Started it for fun, I know it shit please give some feedback so I can improve it :)

The story is about a guy lived his comfortable life in a forest, then an unknown girl appeared out of nowhere which has led to the radical downfall of the guy's normal lifestyle.

When Nick woke up one day, he discovered that his day had an extra 24 hours. 


[The idea is inspired by a chinese novel, which I didn't end up liking, but loved the initial concept.]

Path. The concept of path is ironically arbitrary [1]. There is no fixed reason or rhyme. It is a notion, an ideal, a dream and a journey. In Chinese culture, the idea of path or "Dao" is the underlying truth pertaining the fundamental rules and workings of existence, of nature. Therefore, understanding path is in truth knowledge and understanding of the world around you. All forms of existence, living or otherwise come under path. The idea behind discovering and understanding path in Buddhism [2] is to reach enlightenment, Nirvana. This can be understood as rebirth, much like the mythological fire bird the Phoenix [3]. The Phoenix burns away its body, reducing it to ash, shedding away what it once was to experience new life. 

Path can be achieved in an impossible to calculate manner of ways and in truth all people follow this concept unknowingly or otherwise. Each person has their own path and even if the structure is similar there are none truly the same. In simplistic terms, this can be considered the life's journey as well as the  experiences and memories that have come with it. Through research I have come to understand that Buddhism takes the approach of detachment from secular thoughts and emotions, this is achieved usually through regular, isolated meditation. The form of meditation I have become aware of is practised through becoming aware of internal circumstances such as emotions and thoughts followed by external circumstances like sensory information. There is a large significance behind balance in Buddhism, the body must be relaxed yet have power and rigidity in the spine. Through achieving balance between these contrasts, you prevent these negative emotions and feelings you have from influencing you, you are able to ignore or abstain from their effects. Mental state is stressed upon as it allows you to calmly perceive the world around you, to follow Dao.

A more secular, or mortal example would be me, the author. My path is currently that of writing, the hope of furthering my understanding of the world around me through literary application of fantasy, of creation. However, it is important to know that path, much like in life, is subject to change. A loss of interest, cataclysmic events etc can lead to a change of mental state, of perceived understanding of the world in which we live in such as Love or Betrayal. Path is not fixed, I will reiterate, it is arbitrary [4].

Having expounded my understanding of path, this now leads me to the first word of the title of my novel "Pathless". The idea of being pathless is contradictory, a theoretical and actual impossibility. Being without a path is in essence the act of not existing in any form of manner. To clearly express this contradiction is the reasoning behind my preferred usage of the word in English terms rather than Dao. Path(s) as a literary meaning expresses the concept of a journey clearly to the reader. The reasoning behind my thus choosing to create a contradiction was to then link it to the pre-existing contradiction of the second word of my title, "Immortal".

The meaning of Immortality is a state of imperishable existence. It can also be considered a severing of what makes us mortal or even human. Humanity biologically exists for the sole purpose of reproduction. The purpose of reproduction is for the survival and continuity of our race. Nature can be seen as thus dictating individuality as redundant and unnecessary. Logically that means that we as an individual are meaningless. Therefore, life itself is meaningless [5]. Returning to my original statement, it can thus be understood that Immortality is in actuality a form of defiance against Dao, against fate, against the heavens. An Immortal is an existence above the natural order of creation, free from its rules. The flourishing of individuality in a world of conformity. In truth, it is a form of selfishness, the desire to remain alive born from a self-aware intellectual understanding of our inevitable demise. The Immortality genre is unique in that sense as it is an indulgence of desires beyond what normal fantasy is capable of.

Why then is being Immortal contradictory?

The reason behind it is simple. An entity existing outside of life, in truth is one without life. This is also one of the potential biggest faults in the Chinese Immortal Genre of writing. Due to the fact that the work is contradictory, how can we express a suitable ending that satisfies the masses of readers, whilst giving a sense of fulfilment. The answer is simply, we cannot. Through personal reading experiences, it can be seen that writers only really have one option. Continuity. Cultivation, which is the term used to express cumulative Nirvana until Immortality is obtained, is prolonged. It is conceivably impossible to escape the confines of life, resulting in path being never ending and thus logically Immortality is forever out of reach, even within the realms of our imagination. There is deep philosophical meaning behind this understanding. To be simply put into an English expression "It is the journey, not the destination". This holds true to all forms of novels. 

Pathless Immortal. Having explained the individual and connected implied meaning of the novel's namesake, I shall now expand upon its intended purpose. As briefly mentioned, in my example of my personal path, I use writing as a device to express, interpret and find meaning in life. Pathless Immortal is therefore one of these many possible expressions. The shallower understanding of the title gives a foreshadowed representation of the path of the protagonist, Yin (Special spoiler, for people who read this prior to cannon). The meaning of Pathless in this instance thus is a symbolic expression for the confusion and changes in life, that people experience. 

The Chinese Immortality Genre is bittersweet and the purpose of this novel is to forever linger in the hearts of the readers, in hope of aiding them in reaching Nirvana.

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[1] Arbitrary - The intended meaning behind this particular usage of the word was that it is random and based off personal whims.

[2] Buddhism - This was used as an example as Buddhism along with Taoism, are dominant in the scene of the Chinese Immortal Genre.

[3] Phoenix - A mythological bird found in both Western and Eastern cultures. The bird is known for being enveloped in flames and undergoing rebirth. An example can be seen from the film series of Harry Potter, with searchable clips on YouTube for Phoenix Rebirth.

[4] Arbitrary - Second form of its meaning, being unrestrained as it fit slightly better.

[5] Life is meaningless - If you are interested, I recommend looking at the works of Samuel Beckett, a playwright who was profoundly interested in this topic. Particularly one of his plays, "Waiting for Godot", will really help develop this understanding.

At a date and time unknown to living creatures, two twins were born; Yin and Yang. 

They lived a happy and ignorant life, free from worry and hardship. Eventually, however, this was destined to end. In an apocalyptic event, Yin was left alone in this world; his entire family having been wiped from existence. As the sole survivor, left with a heart full of pain and confusion, he blindly searches for the truth...

This is the story of a boy becoming a man.
This is the story of a legend.

