I’m really bored. 

So f*ck it.

I’m gonna roast sh*tty and stereotypical Chinese novels (cuz they’re all the same mass-released trash)

NOTE: I don’t hate all Chinese novels. I actually like a lot of them. But I hate the   ones with really cliche plots...

Just read my novel and you’ll see

I’m really bored. 

So screw it.

I’m gonna roast stereotypical Chinese novels (cuz they’re all the same mass-released trash)

NOTE: I don’t hate all Chinese novels. I actually like a lot of them. But I hate the ones with really cliche plots...

Just read my novel and you’ll see..

An announcement was posted on Zhongdian Chinese Network, Repent and be Saved's details page, and Tengda Games' official Weibo at almost the same time. Soon, they caught the attention of many players. 
"Eh? Repent and be Saved's developers are working together with a small online novel website?" 
"Isn't that the website which published Repent and be Saved's official novel?" 
"The rewards for this combined event are so awesome! Not only can we get unimpeded access to the novel website, but we can also get rewards in-game items." 
"Look-Changing Pills? They can change the characters' looks? Holy sh*t, don't stop me, I'm going to get them for sure!" 
"The accounts have been linked? That's great; we won't have to register for a new account." 
"I've been keeping up with this website. The books were trash in the beginning, but their more recent novels look quite good. They're not far off compared to the elite novels you find on Infinite Chinese Network. You can read them when you have nothing better to do." 
"For the sake of the Look-Changing Pills, let's go!"
Everyone seemed quite excited. 
At the end of the day, one had to admit that the rewards were well-chosen! 
The protagonist in Repent and be Saved was just an ordinary man. At the moment, players could not customize their characters. After all, Pei Qian had been trying his best to deter sight-seers from the game back then.
That made being able to change their characters' looks that much more important to players! 
There were several NPCs in the game—especially female ones—who looked quite similar to the protagonist.
Once players heard that they could turn their character into a female, they became more excited! 
Of course, given the game's theme and design, female NPCs could not look that attractive. They were worlds apart from adult games, which prioritized the characters' looks.
Still, players of Repent and be Saved would be used to seeing monsters and corpses thanks to the game's background story. Any female NPC would look outstanding and attractive against such a backdrop. 
Thus, hoards of players logged onto Zhongdian Chinese Network to finish their tasks, in hopes that they would obtain Look-Changing Pills at the end of the seven-day period. 
They did not even have to spend money on an item like that—all they had to do was log in for seven days in a row. It would be an absolute waste if they gave it up! 
At the same time, Zhongdian Chinese Network released a bunch of elite novels. 
Under the editors' tireless guidance, there were bound to be a few lousy authors who would achieve breakthroughs and produce pretty good novels. 
Based on the backend figures, Ma Yiqun picked out these good seedlings and topped up their remuneration using the sum of money that Boss Pei had transferred to him. The payment that these authors received was comparable to what they would earn if they had written for other large websites; thus, they became very motivated. 
Many authors began to update their novels quicker during the event period, causing readers to become hooked more easily. 
Thus, Zhongdian Chinese Network had both the right quality of novels and the right number of readers. A virtuous cycle had been established! 
Many gamers who had been reading novels on Infinite Chinese Network were happy to add another novel website to their list. They could read different novels on each site concurrently. 
With the revenue earned from readers, the website would no longer need to rely on Boss Pei for subsidies in the future. Slowly, it would be able to turn losses into profit. 
As Ma Yiqun watched the backend figures on the website increase, he felt pleased and comforted. 
"I'll report this good news to Boss Pei!" 
Ma Yiqun dialed Boss Pei's number, feeling increasingly proud of himself. 
"Hello…?" 
Boss Pei's voice sounded very nasal over the phone. 
Ma Yiqun paused. "Boss Pei, do you have the flu? I'm sorry, I shouldn't be disturbing you now." 
Every Tengda employee was extremely concerned about Boss Pei's health. After all, he was like a mentor to all of them. 
Pei Qian answered, "It's no big deal. Is there trouble with the website? Quick, tell me." 
Ma Yiqun was not sure if he was just imagining things, but there always seemed to be a hint of hopefulness in Boss Pei's voice. 
Did he hope that there would be trouble with the website? 
That's impossible. Boss Pei must sound like that because he's sick. I must be hearing things. 
Ma Yiqun could not help but grin. "Boss Pei, I have some good news!
"Starting next month, you won't have to provide so much money to top up our authors' remuneration! At the end of this month, I intend to return a portion of the money you transferred to me as well. In three or four months, Zhongdian Chinese Network might become self-sufficient!" 
Boss Pei remained silent for a long time before he responded. "Huh?" 
Ma Yiqun continued, "Boss Pei, you've directed a huge amount of traffic to Zhongdian Chinese Network through Repent and be Saved. It's proving effective!
"We saw many gamers visiting Zhongdian Chinese Network during this period. It made our website much more popular than it was. 
"Thus, I thought about organizing a combined event with Li Yada. It looks like we're seeing some results! 
"There's been an increase in the number of registered users and active users on the website. On top of that, more readers seem to be following various novels. This means that gamers are not just visiting Zhongdian Chinese Network to browse through the official novel. They're staying behind and reading other novels on our site! 
"With the revenue generated by these readers, the website would probably earn much more during this period. That's why I don't think we'll need to spend as much money to top up our authors' remuneration. 
"That's also why I'm thinking about returning a portion of the money you transferred to me. That way, we can spend the money more meaningfully…" 
Before Ma Yiqun could finish speaking, Boss Pei turned his suggestion down. 
"There's no need! Don't do that!"
Ma Yiqun was confused. "Huh?"
Pei Qian cleared his throat, trying to calm himself down. "The money is not important. Repent and be Saved is selling so well; why are you still worried that Tengda would lack funds? 
"In any case, the money would be better spent on Zhongdian Chinese Network! 
