Chapter 5. Contract (1)

"Why are you smiling?"

His mother asked Rei as he was eating his breakfast. 

"Am I smiling?"

"Yeah, there is a big smile on your face. Did something good happened"

Ren was obviously smiling because his book was getting published. He can't wait to see his book in the bookstores. It's been 20 years since his last book was published.

"Yeah, something good did happened"

"What happened? Tell your mother about it"

"I will tell you later. It is a surprise"

"You are now hiding things from your mother"

His mother asked with a smile. She was happy that her son was smiling. These days, Rei will always copped up in his room to write his novel, making his mother worried.

His mother obviously didn't knew that Rei was writing a novel, she was worried seeing her son always writing something with a serious expression.

Now, that she saw her son smiling, she was relieved and happy.

After some casual talk, her mother changed the topic and asked.

"Are you really fine with not coming with us today"

"Yeah, I am fine"

"Your uncle will be dissapointed not seeing you"

Today his mother and father would be going to his father's friend house, meaning they were going to his uncle's house.

They had also invited Rei to come but he had refused since he didn't wanted to meet his uncle and his family.

It wasn't like, Rei disliked his uncle. His uncle was a good person, rather he didn't wanted to meet his uncle's daughter.

His uncle's daughter was a rather haughty person who had continued to look down upon the previous Rei.

He would rather write, then waste his time to meet a person who he didn't like.

"It was better if you came with us, Yuzu-chan will surely miss you"

"...Yeah"

'If you know what type of person she is, you will certainly not say those words' thought Rei in his heart.

* * * 

Rei was alone now, his parents had already left for his uncle's house.

He was bored alone, he also didn't have any desire to write. He had been writing non stop for many days and his fingers were now hurting from this much writing.

He knew he had to take a break once in a while or he can suffer from some injuries.

Getting a hand or a finger injury can end a writers career early and Rei certainly didn't want that.

Rei looked around his room and sighed heavily. His room was a mess. 

Various manuscripts were scatter on the floor and books were thrown everywhere.

Rei didn't notice the state of his room as he was too busy to write but now that he looked around, his room certainly was a mess.

He decided to clean his room since he can't leave his room like this.

Although he was a high school student on the outside, he still was an adult inside.

It was pretty embarrassing for an adult to leave his room like that.

Ring!!

As he was about to clean his room, the sound of doorbell resounded in his ears.

'Is it mom and dad?'

Rei's first thought that it was his mother and father who had came back due to some reason but when he opened his door, an unexpected person was standing there.

It was Nagamo-san, his editor.

Rei had previously given Nagamo-san his phone number and address, So he was not much surprised that he was able to find his house but the question was, what was he doing here?

"Hello, Sorry for disturbing you but I have something to talk to you about" Nagamo-san said as he greeted Rei.

It was not pleasant talking at the door, So Rei invited Nagamo-san inside the house.

"It seems like you are alone at the house"

"Yeah, my parents have gone to my uncle's house. Anyway, what do you want to talk with me?"

"Oh, it's about the contract. I wanted you to sign your signatures on the contract"

Rei had already finalised the contract with the SK publishing house and talked about the details over the email.

Now, it only required his signature to make the contract legal.

"You should have just called me and I should have came to the publishing house"

"I did try to call you but your phone was off and I also needed your parents signature since you are still a minor"

Rei pulled up his phone from his pocket and noticed that it was switched off.

"Well, If you want my parents signature, then you have to wait as they will be late"

"No problem, I don't have much work to do today"

Nagamo-san said with a smile but only he knew that it was a lie. 

He had tons of work piled up but bonding with a author was a necessary work for a editor.

It can help in the future. Although it wasn't sure whether Rei will be able to become a successful author but Nagamo-san had a feeling that Rei will become someone great.

It was his instincts that were telling him that and signing the contract was also a necessary thing.

"Okay, you can wait in the living room while I made you some tea"

"Well, if you don't mind....can I take a look in your room" Nagamo-san said with a troubled expression.

"My room!"

"Yeah, more specifically I wanted to look at the place where you write your stories. I don't mind waiting in the living room if it's too much..…"

Nagamo-san wanted to see Rei's room because he wanted to see the place where Rei had written that story.

But he was not optimistic about Rei's response. For many writers, their workplace are sacred and they don't easily let people in.

"No, it's okay but my room is somewhat messy"

"Don't worry, writers room are always messy"

Nagamo-san was really enthusiastic about Rei's answer. 

He was really happy both as a reader and editor that he will be able to see the place where a author writes. 

Rei also didn't have much problem with him waiting in his room.

Thanks for reading everyone, but I have to put Marco and Reina's adventures on pause for a sad announcement. 

If you've been following other original novels, you probably know that something's been brewing lately. To give you the full story, last year Webnovel hosted a contest called "Beyond the Language." The promise was that the winners would receive a Webnovel contract, the first for any English original novel. I quickly wrote the first draft of this story you've been reading and submitted it. 

Fast-forward to the end of 2017, New Year's Eve to be exact. I was sent an e-mail, much to my joy, saying that I was on the "winner's shortlist" for the Beyond The Language contest. Talk about a great way to ring in 2018. Or so I thought. 

I learned mid-January that Webnovel wanted some changes to my story. And by that, I mean their "experts" advised I scrap my original idea and turn Marco into an OP hero that dazzled everyone with some new secret technique every other chapter. I asked if I could keep my story as it was, and was basically told "we don't feel confident in giving a contract or prize to your current story." So I made changes. Changes I wasn't happy with, but I made them. 

More weeks passed, until it was suddenly April. I got a message April 7th telling me two very surprising things. First, I was to publish my story for the Original Novels' launch on the April 10th.

 "What about the contract?" I asked. 