"That is the symbol of a top model. By then, you will be the top male model in China. Maybe you could become one of the top 100 men in the fashion world. You will have a place among beauties from all over the world."
She was really ambitious. Qin Guan had better watch out.
...
As she looked forward to the future, Sister Xue still didn’t forget her aim. There were two months left before the Oscars, but the promotional conferences of the films were being held one by one since January in Los Angeles.
There were also many different previews, negotiation banquets and press conferences among film companies and stars.
Qin Guan liked the weather in LA. It was winter, yet it was still warm in the city. Even the social tension caused by Iraq had been eased. People could feel a spring breeze coming.
Director Zhang Yimou had invested a lot in that conference. Right after New Year’s, he and Zhang Weining went to Hollywood.
As the Holy Land of the film industry, Hollywood, with its history of only tens of years, was a picturesque town.
Next to the small town were large film and TV studios, where many film production companies were gathered. They composed the big Hollywood family and contributed to the success of Los Angeles, the second largest city in the US.
The award ceremony would be held at the Kodak Theater (which had been renamed Hollywood & Highland). It would continue to be the site of the award ceremony in the future. Previously, the ceremony had been held at the TCL Chinese Theater and the Dolby Theater.
There were still several days left before the selection of the films. Qin Guan was not late to the event, but the promotional staff had already finished many exhibitions and exclusive preview meetings.
Qin Guan met Director Zhang and Producer Zhang instead of idling around Hollywood like a tourist.
Film promotion in 2003 actually meant explaining the concept of the film repeatedly to everyone involved. In fact, movie critics and LA-based distributing companies knew nothing about Chinese films.
What had attracted their attention was the famous Kung Fu Star, Li Lianjie, as well as the box office success of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon".
 Qin Guan’s first task was to attend the last promotional meeting before the award ceremony, with the intention to find a powerful distributing company for the film. Otherwise, their investment would be in vain.
Qin Guan was wearing his customized Armani suit. The cunning, considerate brand had prepared in advance three ordinary formal suits to serve as standbys for the different banquets he would be attending in Hollywood.
Qin Guan followed Director Zhang. The middle-aged man was a Chinese guy who looked unexpectedly handsome in his western style suit.
It was a small-scale promoting conference, so only some distributing companies with purchasing intention had been invited. They would be negotiating about the final price that day.
 "Qin Guan, this is Sam, the distributing director of Miramax. Sam, this is Qin Guan, an actor in ‘Heroes’. He is a student at Columbia..."
Zhang Weining and Sam seemed to be familiar with each other.
Qin Guan smiled at Sam, "Hello, I’m Qin Guan. I am honored to be acting in a film of your company. Thank you for the opportunity..."
The old man was a typical cunning guy working in the American film industry. He shook Qin Guan's hand gently.
"Which film?"
Miramax had invested in plenty of films, including some with limited budget. It was a good method to attract an audience.
"Confessions of a Dangerous Mind."
"Wow! Well done, young man! An indie film!"
Although all companies were commercialized, they actually felt a deep respect for directors and actors devoting themselves to indie films.
Director Zhang was surprised. What? Qin Guan, a supporting actor in domestic commercial films, has become an indie film hero in the US in barely half a year? The world is changing really fast!
He scanned Qin Guan from head to toe. He seems elegant and graceful. Could he act in an indie film though?
He had forgotten about the concept of aestheticism in foreign indie films. Qin Guan, Sam and Zhang had a harmonious conversation. After the conference, they exchanged contact information through their lawyers.
The publishing rights in North America belonged to Miramax. The 25-million-dollar price made it the top Chinese film.
During the following negotiations, Sam even made a joke. "Shall we change the name to ‘Zhang Yimou: Heroes’?"
They all looked into the further promotion of the film. The next day, Qin Guan returned to New York, while his babysitter left for Los Angeles, the supreme headquarters of the film circle.
She worked in Hollywood like a duck in the water. Thanks to Zhang, she got all kinds of invitations to different banquets.
Warm Southern California was far away. Qin Guan began to take exams as soon as he returned to New York.
It was worse to take the exams in New York, because of the high prices of the US. Considering this was the location of Wall Street, the competition was especially fierce there.
The application fee in the state of New York was 220 dollars, while in western parts of the country it was only 25 dollars. The exams also cost 650 dollars. Along with the fee for educational background certificates, Qin Guan spent 1,000 dollars in total.
That was pure discrimination. There were also poor people living in New York. Qin Guan could afford the cost, but he didn’t have much free time to study for the exams.
The CPA certificates were of high value, but time was just as valuable.


Qin Guan was reborn and sent back to his final semester in High School 18 years ago. Getting a second chance at life, he works hard to turn things around and eventually become a Prince Charming. What will his life be like the second time around? What will he have to go through? How will he succeed in turning from a loser into a Prince Charming? Read this story carefully and find out!

[This is because it makes me look smart ;p Hopefully you guys learn something interesting.]

First of all, internal cultivation is the cultivation of qi.

It can also be confused with the soul as the soul is more suited as the body is the vessel and the soul is the controller.

But in this story, qi is internal.

First of all what is qi? 

I'm sure you all know but I also will be using this to help me in the future and not have to research more when Bo Yongliang mutters some random things about qi which enlightens the surroundings without knowing.

Qi can also be called chi or ki but ki is phonetically correct.

In traditional Chinese culture, qi (chi or ki) is believed to be a vital force forming part of any living entity.

Qi translates as "air" and figuratively as "material energy", "life force", or "energy flow" but mainly air or breath. 

Qi is the central underlying principle in Chinese traditional medicine and in Chinese martial arts. The practice of cultivating and balancing qi is called qigong.

The ancient Chinese described qi as "life force". They believed it permeated everything and linked their surroundings together. Qi was also linked to the flow of energy around and through the body (meridians and Dantian), forming a united functioning unit. This is why I have called it internal cultivation.

By understanding the rhythm and flow of qi, the ancient Chinese believed they could guide exercises and treatments to provide stability and longevity.

Fairly early on some Chinese thinkers began to believe that there were different fractions of qi—the coarsest and heaviest fractions formed solids, lighter fractions formed liquids, and the most ethereal fractions were the "lifebreath" that animated living beings (basically vitality).

Yuan (origin) qi is a notion of innate or prenatal qi which is distinguished from acquired qi that a person may develop over their lifetime.

I believe Yuan Qi is also called Xiantian Qi as it is about something like becoming one with nature and something about being in the mother's womb. I'm not sure as I don't really remember and I am too lazy to research it.

Now I will talk about how qi flows throughout one's body - meridians and dantian.

Firstly, I will explain dantian which can be translated as "elixir field", "sea of qi" or simply as the "energy field".

There are three dantian in the body, the lower dantian, middle dantian and upper dantian which means there are three areas that are a centre (center for you Americans) of qi and energy.

They are important focal points for meditative and exercise techniques such as qigong, martial arts such as t'ai chi ch'uan (tai chi), and in traditional Chinese medicine.

LOWER DANTIAN:

The lower dantian is located about three finger widths below and two finger widths behind the navel thus related to regeneration and sexual energy. It is also called "the golden stove" or the "cinnabar field" where the process of developing the elixir by refining and purifying essence (jing) into qi begins. 