"What stage are we at now? We're only seeing signs that our losses could be turned into profits. We're still a long way from becoming giants in the online literature industry, like Infinite Chinese Network!
"Keep the money and don't transfer it back. 
"No matter what, you have to think of ways to spend all that money this month! Shouldn't we be giving our new readers some benefits? 
"Shouldn't we give our authors a greater bonus, given that they've been working so hard over the past few months purely for the sake of their passion? 
"Our employees have been working extremely hard as well. Shouldn't we organize some team-building events and bring everybody closer? 
"We could also look for more programs and improve our website and mobile application. Are our server and bandwidth still good enough now that we have so many new readers? Otherwise, spend money to upgrade them. 
"There are still so many avenues to spend money. Why are you always thinking about holding back and saving on capital? It's not your own money that you'll be spending; don't be so stingy. 
"Spend as much as you want! If you don't have enough money, ask me for more!" 
Ma Yiqun felt ashamed upon hearing Boss Pei's words. 
He was such a letdown! 
Ma Yiqun had only thought about turning the website's losses into profits and saving money for Boss Pei. 
After all, the website had been burning money on the editors' salaries, the website's operating expenses, the authors' remuneration, and the like for the past couple of months
This made Ma Yiqun deeply uncomfortable. He couldn't stop thinking about how to earn all that money back for Boss Pei. 
Now, Boss Pei's words had shaken him awake. 
It was important to generate profits, but the website's development was even more important! 
Zhongdian Chinese Network was one part of Boss Pei's larger plan. It was still considered small-scale at the moment. Even if Ma Yiqun could turn the losses into profit, the website would probably only generate a small profit. One could not compare Zhongdian Chinese Network to a giant like Infinite Chinese Network. 
Tengda Games was already way ahead of Zhongdian Chinese Network. It was almost as if that latter was the younger sibling, trailing behind the older sibling and copying everything it did.
At a time like that, the younger sibling should be thinking about sharing the older sibling's burdens and maturing as quickly as possible. 
Ma Yiqun was deeply moved, not only because Boss Pei seemed to already have a bright plan for Zhongdian Chinese Network's future, but more so because he seemed to trust Ma Yiqun a lot as well! 
"Alright, Boss Pei. I'll spend the money on developing the website. Don't worry!"
… 
After hanging up, Pei Qian silently switched on his laptop to study Zhongdian Chinese Network's situation. 
Although he could not see the backend figures, there was another way to check how popular the website was. 
He could click on a random novel on the homepage and browse the comments section. 
Before this, the comments sections had either been cold and deserted or filled with criticism. Either way, they always looked tragic. 
However, the situation was different now. Pei Qian clicked on various books on the homepage, and all their comments sections looked normal! 
Some rushed authors to update more regularly, some gave positive feedback, and some discussed the plots. 
It was also obvious that more people were recommending, voting for, and saving all of these novels.
This was not the case for just one or two novels but for nearly all the novels on the homepage! 
Pei Qian knew very well that Zhongdian Chinese Network was not faking these figures. In fact, it would remove any novel with artificially-boosted figures from its recommendation spots immediately. There was no way that such novels would remain on the website's home page. 
In other words, all the figures Pei Qian was seeing for the novels on the homepage were real! They were becoming more popular among readers! 
That was not the worst part. 
To Pei Qian's surprise, the novels on the homepage were much better than before, in terms of content, rhythm, and language. 
Pei Qian had read several novels on Zhongdian Chinese Network before. Basically, all of them were some of the lousiest novels he had ever read. He could never decipher the plot. They were the kinds of novels that ordinary people would give up on after one or two chapters. 
However, the novels he was reading now looked like something else! 
Their titles and synopses were much more attractive. They also had a better pace and more satisfying storylines. 
All in all, the novels were more tasteful! 
It was no wonder that the figures were improving. 
The higher traffic was only part of the problem. The root of the problem was that the books were getting better. That was why the readers were sticking around. 
Of course, the books were not that great either. At best, they could be considered top-tier books on Infinite Chinese Network. Still, they were very readable. 
"What's happening?" 
Pei Qian frowned after discovering the problem. 
I thought Ma Yiqun didn't understand online literature. 
After all, every single novel he released failed. Clearly, he deeply misunderstands the world of online literature. If that's true, the editors he trained should be equally clueless. If all the editors in Zhongdian Chinese Network do not understand online literature…
How did they decide to place these better-than-average novels on the home page? Did they base their decision on the backend figures? 
Hmm, that seems possible…
Pei Qian was beginning to suspect that he had misunderstood Ma Yiqun's true standard. 
However, on further thought, he realized that the readers were the greatest decision-makers. Although Zhongdian Chinese Network did not have that many readers yet, their choices were still dependable. 
Ma Yiqun did not have to read every single book. He only had to pick out the books with better backend figures and place them on the recommended list. 
"Forget it, forget it. I'll stop thinking about these things. 
"Settlement is right around the corner. Zhongdian Chinese Network just has to finish spending that sum of money on my behalf. I don't have any more energy to look into these details." 
Pei Qian tossed his phone towards his bed and went into ostrich mode. 
He did not want to be bothered by anyone now. He just needed each business to spend all the additional money they had earned to ease the pressure off of himself. 
He was just about to take an afternoon nap when his cell phone rang again. He picked it up and saw that it was Assistant Xin. 
"Boss Pei, the official platform wants an exclusive interview with you to find out about your thought process behind the creation of your games." 
Pei Qian remained silent for a moment. "…I'm very busy now. Can I turn them down?"