"The contract is not ready," was the response I got. "There is no need to sign a contract before upload. I think it's a great opportunity to expose your work since on the early stage there are not many novels." 

Oh yeah, that's right. The second surprise I got was the reveal that everyone could publish a novel. So not only is there a lack of contract, but us "contest winners" weren't even the first original novels. We shared that honor with a bunch of fanfics and every variation of a title using the world "System." 

You're smart people, so you can quickly piece together that April was two months ago. Two months and still no mention of contract or even a post announcing the status of the Beyond the Language contest. My inquiries to Webnovel staff were met with no answer. Not as in they were vague. I mean I was literally ignored.

So imagine my surprise (seems to be a running theme with Webnovel) when I read Insane Mooncake's latest chapter of Memory Seal announcing his hiatus, and Bai Siwa's frank rant to his readers. There are contracts being put out!? Nice of Webnovel to let me know. 

And that is why I must join what is sure to be a growing number of writers leaving Webnovel. It just makes no sense to keep contributing content to a platform that's actively snubbing you. Especially when I have rent and car payments to make, and this pesky need to constantly ingest food. 

Yes, it is unfortunately about the money. I cherish every comment and review I get (even the negative ones), but the bills need to get paid. And Webnovel clearly isn't going to be helping in that department. 

So I deeply apologize, but I have to leave Marco and Reina, and you, hanging just as their adventures were getting started. Who knows? Maybe I'll return to them one day on another platform. It would be nice to polish the story instead of having to put something out in a rush to keep up a consistent release. For now, I think I'll retreat back into my writer's hole (read: bedroom), start brainstorming my next project, and play some much-needed Monster Hunter. 

For the last time, thanks from the bottom of my heart for reading, commenting, and giving stones. Hopefully I see you on the next one. 

-Blame_Your_Fate

In a kingdom of monsters and magic, Marco Flores is just the peasant son of a peasant. When he gets his chance to be a great Hero, he screws it up by running away from the fight. But when he encounters a secretive princess, he just might get his second chance at glory. Problem is, he'll have to lie, cheat, and scheme just to hold onto it...

Updates: Starting out with 2-3 new chapters a week, more in the future. I unfortunately work a full time job otherwise I'd be one of those crazies that writes 15 chapters a week. So if you want more chapters than review and give stones and do all those other things to make Qidian-senpai notice me!

2 years has pass... it was then supposed to be only 1 year but Shyn has sign 2 year contract to Lion's Entertainment were famous producers, song writers and super stars belong in the Hollywood..

Shyn was their exclusively producers and song writers..she won many awards in producing musics..but Shyn has a different sreen name in Hollywood that's why even she is that famous, in Korea they don't know that Miles Sean is one person..Shyn..

The plane has landed in Korea..Shyn was too tired...it has been 12 hours of flight.
In the parking area her assistant Chu Marie is waiting her.. Chu Marie is her assistant since she was debuted as a producer in the US and at the same time her bestfriend.

When arrive home Chu Marie give her her schedules..

Wow my Father is so excited tomorrow? right away? 

I need to rest..Marie please handle this matter...call my father tell him i will be late..hahahahaha..

Early in the morning...
Marie please send an email to Mr Kim if he can send me today the details of their meeting today..and if he can give me the names of his new artist.
Shyn? why should i send him an email if you will be going to the Hi Tae any way..?

Marie Marie...as i told you yesterday i will be late...i will be meeting nick in the restaurant he came by to see me..

Nick is Shyn's Friend her co producer in the  Lion's.. he is single, handsome and young. He is consistent in courting Shyn...but shyn want's them to be friends only...She does'nt want to get involve in any relationship that time.
At the Hi Tae.. the boys band was their at the studio recording their new music.. they are all the same person 2 years ago..but more handsome image..more mature...and they are now very famous as before.
After they eat...Shyn ask Nick if she wants to come with him in Hi Tae. 
Ofcourse i want to visit and see your new family.
I hope they will accept me just like before..but now its a whole different level. It was 2 years since i left.
I'ts ok shyn, i know that they will accept you again. What can they do you are the daughter of the CEO...hahahaha
Ahhhh...nick what are you trying to say?
hahahahajajah...ok lets go now your late.
The meeting was about to finish when shyn send a message to Mr.Kim that she is already outside.
In the meeting room the whole artist of Hi Tae is their including the boy band and the staff.They have a meeting once every month to monitor  and to communicate with their artist and staff. It is also abonding time for all of them.

8 yrs ago i fell in love with you
But now My music is me... 
I created music not just for my ownself benefit because it is the way that im expressing my Love towards you.. 
8 years ago, I thought you love someone else..I though im just a friend..
But now you and me still love each other
 and my Only music is you... 
You proposing me in front of your Forces...marry me and be my music forever.. 
But there's no me to appear in that moment..
I want to sing with you.. but i don't want this life i just want to be simple person,i want lo leave a normal life just let me go...
For if you and i were meant to be..
Our music will give its way for us to be forever... 
But for now all i can say.. i love you Godbye..

Hey guys! First time communicating with my Webnovel audience, hope you're all doing well during the current world situation and please all stay safe <3 I'll continue to write for your enjoyment during this time :)

So on to the main topic of today's post before I start to make-up the 2 chapters missed on Monday and Tuesday, today (01/04/20) I was given the option to contract with Webnovel (don't worry) which I have decided to deny due to certain factors in the contract I find... unfair and somewhat unwilling to sign because a writers world is practically their child, how can I sign it away to someone so simply? But, as being a writer is currently my main job during this pandemic and as I get ready to write practically full time and continue the story I would love your opinion on the future of the novel and which direction I should go.

