Undertale, adalah sebuah game bergenre VRMMORPG yang sangat di gemari para gamers. Seorang pemain peringkat tinggi menerima kontrak dari developer game tersebut untuk membuat demonstrasi dari fungsi baru yang akan di luncurkan oleh developer game.

Sebagai pemimpin Guild Top Circle, Andika memiliki kewajiban untuk memimpin anggotanya untuk melaksanakan kontrak yang telah dia setujui dengan developer game.

Pada awalnya, semuanya berjalan dengan sempurna tanpa hambatan yang signifikan. Namun sebuah insiden yang tidak terduga terjadi ketika Andika akan menerima hadiah dari misi tersebut. Andika secara tiba-tiba dipindahkan ke dunia lain seorang diri, tanpa teman-temannya yang mengikutinya.

Dying in the conflict between two factions of the Universe, our protagonists find themselves at the start of their apocalypse.

Author's note 
Hi all, this is my first novel. Please let me know of any criticisms or complaints you have. They will be greatly appreciated. 
I am only writing this as a hobby and have no plans to contract this. Also, I cannot promise a regular update since I am only writing as a hobby and have my day jobs also to take care of.
Thank you all.


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

The months then seemed to breeze by.
Kay got a much better handle on her growing feelings for Joseph, thanks to her talk with Nitocris and having a heart-to-heart girl talk with Sayuri. The guilt she had been washed away and the longing she had for him became a bearable pain.
If Big Bro Nic could wait for Xing Han, she could wait for Joseph.
The only thing she didn't know was whether she had the strength to let him go should he end up with someone else before she could even 'make her move'. 
That was something she pushed to the back of her mind so that she could handle each day as it came.
As for Joseph, he went down another route. 
Having felt like he was not good enough for Kay, or that he would ever be able to reach her heights and provide for her the way she is used to … he started to write.
The blog that he had started became his starting point and he used the pen name 'Rose' to start writing. He opened up an entirely new account with that pen name at the online reading platform he had been using for the past year.
There was this 'writing prompt' contest that would reward the winner with some cash, the online currency that is used to 'unlock' chapters, and an online banner advertising the novel for a month. 
In order to win, the readers would have to vote on it. After a month of voting, the top 3 novels would go through a judging process by a publishing company. All three would be offered publishing deals, but only the best would win the competition.
There was no 'second' or 'third' place - though perhaps, the fact that they would get offered a publishing contract was a prize in itself.
It wasn't that Joseph though he would win - although it would be a lie to say that he didn't have some hope. It was more of the fact that the writing contest seemed to call out to him, for its theme was 'forbidden romance'. 
Forbidden in the sense like 'Romeo and Juliet' whereby the two lovers were from families that were at 'war' with each other. Not forbidden in the sense like in Shakespeare's Hamlet, where the son had an Oedipus Complex - that is, the sone was in love with the mother (though some argued and disagreed of such an interpretation).
Joseph felt that the best way to deal with his feelings and to settle it, was to write about it. However, he would be in control of what happened and what the ending would be like. He had the entire structure in his head, which included all the fantasies and hopes he had, mixed with the reality of the situation.
He was going to use the novel to release the pent-up frustrations and, perhaps come to terms with the turmoil that invaded his soul.
He used the pen name 'Rose' because he didn't want people to know that he, a guy, would be writing a romance story. Worse, it would really be a pure romance story that had no action scenes or anything of the sort.
Just thinking that people he knew would read his jottings sent him in a panic so he kept the secret close to his heart. He didn't even tell his sister, who would most likely make fun of him anyway.
He didn't have much hope in it gaining any readers for he was writing just to get the stuffiness out of his chest. 
So he began writing, entering the competition. His angle? 
A young boy falling in love with his older 'sister' - not blood related, but a sister he gained when their parents got married. He adjusted a bit so that it wasn't too close to his own life, but close enough that he could be more realistic with what happened.
To his surprise, his novel not only gained readers, but it also became extremely popular. So popular that a month later, he was informed that he had won the competition. 
He was so shocked, yet happy.
Despite the fact that he was a minor, it didn't mean that he couldn't form the publishing contract as a minor is allowed to work in Country Tz (and most countries around the world, in fact).
Thus, he was spared the hassle of informing his father to sign the contract.
With the contract, he was assured with a steady supply of income for a year, as that would be the time he was given to continue the novel on the online platform. Once it was completed, the novel would be printed in book form for anyone who wished to obtain a physical copy.
Little did Joseph know, that his little act of penning down his feelings then would become his career in the future. For now, though it was just a hobby still. 
A hobby that paid.
Thus, at that point, Kay and Joseph had accepted their fate and continued their lives in a new routine.
However, that routine was rudely shattered one day for Kay. 
It had started as a normal day, when she was hit by this huge wave of fear and worry from her twin.
She clutched her chest, feeling agitated, and she had trouble breathing. She didn't call out to Kyle, knowing that he would not be in any state of mind to talk. 
She was deathly worried, however, as to what had happened.
While her mind was fuzzy with all of this, her phone rang. She saw that it was Beatrice and her heart thumped within her as she picked it up. 
"Sayuri's injured and is at Trinity Hospital," Beatrice told her succinctly.
"Got it," Kay replied hoarsely, her heart in her throat, "Please call my parents and inform them as well."
"They are the next on the list for me to call," Beatrice replied, "As well as the other Elite Five."
"Thank you," Kay said as she was already on her way down. Putting in her earpiece, she contacted Zero, knowing that he was the one that was on duty today to pick up Sayuri.
Her apartment was close by and although she reached the hospital quickly, she had taken time to park her car. When she rushed to the emergency room, she saw Kyle standing outside the operating room theater doors, looking lost.
He turned towards her, his face pale.
She went over and hugged him, holding him tight as he held her tightly back. No words were said, be it openly or mentally. 
He was too broken.
Kay pulled him down, making him sit and they held hands while they waited. Not long after, Delilah and Patrick arrived.
"Oh, Kyle, my baby," she said, tears in her eyes. She rushed over and hugged him, while Patrick sat down beside Kay.
"How is she?" he asked.
"We don't know. She's in the operating room," Kay said.
"What happened?" Delilah asked softly.
Kyle clenched his hands so tightly together that it was pale, he said, "She was attacked."
"WHAT?!" gasped Delilah and Patrick.
Kyle didn't intend to hide the truth from them although he wasn't going to give them the whole picture either. The fact that Sayuri had been attacked couldn't be hidden anyway, as the injuries she sustained were too severe for it to be just an accident. 
Also, Kyle wanted the whole world to know.
Right now, he was too worried about Sayuri to bother or care about Sarah. It was enough that she was caught. He knew the Team would not kill her, and that was enough.
He didn't care what they did to her in the meantime as well.
Kay watched her brother suffering and she said with a few changes to the story, "When Zero went to pick up Sayuri, he saw her being pushed down the stairs."
Delilah gasped, putting her hand in her mouth, "But what was she doing at the stairs?! She's so heavily pregnant …"
"Delilah," Patrick said softly, "I don't think blaming anyone at this point will do anyone any good."
She looked at him aggrieved, for that was not what she was doing. However, upon seeing how her son was so 'out of it', she didn't say anything. It wasn't the time nor the place for an argument.
Instead, she calmed down and said, "I am not blaming her. I was just surprised because Sayuri is normally very sensible."
Patrick nodded, realising he had been too hasty. Then again, if he had felt Delilah was blaming Sayuri, he was sure Kyle had felt the same as well.
"Let's just let the police handle it," Kay said. Their parents agreed, thinking that it's best to just keep quiet and not agitate Kyle even more. He was worried enough as it is.
The Elite Five arrived and they sat there quietly, offering support while waiting for Sayuri's operation to end.
Several hours later, Dr. He came out.


