May is a foreign student from the Philippines, she have decided to explore the culture and language of the chinese people, until an abnormal and advanced type of zombies have stumbled upon Wuhan and disrupted the peaceful province of mainland China.

A part of Japanese culture me, the god of Ronin has read many novels but I think the best of the best is the Chinese novel The World Online. Maybe I should check it out...





Obviously I didn't make the original novel

As the Chinese tea culture spread around the world, more and more people began to develop an interest in this unique culture. Of course, it was a favorite amongst the aristocrats and upper-class societies of the world. 
Jill de Castei was no exception, either. His grandfather was a huge fan of Chinese tea culture and hence, he had a deep understanding of Chinese tea culture. 
Since he was in China, he decided to do as the Chinese would. Hence, he ordered Biluochun tea, which he knew was Wen Xinya's favorite. In order to cater to the needs of the Chinese, the French restaurant had a large stockpile of premium tea leaves as well as some exquisite Chinese tea sets. That was also the reason he chose to patronize this restaurant. 
Wen Xinya smiled and said, "I didn't expect you to fancy Chinese tea culture that much, Teacher Jill. I do know a thing or two about Chinese tea culture. If you don't mind, shall I brew some tea for you?"
It was stated in the information about Jill that he had a penchant for Chinese tea culture and hence, Wen Xinya decided to use that to curry his favor. 
Tea was one of the remarkable Chinese cultures and she was certain that Jill would be pleased with her respectful behavior. 
Getting closer to Jill was a good thing for Wen Xinya because he was a renowned jewelry designer and a member of the French Vogue International Jewelry Association. 
Greatly taken aback, Jill said gleefully, "Oh my gosh! Wen, you're really an impressive lady." 
Jill knew that there were very few people in China who were proficient in tea culture and those who were, were all scholars or aristocrats. Only a few truly knew about Chinese tea culture, and the fact that she dared to perform tea-brewing in front of him meant that she knew quite a bit about it. 
Hence, he was glad and excited to see her perform.
The waitress served up a complete tea set and some premium Biluochun tea leaves.
Wen Xinya said, "Chinese tea culture is rich and there are more than a hundred tea-brewing methods, different tea sets, and tea leaves. There are different brewing methods for different types of tea leaves. I'll be performing the tea brewing techniques for Biluochun."
Jill was bedazzled by Wen Xinya's fluid actions and perfect tea-brewing techniques which made her look elegant and graceful. 
She was truly a charming Chinese lady. 
Wen Xinya expressed her knowledge and talent in Chinese culture and the arts. The aroma of tea filled the air in the room and put them both in a merry mood. 
The tea was ready. Wen Xinya served the tea to Jill with both hands and said, "This is tea serving which is also known as the method of serving offerings to the Goddess of Mercy. It is derived from the Buddhist story of serving jade to the Goddess of Mercy. Legend has it that it represents a blessing."
Jill grabbed the teacup and asked, "What are the four remaining steps?"
"Observing, smelling, tasting and showing one's gratitude."
Jill performed the four remaining steps under Wen Xinya's guidance. After he tasted the tea, he complimented delightfully. "It's refreshing, fragrant, rich, and the aroma lingers in my mouth too. Marvelous, splendid!"
The two of them chatted about tea brewing and immediately got closer to each other. 
Seeing that it was almost time, Jill changed the subject by saying, "Wen, I've been paying attention to the jewelry exhibition held by the Wen Family. Your mother's masterpieces were perfect too, especially the finale piece, Puerile Phoenix. Oh… it's the most flawless piece of art in this world. You modeled it very outstandingly."
Jill did not sound in the least bit pretentious at all and he was also telling the truth because he felt that no one could come up with such a soulful and vibrant design which was also full of life. 
The Spirit Of The Dragon symbolized pride. 
Puerile Phoenix symbolized life. 
Their beauty was outstanding, and also the reason for his visit to China.
Wen Xinya knew that they were broaching the main topic and purpose of their meeting. She said smilingly, "Thank you for your compliment, Teacher Jill."
Still appearing excited, Jill said in a pompous tone, "I really liked the inspiration behind Puerile Phoenix. It's perfect when combined with Puerile Phoenix's outstanding qualities."
Europeans had a strong enthusiasm and love for diamonds and gems. Gold did not fit their beauty standards, but Wen Xinya's designs had given them a new impression of gold which they deemed to symbolize life. 
"Since you like Puerile Phoenix, I must take you to Wen Corporation so that you can admire the set of jewelry in person," Wen Xinya said amicably and tactfully with a sincere expression. 
Jill decided to cut straight to the chase. 
"Wen, I'm sure you know why I came to Capital city this time. The French Vogue International Jewelry Association has given Puerile Phoenix a high rating and they'd like to curate it for a lifelong display. What are your thoughts?" 
His agenda was to acquire the rights to displaying Puerile Phoenix in the museum. 
Wen Xinya smiled and said, "Teacher Jill, since you've read what I said about the inspiration, I'm sure you're well aware that this set of jewelry symbolizes life, love, bliss, and hope!" 
Turning someone down was an art too, especially when turning down romantic French. They were gentle and mild-mannered, but they were also prideful and uncompromising. However, they were not unreasonable and would also accept rejection once they were convinced. 
Jill nodded in agreement to what she said, though he did not expect that to be the outcome. 
Wen Xinya continued, "Life, love, bliss, and hope are the best things in life and they're also the intangibles that humans pursuit endlessly. How could you bear to store them in a cold and enclosed museum, then? How could you bear to keep them away from human touch?"
The French valued life, love, bliss, and hope much more than anyone else did and they naturally had a different definition of them. Hence, Wen Xinya was certain that she would be able to convince Jill. 