The dantian in many novels usually refer to the lower dantian as it is considered to be the foundation of rooted standing, breathing, and body awareness in qigong, Chinese martial arts, and other martial arts. The lower dantian has been described to be "like the root of the tree of life."

It considered the physical center of gravity of the human body and is the seat of one's internal energy (qi).

Extra: 

The lower dantian corresponds to the yoga concept of the swadhisthana chakra. In yoga philosophy, it is thought to be the seat of prana that radiates outwards to the entire body.

MIDDLE DANTIAN:

[You guys better be reading this chapter seriously.]

The middle dantian is at the level of the heart, which is also called "the crimson palace," associated with storing Spirit (Shen) and with respiration and health of the internal organs, in particular the thymus gland. This cauldron is where vitality or Qi is refined into Shen (spirit).

The thymus is a specialized organ of the immune system. The thymus is composed of two identical lobes and is located in front of the heart. The second one is not needed to be known to you all.

Just know that it produces T Cells which help the body adapt to foreign invaders. Basically makes your immune system stronger.

UPPER DANTIAN:

It is at the forehead between the eyebrows or third eye, which is also called "the muddy pellet", associated with the pineal gland. This cauldron is where Shen or spirit is refined into Wu Wei or emptiness.

The third eye is also called the inner eye or the mind's eye. It is a mystical and esoteric (the idea of categorising a wide range of Western traditions and philosophies together) concept of a speculative invisible eye which provides perception beyond ordinary sight.

Taoism teaches that the third eye, also called the mind's eye, is situated between the two physical eyes, and expands up to the middle of the forehead when opened. Taoism claims that the third eye is one of the main energy centers of the body located at the sixth Chakra, forming a part of the main meridian, the line separating left and right hemispheres of the body. 

In Taoist alchemical traditions, the third eye is the frontal part of the "Upper dantian" (upper cinnabar field) and is given the evocative name "muddy pellet".

MERIDIANS:

So what is a meridian anyway? 

In simple terms, it is an "energy highway" in the human body that transports qi to all over the body. Meridians can mapped throughout the body.

They flow within the body and not on the surface and meridians exist in corresponding pair. Each meridian has many acupuncture points along its path.

The term 'meridian' describes the overall energy distribution system of Chinese medicine and helps us to understand how basic substances of the body (Qi, blood and body fluids) pass through the whole body. The individual meridians themselves are often described as 'channels' or even 'vessels' which reflects the carrying, holding, or transportation of qi, blood and body fluids around the body.

They can also be thought as the circulatory system but meridians cannot be physically found in the body like blood vessels.

It's better to think of meridians as a network that distributes qi.

There are twelve main meridians, or invisible channels, throughout the body with qi or energy flows. 

Each limb has six channels travelling across it, three Yin channels on the inside, and three Yang channels on the outside. Each of the twelve regular channels corresponds to the five Yin organs, the six Yang organs as well as the Pericardium (a double walled sac that contains the heart). These are organs that have no counterpart in Western medicine but also relate to processes in the body. 

It is also important to remember that organs should not be thought of as being identical with the physical, organs of the body.

Each meridian is a Yin Yang pair which means that each Yin organ is paired with its corresponding Yang Organ: the Yin Lung organ, for example, corresponds with the Yang large intestine.

Qi flows in a precise manner through the twelve regular meridians or channels. 

First, qi flows from the chest area along the three arm Yin channels (Lung, Pericardium, and Heart) to the hands. There they connect with the three paired arm Yang channels (Large Intestine, San Jiao and Small Intestine) and flow upward to the head. 

San Jiao is a term in traditional Chinese medicine as part of the model of the workings of the human body made by early Chinese medical writers. Search it up if you're interested :)

In the head they connect with their three corresponding leg Yang Channels (Stomach, Gall Bladder and Bladder) and flow down the body to the feet. In the feet they connect with their corresponding leg Yin channels (Spleen, Liver, Kidney) and flow up again to the chest to complete the cycle of qi.

Channels:

- Arm Tai Yin channel corresponds to the Lung
- Leg Tai Yin channel corresponds to the Spleen
- Arm Shao Yin channel corresponds to the Heart
- Leg Shao Yin corresponds to the Kidney
- Arm Jue Yin corresponds to the Pericardium
- Leg Jue Yin corresponds to the Liver
- Arm Yang Ming corresponds to the Large Intestine
- Leg Yang Ming corresponds to the Stomach
- Arm Tai Yang corresponds to the Small Intestine
- Leg Tai Yang corresponds to the Bladder
- Arm Shao Yang corresponds to the San Jiao
- Leg Shao Yang Channel corresponds to the Gall Bladder

[YOU ALL HAVE HAVE LEARNT SOMETHING BY THIS FAR, YES? NOW GO AND FLAUNT YOUR KNOWLEDGE!]

The arm and leg channels of the same name are considered to be 'partners' with each other in Chinese medicine. Thus, problems in a given channel or organ can be treated by using various points on the communication 'partner' e.g.  a problem with the lungs can be treated by using points on the Spleen channel as they are both Tai Yin channels.

Extraordinary Meridians:

In addition to the twelve regular meridians there are 'Extraordinary Meridians' that are not directly linked to the major organ system but have various specific functions:

1) They act as reservoirs of Qi and blood for the twelve regular channels, filling and emptying as required.

2) They circulate jing (essence) around the body because they have a strong connection with the Kidneys.

3) They help circulate the defensive Wei Qi over the trunk of the body and, as such, play an important role in maintaining of good health.

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Wei Qi:

In Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), the Wei Qi circulates on the surface of the body, protecting the body from pathogens such as bacteria and viruses; this idea is loosely related to how modern medicine views the immune system and is thousands of years old. In western medicine, only viruses can cause viral infections. In Chinese medicine, viruses and other pathogens and other bacteria present do not generally pose a threat to health unless the Wei Qi is weak and cannot protect the body.

According to Chinese medicine, disease is more likely to occur when defenses have been weakened and resources have been depleted. If a person maintains an unhealthy diet or doesn't get enough sleep over time, their Wei Qi is weakened and defenses are unavailable; similarly, if a person is exposed to excessive amounts of damp weather or wind, their Wei Qi and adaptive strengths will weaken and they can more easily develop an external pathogenic disease pattern.

Chinese medicine focuses on maintaining balance throughout the human organism to maintain a healthy Wei Qi.

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4) They provide further connections between the twelve regular channels.

The meridian system of the human body is a delicate, yet intricate web of interconnecting energy lines. If one masters an understanding of this meridian system they will know the secrets of the flow of qi energy in the body.

[BO YONGLIANG IS OP AS HECK IN THIS ASPECT WITH HIS EYES HAHAHA!]

