel headaches approaching looking at the long list of heroes' names in English.
The appearance of superheroes could be traced back to the early 1930s. The list had grown astronomical throughout the decades of development.
Everyone had difficult choices to make:
The heroes that everyone knew were very expensive. Boss Pei decided not to buy them.
No one knew the cheaper heroes so how were they to decide if the international players would like them or not?
Who knew that these not so well-known heroes were not so well-known because they were developed at an inopportune time or because they were failures that no one liked?
It would be okay if it was the former, but if it was the latter, then it would be a waste of money by GOG to purchase such trash.
"Let's not think about the two biggest comic companies. They should be bought by all the big corporations for hundreds of millions of US dollars. We will not be able to obtain any advantage," Ye Zhizhou said.
"Moreover, their conditions will be very strict. What we can buy will probably just be for the game copyrights. Buying some lesser-known character IPs may work, but there would also be restrictions, and their prices might not be acceptable to use. Their price-quality ratios would be worse."
"Let's not consider them then; let's continue on." Lin Wan said.
"We… seem to be able to buy the third-largest comic company in the United States. There was news two days ago that they are going bankrupt," Ye Zhizhou said after he continued reading for a while.
Lin Wan instinctively felt something wrong and asked, "The third-largest comic company is going bust? What is their market share?"
Ye Zhizhou: "Less than 5%."
Lin Wan: "…"
Wang Xiaobin was taken aback as well and complained. "If the third-largest comic company does not even have 5% market share, then does that mean the United States only has three comic companies?
"Of course not, but that is what was indicated in the materials," Ye Zhizhou replied in a jolly manner.
"I can only say that it is the current status of the industry. The first two comic companies are humongous and have about 40% market share each. The third to the tenth companies share 10% of the market while the rest is shared by even smaller companies.
"These two companies have too many superhero IPs; the market is only so big. They release comics and movies. They are of totally different leagues from the other companies."
Lin Wan nodded. "Um, typical 80/20 market share. The big companies own 80% of the market share.
"No wonder, 'third-largest comic company in the United States' may sound scary, but in fact, they only hold less than 5% market share. Moreover, they have to fight with the two big giants before them. They must find it very difficult to fight. It's no wonder they are going bankrupt."
Ye Zhizhou took the laptop and quickly read the relevant information. "Yes, traditional comic styles are no longer popular. These huge comic companies earn money from movies. The comics are like huge inspirational storage where they could obtain materials at any time for a steady flow of movies.
"However, it would just be even more difficult for those that had a small market share but not able to afford to make movies.
"This Hurricane Comic Company has a few good points. They don't only use superheroes as materials. They are more diversified. A more diversified image is better for GOG as it would mean they have more choices.
"They have a few IPs that seem to be able to fulfill westerners' taste… for example, Purgatory Duke, Mutants, and Robocop.
"There was one thing very important: they had an international IP image… 20 years ago!
"The Multifaceted Man was made into a movie in 1993. They were nominated for many Oscar categories, but they did not win it. They invested 27 million US dollars and obtained a global box office of 340 million US dollars. It was top 4 in grossing for that year. The main actor's remuneration increased twenty-fold after he finished filming this movie.
"However, Hurricane Comic Company was not the investor so they did not obtain much benefit. That was its last glory. Their popularity was on a decline after that.
"It's just that… the good part is the character IP of the Multifaceted Man is still rather popular. Many westerners should find him familiar. More than half of Hurricane Comic Company's value is on this IP.
"It might feel like we are picking up from the trash, but I have to say that this trash feels rather worthwhile."


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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"Senior Ye Xiao, can I ask you something?"

"Speak."

"You mentioned earlier that I am a cultivator of the fifth stage, right?"

"A half step to the fifth stage," he corrected.

"Meaning, I have not broken through yet, is that right?" She learned it from all the Wuxia web novels she had read in the past.

"That's right."