Originally born from a wealthy family, she ends up leading a vagrant life for fifteen years. However, when she is eventually found by her family, she falls into another devious plot and eventually dies tragically. 

Fifteen years after her rebirth, ravenously raging for revenge, she tears down the hypocritical mask of the foster daughter who had taken her place, and reduces her greedy stepmother and stepsister back to their original sorry states. 

To the jerk's profession of his deep love for her, she only has one thing to say, "Get the hell out of my life. The love you speak of humiliates love!" 

Regardless of the appearances of you monsters, I’ll take in it my stride with my capability, building a business dynasty of my own, sitting in the depths of my riches, bathing in the glistening limelight of the world. 

A certain rich empire's CEO: "Don't mind me. I'm just leaving my mark here to declaring my possession rights; I’ll wait patiently for you to grow up!" The queen's mighty return with commercial warfare fully within her grasp, she navigates the power struggles with skill and verve. When it comes to scheming conspiracies, all she has to say is, "Who are you again? Don’t even bother!"

At the same time, Sakata and the others also reacted. He shouted. "This is Shirō Ishii's Unit? Don't tell me it's Unit 731?"
"What is it? What are you talking about?" Matsushita looked confused.
Yamamoto said in fear, "Unit 731 of the Japanese army, the Guangdong Epidemic Prevention Department of Water Supply! We're doomed, they brought us here to be guinea pigs! Run!"
Yamamoto wanted to run, but he was immediately knocked to the ground by the Japanese. Following that, the four of them were dragged into the military compound like dead dogs. As the metal gates closed, despair and madness flashed through their eyes.
When the metal gates closed, the four of them were locked in a cage. They tried to explain in the beginning, but the moment Sakata opened his mouth, he was hit by a rifle in the mouth. Half of his teeth were knocked out as he covered his mouth and squatted there coughing up blood.
The others didn't dare utter a word.
"Yamamoto, did you just say that this is Unit 731, the Guangdong Epidemic Prevention Department of Water Supply? But wasn't it written that this is Shirō Ishii's Unit at the entrance?" Matsushita asked in a trembling voice.
Yamamoto slumped against the ground and said, "I told you to read more books already. Although the shinajin back then…" As he said that, a look of confusion flashed across his eyes. He had watched Japanese anime from a young age and had developed a strong interest in Japanese culture. Later on, he joined the Japanese culture chat group. In the beginning, he didn't say anything, but as the conversation became more and more exciting, he had started to become curious.
At first, the group chat only talked about Japanese culture. Then, they began to judge the difference between Japanese culture and Chinese culture.
Following that, people said that Japanese culture was actually older than Chinese culture. The two just had their resemblances, so it wasn't that Japanese culture was derived from Chinese culture. They weren't 'the students of China' or the 'heirs of China' as was always proclaimed.
Following that, a group of people obtained all sorts of supposed historical information from unknown sources and began to deny Xu Fu's journey to the east that eventually resulted in Japanese society. They denied that Japan had any cultural connection with China.
At first, he found it novel, especially exciting and interesting.
Hence, he began to talk about related topics as well.
Gradually, he read history books from Japan, and so-called official histories from England and other developed countries. He read that the Japanese hadn't killed the Chinese; instead, they had even saved many Chinese. They gave civilization to China and spread the so-called tradition of culture. Even if there had been deaths, they had been the deaths of trash who blindly resisted.
His thinking eventually devolved to putting China in a negative light. It made him feel that the Chinese were uncultured and suffered from a chaotic society. Nothing they did was ideal. All the ones who extolled the goodness of Chinese society were either members of the water army[1] or the fifty-cent army[2]. If not, they were idiots who never read international news or Japanese history books.
Slowly, he looked at his country from a superior vantage point, believing that he was better than everyone else. He suddenly realized that the country was nothing but trash while Japan was filled with elites. Everything there was so wonderful…