Of course, I want to keep the novel completely free! Absolutely utterly and absurdly free, I know that makes absolutely no sense but you get the point, but unfortunately I can't live on freedom (gosh dang) and cash I need to survive during this time has begun to thin as the pandemic progresses and as I'm forced into lockdown (I live in the UK ;P) so I would like your advise.

Should I go the ******* Route? Which will include tiers starting from £1 (£1 giving access to 10 extra chapters) and maxing out at say around £10? Per month? With £10 providing 50 Advanced Chapters (I don't currently have the stockpile for this but I'm trying to haha) there's also me relying on Ko-Fi donations from all you lovely people <3 <3 But that's somewhat more unstable and could lead me to a dangerous financial situation in the future.

Finally, at the end of this I do want to release to Amazon (Maybe a year after the end of the story) and try my luck, I would like the advise of the people kind enough to give my work a shot.

To end with I just want to thank you all for giving me a shot, for reading something I've put so much time into and want to continue to update, I thank you all for your criticisms and ideas that are helping me become a better author and understand the story which I want to tell better than the day that I wrote the first chapter. 

Stay safe, have a great day <3

~ Daoist_Aileus

The Year 4031, the human race has expanded to the furthest reaches of the universe itself but to this date no extra-terrestrial life has been discovered despite the ruins of many ancient civilizations being discovered across countless planets.

Haley is an undergraduate from the Lunuva Technical College, pressured by overwhelming debt and an arranged marriage and at the end of the rope tying him to the world of the living; a life changing encounter with a sphere contained within the ruins of an ancient civilization of Lunuva finds itself at his doorstep….

[001]

A unique modification for the visual HUDS installed at birth, the perfect way to record data and quantify ability – what if the world became as predictable as a video game for those who lived in it?

Would it flourish?

Or would it fall to ruins... much like the ruins of countless civilizations of the past.

-The Cover is not my own work but someone elses with some editing, please check out the original artist at https://www.artstation.com/artwork/zGxJ2 if you would like me to stop using the image please contact me by leaving a comment on my profile thanks -


The Wang Haige Forum had a literature section, which was divided into two subsections: discussions on paper books and online publications. Zhang Zian didn't usually visit these two sections. But today he was lying in the reclining chair, browsing the forum on his phone. 
As he clicked the online publication discussion area, a post attracted his attention.　　
[Seven Kill]: I'm a new author. Questions for you: how many more "favorites" should I gain per chapter to be considered acceptable?
There were all kinds of answers below the post. Some of them were joking, some were serious.　
[Old City]: It depends on the website. I'm writing a fantasy on Qidian. I got 20 more favorites on the first day the book was cleared for publication, then 11 on the second day, and 20 more favorites each day after Day 3. So far I wrote 28,000 words, and had 140 favorites. 
[Academy]: Impressive! Let us know the book name!
[Fan Wujiu]: I think you are here to show off.
[Tian Haoyu]: You get favorites with so few words? Is this a scam? Why did I only get 40 favorites after writing 50,000 words?
Zhang Zian was more confused after reading this. Was this the difference between the big names and small names? But some are not doing so well. Pi just wrote 2000 words, so it should get at least 40 favorites by 50,000 words, shouldn't it? At least, it would not be the worst.　　
Some statistic nerds talked about the fundamentals below the post.　　
[Akmond]: Qidian is the biggest website of the business, and it's a hard for newbies to get ahead. Today is my day off, and I have nothing else to do. So let me spend time to tell you how hard it is to be a writer at Qidian. I just checked the Qidian Library. Only counting new books under 300,000 words, there are 18,000 of them that were updated in 3 days! Only 2000 of them had a signed contract. The odds of getting a contract is 1/9. 
[Seven Kill]: This hard? This makes my newbie heart as cold as ice...
[Akmond]: Hard? No, this is only the beginning. After signing a contract, Qidian starts promoting your book to let more people read it. But is signing a contract enough? Not at all. After that, your book will be on the promotion list along with other new books. There are about 5-6 rounds of promotion for new books, and in each round, only 4 books out of 10 will qualify for the next promotion. Only 0.4% of all books can defeat the others and make it to the Power Ranking list. 2000 times 0.004 equals 8, which means, among the 18,000 books, only 8 of them can rise above all and be released on the shelf. While the remaining 99.99% of books are left in the ocean of books without readers.  
[Youth of Wind]: As a newbie who has not published yet, I'm so discouraged!
[Akmond]: Hehe, paid lease is only the beginning. You must have 3000 readers willing to pay for your book, then your book can enter the Power Ranking. Do you know the percentage of that? Only 3 or 4 books among the 8 can enter the Power Ranking! 
[Akmond]: Now let's sum up. If you just published a book, here is your future: if you aim at getting a contract, then your chance is 1/9; if your goal is the Power Ranking, your chance is 1/2250; if you want your novel to be tagged as Recommended and be remembered forever by Qidian, then your odds are 1/5000. When you write at Qidian, you have 1/5000 chance to be the numerator, and 4999/5000 chance to be the denominator! A general builds his success on ten thousand bleaching bones. This is an appropriate description! 
Some people expressed their doubt below the post.　　
[Smile]: Are there that many? 18,000 people entering the online writing business at the same time?
[Akmond]: Of course, you'll be surprised. According to official statistics, there are 1.4 billion people, and there are 60 million online writing! 60 million! Crowds and crowds of people are entering the online writing business. You have a better chance to succeed by being an extra in Binhai Studio, being picked by a director passing and make you the next Wang Baoqiang... You may get injured by being an extra on set. Online writing is much easier, and all you need to do is be literate and able to type. But 99.99% of people end up being the denominator. 
Despite this [Akmond] was telling the brutal truth, the crowd of people who replied to the post were shocked at the statistics and cried out in despair. [Akmond] also gained a "Pro" title for his knowledge in the online writing industry. He quickly added that he was also one of the denominators, except that he failed enough times to know how to fail with swagger...　　
Zhang Zian wanted to correct him. It was not 18,000 people, but 17,999 people plus 1 monkey. But he didn't do it, as he was not in the mood to ridicule.　　
He remembered the days of bringing Famous to Binhai Studio for movies. Each day he saw many people wearing green military coats gather at the entrance of the studio and surround every production team that entered and exited, being picked and chosen like truckloads of cheap cabbage. Those chosen by production teams were happy to make a daily salary of 50 Yuan, while those who weren't picked were disappointed, and left 