The realms of Internal Cultivation and other cultivation routes of each volume will be separated for each volume and will only include the realms names and meanings revealed in that specific volume. I will explain in more detail about those realms in those chapters. These chapters will be named such as "Internal Cultivation Realms (V1)" etc.

If possible, I could talk about any other things like blacksmiths or alchemists when I introduce it if anyone wants me to.

...1925 words just for this... OMG.

[Paused - 9/6/18 -> 3/9/18]

Born blind he had no choice to leave his family for his sake as well as theirs.

Unable to do nothing while they did everything so he could live a happy life, he detested himself.

He despised being weak.

He hated being helpless while his loved ones did everything for him.

He hated fate for making him blind.

He despised himself for not doing anything despite getting numerous chances to do so.

So he took this last chance to fly in the limitless cobalt skies.

Design concept?
After Zhuang Nainai uttered these words, the conference room grew a little quieter.
Then, some people couldn't hold back their sniggers.
Because design concepts were so subjective. How could they be taken as proof to incriminate someone?
Also, didn't designers justify their design concepts however they wanted?
In a moment, everyone below the stage lowered their heads.
Even Ji Chen, who was standing by Si Zhengting's side, couldn't help but lower his head. The corner of his lips curled upwards. He couldn't help but look at Si Zhengting again. Sir didn't stop Madam from saying whatever she wanted to say, but… what is his opinion on this?
Even he knew that design concepts weren't a convincing way of proving her innocence.
Anyone could come up with a design concept for an article of clothing.
Even Mi Nuo hadn't expected Zhuang Nainai to suggest this as their method of facing-off when she had solemnly challenged Mi Nuo to a face-off.
She paused for a moment, then smirked as she replied, "Alright~"
She voiced her acceptance cleanly.
Zhuang Nainai pursed her lips and nodded toward Ji Chen.
Ji Chen turned on the projector and projected the work "Memento" on the screen.
That was Mi Nuo's "Memento," which had won the first prize in that design competition all those years ago.
Zhuang Nainai looked toward Mi Nuo. "For the purpose of a fair challenge, you describe the design concept behind this work first."
To the audience, this work was Mi Nuo's. Of course it was for Mi Nuo to describe it. And the audience would be prejudiced by their first impressions. They would definitely feel that what Mi Nuo said was right. When it was Zhuang Nainai's turn to explain her ambiguous design concept, everyone would think that she was trying to bluff her way through. Thus, in any case, it would be even more difficult for Zhuang Nainai to prove her innocence. 
Ji Chen got very anxious as he heard this. He couldn't help but look panicked. But when he turned and looked at Si Zhengting, he saw how calm the latter was. Si Zhengting's eyes were narrowed as he stared at Zhuang Nainai.
Mi Nuo lowered her head. She smirked.
Li Yufeng was talking about them setting some kind of trap. But was this all Zhuang Nainai had up her sleeve?
This was laughable and making a mockery out of herself. Did she think she was playing house here? 
Today, she would make Zhuang Nainai face reality. Mi Nuo had been in this line of business for way longer than Zhuang Nainai had been.
How lofty "design concept" sounded! But wasn't the design industry all about following trends? All clothing was more or less the same. She definitely would not believe in things like talent any longer.
On the other hand, even if there really were people who had a talent for design, had any layperson ever understood the works of great maestros, especially those works by oil painters?
After she thought this through, she felt calmer. She had a determined smile on her face. She raised her head and smirked as she replied, "No problem." 
After she said this, she looked at the reporters below and pointed at that formal gown. 
"Memento" was a formal tube gown. The accent colors were white and green. The gown was white-based and had a green floral print. It looked fresh and young. 
This article of clothing didn't have any influence from Chinese culture. One could tell that it was made by an inexperienced student just by taking a glance at it. However, it was easy on the eyes.
Mi Nuo turned around and took a laser pointer before pointing at the wall that the image was projected on. "This work is called 'Memento.' It tells the story of my first love back in high school. You can see that the accent colors are white and green. The green symbolizes trees. We had poured our hearts out to each other under the trees, so I named it 'Memento.' Here…" 
She pointed out some fine details and explained why she had put them in. She was able to tell a story for each of them.


He's the heir of the Imperial Group, ruthless and calculating. Yet, he dotes on his wife so much. 

"Hubby, I'm thinking of getting a pet. What do you think is good?"

"You are the pet."

"…"

"Hubby, is a rose or peony prettier?"

"You are the prettiest."

"…"

Zhuang Nainai: …Can you say something constructive?

One day, someone asks him, "Why are you always the one bowing your head first when you quarrel with her?"

Si Zhengting: "Because I'm 185 cm, and she's 165 cm. When am I not the first to bow my head?"

In short, this is a black-bellied CEO who dotes on his wife in every way you could think of and tries his best to build a family after marriage by baking a little bun baby.
 


During the time she spoke, people brought in items.

Yuan Xu stared at the items that were clearly not the previously well-prepared white jade Guanyin.

Soon, a table with a sheet of high quality paper was set up in front of ladiya Sakura . Surprisingly, it turned out to be the Four Treasures of of the Study!(文房四宝)

What did she want to do?

Cheng Yiru frowned. In her previous life, she did not hear about Cheng Xizhi making a contribution to Sinology.

It was nothing more than attracting the crowd. She comforted herself and pressed down the unpleasant feeling.

Clearly, many people's interest have been hooked on wanting to see what kind of medicine she was trying to sell.

(T/N: ^idiom is used. Basically, they are trying to see what she is up to or what the surprise/secret is.)

Cheng Jia were also rather curious as they never knew that the youngest daughter was hiding something up her sleeve.

Ladiya did not care what other people were thinking.

Since she was created, whether it were the Four Arts, poetry, wine making, brewing tea, she could be regarded as being proficient in all kinds of skills. Because she had a special interest in ink painting, in the previous world, Ji Yu specifically invited the famous artist of Tian Qi Dynasty into the palace to personally teach her.

(T/N: Four Arts: zither, painting, calligraphy, Go)

Later on, the elderly of Baishan personally acknowledged the artistic attainments in painting: The Empress was already not any worse than him.

Raising her hand from the fine paper, ladiya was somewhat dissatisfied. Although she already brought over the best brush and finest inkstone, in her opinion, the quality was much worse compared to to the previous world.

But, it was just passable.

Close the eyes, sink deep into the mind.

When she opened her eyes again, ladiya took the brush in her hand and swept it on the paper.

The guests were just watching and cheering her on. They did not hold much expectations. How much could you expect from a teenage girl?

Even if ladiya 's painting was only at an amateur's level, as long as Cheng Zhensheng liked it, they would also praise her.

But soon, the disapproval in their minds were covered by amazement. These kinds of brush strokes and creative concept could not be seen personally. Who could have imagined that it could be written by a little 17 year old girl?