He began to look forward to going to Japan. Later, Tojo came to him and got him to express his loyalty. He claimed that only by doing so could he become a Japanese.
And before that, he had to first become a spiritual Japanese person, basically, a weeaboo.
After that, Yamamoto participated in the few so-called military plans recently organized by Tojo. He spent a month's salary to buy various military uniforms. Then, he went to some sensitive places to take photos and post them to the group. The praise he received pushed him to cloud nine…
He had always thought that he could become Japanese in that way, and that what he knew was the truth. What others knew was all based on fake evidence produced by the Chinese government, and it was all an illusion. Therefore, the more he looked at the so-called evidence, the more disgusted he felt.
However, now that he had really transmigrated and returned to the past, the situation he was facing was not how he thought it had been! It wasn't as Tojo said…
At this moment, he heard people discussing outside. "Four more test subjects?"
"I heard that they were picked up on the streets. They foolishly ran over and even said that they were spiritually Japanese. What a joke. Who needs such trash? Their only value is as guinea pigs," another person said.
"The frostbite experiments seem to be lacking a test subject. Send one over." At this moment, a voice that seemed like it belonged to an officer sounded.
When Yamamoto heard that, his heart trembled, and he subconsciously backed away.
At that moment, the metal gate opened, and two Japanese soldiers rushed in with ferocious looks. Their gazes landed on Yamamoto, and they pulled him out.
"Don't… Don't come over! Don't!" When Yamamoto heard that he was going to be taken away for an experiment, he screamed in Japanese in fear. However, the two Japanese soldiers didn't care what he said and dragged him away!
Amidst his horror, he had no idea where he got the strength to push the two Japanese soldiers away. He pounced on Tojo and grabbed the collar of his shirt. He roared angrily. "Didn't you say that all of this was fake? What the hell is going on?"
Tojo didn't struggle. Instead, he looked at him coldly and said, "It's your honor to be experimented on by the taijin. If you die, you'll die a worthy death. Didn't you want to spiritually be a Japanese person? You will succeed with your death."
"F**k you!" Yamamoto waved his fist and was about to hit him when a Japanese soldier knocked him unconscious and dragged him away.
When Tojo saw this, he took a deep breath and treated the person who had been pulled away as a dead dog.
As Matsushita and Sakata looked at the cold Tojo, they couldn't help but feel a sense of sympathy for their own kind. They suddenly realized that they had been fooled…
At the same time, someone looked shocked.
That was Fangzheng!
Fangzheng sat on the spot in a daze. It was not because of anything else, but because he realized that as the dream developed deeper, he couldn't control the development of the dream! It was as if this was not a dream, but a real world that had been pulled out through a dream.
The four of them had entered another world!
Originally, Fangzheng wanted them to see the sins committed by the Japanese back then as well as use it as punishment. But things changed soon after Fangzheng started his dream, more precisely the instant the four of them walked out of the metal door.
Fangzheng discovered that the dream was beginning to escape from his control. The contents he read on his cell phone were no longer able to keep up with the speed of the dream's ability for self-improvement and development. The Japanese soldiers, the corpses strewn all over the floor… These were not fabricated by him, but created out of thin air. It was as if they were supposed to be there!
Fangzheng couldn't help but ask the System in his heart, "System Bro, what's going on? Did This Penniless Monk lose control of A Golden Millet Dream?"
The System only replied after a while before sighing, "A Golden Millet Dream can pull people into a dream. There are two essential parts of this dream. One part is made up of the memories of the other party, and the other is made up of your memories. Entering the memories of others is the simplest. All it takes is some simple guidance to achieve it. Making use of your own memories is relatively difficult, because you need to fabricate a dream by yourself. It cannot be too ridiculous, or it will easily make the other party awaken, or the dream will have very little effect on them."
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Water_Army
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50_Cent_Party