like an ebbing tide, shivering in the cold wind, waiting for the next production team to arrive.　　
Back then he was thinking that it was so hard to be an extra on the set. They persevered with their movie star dreams, hoping to be the next Wang Baoqiang. But compared to them, [Akmond] seemed right, that online writers also walked the same difficult path of fierce competition, fighting hard to be the few numerators. 　 
There was a lot going on with the online writing section of Wang Haige Forum. There were a lot of posts, and it seemed that there were posts and replies every minute. Apart from the posts that discussed online writing as the one above, some posts were comments on certain novels, either good or bad. There was something strange going on: if someone posted negative comments, then the following posts were all of similar negative comments with very few exceptions. But if the post was positive, then there would be replies questioning if the author of the post was part of the paid Internet Water Army, or disguising him/herself as an ordinary reader to recommend his/her own work. 
Internet Water Army was a phrase that Zhang Zian once heard from Zhao Qi. Each time Zhao Qi visited the pet shop to buy imported cat food, she asked for a discount for doing him a favor, claiming that if she didn't help him fight the water army hired by Stars supermarket in Wang Haige Forum, his pet shop would have been out of business. He had always doubted this matter. Were there really internet water armies lurking in the Forum?　　
But these had nothing to do with him for now, nor with Pi. He decided to get Pi started with a small goal, which was getting a contract with the website and becoming the 1/9. Others could be done after. According to the posts, if they got a contract, the website would promote their work, and make the novel visible to more readers.　 
But how could they get a contract?　　



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

"This I will... I will ... take you (take you). Forever!..." Singing the iconic English ost of my first to-be drama. I'm currently making my way to the recording studio where we required to meet. 

I really can't believe that I'm actually acting in Brilliant Legacy! 

Brilliant Legacy while not the first drama, I had ever watched was definitely one of my favorites. The fact that I'm acting in it is still so unreal to me.

More importantly I'll get to meet, Han Hyo Joo 'the Smiling angel' and Moon Chae-won, 'the Queen of Melodrama'

I couldn't care less about Lee Seungi, to be perfectly honest. Could be my jealousy over the the fact that his the lead speaking but male celebrities bore me. 

Originally I didn't watch much TV at all, life was too busy. I was much more of a manga and anime type of guy things I could consume quick.

But once I stumbled into the Hallyu rabbit hole, it was a point of no return. I decided one day to just give IRIS a watch due the the netizens reviews going crazy about Kim Tae Hee. Well long story short I watched the entire series in a weekend with no sleep. Tae Hee, is the one who enlightened me of my wrongdoings. 

She is, if you will, the direct reason I got into the Kpop life.

And Yes Kpop is a lifestyle, not a genre.

K-dramas are simple, fun and reality defying. 

It usually follows a skeleton more or less like this.

A male meets a female, misunderstandings ensue causing them to dislike one another.

THEN PLOT TWIST, they are forced to interact alot, contract relationship or boss or co-worker

Various encounters later they begin to have feelings.

THEN PLOT twist, something comes in between them

Which can be wealth, sickness or ex's 

Some way or another this is resolved with about 5 episodes left

You then get one/two really sappy episodes, which are the best

THEN PLOT TWIST, one of the leads has an accident and loses his memory, someone tries to steal his company, he breaks up with her because his parents were ass h***** to her parents, they could be related. Anyway its a new problem 

And in the last episode everything is magically resolved (well atleast for the main couple) 

There can be a happy or tragic ending. 

Most of the dramas I watched, ended happily. I try to avoid sad endings, I mean what's the point? If I want to cry just look at your life.

That aside, Brilliant legacy follows a similar schedule.

...

Entering the building , I'm lead to a conferance room. Where scripts are laid out on the table. 

Seems like I arrived early, only Myself and a few staff have gathered.

First I offer my greetings to all those present. And then introduce myself to everyone, finding out what their roles in the production are. 

One never knows, these junior writers could one day be head writers and by then you'd have to kiss ass to land a role. Being Kind costs you nothing but gives you a lot in return.

Before sitting down on the chair with my name tag, I take off my coat and drape it on the backrest. I then pick up the Script and notice that it is personalized with my name written beautifully in the corner under the title of the drama. Running my fingers over the letter, I feel a little pride well up inside and open the script to begin reviewing the familiar scenes. 

As I look for the dialogue of my character, I come across my 'entrance' scene and I can't help but giggle out loud thinking how I will act this out. This catches the attention of the room, who look over to see a graceful prince in his element exuding an aura of freshness. The female eyes who were plastered on me , ever since I entered can't help but be curious about what scene is bringing me such joy.

For the purpose of context, allow to describe the first introduction I have with the female lead. Basically it is the stereotypical cool guy entrance where the camera pans over to me, from out of the shot, with bright lighting and slow motion effects. I then take my sunglasses off and do a hair flick (firstly I'm already in doors why do I still have sunglasses on and secondly am I Justin Bieber? What does the script writer even mean by cool hair flick). I then say my name for the audience like a James bond wannabe. 'My name is  Joon-se. Park Joon-se'. It reminds me of that CSI show where the guy takes his sunglasses whenever he makes a discovery and pouts at the camera. 