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

Xing Peng was a 17-year old Chinese student, who had spent the better half of his life being bullied in his school. Which, according to Xing Peng himself, was a much better place to be in than at his home.
His father was always drunk in the evening and at times would lash out at his mother and vent it out on her in the bed.

Xing Peng also had an elder brother, Xing Shan who was a true bully in the most real sense. Compared to those bullies that he met in school, this guy was a true professional at the job.
This was also the major reason why Xing Peng didn't want to be at home.
Xing Shan was already 25 years old and the right-hand man of a Chinese Mafia boss. Their mafia gang was a branch gang of one of the top 5 mafia gangs in China.
This was another reason why he was always unbridled.

But this couldn't really be blamed on his brother since he was "nurtured" by his father, so almost everything could be reproached onto his father.
Although he was a drunk old man now, during his younger days, he was a true mafia boss of a major gang. During those times, he was dashing and had heroic bad charms which became women's weakness and made their legs go numb in front of his demeanor.
His mother was no different, she was a trending model during that time and fell victim to his father's bad charm and later on, they got married.
Although she knew he was no-good, she was head over heels for him.
Although this might seem like a great happy life for a bad person such as his father, that was not the case.

Being in a mafia gang, there were definitely going to be clashes with other gangs. In one such clash, his father, who was dashing and had these appealing bad charms back then, was completely crushed. His attractive face was no longer attractive as he fell prey to an acid attack and suffered brutal tortures on his body by that enemy gang.
Since then, he spent most of his time gambling away and drinking and at times "nurturing" his elder brother in the ways of the mafia.

In the end, all of this led to increasing the burden on Xing Peng's mother, Ai Yu, and since she had already quit being a model after her marriage and knew that the modeling-industry would not accept a married woman, she had no choice but to use whatever money she had saved up by modeling to set up a small restaurant, so that she could manage the family.

Xing Peng deeply cared for his mother, his father and brother were good-for-nothings who didn't assist his mother at all. The small restaurant she had set up and everything from cleaning to cooking depended on his mother.

Xing Peng knew that since he couldn't do anything to help his mother other than cleaning dishes, he decided to focus on his studies so that one day he could get a good job in the society and provide for his mother and take her away from his wretched family.

But reality was harsh, his academic grades weren't really up to the mark. With all the bullying in school and at home, Xing Peng couldn't study peacefully, which led to a constant decline in his grades.
At times he felt his life was bleak and perhaps he was bound to suffer throughout his life, he also had suicidal thoughts.

But this all stopped when his only friend in school, Li Chong introduced him to some Chinese novels.
This easily captured Xing Peng's interest, especially those reincarnation-type novels where the protagonist was reborn or reincarnated into a new world, away from all his previous life's difficulties and beginning everything anew.

Although Xing Peng knew this was all fictitious and only a story which was not possible in reality, but being bullied and having great difficulties in his life made him have a hidden desire to run away from all his difficulties and start everything anew.

But he couldn't run away. His mother worked hard and saved up money just for his education, plus, if he ran away then what about his mother? She knew that her elder son was completely spoilt by her husband and hence, she had placed all her remaining hopes onto Xing Peng so that one day he could get a normal job and lead a common, happy life.
Although her life was filled with difficulties, Ai Yu didn't want Xing Peng to live a life full of difficulties as well.

She had tried many times to get her oldest son educated as well, but he simply refused and she also got lashed at by her husband who was overprotective when it came to Xing Shan, as he hoped that Xing Shan would one day become a mafia boss and perhaps take revenge on his behalf on the enemy gang that had ruined him and his men.

But this feeling didn't extend to his youngest son, Xing Peng. This was because Xing Peng, who was born with a thin and weak-body could never make it big in the mafia world. Being fierce and looking fierce was a crucial thing or even his own subordinates won't respect him! Furthermore, Xing Peng would sometimes speak up for his mother, which only served to make him loathe Xing Peng more and look down on him.

It has already been quite a few months since Xing Peng began reading Chinese novels, which his friend had introduced to him. His friend, Li Chong, was a true reading maniac when it came to Chinese novels and because of this, he didn't fit in well with his other classmates, this led to him becoming friends with Xing Peng who had the same problem. The only difference was that the latter often got bullied, while the former was just completely ignored.

Xing Peng's grades were barely average, which could be considered as an amazing feat in itself, given that he never really got much time to study due to his "busy" life. But after he started reading those Chinese novels, his grades dropped down. This was a given since, instead of studying, he found himself reading novels whenever possible.