In the rural northeastern mountainous regions stands a tiny Buddhist temple, named One Finger Temple. It isn't a large one but it is extremely miraculous.

The temple has rice that emanates an aromatic fragrance.

The temple has sweet and refreshing water that rivals ambrosia.

The temple has Buddhas that grant wishes to the sincere.

The temple isn't large but it has everything. The temple isn't large but it has flourishing incense offerings that far exceed all temples. The temple isn't large but it attracts both citizens and foreigners that line up overnight…

The temple has a bald but handsome monk. Every day, he would bawl, "I want to renounce asceticism! I want to marry a chick that's not too pretty, have a cute baby, and lead a stable life!"

This book is a casual novel that introduces various Chinese traditional customs, as well as Buddhist ones. It strives to be a positive book, allowing people to reflect on how they should live their lives and treat others.

The author : A man living in 3.09 dimension
14.Cultural blending
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In the afternoon, the old Taoist made a mysterious coffee, and then he went to find Jack. Jack asked, how long does this last? 
 
The old Taoist told him: water is the source of life, drink as much as possible. After that, the Taoist priest drank himself, so Jack had to do it.
 
What our family wants to train children to learn are: medicine, divination, geomancy, physiognomy. Medicine and martial arts are inseparable. Ancient Chinese martial arts are based on fitness, but they don't pay attention to muscles. Said the old Taoist: We pursue nature, that is to follow the law of life. First of all, respect for teachers, which is a bit like religious doctrine. The second is to do good and accumulate virtue.
 
Jack was stunned. He said: I have to learn so many things. I am not smart. I have no interest in too difficult things, and I have no patience.
 
We used to study western civilization very hard, but after comparison, we found some disadvantages. First of all, injection and medication can do a lot of harm to children's intelligence. Said old Taoist.
...
Drinking more of this soup can improve your concentration and concentration. The old Taoist said: Chinese culture comes from the magic cube of the universe, so many principles are related. You just need to know, you don't need to learn. There is also a part of the knowledge contained in the Chinese language and habits.
 
The magic cube of the universe is really mysterious! Said Jack.
 