I pretty much act morose for most of the first episode so putting on a bored act, given all the waiting I will probable have to do will come easy.  Is to make a cool entrance and introduce myself as the best friend of the Female lead's current 'boyfriend'. I say boyfriend but he only cares for the wealth of the female lead and his character is forgotten about pretty quickly. 

Since I'm playing the absolute cool guy! A role I'm especially suited for If you ask me. I will make all the hearts of the Korean people tremble in excitement because of Park Joon-se.

I will act this role even better than Bae Soo Bin did. Joon-se as a character is the ideal man whom all women would like to marry or date. It will be quite easy to make all girls watching faint from love and addiction. 

Even if my screen time may be low, I swear to make the entire country have 2nd Male Lead Syndrome!

Dylan was an ordinary 18 year old with a particular taste for the older girls. What will happen when one day he finds himself in the past possessing a body no longer his own.

Dylan: "Where am I?"

"OMG i'm hot!?"

"Its time to .duh duh duh. Pick up noonas!"

How far will cheesy pickup lines and knowledge of the future take him ? Its anyones guess

*Picture does not belong to me. All rights and credit belong to the original author*

Also if anyone wants to buy me a coffee. Here is a dead patreon where there is no benefits because I'm shameless

https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15839221

Today was a good day as my novel reached chapter 5k and I was getting my contract where I get 10k a month just for them to release it as an anime which was really amazing, my story is about a guy transported to another world well a cultivation world, to be honest, he is born in the lowest of the lowest domain and then he will rise up in power to get to the God land which is the highest domain.

But getting to a higher domain was not simple but not difficult, as in each domain there were 12 dungeons of Mormon which gives you a test and a prize and let's you access the next domain, once in god land there will be many dungeons but passing the test is harder than anything else, after you pass that you will get to the void gate which allows you to ascend to True godhood but it is not the end as you can ascend to being a primordial creator.

Me: yes...yes...oh...yeah..thank you

I finished my call with the person that is supposed to pay me monthly, finally, I was gonna be living better and maybe I might get a girlfriend soon, well that only time will tell. After the call, I went out to celebrate with my friends which were my editor's and yes they will get paid but less but it is much more than what they made before.

Me: let's drink till we can't speak
Mai: yeah
Sam: yeah
...
There were a total of 6 of us 3 were the original writers while the other 3 were editors that helped each of us, we all drank and ate and drank and ate again and again, for a few seconds I might have puked but I kept it in and stopped drinking.

My vision was blurry and my eyes were watery, to my surprise the other guys weren't that drunk but that would be better for me as they can take me home, we got a ride from a taxi and it took us about 20 to 25 minutes to get to my apartment I said my bye and went in.

After getting in I straight up went to the bathroom and started puking for a few minutes but for a few times blood came out which worried me because of what I know.

Me: this is happening again

I quickly took a shower and went to bed but before I knew it light shone to my eyes but when I woke all I saw was white everywhere which scared me, I knew 5his wasn't a dream because I just woke up and I wouldn't know if I was dreaming, I couldn't lucid dream even if I tried, but at the middle of the room I saw a small table and two cushions facing each other on each side of the table.

I walked towards the cushion and sat on one and then saw an old guy on the other side sipping tea, which scared me for a second but then I just cleared my mind and drank the tea that was in front of me.

???: well lookie what we got here

(the first chapter, it's small because it's the prologue and the upload times? Will be in the synopsis go check it out and while you at it vote and maybe add a review)

Mc will transmigrate into his own novel and try to do what the mc did better, he will transmigrate as the mc.
The upload is-Now 2-3 chaps a week

Agha and the group rest on a lake located in the forest. Agha looked at Goblin who was resting then he asked his name. Only Agha understood the Goblin language from the whole group so only he could find out what had happened to the Goblin too to find out its origin.

From the conversation between the Agha and the Goblin, Agha learned the name and origin of the Gobliin. The Goblin is named Ner Si'er and he comes from the Ner tribe, one of the Goblin tribes under the auspices of the Federation of Hyob Union.

Gajah Mada and his entourage could only see Agha and Ner Si'er speaking without knowing the meaning of their words because they did not know the language they used. Agha also asked why Ner Si'er could be attacked by Goldie Bear. It all started when the Ner tribes were exiled from the Hyob Union Federation, at that time they chose to leave the territory of the Hyob Union Federation and go to a new place.

When they crossed the forest, they were suddenly ambushed by a masked group. Ner Si'er recounted the incident with sobs of tears. She was asked to escape from the ambush by her parents and she ended up in the state when Agha found himself.

After leaving the tribal group the incident she was attacked by Goldie bear ensued, so did her meeting with Agha materialize. Not only telling all that Ner Si'er also explained that her tribe had been exiled because of actions they did not take.

Hearing from Ner Si'er Agha guessed that her tribe was made a scapegoat to cover up events in the Hyob Union Federation, then Agha asked where the Ner tribes were at this time.

When the question about her tribe came out of Agha, Ner Si'er became sad and bowed her head then she cried instantly. Agha just stared at Ner Si'er in silence, she thought about the Hyob Union Federation and wanted to find out more about this Goblin union.

Agha has planned to expand his territory and he does not want any racial discrimination that will later join in his territory. Agha thinks that conquering an area will require population, just relying on its race alone will certainly not be able to fill the territory that he later conquered.

But in various other kingdoms there was still racial discrimination which resulted in the appearance of slavery while in the Agrapana Kingdom itself slavery had been eliminated by Raja Asoka.

After talking for a long time with Ner Si'er. Agha asked Ner Si'er to follow him, moreover he was alone and his tribe had perished. Hearing the request from Agha Ner Si'er was silent for quite a long time and finally he nodded his head as a sign of agreement to follow Agha and join the Agrapana Kingdom.