As for Li Chong, although he was a true Chinese novel-reading maniac when it came to his academics, his grades were average and this was purely due to his academic talent. Otherwise if he was dedicated to studying he would have already become the top scorer of his class.

Xing Peng knew this, but he also knew he was not like his friend who had such academic talent.
But those Chinese novels were good and he didn't want to stop reading them anytime soon but thinking about his situation, thinking about the difficulties of his mother, he temporarily put them down.
But by then it was already too late as he was in a much more difficult situation than before, because his exams were just around the corner.

Xing Peng who is a teenager with an absolutely not-a-normal life, one day gets hits by meteorite-kun and his supposedly 'end' becomes a new start in a whole new world!
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Let's journey together with the protagonist and experience this world together.

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I am a Chinese writer,and this is my first meeting with readers in English.
I don't know how people feel about my writing,I need to translate my novels with software first, and then find out the mistakes by myself, this is a very difficult thing.
There must be some mistakes in my grammar, which is mainly due to my personal language ability.

But no matter what, as long as you have any questions about my novel, please send me an email. I will change it and thank you very much in my heart.
The email address is in the introduction to the novel
agoodwriter@protonmail.com
If you like my book, please let me know, that will give me motivation to update.
English novels are slow to update, but I hope to give my readers the update speed of Chinese novels,that,will like you read novel like use Chinese language.
Strive for four updates a day!!!
 
Up to ten updates a day!

I love you!!!

The master of all realms of the cultivation world crossed into a different world full of treasures due to an accident。
     He harvested several beauties, and at the beginning, he made the world submit to him with an invincible posture。
     Let's see how a genius can conquer two worlds with his ability and charm！！
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Translated by Coldtaco
Edited by Aelryinth
In his previous life, Plants vs Zombies swept the globe, earning millions of US dollars in just nine days, breaking many records.
If it were sold at three USD per copy and it made 1.5 million in sales, it would rake in 4.5 million USD in sales, or about 27 million RMB.
On the other hand, what was the monthly profit for I Am MT?
In 2013, when the Chinese mobile games market was in its early years of development, I Am MT made fifty-five million RMB!
Plants vs Zombies relied on the global market.  I Am MT only utilized the Chinese market!
Plants vs Zombies was a standalone game relying on sales, the number of sales would inevitably decrease over time. On the other hand, I Am MT was a free game. Even after operating for three to your years, it's profitability never decreases, and even continued pushing updates.
The success of Plants vs Zombies could not be replicated, but I Am MT's profit model could be reproduced again and again!
When the two were compared, the profitability of Chinese card games was obvious.
I Am MT showed the Chinese card game genre to the world, and made a path for Chinese developers. As the benchmark for card games, I Am MT was copied many times, and similar games still showed up four years after its release.
I Am MT was well worthy of the title of "The Original People's Card Game", and held the top spot at the app store for a long time before Soul Hunters made revolutionary changes to the genre
Chen Mo wanted to utilize the same profit model as other Chinese games, and I Am MT was the first step. Its features were very suitable for what Chen Mo was currently looking for.
The first feature was that it was easy to make! Most of the art for I Am MT was on character cards. Coding, level design, playstyle, and original art weren't problems for Chen Mo now.
Its playstyle was quite simple, and the rules are also clear. As long as the art was of acceptable quality, the actual development time wasn't too long, maybe two to three months at most.
The second feature was that it was appropriate. I Am MT didn't rely on the other Chinese games, which relied on inciting negative emotions to force players to spend money. It was in fact the exact opposite. The game treated free players extremely well, giving out a lot of free runes, especially during the holiday season.
Moreover, the game didn't have highly strategic PVP or group PVP aspects, therefore free players would feel less frustration.
Chen Mo had to consider the threshold for players in the parallel world. If he started with heavy firepower, the players might not be able to take the frustration. He might end up being on the receiving end of angry fans, damaging his name in the process, and when that happened, he might have to crossdress.
From that perspective, I Am MT was a decent game for testing the limits of the players!
The third feature was that it was easy to promote!
Chen Mo had given this point a lot of thought.
What was the core of card games? It wasn't playstyle, but IP, intellectual property!
IP was a buzzword in the Chinese video game industry. Many video game developers would throw money at protecting their IP, many video game designers wouldn't shut up about IP. It would come up more often than eating.
Why was IP so important, and why is it worth so much money?
In card games, IP decided the card's worth. If you had Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, and I had Hawks and Zoro[1], the two games would obviously have completely different player bases, and the price that the players were willing to pay for a legendary card would also be different.
Three Kingdoms were essentially the worst IP, because everyone was familiar with it. There were many companies who made games using that theme.
In his previous world, Naruto, One Piece, Fate[2], or Jin Yong's[3] works were the most popular IPs. As long as you got those IPs, making money was easy by changing the art on some existing game.
A card game without an IP was a card game without a soul. Yes, it was that extreme! If you wanted to make a card game, you needed to have an IP!
Chen Mo had considered how to solve the IP problem when he decided on making a card game.
His first thought was to buy a larger IP in the parallel world, but he gave up soon after learning the prices.
The people in this world had better knowledge of intellectual rights and preferred to support the originals, therefore the prices for IP were also higher. In his previous world, a popular IP would be in the realm of seven digits, but it would only be higher in this world.
Of course, not all IPs were that expensive. For example, popular but non-mainstream novels, or anime IPs could be acquired for a few hundred thousand. However, seeing that their success would be limited, Chen Mo decided against it.
You always get what you pay for when buying IP. Paying for a less popular IP would be a waste of money.
Chen Mo was now stuck in the situation where he didn't want the cheap IPs, but couldn't afford the expensive ones. Even if he could afford them, he wasn't about to spend that much money!
Therefore, Chen Mo decided to make his own IP, and I Am MT would be the most suitable IP.
Of course, Chen Mo had other choices, such as redrawing One Piece or Naruto, or rewriting The Legend of the Condor Heroes, or Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils?[4]
-That might be a bit too much...-
Novels and anime required a long time to gain popularity. Moreover, with Chen Mo's current art skills, he couldn't hope to reach the likes of One Piece or Naruto. If he managed to draw a chapter a week, who knew how long it would take to reach a reasonable level of popularity.
Although novels were slightly faster, they weren't suitable for going straight from writing to game. They usually went through a movie, animated series, and then finally developed into a game. Novels that were made straight into a game were few and far between.
That was because the character of novels relied on the reader's imagination, and the characters in the games were concrete. The process of going from imagination to being concrete required the characters being slowly set into the minds of the readers, ensuring that the IP would take off.
After going through many different choices, I Am MT was the easiest to recreate, and what Chen Mo thought was the best choice.
The animation industry in this world was doing quite well. As long as Chen Mo provided an animation company with character designs, story, and scenes, the quality of the product probably wouldn't be too far from the original in the previous world.
After all, I Am MT was created by a couple fans of animated series turned games, meaning that it was low cost.
I Am MT was very popular. It's first episode received more than thirty million views on iQiyi[5], and was sometimes even referred to as a cultural phenomenon, becoming part of the memories for WoW[6] players and animation fans alike.
Therefore, it was entirely possible to make this into a super popular IP, which would allow Chen Mo's game to start off flying!
Of course, there were also risks involved...
The biggest problem was that part of I Am MT's success relied to some extent on the story and large user base for World of Warcraft. There wasn't a game called World of Warcraft in this world, so the audience might not understand some parts of it.
For example, what did MT mean? What was the Main Tank's job? Why does MT have that job? What features do people with the same job have? Why was he the main character?
These things didn't need to be explained to World of Warcraft players, but could the audience in the parallel world understand the references to World of Warcraft in I Am MT?
Taking a step back, if they didn't understand it, would it affect how popular the animated series got?
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TL Notes: 
[1] Character from One Piece, an anime
[2] Fate is a video game series by Type-Moon
[3] Jin Yong is a famous Chinese novelist
[4] Wuxia (Chinese martial arts novels) by Jin Yong
[5] iQiYi is a Chinese video streaming platform
[6] World of Warcraft