Just as religion is derived from human thinking about God, and Chinese people are created by God. When God left, he handed over the magic cube of the universe to the Chinese people. The old Taoist said: The magic cube of the universe is like a game manual, so the Chinese have a unique belief. Westerners are ordinary players. In their eyes, the Chinese are not scientific. 
 
Do you mean the west is backward? Said Jack.
 
Western technology is still ahead of us, and we still have a lot to learn from the West. God's wish is that Chinese and Western civilizations can blend with each other, which is the well-being of mankind. Said old Taoist.
 
What is the Chinese belief? Said Jack.
 
Do you know Zheng He's voyages? Zheng He believes in at least three religions. Some Chinese have no religious beliefs, others have multiple religious beliefs. The old Taoist said: Our beliefs are Chinese culture, our language, our ancestors and our compatriots. No matter what nationality you are, as long as you identify with Chinese culture, you are our compatriots.
 
Is it OK if I'm not Chinese? What am I going to do? Said Jack.
 
The old Taoist nodded and said: you should learn Chinese martial arts first now, and I will teach you the rest later.

Hello! Do you have any trouble recently? This is a magic novel, as long as you read it, your troubles have 90% chance to solve!

Unlike European cultures which are primarily based in Christian religion and held up many anti-LGBT laws until recently, the Chinese culture was much more open about non-exclusively-heterosexual relationships. "For a period of the modern history of both the Republic of China and People's Republic of China in the 20th century, LGBT people received more stringent legal regulations regarding their orientations, with restrictions being gradually eased by the beginning of the 21st century." Though there were still restrictions in the ancient Chinese culture, homosexual relations have been documented since early historical periods. There were recordings of subcultures of prostitute/actors also in existence; however, even in modern-day Chinese culture, there are those who are opposed to outside heterosexual relationships and lifestyles. In the People's Republic of China, "Reportedly, Mao Zedong believed in the sexual castration of "sexual deviants," but little is known about the Communist Chinese governments official policy with regards to homosexuality prior to the 1980s."

After 'His' last adventures as the 99th number, 'He' died and wake up in a body and world that 'He' didn't have knowledge prior.

Now, 'He' will make a new legend in the new body and new world with new companion.

'His' new adventures begin in the chapter 113 "AI - Day 1" or the beginning of 4th Volume [AI - Artificial Immortality].

∆

If you want story go to chapter 133 "AI - Day 31 (Part I)". Although it just one to ten paragraph/chapter. And I dropped it quickly.

So, thus another EXP-Sect about my shitty daily life.