Agha saw the appearance of Ner Si'er, she was a female Goblin who had a height of 160 cm, black hair hanging down. Ner Si'er explained that Goblins consist of three levels namely ordinary Goblins, Hob-Goblins, and High-Goblins.

Goblins are ordinary like Goblins in general, while the characteristics of Hob-Goblins are almost similar to humans and the highest is High-Goblins. High-Goblin characteristics are the same as humans but have striking differences like skin color.

Looking at the characteristics of Ner Si'er, he can be categorized as a High-Goblin, Agha can confirm that after he asks Ner Si'er. When they were still chatting suddenly Agha coughed and bled.

"Your Majesty, are you all right?" asked Gajah Mada who was worried when she saw Agha vomiting blood.

"Ah ... ukhh ... it's alright this general is just an injury I received from the fight against Goldie Bear." Agha explained to Gajah Mada while wiping the blood on her lips.

"Forgive us, Your Majesty." Jabari Mbanefo and The Dark Vanguard knelt before Agha.

"Hahahhaha ukhhh ... it's alright captain, this is what I want and the General knows that."

"But ... as one of the special units and the bodyguards of the King, we must protect you from danger not like this," Jabari Mbanefo said with his head down and feeling sorry.

"It's okay captain, as a King I have to be ready to fight anywhere. Only relying on the bodyguard looks weak isn't it," explained Agha to all of them.

Hearing Agha's words, they could only smile shyly but they were also proud to be able to serve the King like this. Agha tells Ner Si'er to learn the language used by his people, Agha wants to create a language system where there are primary and secondary languages.

The language he made the main language is the language that Agha uses everyday, while the secondary language is the language of the various races he conquered or races that exist within the territory of his kingdom.

Agha approached Goldie Bear who was recovering under a tree.

"Calling him Goldie Bear is too complicated, I should just name it so it's easier to call him. I'll call him Akai, he's big and has a number of shades of red after making a blood contract with me."
Agha thought when he saw the recovering Goldie Bear. Agha immediately sat next to Goldie Bear and meditated to calm the ki and recover the injury he had. Not long ago when Agha was recovering, the place where the Agha group was resting was visited by a group of Goblins led by Hob-Goblins.

Seeing a group of Goblins coming to their resting place, Gajah Mada was alert. Then he asked Sakura to wake the Agha, because only he understood the Goblin Language among this group.

Goblin entourage who approached the Agha resort looked sad, they looked like refugees. Agha came to them together with Ner Si'er, when Agha wanted to ask a question to the Goblin group, suddenly Ner Si'er ran away and approached the group leader.

"Ner why did you run away?" Agha asked loudly.

"Sorry, Your Honor."

"Do you know them?" Agha asked Ner Si'er a group of goblins.

"They ... they ... are my people, Your Majesty." Ner Si'er said as she rubbed her eyes filled with tears. Ner Si'er did not expect her brother to survive and bring ten other Goblins from the tribe.

"Didn't you say your tribe was destroyed." Agha was confused by the changes in the situation in front of him, a moment ago Ner Si'er mentioned her tribes that were destroyed but now they appeared before his eyes.

"Yes, I think so. But my brother survived and several others joined my brother," Ner Si'er said, pointing at Hob-Goblin.

Knowing the situation of the Goblin group, Agha gave an offer to the Goblin group so that they would join their territory and become citizens. After learning from Ner Si'er that most Goblins did research, Agha wanted to make this Goblin group a citizen so as to facilitate the research that Ner Si'er would do when they arrived in the kingdom.

Hob-goblins introduced themselves to Agha and continued with other Goblin introductions. The hob-goblin was named Ner Riock, he was the younger brother of Ner Si'er and he was one of the warriors in the Ner tribe, while the rest of the Goblins carried out the same research as did Ner Si'er.

The Goblin group under the leadership of Ner Riock followed Agha and accepted his offer, eventually they joined Agha to return to the Agrapana Kingdom. After completing hunting in the forest, Agha and his entourage returned to the Agrapana kingdom.

Along the road Agha taught Ner Si'er about the language he spoke. It did not take long for Agha to arrive at the royal gate, where they were greeted by a group of soldiers who were inspecting several travelers and residents who were entering and leaving the kingdom.

A huge, sturdy high wall protects the city from danger. Some soldiers carry out their duties, they are seen pacing back and forth on the royal wall watching the situation outside the city from that place.
After passing through the gate, Agha was greeted with congested traffic and looked better than before, seen carts crossing the road in the middle and pedestrians beside the road.

The unpleasant odor from horse dung is no longer felt, this occurs after horse dung that used to always adorn the road has been cleaned. Cleaning horse dung becomes easier than it used to be after the horse cart was given a special lane in the middle of the road. Now along the road in the kingdom has been decorated with small trees and paving that looks matching and beautiful.

Every time Agha stepped inside the city, the order used to be so bad that even the security of the city was bad, but now he could see several security guards in black patrolling. Agha is very pleased with the developments that he is seeing right now, the layout of the city has been changed for the better by making the system and some of the things he discussed with Minister Jovic and others.

now various districts have been created, such as the industrial district and work area in the west of Ancient Plaza (Agha changed the name of the Great Hall to Ancient Plaza and overhauled the arrangement.), the shopping district in the east of Ancient Plaza and the population districts in the south Ancient Plaza. Residents are also clarified according to the work they have.

Residents who have jobs as blacksmiths, carpenters and others are in the industrial district while those who have large shops are in the shopping district. For farmers, they are still in a resident district until Agha has created a small town specifically for farmers who live close to the agricultural area.