"Is there a way for me to create my own spirit realm on this stage that I am in?"

"When you breakthrough to the fifth stage your body transformation is going to be a gold core. By that time, you will be able to create your own spirit realm, but you will need a spatial spirit artifact for that."

"Like a pagoda totem?"

"How did you know?" He became suspicious of Maria. "When you said that you were not a cultivator, was that a pretense? Were you lying to me?"

"No. You see, I am a manga artist. I read and write mangas, Wuxias, webtoons. This pagoda totem, I read them a lot through these comics."

He heard this before. Their way of life was being exposed through comics, but he never paid attention to it.

"So, is there someone who's selling a pagoda totem? I need to have my own spatial spiritual realm." On top of her head, she would steal the entire fourth floor of the abyss and put it in her spirit realm.  This idea came to her based on webtoons. So she needed to acquire an artifact, plus she needed to breakthrough and learn how to activate a spatial realm. What an impossible dream! But one had to dream big to make big things.

He thought this young lady was clueless. No one has ever made his or her own spatial spiritual realm for almost 6 centuries. He would let her experience the difficulties, soon she would just give up. "If you are lucky, you can find a spatial totem in an auction. People can't use totems anymore because they could not create a spiritual realm, so the value of the artifact most likely declined. It was not longer highly desirable among cultivators."

"Let me guess, is it because of the lack of mana again?"

"Exactly! There are also heavenly-level spirit beast cores that you can use to establish a spiritual realm."

"Heavenly-level beast cores? Can't I use a saint-level spirit beast core?"

He smirked. "No. Don't tell me you have one. The last saint-level spirit beast died two thousand years ago."

"No, not the heavenly-level core. I only have this saint-level beast core."

He didn't reveal his shock. The young lady was pulling extraordinary things from nowhere like she was pulling a rabbit in a hat. That core would help a spirit venerable breakthrough! And she was just holding it like that! "Did you also charge that one with your mana?"

"Huh? No, no. This one I got from Leviathan."

"Leviathan?! Do you mean a formidable serpent that looks like a dragon?"

"No. She was a formidable serpent with twin heads. She didn't look like a dragon at all."

"How did you get it from a Leviathan?" (Don't tell me she killed the Leviathan? With her current power, she's no match for that serpent!)

"Actually, we killed her. I have a powerful helper."

He thought so. "This helper of yours should be at least on the eight-stage profound saint to kill that saint-level spirit beast."

"No, he's just an NPC, level 105."

"NPC?"

"A non-player character in the game. He was a persona created in the game by the developer." (Looks like they will need to hunt a heavenly-level spirit beast. I hope there's one in the Abyss. There are lots of opportunities for me to get it in the future. But I can also check if it is easier to just get it in an auction.) "When and where is the next auction going to be held?"

Ye Xiao lost track of the conversation. He was encumbered in his own thoughts. What she just said about killing a Leviathan with an NPC was too surreal. But she had a powerful beast core in her hand. She was telling the truth.

"Senior Ye Xiao."

"Huh?" His thoughts were snapped back. "Ah, it's held regularly every Saturday," he said unceremoniously. "A black market online bidding is the most popular one. There's a website for that."

(Eh? A website? I thought it is going to be like the ancient way of auction.) She's dubious about it. What if counterfeits were being sold online? She wanted to experience the live ones. "Is there an auction that's more traditional, like a live auction?"

Ye Xiao paused to recall. "En, I think there's one in Japan next week. The auctioneer this time will be the Takayama Black Market. Aside from that, there are private auctions held in the antique dealer estates. The mortals can't sense the Qi in an artifact, they just treat them as antiques. Those who practice Feng Shui could sometimes detect energy from an item, thus being sold as spirit or magic items. But just like your black marbles, expect the Qi to be dried-up."

(If I am not wrong, Qi is also called mana or spirit essence. Different terms, same banana.) If she could supply mana in this world, she should help her countrymen who practice Dao first, right? "Are there cultivators in the Philippines, too?"