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. 



Since the editor scheduled the date that Pet King would become Premium, there was no changing it. Zhang Zian went back to the second floor to tell Pi the news so that it could prepare. 

"Eeek!"

Before Zhang Zian could even speak, Pi pulled him over to look at the computer screen.

"What's the matter, Pi?"

He leaned over and saw a message from the Qidian website: "Hello, we're notifying you that your novel, Pet King, will receive the Sanjiang Recommendation on the homepage today. Please keep uploading new chapters if you haven't finished your novel."

Sanjiang Recommendation?

He knew that the Sanjiang Recommendation was one of the most important recommendations for new novels. If a novel got a good ranking in the Sanjiang Recommendation, it meant that the novel would secure the last and best recommendation on the homepage before the novel became Premium.  

Receiving also Sanjiang Recommendation indicated that the novel was unique and had been recognized by the editorial department of Qidian website.

"Congratulations, Pi!" Zhang Zian said sincerely.

"Eeek!" Pi's face lit up with happiness.

Zhang Zian witnessed Pi go through three rounds of recommendations: the Popular Recommendation among Modern Novels, the Strong Recommendation among Modern Novels, and the Recommendation among Six Genres of Novels on the homepage. Pi's novel always ranked first and entered the next round with undisputed advantages. The upcoming Sanjiang Recommendation would be the fourth round of recommendation for Pi, and if it went well, Pi would enter the fifth round, the Strong Recommendation on the homepage, and become Premium at the same time. 

Most novels became Premium after the Strong Recommendation on the homepage, few novels achieved what Pi's novel might and do both at the same time. Zhang Zian believed that the editor must think very highly of Pi's novel. If Pi's novel became Premium on Chinese New Year's Eve, it could get a good position on the Monthly Power Ranking List for New Novels. 

"Pi, your editor just told me that your novel will become Premium on Chinese New Year's Eve," said Zhang Zian. 

Pi suddenly became uneasy. "Eeek?"

Zhang Zian knew what Pi worried about. At present, its novel was available to readers free of charge, so almost 30,000 readers had put Pet King into their libraries, many actively participating in the comment section and the Book Group. Once it became Premium, how many people would pay to read a novel by a novice writer?

Only time could tell. 

It was impossible for Qidian website to keep providing novels for free. If the website didn't make money, it wouldn't be able to pay its employees, maintain operation of the server, or promote novels. Becoming Premium was inevitable for successful novels.