On the eastern side, China had to face North Korea, South Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
These six nations had enmity with China not only in the Heaven Awaken World but in the real world as well, and there was often friction at boundaries.
Since there had always been enmity, they would definitely attack savagely this time with cruel methods.
The first to attack was South Korea, which gathered six million players and ferociously attacked.
Similarly, the system main city here went into a neutral defensive status and evicted all of the Chinese players. However, the Chinese players had expected this after hearing about the south, and after hearing that South Korea was attacking, they immediately chose to run.
There were less one million Chinese players here, so it was impossible for them to stop the South Korean army. As such, they could only choose to run.
They contacted the surrounding regions, wanting to resist the South Korean invasion together, but none of the other regions agreed to come and help.
Many people still thought that it was not their problem, as it was not their region being attacked. As such, why would they go through all that inconvenience and trouble to fight with their lives on the line? If they died, they would lose everything and sacrifice a lot of money. Moreover, no one would compensate them, and it would just be them who suffered.
Others' blood heated up, and they wanted to come over. However, they had not made sufficient preparations. Even if they hurried over, the South Korean army would have bathed the region in blood already, so they decided to start preparing defenses in their own region.
The person leading this army was called Bak Seolhyun. Even though she was a woman, she was an important figure within South Korea and had an esteemed status. She was also extremely beautiful and was admired by many South Koreans.
Bak Seolhyun had been quite excited to lead the South Korean army, as this was their opportunity to show the world how powerful South Korea was and have the world prostrate themselves before South Korea.
However, by the time they arrived, they found that most of the Chinese players had escaped, making Bak Seolhyun feel quite disappointed. After all, only by killing the Chinese players could they prove how powerful they were.
However, now that the Chinese players had run off, what could they do?
Bak Seolhyun felt quite unresigned and immediately gave the order to give chase, and they caught 3,000 of the Chinese people who were slower than the rest.
Looking at these 3,000 Chinese players, Bak Seolhyun smiled and gave the order for them to be brought forward.
Looking at the large number of South Korean players around them, the 3,000 Chinese players felt quite fearful and shakily stood in front of Bak Seolhyun.
Bak Seolhyun finally said, "You lowly Chinese people, I'll tell you now – Korea was the origin of eastern culture; you shameless Chinese people claimed that our culture came from you. How shameful.
"You're all thieves who stole what belonged to us, which explains your inferior bloodlines. Throughout history, you were our slaves, and you all have the blood of slaves. Now, you should recognize Korea as your master and that Koreans are greater than you lowly Chinese people. Do you understand?"
"Understand, my ass! How shameless can you be?"
"Is your head alright? You've never studied history before, right?"
"What an idiot! How disgusting!"
Countless people cursed back at her. After all, South Korea was a much smaller country compared to China, and it had always been a vassal to China. Now that its economy had started to boom, it had started to claim that China originated from it.
Bak Seolhyun's beautiful face became cold. Hearing these people's words, she immediately said, "Drag those people out! Behead them all!"
The South Korean players were already quite displeased, and after hearing this order, they dragged those Chinese players out and forced them to kneel. They swung down their sabers, causing heads to fall to the ground and for blood to stream out of their necks.
The remaining Chinese players were terrified, and their faces became pale as their bodies trembled.
"As long as you acknowledge that Chinese people are lowly existences and Korea's servants, as well as that you stole our culture, I'll release you all!" Bak Seolhyun said as she looked at the Chinese players in front of her.
Roughly 2,000 of the 3,000 Chinese players had just been beheaded, and only 1,000 of them were left. Some of these 1,000 Chinese players cursed at the South Koreans, but they were quickly dragged out and killed, leaving only 500 or so Chinese players.
One of them was a weak-looking youth, and seeing the beheaded corpses, he couldn't help but say in fear, "Really? As long as I say all that, you'll let us off?"
Bak Seolhyun smiled as she said, "Of course! As long as you say those things, I'll definitely spare all of you!"
"Alright! I admit that the Koreans are the best and that we're your servants. We also stole your culture!" the weak-looking youth nervously said in a loud voice.
All of the South Koreans started to laugh, and Bak Seolhyun nodded in satisfaction and said, "You can go!"
Hearing this, the weak-looking youth felt delighted and quickly ran away. Seeing him run away so wretchedly, all of the South Korean players continued to laugh – to them, such people were just like animals.
Seeing that someone had been let off, others also quickly started to say, "Korea is the biggest country in the world, and we're not as good as all of you. We Chinese people stole what was yours."
"Hahaha…"
Countless South Korean players loudly laughed, and the remaining Chinese players nervously looked around them. Bak Seolyun nodded in satisfaction and said, "You can all leave!"
The Chinese players felt as if a massive weight had been taken off them, and they immediately run off. However, some people were unwilling to say those things, so they were executed on the spot.
In the end, out of the 3,000 Chinese players, around 400 ran away in humiliation.
Bak Seolhyun grinned – this was exactly what she had wanted.
Now that most of the Chinese players had escaped, Bak Seolhyun could only change her target to the Chinese indigenous resident villages.
The six million players spread out and found many villages quite quickly.
After breaking through those villages, Bak Seolhyun announced her plan to make the Chinese people slaves. Even though this was not currently possible for the Chinese players, they could at least start with the Chinese indigenous residents.
This was the first time anyone would want to turn Chinese people into slaves and publicly announce it. This made many Chinese people furious, and many of them cursed at Bak Seolhyun on the internet, saying that they were going to attack South Korea. As for whether they really would, that was uncertain.