Among the guests, there were many who have studied Sinology. Once the painting was completed, their eyes have changed from being amazed to be obsessed.

"Good!" With ladiya 's final brush stroke, someone eventually couldn't restrain themselves and shouted.

Many people were still immersed in the artistic conception of the painting. Suddenly, they were interrupted by a person. Their hearts were not happy. They turned to look at the person who spoke, and immediately swallowed their complaints back.

"So, it was De lao." Someone, who recognized the old man, spoke.

(T/N: lao mean old. So, De lao is similar to old man De.)

"The strokes are gentle, yet vigorous and strong. The lofty concept is far more profound, and the characters are vivid and lifelike yet not grandiose. Good, good, good!" Once he said 'good' three times, De lao turned his gaze to ladiya .

"May I ask who this little friend's master is?" De lao's eyes were shining.

Laydia already prepared a good excuse a long time ago: "When this younger generation was studying abroad, I encountered an old gentleman named Baishan and followed him to study Chinese painting for several years."

This old man from Baishan was the master who taught ladiya Chinese art. However, it was not in a foreign country, but in another world.

Sure enough, De lao thought for a long time, but couldn't figure out who Mr. Baishan was.

It seemed to be a very able person living abroad in seclusion. De lao lamented in his heart that if the old gentleman could teach students like Cheng Xizhi, then he must be a great master.

"De lao, this painting?" Someone couldn't help but speak up.

Laydia's painting contained words that blessed a long life. The content of the picture was a Daoist immortal with a benevolent smile who held a peach in his hands.

They could only be considered half a layman. They would only feel good when they look at this picture, but they couldn't say why.

To be continued..

Qinghe County master ladiya Sakura died. She had a first class beauty, her name could move the world, but she still lost to the hands of a woman inferior to her. Ladiya Sakura was only able to understand that she was the antagonist of the heroine after her death, as a cannon fodder.

In a pure white space, ladiya Sakura was expressionless because of the transmigration.

System: “The heroine must change her fate, must fight against cannon fodder and the passerby to brush a sense of existence. As the master, you are their biggest stone in the way.

Ladiya,'s eyes flashed and made a peerless smile, “Then let me see who is the stumbling block that should be trampled and who is the final winner!”

Kenichi weaved his head to the right as Siegfried's punch passed through his left, then he grabbed his hand after which he twisted his body and throwed him on the ground.


"This was really interesting!! "  Siegfried said while lying on the ground.....



"Why isn't he hurt at all!?" asked Honoka.


"Because Kenichi hasn't landed a solid hit on him yet..., That Siegfried moves in the same direction as Kenichi's attack making them loose the strength behind them." Sakaki said.


Hearing this The the girls were shocked and were going to ask how but were beaten by Books again as she asked "How is this possible..?


"He has the ability to read his opponents move and so he moved in the same direction as his opponents attack nullifying them but he doesn't let his opponents know that and as he falls and stood back up, he gives his opponents a feeling as if he won't go down no matter how much you hurt him" Akisame explained.


"So that's why people call him Zombie!" Renka said.

"Yes, it's an interesting way to make your enemy loose there confidence" Kensei said.

On the harbor Siegfried wasn't going down no matter how many times Kenichi punched or Kicked him on the contrary he would attack him with more power than Kenichi. He would stand up every time as he sang "Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra..... This will become the best song I have composed"

"You can read the rhythm of your opponent. Therefore, you can flawlessly see the entire attack, shift your axis, and let your own power ride on that of your opponent attack's power." Kenichi said.

"Oh! you were able to figure out my trick. Though it doesn't change that your attacks will be ineffective. Come quickly and attack me. However much you attack you will be at a disadvantage" said Siegfried.

"That we will have to find out" Kenichi said as he changed his combat stance into his Gentle fist art.

"Papa I have been meaning to ask you but doesn't Kenichi's new fighting style looks a lot like Baguazhang" Renka asked.

 "Yes it is, but it not only have elements of Baguazhang but it also have Touch of Death in it" Kensei said.


"Baguazhang!!?? Touch Of Death?? What are they?" asked Saeko

"Baguazhang is one of the three main Chinese martial arts of the Wudang school. It is more broadly grouped as an internal practice. Bāguà zhǎng literally means "eight trigram palm," referring to the trigrams of the I Ching (Yijing), one of the canons of Taoism.a fighting style usually made up of circular movements, allowing the practitioner a wider range of motion and full use of momentum, without giving his or her opponent much of a chance for a direct strike. In Japan, it is known as Hakkeshō." Kensei explained.

"Then what is this Touch Of Death?" Miu asked.

"The touch of death (or death-point striking) refers to any martial arts technique reputed to kill using seemingly less than lethal force targeted at specific areas of the body.
The concept known as dim mak traces its history to traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture. Dim mak is depicted as a secret body of knowledge with techniques that attack pressure points and meridians, said to incapacitate or sometimes cause immediate or even delayed death to an opponent. Little scientific or historical evidence exists for a martial arts "touch of death", although it has been confirmed that trauma may cause disproportionately catastrophic consequences when applied to known pressure points under specific circumstances. Commotio cordis, for example, is an often lethal disruption of heart rhythm that occurs as a result of a blow to the area directly over the heart (the precordial region), at a critical time during the cycle of a heart beat causing cardiac arrest.
The concept known as vibrating palm originates with the Chinese martial arts internal energy techniques that deal with the internal energy and the type of force used. It is depicted as (a technique that is part psychic and part vibratory, this energy is then focused into a wave.)" explained Akisame.

"Then doesn't that mean that Kenichi's technique is really dangerous" asked Saeko.

"Exactly! That's why the way he uses it with the capability to hurt those whom he want to and defeat without hurting those whom he doesn't want to, is really good" Akisame said.

"GENTLE FIST 64 PALMS" said Kenichi and moved towards Siegfried.

As Kenichi's hand moved towards Siegfried he thought "He is fast, more fast then before. How many rhythm  dose this attack has 1,2 no i can't count the limit" Siegfried body was hit by Kenichi's 64 palms at his 64 pressure points with the last attack sent him flying backwards.

"It was a great fight" Siegfried thought as he coughed blood and became unconscious.

"Huff...huff.... man this guy is really helpful" Kenichi said when he saw that Siegfried was knocked out cold.

"Kenichi please don't forget to untie me" Niijima said

"I am coming you idiot!!" Kenichi said as he moved towards Niijima.

"This-this! did when Kenichi said that this style was not fully developed I never thought he was talking about this" Renka said

"But this also dosen't looks like the end of it. What do you think Elder, Kensei!?" Akisame said.

"True, it looks like it is only half completed!" Kensei said.