"Pi, don't worry. The editor is very optimistic, I am too. Your performance has exceeded a lot of people's expectations, you have nothing to be afraid of." Zhang Zian comforted Pi earnestly. "A lot of people—the editors of Qidian, the reading list owners, the ordinary readers—are supporting you."

He logged into QQ on his computer, opened the Book Group to let Pi look at the readers in the group and said, "Pi, 300 strangers have gathered in a virtual space because of you. That's a marvelous thing!"

Pi quietly looked at the screen, its glasses reflecting a glare. 

After a long time, it nodded vigorously and typed: I promise I won't let you guys down.

"I believe you." Zhang Zian patted Pi's shoulder gently.

He straightened and looked out the window to see Wang Qian and Li Kun returning with two big plastic bags. He said to Pi, "I'm going downstairs. Take this time to write."

When Zhang Zian made it to the first floor, Wang Qian and Li Kun were just entering the shop. Holding the plastic bags, they asked, "Master, we bought the fireworks. Where should we put them?"

"How many did you buy?"

The bags were filled with various kinds of fireworks, many of which Zhang Zian didn't even know about. Since he didn't specify which types to buy, Wang Qian and Li Kun bought some of every kind. 

"Master, where do you want to set them off? We can help you!" Wang Qian and Li Kun hoped that Zhang Zian would take them with him. 

"I can set them off by myself. You guys go clean," Zhang Zian, waving his hands, asked them to get back to work.

Old Time Tea stuck its head out from behind the TV and asked, "Zhang Zian, I think I smell sulfur and saltpeter. Am I right?"

Zhang Zian put the fireworks in front of Old Time Tea. "You were sad to learn that fireworks were prohibited in the city on Chinese New Year's Eve, right? Don't worry, we can still set them off, in the suburbs."

Old Time Tea looked in the bags. "I just mentioned it casually. You didn't have to spend your money." 

"It's not my money." Zhang Zian picked the bags up and went the storage room on the second floor. He guessed that it was Old Time Tea who had stopped and punished the robbers that night, so, to fulfill Old Time Tea's wish, it wasn't too much to ask Wang Qian and Li Kun to spend money on fireworks.

After he safely placed the explosives in the storage room, he received a message from Lu Yiyun.

"Dr. Sun is looking for you downstairs."

"I'll be there right away," he replied.

He quickly walked to the first floor. Sun Xiaomeng was standing in the outer room of the pet shop, looking at the several pregnant Abyssinian cats.

"Are they going to give birth soon?" she asked Zhang Zian.

"Probably after the Spring Festival," he replied.

"Here."

She threw a gadget, which Zhang Zian caught. It was her car key.

Sun Xiaomeng was going to her hometown and wouldn't use her car during the Chinese New Year. Since Zhang Zian wanted to visit the police dog nursing home, he asked to borrow Sun Xiaomeng's car, sparing him from the trouble of finding a taxi.

"Thank you." Zhang Zian put the key in his pocket.

"You don't need to thank me, you've helped me too. I didn't have any place for those abandoned cats and dogs." She gently shook her head. "One more thing, after you use my car, remember to wash it and fill up the tank, or I won't let you for borrow it next time."

Zhang Zian was embarrassed that Sun Xiaomeng knew him so well because his original plan was to return her car without washing it or filling it up. 

Just when he was about to declare that he wasn't that kind of person, he saw a police car parked on the side of the road.


1. Download a suspicious game
2. Catch a few magical pets as partners
3. Go through interesting daily routines and lead the pet shop to a whole new level

Lately I've been wondering when did all this start. Reading of web novels I mean.
I remember when I started to watch anime, around the time Kill La Kill just finished. From there I got into manga and webtoons. I then started reading japanese light novels because I couldn't wait for more anime/manga releases. From there I went to korean and chinese web novels. And I have branched further out with my reading interests since then.
Though I don't remember the first anime I watched, not do I remember the first manga and LN I read, but I do remember that my first korean WN was 'Everyone Else Is A Returnee' and the first chinese one was 'Revered Insanity'. Both of these works just resonated with me somehow.
So I'm still searching for novels that give me these feelings. Additionaly I'm also looking for the 'perfect' novel as well, a novel that just ticks all my boxes. I don't care if said novel would classify as a fan-fic or not. I have found some that come close, but non are 'perfect'.
I know I won't find it, but I still hope.
That's my ramblings for today.