“Ding! Soulbinding has been successfully completed; you will now head to the Heaven Awaken World.” After hearing this, Zhao Fu’s vision darkened as he fell to the ground.

With bleak prospects in the real world, Zhao Fu’s life is turned around when countless crystals fell from the sky one night, which people could use to enter an alternate, game-like world. After obtaining an ancient Chinese empire’s legacy, Zhao Fu uses his intellect and resourcefulness to develop his own empire from a tiny village. However, with enemies both in the real world and in the Heaven Awaken World, he must make brilliant decisions and use creative schemes to survive.

Hello everyone
Those who reading this novel, please read this chapter so you can have better understanding.
First: This novel is written in chinese style, more like names and culture are like ancient chinese.
Second: You will find something that aren't explained after mentioning them, it is because i explained them later on because i do not want to disturb the flow of my novel.
Third: I am not chinese. I am also not from english explaining countries so I hope reader won't be offended on some term like bad english or no understanding of chinese culture. 
Forth: This novel is about cultivation, so most of the time main character cultivates only but this won't get you boring with many dialogues included.

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Life is full of dangers in this world, only the strong have the right to raise their voice. A world filled with countless creatures, fighting for a single thing. 

How can a boy who walked out of the lowest region fight in such a hegemon with a sealed dantian? He who vows to kill the heavens learns about his true enemy, prepares the strongest War legion, and conquers the Universe. 

He holds the system, condenses the god force within the dragon elephant's body after passing through endless reincarnations. He is ready to fight, he is now ready to embrace beauties, he is ready to blow war horn for his legion. 

Let's read the legend of Xia Long Fei who is determined to achieve Eternal Life, not knowing what does it means? 

His talent surpasses Heaven but he is not satisfied, he wants to grow until when he will never have anyone above. 