"Yes. There's one known mediocre sect in the Philippines. It is called the Maharlika sect. There are also some small fry sects, but we don't pay attention to those."

(Mediocre? How could you belittle my countrymen!) "Maybe their power and influence are hidden."

He frowned. "There's a directory online for sects. It is easy to find them since they advertise and recruit online."

(Oh? So things have changed this much? They also rely on technology. Everything in the manga was wrong! Manga versus reality...is a rekt!) She coughed."I would like to buy a spatial pagoda artifact." She also decided to help her countrymen. (I will meet up with cultivators in the Philippines. I will help them!)

"Do you have enough gold? I can loan you some," he offered.

She was surprised by hi, being friendly. He used to be a crazy ghost! Instead of accepting his offer, she took out one of her gold ingots from her spatial ring. I have many of these. But I wouldn't use my gold. I am going to sell my pills and other spirit herbs. Based on your reaction earlier, pills are of great value here."

"Of course! Sell them to me!" He sounded domineering.

Maria almost laughed. (Look how excited he is!) "Senior Ye Xiao, I need to increase my profit so I can afford the pagoda totem."

(That's right. I could just bid in the auction, too.) These immortals were not poor. (I will just maintain my relationship with this young lady to know firsthand when and where she will be selling her items.) "I understand your intention. But let me know if you are going to sell them so I could bid."

"Fair enough. Just tell me what kind of pill sells the most. I will try to refine them."

"You are an alchemist?!" He got another surprise. "Did you refine the pills you gave me?"

"Yes, I did. My teacher and I made more than five hundred of those pills."

"More than 500? That many? Where are these pills?" He forgot about his composure because of excitement.

"We gave them away to cure a curse in Sienen."

"You just gave them away..." The precious pills were just given away when we rarely see a good pill being auctioned? He felt whitewashed. (Where is this Sienen? Is it also in this game she was talking about?) But these occurrences were too fanciful. How could a game crossover to the real world? "Maria, there was a great decline in alchemy in this dimension. The highest tier a great alchemist produced two decades ago was a tier 2.

Maria smiled. She smelled an opportunity here. "I will give you a potion. I want to test the efficacy in the real world." She tossed a low-tier HP potion in a crystal bottle. "Here."

He caught the bottle of potion. He removed the lid and smelled the potion. "What?! Why do you have a vitality essence?"

"I also made than one but it's just a low-tier potion," she explained.

There was no doubt that it was indeed a vitality essence. The moment he smelled the contents he already felt his vitality was stirred. He consumed the potion. He felt a warm captivating sensation in his body clustering in his meridians. "Thank you, Maria. I need to cultivate so the potion would not be wasted." He sat on a lotus position in the corner of the room and started cultivating.

"Oi, we're not done talking yet," she pouted. But Ye Xiao already locked his position and immersed in cultivation. There were so many things to be done. (I hope my body is just fine.)

Maria tried to emulate the mana manipulation in the game. She sat cross-legged. She was not aware that this process was what cultivators do to condense their Qi. Hers was just different in a way because it was in a magic form, based on the game's passive mana manipulation skill. Since she consumed a lot of spirit herbs, it was aiding her to breakthrough. She advanced to the fifth stage and unbeknownst to her, became a Spirit Sovereign.

Maria was an avid gamer. When she received a lucky coin from a stranger, her life changed. She found out that she could really utilized the lucky coin in the real world, so she took advantage of it. (Who wouldn't?) When she got her hands on the new Virtual Reality game capsule, she was accidentally booted out from the game. She was put to a coma. Surprisingly, her adventure has just started. Follow Maria on her journey to the fantasy world. 

TEMPORARILY, I STOPPED WORKING ON THIS NOVEL TO MAKE WAY FOR A WEBTOON. Please check out my Webtoon "Queen of NPCs."

(This is an original work, so be kind. - Author)

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