Online literature was still in its infancy, the current system was far less mature and sound than it would be in a couple of years, and the available subject matter wasn't rich. Everything was still in it's growing stages, and there were few clear set genre distinctions, many of the genres of the future hadn't even been properly formed yet. 
In theory if he wanted to write a new novel, he could, after all, there were the many genres of later generations to pick from but in reality though Jiang Cheng had a lot to consider.
The first problem was the real issue. Although the era of the Internet had begun, various new phrases and expressions were just emerging, it wasn't as developed as it would be in a few years. 
The culture and framework for certain types of stories just weren't in place and it would take more than one novel to create them. For example system novels, slice of life, video game novels and the different forms of cultivation novels which would be formed in the future didn't really have a place in the current literature world.
They would be formed over time naturally as things developed, which was why he created Starting Point Literature to get a slice of the cake, but trying to think of a novel to support Starting Points launch he realised a lot of novels and ideas just wouldn't blend or be deemed acceptable by others.
Looking to [Stories About The Ming Dynasty] wasn't reliable because the language was simple and at grassroot level, in order to appeal to the general public. Plus the book was about history, which was a pretty universal genre. Novels which were rich in "popular expressions'' and jokes from the future wouldn't work as well. 
Then came the subject matter. Jiang Cheng was a very cautious person, so cautious that he made sure to become an expert in Ming history in order to write [Stories About The Ming Dynasty], he wasn't willing to write about topics he didn't understand.
Finally, there was the issue of writing standard. Jiang Cheng's writing was great, and he was currently being praised as a model for everyone, so those quick cash grab novels or poorly written novels were of the table.
In this way, he narrowed down the genres he could write down to; Martial Arts, Xianxia, Magical Realism, Romance and History.
Among them, in the history category he had already written [Stories About The Ming Dynasty] so he didn't want to write another history novel. At least not until the series was completely published.
Magical Realism, he just felt was too broad plus he didn't really like the genre. 
For the Romance category there was [Autumn's Concerto] which was coming out as a TV show next year so he decided to skip it as well.
Therefore, only Martial Arts and Xianxia were left before Jiang Cheng.
Jiang Cheng loved the two themes very much. Needless to say, martial arts, who didn't dream of learning martial arts and becoming the next Bruce Lee when they were younger? Plus martial arts culture was already an integral part of Chinese culture. As for Xianxia, ​​it was actually essentially an extension of martial arts. Mythical fantasy built on the basis of martial arts.
Jiang Cheng was very optimistic about the two themes, and was slightly unwilling to give up either. However, his energy was limited. He only had little more than a month left before he had to head to school, just about enough time to write another book.
After the semester started, he wanted to properly dedicate his time to learning to act plus Shanghai Tangren would be starting filming for [Autumn's Concerto] later on and would likely call on him.
He couldn't pick anything that would take too long to write.
Having a hard time and being unable to choose, Jiang Cheng thought of Jiang Dejun and decided to ask him for his opinion.
Unexpectedly, Jiang Dejun, who had always attached great importance to traditional culture and who he thought would advise him to choose martial arts, actually chose Xianxia!
"Martial arts can be said to have a long history in our country. From the Song Dynasty's [The Seven Heroes and Five Gallants] to [Water Margin], even [Stories About The Ming Dynasty] can be said to be a martial arts novel in some ways. 
However for the Xianxia theme you're talking about, Zhuzhu's [Story of Swordsman from Shushan Mountain] is the closest I can think of but even that was not completely separated from the category of martial arts. 
Martial arts novels in recent years have been given a new rebirth by authors like Jin Yong, Gu Long, Liang Yusheng and Wen Ruian!"
"However, in recent years with the retirement of Jin Yong and the rest and there being fewer and fewer traditional literati in recent years, the amount of decent works being written has fallen. Whilst Jin Yong, Gu Long and the others helped revive and create a new school of martial arts novels, due to their standing and reputations it seems people can't escape the framework set by them!"
Jiang Dejun said whilst sighing.
"You grew up reading novels by Jin Yong, Gu Long and the others, it's too easy for you to be influenced by them. On the contrary, listening to your explanation, I think the theme of Xianxia is very good, it can give you more reign to play with your imagination and creativity, just like you did in "[Stories About The Ming Dynasty]. Of course, this is just a suggestion. It's up to you to decide which one you choose. If you choose martial arts, I look forward to seeing a new take on martial arts that can break down the current framework! "
Listening to Jiang Dejun's suggestion, Jiang Cheng was even more torn.
Martial arts novels weren't easy to write. Without profound planning, understanding of traditional Chinese culture, and a martial arts background, it was nigh impossible to write a good novel. A good martial arts novel often took several years to write, for example [The Legend of the Condor Heroes] was still constantly being revised by Jin Yong.
Then....should I choose Xianxia? Jiang Cheng questioned. 
In fact he already had a novel in mind, for Xianxia, the novel [Zhu Xian]. 
The novel [Zhu Xian] had a pivotal position in later generations of online literature. Once published in China, it soared to the Chinese, Hong Kong and Taiwanese bestsellers list. With it's imaginative and powerful narrative, it quickly became the pinnacle of Chinese Xianxia literature. It even became famous overseas after being translated.
Throughout the novel, love, affection, friendship and the battle between right and evil was brought together, the writing was beautiful and the story was vivid. With more than 30 million views online, it was hailed as a pioneering work in a new generation of domestic Xianxia novels comparable to the legendary [Story of Swordsman from Shushan Mountain], a masterpiece of Xianxia.
The plot of [Zhu Xian] had its ups and downs and the characters were distinct. It provided a unique take on a Eastern Xianxia world at the time, with grand and detailed world building. The love story was especially famous. One of the questions repeatedly explored in the book was 'what was good and evil in a world without benevolence, where the strong reigned'.
The love story between Zhang Xiaofan, Bi Yao and Lu Xueqi touched the fans of [Zhu Xian] and caused the creation of fandoms for each. People actively argued online over who they shipped more, and why one female lead was better than the other. 
The story had love, family and friendship and the way it dealt with each was thought-provoking and unforgettable. It wasn't simply a hack and slash novel like most cultivation stories would become like in the future. 
However, [Zhu Xian] wasn't flawless, and there were still issues. The most distressing and regretful thing for readers was how long Xiao Ding took to update and finish the book. The ending of the book also left many things unsolved and created plot holes.
But despite the few flaws, [Zhu Xian] was still a classic among Xianxia novels.
However, if Jiang Cheng were to write the book, he couldn't make the same mistakes, he would have to make up for these deficiencies.
But, Jiang Cheng was confident he could edit, fix out any plot holes and create a satisfying ending. 
But despite this, he still couldn't make up his mind to write [Zhu Xian]. 