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Traditional Cultural Theme Game Season Event Notice
In the spirit of this event, promoting Chinese culture and healthy development of our industry, the Game and Virtual Reality Committee have decided on a 'Traditional Cultural Themed Games' event. Designers are invited to use their expertise to design various Chinese themed games, potentially with educational value, to further expand the impact of our culture in the videogame industry.
1. Target audience.
All video game designers.
2. How to participate
All Chinese themed games will be automatically entered.
3. Design requirements
a. No platform limits, mobile, PC, and VR games are all eligible.
b. Rich game content with a healthy theme and emphasis on traditional Chinese culture with educational value.
4. Prizes
At the end of this event, Game and Virtual Reality Committee members will judge all entries, with one first place, three second places, five third place, and a few notable mentions.
The award-winning designer will be awarded a certificate, and the winning game will be recommended by the official app store for a period of one month.
Signed by the Game and Virtual Reality Committee yesterday.
The corner of Chen Mo's mouth was twitching.
Isn't this a serious official document?
Even the punctuation looks official!
Moreover, what is this Game and Virtual Reality Committee? Chen Mo didn't even know that existed!
He never knew the relationship between the videogame editor, official app store, and its corresponding departments even though he had used the editor before.
Chen Mo finally understood the situation after looking it up.
This Game and Virtual Reality Committee, also known as the Game Committee, was a legitimate committee. It had a lot of power and was affiliated with the Ministry of culture, it basically governed the entire video game industry.
Why did this exist in the first place?
Every country noticed the potential of Virtual Reality when it first appeared. For example, soldiers could train within a VR world, making training safer and cheaper.
Virtual Reality wasn't just for video games, it also had great value in other industries.
But an editor is still required in order to design a complete world using the editor.
And that was now the Game Committee was bord.
The reason this world put so much emphasis on the videogame industry wasn't because of artistic value, but because games will improve VR technology, and that would benefit all industries.
As a result, the value of video game designers increased dramatically.
The Game Committee represented other departments in the country. They gathered the best of the best in the country to make the Illusion Game Engine for the videogame designers and developed a rating system to allow video game designers to continually grow. Finally they would end up in VR territory, making VR games.
The official app store also belonged to the Game Committee. The twenty percent cut from the sales from the official app store were funds for the Game Committee.
Chen Mo finally understood.
Why did Lin Mao ask him to pay attention to this matter? Because this event was hosted by the Game Committee, a legitimate department.
If the game goes well and gets promoted by the officials, it wouldn't be surprising it gets on the news. Then their popularity will sky-rocket!
"I really can't take a break!"
Chen Mo planned to take two days break, but the work game to him very soon this time around.
The duration of the event was one season or three months. This meant that Chen Mo needed to make a game related to traditional chinese culture in these three months. Moreover, the game must be good enough to meet the requirements of the judges.
May as well go for first place if joining.
"Chinese themed game? Educational too?"
Chen Mo had a few ideas, but hadn't decided on which one to settle on. He decided to talk with Lin Mao before making any calls.
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Lin Mao and Chen Mo were eating away at skewers at a BBQ store.
The two of them haven't met in a while as Chen Mo didn't have much time as they worked on his game. This time, the two of them were chatting, de-stressing.
"Did you see the notice?" asked Lin Mao.
Chen Mo nodded, "Yeah, I took a look, but I haven't decided on what game to make."
"Don't worry, take your time," assured Lin Mao. You're aren't required to enter the event. It's alright to sit out if you have your own plans. You're better at Western Fantasy themes anyways, if it doesn't feel right to make a Chinese themed game and won't get a good result, there's no point wasting that time and effort."
Chen Mo grabbed a piece of paddywhack, "I actually want to do this. I've always been making games that are related to Western Fantasy, I've never really made a Chinese themed game."
"It's great that you want to do it, but even better if you place it somewhere. The promotional spaces aren't too important, the key is that you reveal yourself in front of the Game Committee members."
Chen Mo was shocked, "Huh? That's most important?"
"Of course. They govern the entire gaming industry. Who knows what happens when you get on their bad side, I wouldn't want to find out. If you manage to grab their attention, it would probably do wonders to your career."
Chen Mon nodded, "That makes sense. Then I'll need to prepare well and aim for first place."
Lin Mao waved his hand, "Forget about first place, second or third place is already good enough."
"Why?" questioned Chen Mo.
"Don't get me wrong, I'm not questioning your abilities. The biggest obstacle is time. The event lasts for three months, that means you need to make the game within three months." explained Lin Mao.
Chen Mo nodded, "Yeah, the others have three months too right?"
Lin Mao shook his head, "Of course not! Big companies like Emperor Dynasty Entertainment and Zen Entertainment have insiders. They knew about this a few months ago. They've had a few months worth of development ahead of you, you don't stand a chance."
Chen Mo was shocked, "Huh? They can do that?"
"Why can't they. It's not really a secret for the members of the Game Committee. As long as you know someone, it wouldn't be difficult to catch wind of that. Video Game designers like us would only find out after the notice is released."
"Geez, how is that fair?" cried Chen Mo.
"There's nothing you could do, as it's more or less the hidden rule of the industry. Everybody knows if they can get to Emperor Dynasty or Zen's level, we can do that too. But now? You'll have to look past that."


Chen Mo liked calling himself a video game designer, despite being a mere video game producer.
After dying one day from work-related stress, he transmigrated into a parallel world as himself, right after he graduated. He was now in the body of his younger self, who also aspired to be a video game designer. 
Will he be able to fulfill his dream after being reborn in this oddly different new world, and become the best video game designer in that world?
Follow Chen Mo on his romp through video game classics as he brings the great games of the past to a whole new world in pursuit of his dreams!
Note: This Novel has been continued as a passion project by its translator. The continuation of this novel will not affect the result of Trial Reading or Voting Pool. 

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