As for the royal officials they lived in a special district not too far from the palace. For the northern area of ​​the Ancient Plaza will be used as the center of the city, this area is surrounded by wide and high walls in addition to the royal palace. the military center was near the royal palace and special area.

You could say the kingdom of Agrapana has two walls inside and one wall protecting it outside. The first wall protects the residential area and the whole kingdom, the second wall protects the special area in front of it is Ancient Plaza and the last covers the royal palace.

The biggest wall is at the forefront with a height of ten meters with a width of twelve meters, the second is eight meters high and ten meters wide and the last has the same height as the second wall.

Agha immediately brought Ner Si'er and the Goblin group to the palace, before Agha went to bring Ner Si'er to the palace, he gave orders to Gajah Mada and others to report to the military center. When they were about to pass the second gate in the city, Agha saw the cavalry that was being trained by Danadyaksa.

When Danadyaksa will greet him he is stopped by Agha. Agha passed by them just like that and immediately entered the royal palace, in the throne room he had been awaited by Kavi Akhilendra.

"Your Honor." Kavi leaned toward Agha when he greeted him. Agha changed the way the greeting towards him who had been on his knees now bowed, according to Agha this was better than kneeling.

"Uncle Kavi, immediately call the writers we have and also call the researchers we have."

"Yes, Your Honor."

Kavi Akhilendra left Agha and the goblin in the throne room. Agha sat on his throne, then saw Ner Si'er and the group then explained the assignment they would receive. For the first and most important task is learning about Human Language then making a dictionary about the Goblin Language. After Ner Riock successfully mastered Human Language he would be assigned to become one of The Dark Vanguards.

After explaining the task for quite a long time, Agha saw the arrival of Kavi Akhilendra together with a group wearing white robes, some looking old but there were more middle-aged men in the group.

Kavi Akhilendra introduced the writers to Agha, saw the literary group in front of him Agha thought of a name in his head after thinking about that name for a moment and looked forward about the writers and various races he later conquered, Agha immediately named the writers and made them as a writer the group that will take care of various books such as recording, managing, collecting, and reproducing books in the kingdom and they will be known as Tutinama.

After officially inaugurating Tutinama at that time, Agha immediately gave the first commandment about making dictionaries of various languages ​​in the kingdom and disseminating it to every corner of the kingdom.

Agha also asked Kavi about the information the night department had collected and asked the head of the department to meet him.

Tutinama (Persian: طوطینامه), the literal meaning "Tales of a Parrot", is a 14th-century Persian series consisting of 52 stories. An illustrated version containing 250 miniature paintings commissioned by the Mughal Emperor, Akbar in the latter part of the 16th century. The work which was reduced in the 14th century AD in Iran comes from an earlier anthology, 'Tales of the Parrot' in Sanskrit compiled with the title Śukasaptati (part of the katha literature) dating from the 12th century AD. In Iran, as in India, parrots (given their recognized conversational abilities) are popular as storytellers in fiction

tells the story of Aryasetya who migrated to another world and gained the ability of the system.

was in the body of a prince named Agha Agana and he was crowned a King, shortly after he became the owner of Agha's body.

follow the story of Agha Agana making the kingdom of Agrapana a small kingdom into a dynasty without End, conquering other kingdoms, other races to other dimensions.