Jiang Cheng a screenwriter is reincarnated to 2001, into the seventeen-year-old body of another Jiang Cheng. 

Clutching onto the dreams of his previous life he attempts to succeed where he previously failed. 

He starts from scratch, as a small-time screenwriter writing television shows and movie scripts. 

Filled with dreams of becoming a generational  entertainment legend and establishing an entertainment empire he takes the road to become the King of Film.

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Hello everyone, thank you for reading this announcement. As an author as well as a reader I have come face to face with a very problematic thing. I have mulled it over, going back and forth between myself and whether I should do it or not but I have finally come to a conclusion. As a writer, I am quitting Webnovel. It is honestly not an easy decision for me, Webnovel has been with me from the start and I feel attached to it. But I have grown tired of its system and the fact that it only has Chinese novels. It's constant updates which make the app worse and worse, it's money-grubbing policy, it's poor selection of novels (they literately have only Chinese novels) and it's bad UI is something I just don't want to deal with. So I will be transferring over to RoyalRoad, all of my fanfictions will also come along with me, everything will be named the same and I have the same username over there. If you want to continue reading my novels then come over to RoyalRoad. You might see me as a reader pop up here and there on Webnovel, but that's because some of the best fanfictions are here. Thank you all for reading this to the end and I hope that you have a wonderful day.

A huge One-piece fan is suddenly killed by a dog but he gets the chance to reincarnate with 3 items, 1 knowledge, 2 races, 1 bloodline, 1 ability of his choosing, 1 ability from the world he is gonna be sent into, 1 mental ability, 1spiritual ability and 1 gift so with all of those wishes just how OP will he get?

I don't own one piece nor My hero academia, I suck at English and this is obviously OP mc and Harem so yeeeeea If you don't like that sort of thing you probably shouldn't read this Fanfic

So we finally got here. I have finally decided to tell the truth, the beginning of the story comes from a Chinese zombie story and a man who had the power to transport himself into a supermarket, the name Duke comes from another Chinese novel and the concept of the protagonist powers comes from another Chinese novel. So basically this novel is a hodge podge translation of all other different stories with some ideas stolen from different novels hence you can tell that it has some similarities with some Chinese novels not related to One Punch Man.
When readers began to pressure me for the link of the story I wonder where I can get the link of the story from for you since it does not exist unless I pull the link out of my ass. Which is impossible by the way since my ass does not have a link to this story. And the repeated comments that I can easily translate more of the story, no I can't refer to explanation earlier unless of course I translate more of the chapters from my ass. Which is impossible, so please do be more reasonable. Imagine the writer trying to write more chapters which he has to pull out of his ass while fearing the readers demanding for the link to the story and asking the writer to translate more of the chapters.
For your information I can't read Chinese, English educated, sad to say. Only my wife and child can read Chinese. As for my stories, all I can say is that I am very good with female characters, I wrote my first story with a female character in wattpad, it got more than 500,000 views within 6 months, oodles of crazy fans and now it should be up to 1 million views. There are also many fan fictions written about the main female character of my story. As for male characters, I am not so good at writing them... unless you like Duke ? Do you like Duke ? Tell me you like Duke ! Oops ! Got carried away there. By the way I never ever signed off on my story to the publishers after they offered to buy my character because just like Saitama, I am a part time writer for fun !
So, I have to apologise to my readers for telling you that this novel is translated, since you will find that this novel is different from other Chinese novels and there is a substantial difference ! So for all my loyal readers, I leave it to you to decide the fate of the story, "Reincarnation in One Punch Man World !". I would like to finish Part 1 of the novel Reincarnation in One Punch Man, but I leave it to you the fans to decide the fate of this novel. Please post your thoughts on the comment below whether I should continue or stop writing this story. I will of course go with the flow of the majority of the readers decision..... pss... don't lose to the people that want to stop the novel ... cough ... cough... I did not say that. I believe in freedom of opinions, I freely believe your opinions are wrong and that mine are correct...
So for today I will stop posting new chapters of Reincarnation in One Punch Man World and let you loyal readers vote to decide the fate of the novel.. cough... don't lose... cough... after today if more readers want me to continue, I will finish Part 1 of Reincarnation in One Punch Man World. After Part 1 is finished, I will be on hiatus for a while, writing this story while I am being shouted at to post more chapters have led me to make many mistakes on the story. But if you like my frantic way of writing the story then I will continue... if not all good things come to an end.
So please let me know the fate of the novel, if more people like it after one day of voting then I will continue. And please promote this novel with more power stones or tell your friends about it, because I am extremely bad with computers. But I do think I am a half decent writer, since this story was written without any outline... to begin with, in other words I pulled the story out of my ass...
So with that adieu until we meet again.

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