"Kenichi hasn't even putted his internal energy in his attacks, when he dose that only then will this style will be called complete." commented Hayato Furiniji.

"Using his internal Energy!! Oye Oye Old man isn't that too much for whom do you think will he be able to use it against if he used internal energy with it" Sakaki asked.

"You! Akisame! Kensei, ME! or any other martial artist at or above the level of grand master who can control there internal energy easily. Don't forget that these kids were never his targets what he is aiming for or the people whom he want to fight against is us. This Kid!!? I don't think I will have to wait for 6 years to fight him if he continued to grow with this speed." Hayato Furiniji said.

Hearing this answer everyone turned silent and looked in the direction of Kenichi who has just released Niijima from his bindings.

Not from far the noises made by the siren of the ambulance were coming hearing which Kenichi said "The ambulances are coming for them, let's go Niijima....."

Luck wasn't on his side as when he was just few steps away from becoming the world champion in karate he was killed by his by his opponents scheme who was afraid to fight against him and wanted the cup. But he was once again given a chance to reborn as Kenichi Shirahama and become the strongest martial artist.


 Watch and see how he conquers the world by becoming the strongest disciple and also how he conquers the women's he likes in his Harem


I have reuploaded the chapters again as to the problem of Power stones that occurred in the previous one.



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Everyday was exactly the same thing. For the past week I had done nothing different, nothing other than what the schedule said on my fridge. It was useful, considering it helped me focus on what I needed to do, but outrageously repetitive, even for a gaming addict like me.

Get up, grind some skills, go to school, grind some more skills, and then repeat the whole process all over again the next day.

I had to rest in between, allowing my MP and SP to recover, but other than that, I was either raising my stat points by studying or working out, grinding in my [ID: Create], or levelling up skill proficiency usually while I did the other two things.

After just a single week of non-stop grinding, my [Status] looked a little something like this....

[Name: Tendo Akira] [Title: The Gamer]
[Race]: [Two-Winged Angel]
[Level: 33] [Experience: 99.99%]
[HP: 840/840] [MP: 1,410/1,410] [SP: 780/780]
[STR: 60 (55)] [VIT: 78 (60)] [AGI: 65 (55) ] [INT: 141 (101)] [WIS: 65 (55)] [PER: 18] [LUC: 10]
[Stat Points: 120]
[Money: $600]

I had decided to save up my stat points for exactly this moment, just before I was about to reach Level 34. Part of me, the experimental gamer that liked to mess around with various builds and play-styles wanted to just dump all my stat points into something like INT or PER, but I had already made my mind up regarding where I would put my stats.

"..... VIT.....", I muttered, pressing down on the [ + ] button beside the stat.

Improving my Vitality was something that I had always promised myself that I would do. Not only would it massively increase my HP and SP to beyond that of even a Devil like Rias or Sona, but the passives it would grant me would increase both my survivability in addition to my stamina and physical endurance.

In addition, the build that I was basing my development on, the [Skylight Stream Paladin], specialised in INT and VIT. It could deal out massive amounts of damage quickly, and survive long enough so that you could regenerate MP, plus being able to tank just about anything that came at me.

Other than [Life Drain], which I had only levelled up to Level 10, I didn't have any other skill which allowed me to restore HP. 

[Small Mana Potions] could do the trick if I was in a quick bind, but I always had Asia behind me, who could heal anything short of a destroyed limb. Her [Twilight Healing] was an extremely valuable [Sacred Gear], especially for its supportive abilities.

I heard a couple notifications go off, as I pressed the [Yes] button at the bottom of the page. Instantly I was overcome with a wave of [Qi], and I could feel my [Touki Manipulation] activate, covering my body in a thick, slightly golden aura.

[Ding! Due to reaching 100 in Vitality a passive skill has been created!]

[Flawless Form (Passive)]
[Level: N/A] [Experience: N/A]
[A skill that denotes a flawless level physical body. The degree of vitality that is contained within is beyond that of most supernatural beings. Allows the body to handle and exert a greater pressure than what it can normally handle]
[Passively increases VIT by 20%]
[Passively lowers physical damage taken by 15%]
[Passively increases health by 20%]
[Passively increases all resistances by 10%]

[Ding! Due to reaching 150 in Vitality a passive skill has been created!]

[Sovereign Physique]
[Level: N/A] [Experience: N/A]
[A skill that denotes a physique that exceeds all others. One that stands above all others. The degree of vitality contained within the body exceeds the limits of other beings. Allows the body to contain a stronger [Qi] when compared to others of the same level. Allows the user to manipulate [Touki]. Allows the user to feel the base of life of those at a lower level]
[Passively increase VIT by 40%]
[Passively lowers physical damage taken by 20%]
[Passively increases health by 40%]
[Passively increases all resistances by 10%]
[Doubles [Touki] strength]
[Triples [Qi] within the body]
[Can detect the [Qi] within those whose level is lower than your own]

I let out a deep breath, letting my [Qi] spill out of my body, and flow throughout the surrounding area.

I was in an [ID: Create: Empty], so I was the only living being within the pseudo-dimension, however I could still feel the base of life from everything around me, despite my Instant Dungeon overlaying the real world.

From the tiniest, smallest insect crawling on the ground, to the tallest, wisest oak tree standing in the centre of this forest, I could sense everything in the outside world. In addition to-.

"Hmm? My [Qi], its-", my [Qi], which I knew was to be considered [Venus Qi], flowed in the world around me, turning the same bright, yet somehow dark, golden colour as it coursed throughout the world around me.

Slowly, wilted flowers regained their colour and life, and dying, near leafless trees quickly grew back all their leaves and branches, the entire would turning back into a bright green and rainbow world.

The base of life within all of these things, pulsed back with a renewed vigour after being exposed to my [Venus Qi]. 

I still hadn't figured out exactly what the the Concept of [Venus] embodied, however, considering what all Gods and supernatural beings that embodied Venus represented, I could at least narrow down my line of questioning.

'Aphrodite and Venus themselves represent love, fertility, beauty and passion. Astarte and Ishtar embody the aspects of war, sex, fertility and love. All four of them were beings of unparalleled beauty, while Lucifer and Helel, both represented the Light that [Venus] gives off. A symbol of hope, and a symbol of guidance.....', I let out a deep breath as I sat down in the lotus position, hoping my thoughts would become clearer as I entered [Mediation].

'My own views on the Concept of Venus is closer to Lucifer and Helel, rather than the four Goddesses of Beauty. [Venus] is both the Morning Star and the Evening Star, a being that lights the way for the future; a beacon for where humanity has yet to go.....', 

My wings and two halo's appeared without me meaning to, the larger halo, the one encircling the smaller one, transformed into something more like a Dharma Wheel, with eight protrusions sticking out, making it look like a strange parody between a crown and a magic circle.