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Yixin was Meng Fan's editor-in-chief. Even the unsigned "Guide to Campus RoMANce" was managed by his team. No need to mention how good Meng Fan's drawing skills and painting style were; it went without saying. Of course, it's weird how visible the difference was in his level in the previous serialized comics and in what they were looking at now. However, the better the paintings, the better. No matter how strange it was, you can't question it face to face.
What's the use of questioning anyways, other than not allowing people to improve? It's only that this progress was really great, that's all.
The deputy editor-in-chief and the others had also seen Meng Fan's comics and knew about Meng Fan's drawing skills, so after unfolding the sketches, even though they could see the beauty of the world, they weren't as amazed as Goro Takahashi and others.
But after looking at the paintings, they moved on to storyline and character design, and their eyes lit up again.
Three scenes was obviously not much, but they saw Meng Fan's skillfulness in screenwriting and mirroring.
After reading, their first thought was 'Why did it end so quickly?' and a desire for continuation.
Looking back, there were already scenes which stuck in their minds and couldn't be easily erased, they left such a deep mark and a profound memory.
Like the tip of the iceberg, the world structure was revealing itself slowly; not much was said. These two characteristics were enough to guarantee a good comic.
Looking again at the outline and the pictures, it was clear that Meng Fan put a lot of effort into preparation of this comic.
Yixin, the deputy editor-in-chief, and others took their eyes from the sketches to look at Meng Fan and picked up the topic.
The deputy editor-in-chief was a man surnamed Zhu, who was probably in his forties, and looked very fierce and serious.
"Mr. Meng, please allow me to ask you a question first. Yesterday, a fight happened in Japan. Many people know that you were involved, including the Japanese. May I ask, what does Kodansha think of this?"
Not waiting for Meng Fan to answer, he added: "I don't mean nothing bad by this. It is about whether you can sign a contract with Kodansha and whether the comics can be serialized in the magazine published by Kodansha. This is also related to the contract between us. Whether you sign or not will definitely have an impact on our contract. What do you say?"
"Kodansha has already contacted me before our meeting." Meng Fan answered with a smile. "Of course, I cannot say the fighting incident didn't have any effect. However, currently there are no problems with signing the contract."
After taking a sip of water, Meng Fan was ready to take the initiative in his own hands and said: "To be honest, I could have signed with Kodansha when I was in Japan. I didn't do it at once only because I want the comics to be serialized also on the domestic website. I'm leaving some room for domestic websites to put forward requirements and conditions. If it can lead to a win-win situation, or even a triple-win situation, then it is naturally the best."
On the other hand, I could give the copyrights for Japan to Kodansha and the copyrights for Huaxia to you. In practice, it would lead to both sides not needing to interact very often. The only possible overlap would be the ownership of copyrights for the animated series. Naturally, I could first take this matter into my own hands and wait for the most profitable conditions, then find a team myself or join you and Kodansha for production."
Meng Fan listed the very simple contents of the contract he had prepared before and proceeded to persuade deputy editor-in-chief Zhu and said: "I will give you the copyrights to the series uploaded on Chinese websites, offprint publications, works of creative co-workers, and audios. I want to keep the rest of the copyrights, such as film or tv series adaptation rights. For copyrights concerning games and animation, I am very happy to cooperate with Penguin Animation Network."
Deputy editor-in-chief Zhu heard him out, kept frowning, muttered for a moment, and at last said: "Actually, you can authorize all other copyrights to us. After all, the resources we can provide are much larger than yours, and we can find better buyers for you. Taking profit into consideration, we are the best choice."
Meng Fan shook his head with a smile.
"This is indeed true from the perspective of income, but income is not the biggest priority for me."
Meng Fan didn't say that he didn't care about money at all.
"I also want to earn something, but I don't want my work's purpose to be just making money and nothing more. So, I really care about whether I can make decisions. Of course, I may not be able to succeed in the end. But well, it always feels more comfortable to destroy something with one's own hands. As for the resources you mentioned, I can actually find them; but obviously it won't be as convenient for me as it is for your big company."
All authors attached great importance to copyrights, especially after the negotiations had been established. Naturally, they wanted as much copyright as possible to stay in their hands. The profit was of secondary importance. It wasn't just acclaimed writers like Meng Fan or Mr. Sleepy but an overwhelming majority of authors. Basically everyone thought so, but sometimes it just wasn't realistic. It's just that not many people were willing to exchange the control over their work for little money.
Of course, it's the same with negotiations. At the beginning, everyone would be hesitant to give up their property, but they would also need to give themselves room for bargaining and compromise.
In the end, Meng Fan insisted on his initial conditions and signed a cooperation agreement with Penguin Animation Network similar to the one signed with Kodansha and also authorized several copyrights; for example, copyrights for comic spin-offs and novel adaptations. As for movie adaptations and games, the rights stayed in Meng Fan's hands.
As for animation rights, although they are still in Meng Fan's hands for now, Meng Fan might wait until Kodansha's representative comes over to discuss with the three parties.
The same contract was initially drafted, and neither party signed it.
Meng Fan contacted Takahashi Goro for explanation. Takahashi Goro called again soon after hanging up the phone. Kodansha was sending him and a close personnel to come to Huaxia tomorrow.
When Yixin and the deputy editor-in-chief heard about it, they decided not to go back but to stay in the city and wait for the Kodansha employees. If everything went well, they would sign the contract.
Meng Fan offered them a lift to the hotel. FlatHeadBro, who was still there, said that he would help Meng Fan and drive Yixin and the rest to the hotel.
Qin Jiaodao also came by car, but if she was to pick them up, they would have had to cram in her car, which couldn't be compared with FlatHeadBro's spacious Land Rover.
"Is writing a novel so profitable nowadays?"
The previous time, what Meng Fan saw as FlatHeadBro's saddled horse might have been a little donkey. FlatHeadBro unexpectedly stated that he had a car; it was just that at daytime, it was more convenient to get coffee and milk tea and operate a little electric stove. In the evening though, it appeared appropriate to drive to Jieyan. He hadn't expected that it was a Land Rover worth more than one million dollars. 
Zhang Zhouwei, being right next to him, said with jealousy: "Whether or not does writing a novel make money — that, I do not know. However, what I do know is that FlatHeadBro is a suburban nouveau riche. It is said that making a fortune overnight is a daydream, something of very low probability. However, in China, something like that not only isn't a daydream; it's pretty common. It reminds me of places like Hangzhou with its households scheduled to be resettled — at least one to ten thousand of them. If the area is a little better, they will definitely not stop."
Having seen that Meng Fan unexpectedly had put on an expression of jealousy, Zhang Zhouwei immediately distanced himself: "You jealous dummy!"
Meng Fan said: "I am not jealous of the resettlement, I am just thinking whether or not I must buy a car too."
Zhang Zhouwei kept teasing around: "What car are you going to buy? Where do you want to go? Just go on foot!"
"Brother Meng, you're back!"
Meng Fan was about to turn around and go back to the studio as it was a little cold outside. There was a man running anxiously from the other side of the road; it was Charlie.
Meng Fan supposed that Charlie parked his car nearby and asked him, laughing: "Charlie, are you going to the studio this late?"
"It's great that you're here!"
"Are you busy right now? There is this last-minute work at the studio; moreover, it's related to Di Dao. I rushed here, although I have already finished work. There is this movie, a DreamWorks animated motion picture with Mandarin dubbing. We've got some stuff to do at last! If you're not busy, come with me to see it." 
Meng Fan thought for a while and came to a conclusion that it was no big deal. Wu Tong would probably assume he hasn't yet finished the meeting; furthermore, after signing a contract with The Chocolate Factory and getting rid of the "leeches," he didn't ever go out. He also felt kind of guilty, so he just nodded and said: "You go first; I will join you in a minute".
Of course, he was interested in that dubbing project, it was a valid point. 
"Ok, ok."
Charlie rubbed his hands. In the courtyard, Zhang Zhouwei and some other people were laughing and greeting each other then quickly moved toward The Chocolate Factory. The day was getting more and more cold indeed.


To reward Meng Fan for his bravery before his heroic death, the cosmos rewarded him with a 'system', sending him back in time to three months ago, alive.

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