I ignored the sudden changes to my outer halo and focused on my train of thought, completely disregarding the [Ding] I heard going off in my head.

'But I just can't ignore the aspects that the four Goddesses of Beauty represent!', I shouted to myself in the back of my mind, 'Each denote a specific detail that [Venus] embodies, that Lucifer and Helel do not! Aphrodite represents beauty. Ishtar represents war. Venus represents fertility and Astarte represents sex..... Even Baidi, the White Deity from the Chinese Pantheon is associated with the Western Cardinal Direction..... what do all these things have in common.....'.

My thoughts grew deeper and deeper. Trying to find a linking factor between the different Gods from the half-dozen or so different Pantheons inside my head.

Even in the [ID: Create] the sun slowly set over the horizon, and the bright Evening Star rose up to takes its place. The distance between that star and I was as far as the gap between the Heaven and the Earth, however, I still felt its presence reaching out to me, as I felt its power even from such a distance.

I knew that my Embodiment had something to do with the Concept of [Venus]. It may not be as strong as the Concept of [Dreams] or [Nothingness], but it was still esoteric in nature. More so than something like the Concept of [Fire] or the Concept of [Strength].

None of them were weak by any means, but from what I could gather, the Concept of [Love] was far superior to the Concept of [Happiness]. It wasn't just a strength or power level sort of thing, but an innate, more archaic sort of comprehension.

'All of them represents aspects of life. Lucifer and Helel both refer to the inevitable rise and fall of life, as the Morning Star falls and rises once more as the Evening Star. Aphrodite and Venus both represent the birthing of life. They embody the aspects of fertility, which allow them to create life even when the mother or father may be impotent....'

'Astarte and Ishtar denote the passing of life and the movement towards death. They represent aspects of war, a conjunction of life and a path towards death. Ishtar had a sister who was the Goddess of the Underworld, another showing of how life eventually flows towards death....'

'Even Baidi, the White Deity from the Chinese Pantheon, was associated with the Western Cardinal Direction. The same side that the sun rises from every day. In addition to Autumn, the season of passing, one of change and inevitable rebirth as Winter fades and Spring arrives....'.

Life.

That was the thinking factor between all the Gods that took on some aspect of Venus. All of them, somehow linking to the base of life within every living being, and the manipulation of said base of life.

Life is born.... and life is destroyed. The cycle of life and death repeats itself over and over again. Flowing throughout the universe just like-.

"Mana..... from all things mana can be derived, and derived from mana all things can. I created [Kun] and [Peng] from mana. I created life from [Mana].... is this a coincidence, or was it predestined?....", I couldn't help but wonder.

If from the beginning, I already possessed an affinity with the Concept of [Venus] but didn't realise it until now. My Angelic Embodiment was always meant to be [Venus], but I had to figure out how to get there on my own....

I let out a deep breath letting those thoughts flow out of me just as my breath did.

It was no use wanting to change something that I had already set my mind on.

"If [Venus] really does represent Life. And Venus is the "Light that guides Life", than so be it. I shall become the "Light that guides Life"".

I heard a couple [Dings!] go off and a flood of power fill my body. It was then that I realised it.

I smiled,

"Concepts always come in two. The "Illusion of the Dream". And the "Nothingness of Infinity".... they are both Concepts. On the other hand-".

I felt two extra appendages on my back, changing my [Race] and [Status] once more.

My gaze set upon the [Race] part of my [Status], the [Two-Winged Angel] transforming into the [Four-Winged Angel] as my powers practically doubled due to the sudden enhancement of power.

[Ding! For continuously pondering on the Concept of [Venus] you have gained + 1 WIS!]

[Ding! Due to a continuous action a new skill has been created! Due to a continuous transformation using the power of Venus the new skill [Type Life] has been created! It allows one to alter aspects of the world around them, changing the base of life within the things around them. Can control the base of life to its utmost extents]

[Type Life (Passive/Active)]
[Level: N/A] [Experience: N/A]
[A skill that denotes a connection to the concept of Venus. Contrary to being a title, this skill highlights the actual representation the user has over the concept of Venus. Being the "Light that guides Life", allows for one to passively govern all life that is not related to another concept]
[Passively triple VIT]
[Passively triple PER]
[Passively triples HP regeneration]
[Passively triples SP regeneration]
[Actively increases VIT by 100%]
[Actively increases PER by 100%]
[Passively triple all resistances]
[Actively control the base of life of living beings]
[Actively control [Qi] in living beings]
[Note: Overuse may result in physical changes]

My eyes widened at the sheer bonuses the skill gave before narrowing slightly at the note at the bottom.

'What type of skill has a note in its description. Unless it's some sort of forbidden power?', it was definitely possible.

Some games possessed high tier, end game level skills which used HP or even random stat points to be utilised. The trade-off for these types of skills were huge, although the end result almost always ended up being the opposing forces defeat.

The skills were definitely broken, but the repercussions were equally as huge for those willing to use them.

I shook my head looking at it once more.

'It as a "chance" of causing physical changes. It doesn't even specify that it is me who suffers from these changes. It might be the target for all I know.....', I let out a breath before snapping my fingers sending a wave of [ID: Destroy] to shatter my pseudo-dimension.

"Hmm. What astounding changes....".

As I unfurled my four golden-white wings I heard a voice echo from behind me. Instantly I activated [Touki Manipulation] in addition to [Light Aura]. Two [Light Mana Swords] appeared in both of my hands as ten [Light Mana Spears] hovered around me.

"Oh? Not bad reflexes at all. Too bad your ability to sense Qi is atrocious, although your strength may exceed my own. I told you he's different from the others Bikou". I narrowed my eyes and saw several figures hidden in the trees. 

From what I could tell, four people stood hidden in the shadows, all of whom had their aura and [Qi] hidden from me.

I muttered,

[Type Life].

The outer crown, shaped halo shone, and started rotating as I felt their bases of life clearer now, all of whom had varying expressions of shock and interest showing from their [Qi].

"Oh?", the same sensual, female voice rung out, "A [Four-Winged Angel] showing that much power? And here I was under the impression that the God of the Bible wasn't making Angels anymore. I wonder just what he represents....".

Another voice rang out, distinctly accented despite his Japanese words.

"I too am interested in the power that this Angel shows. It's not everyday you meet a Heavenly Angel. Especially after Michael has taken charge..... I shall be the one to test out his strength", there were shouts of opposition at his words, with the one female and the one called Bikou shouting as they wanted to be the ones to fight.

"Hey Arthur, get in line! I found him, so I want to fight him!".

"Shut up t*ts for brains! I want to fight him!".

"What did you say monkey boy!? You wanna piece of me!?".

"Any day, any time, p*ssy cat! I'll kick your *ss any day of the week!".

Two distinct sighs came from the last figure, in addition to the one they called Arthur.

The last figure, whose back had wings of light coloured white and blue turned to the one holding the sword that was leaking out a [Light Aura] and spoke,

"Don't kill him Arthur. We don't want to kill a potential member now do we?".

I took a step back ward and raised my swords.

My [Observe] was too low level to even glimpse at their names, let alone their stats and levels and stuff.

"Arthur" raised his sword two which I did the same. None of them were leaking out any intent to kill, so I didn't think they planned on killing me.

I smiled,

It was definitely a good chance to test out my new powers though.

I admit that I was completely out of my league.

Gods, Angels, Devils, Dragons, Yokai and Monsters of all shape and sizes were the ones with true power. Sheer raw power was the only thing that mattered to these supernatural beings

Getting caught up in a battle between a devil and a fallen angel was not what I expected on my Tuesday night. Nor was being informed of how irrelevant humanity was in the scheme of things.

Playing games was the only thing I was good at. I was better than anybody else and I played harder than everybody else.

I played smarter, harder and for longer in order to grind for whatever character or item or achievement I wanted to get.

I played by the rules of the game and won even with those cheating existences like Sirzechs and Ajuka.

But the thing about me was....

[Ding! You have leveled up! Your HP, MP and SP have all been restored. You have 5 unspent stat points].

I was born to play.

The promised QnA section:: hope this answers all the questions...if not mention in the comments ...


About WDE::

1. What inspired you to write this book WDE? Is the idea derived from the Akatsuki No Yona?

Ans. Well I love reading books and comics about magic. Like the Legendary Master's Wife….or Mo Dao Zu Shi...they are pretty interesting. Whenever I read some new stuffs, I try to imagine and enact the scenes in my mind. Imagination and analysis leads to new plots. I try my best so that my lovely folks could not just read but also feel my story.

2. What is favourite genres of novel or the genres you prefer writing in?

Ans. They will be Romance, Fantasy and Mystery. 

3.When is Zhang XinYi gonna fall for Yu Long? And vice versa.

Ans. Actually none have fallen in love with each other. ZXY is kinda infatuated and thinks that he can get anything he wants. Pride issue i suppose! 

Yu Long might fall in love...but what will he do if he learns his parents died in the Qiying capital prison? Hmm...if I were he, I would love to keep ZXY as the enemy….and probably beg the author to change the book title...

4. What about Rahu and Yu Long?

Ans. Rahu and Yu Long might have a fling here and there, as you can see it will be rivalling the main lead couple's story...still will be fun..😈

5.Who and where are the other dragons?

Ans. The other dragons are Yong and Zu. Location of one is known that is timeless forest. The forth dragon is missing or as Maasa said untraceable. Rest will be revealed in upcoming chapters….

6.How did Taijing react to the annexation of Qinshen and Xianghua?

Ans. Taijing was kinda selfish and coward, when ZhaoShu started with its annexation and gave up their eldest princess to the harem of ZhaoShu emperor. I haven't started their story line yet . But the ruler of Taijing is currently the Provincial Head of Taijing province.

7.What happened to the all the Qinshen people after annexations?

Ans. They are still the citizens of Qinshen. But after the loss of their ruler , most of them submitted themselves to the authority while some went to rebel against the ZhaoShu emperor. Their story will be soon introduced….(spoiler)

8.Who killed Yu Rong and Lin Na, if not XinYi?

Ans. Do you guys want spoilers? Well, you know its not XinYi...its someone else...who wanted them gone...against XinYi's scheme to keep them alive to use them as bait Long to him...must be someone who is looking for death in the hands of our demon emperor...

9.Favourite pairing? 

Ans. They are Rahu and XinYi...its cute and subtle..I like it when they are still in the primary stage of affection ….like still  confused about what it is that is happening to them...let's hope it doesn't cause an issue for our main pair… i wish I could change the title...😢

10.How many chapters will this go for?

Ans. That is unplanned. I think at this rate of plot development...and there is a lot more to come...so roughly 50 more...don't want to cut down the tiny details and shorten the chapters as they make it more interesting….I suppose...

11.What are the story's arcs so far?

Ans. So far four I suppose…

Annexation of Qinshen

Search of the Kungu's scroll( Red Dragon)

Floating gardens incident

Annual selections of Knights

Upcoming( The timeless forest expedition)

12.Is Maasa a girl?

Ans. Lady. She hates being called a girl. She is too ruthless and unsophisticated for a Lady though...

13.Where did you get those strange names like Rahu, Maasa?

Ans. I borrowed these names from some Asian astrology book...😛

14.Why you don't follow traditional Chinese statements or way of addressing?

Ans. Time taking...I write using MS Word. I get auto suggestions for English words not Chinese Romanisations… Sorry...

15.If you wanted to recreate a character, which one would that be? And why?

Ans. Actually I want to make Yu Long more courageous not cowardly… But screw it...its okay.. We will do something about it soon...

16.Concept of cores is kinda confusing. Can you elaborate?

Ans. Cores concept...kinda simple..

The cores are allotted based on family lines or genes....The maximum strengths of a golden core bearer is highest, then the silver, then the bronze….that is the maximum strength… But not all are able to achieve the maximum strength in this world...like people ask why is Lin Na a bronze core bearer when she is so strong...she is stronger than most silver and golden core users as they are failed to achieve the cultivation level that she is in…

The distribution of golden core is found in the ZhaoShu because the origin of golden core started with the two legendary dragons who descended the Heavens to live as humans...they were the only the golden core bearers...soon generation and generation this core started spreading in most parts of the world…

Feng Bi was a golden core bearer...so is Yu Long...but not Yu He...

About the author:::

1. Are you racist? 

Ans. No..why would I be...😶

2.What are the other books you have written? 

Ans. And He stole my heart...its kinda about my love life ..pretty screwed up….😛

3.Can we know your age?

Ans...still in college...so guess

4.What are the genres that you prefer reading?

Ans. I like all except horror… I love imaging all that read… So horror will be kinda...hahah

5. Is Evelyn Park your real name?

Ans. Its my pen name….😃

Yu Long was born into the royalty. He was the second prince of Qinshen, a small kingdom in ancient China. He was a beloved son and a prominent cultivator. He was resolute when it came to serving his people and kingdom. 
What will happen when his small kingdom is in danger? To what extent will he go to save his loved ones and the innocent people? Especially when his trouble is at the door step and there is no place to hide.
Zhang Xinyi is the strongest yet the ruthless king of all times.  Mercy is not his call.. He gets whatever he wants, even if its by force. What ill happen when he crosses path with Yu Long?

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