This is a rebirth story of a normal girl, Kylie. She was a normal girl, living a normal life. Married and had kids. Nothing outstanding about her, but nothing terrible either. Then she was attacked and left to die. 

Her soul screamed in pain at having to leave behind two small children that needed her, yet she couldn't do anything. As she entered eternal darkness ... it took her some time to realise that she was not dead. She was alive, only yet to be born.

And she was a boy.

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The AWESOME Cover Design is by Chryiss

She's also an Author here in Webnovel so check out her stories: [RE: Life as a Tree] and [My World To Live] 

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Summary:

✔ MC is OP 
✔ Sincere Brotherhood
✔ True sibling bonding 
✔ Humour (I try)
✔ Action
✔ Slow Romance 
✔ Revenge/Face slapping 
✔ Sensitive issues (LGBT, r*pe - but not that the MC is a r*pist)


*Update schedule :  

14 - 18 chapters per week 

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FAQ:

Q: Will MC end up with a girl, or a boy? 
A: That would be a spoiler; but if you REALLY have to know, see my reply in asmosam's review or ask away in Discord (Spoilers channel).

Discord: : https://discord.gg/ZWnDEcG

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Hi. Thanks for dropping by. Please bear in mind that I am a new author, and English is not my first language. I am writing because I find it enjoyable, and am only now finding the courage to actually pen it out for others to read.

This is a rebirth story of a girl who had lived one life, and will experience another. Follow her along her journey of discovery: of herself, as she walks an entirely new path. Yet, at the same time, she seeks to find closure from her old life. 

World background: Current Earth, with names of countries being just Country J, Country SA etc. 

First, the MC is the typical OP character. Second, it's a slice of life story mixed with OPness of MC. If you don't like Gary Sue / OP characters, with a slow story pace, then this is not for you. 

There are elements of adventure/action, romance, some comedy and a little bit of mystery.  It is also a story about friendship and the bonds we make as we grow up.

The rating is due to certain scenes and sensitive issues from Volume 3 onwards. 

Please review. Your feedback is appreciated.

If you want to show support for this poor Author:

https://ko-fi.com/psyberrose

When it was lunchtime, Zheng Ziming saw the closed door and said to Xia Ning, "Asteria, isn't he gone? Why is he back again?"
Xia Ning put a piece of meat in his bowl and said calmly, "Why would I know about this? You should ask him."
Zheng Ziming: "…"
Sure, it was his mistake. Had Asteria really known, it would mean there was something between them. This was good, as everything was clear.
"Oh right, I saw someone clarifying for you online." Zheng Ziming changed topics.
Xia Ning looked to him. "Where did you get a phone?" His phone was right with her.
Hearing this, Zheng Ziming smiled. "Just when you were out this morning, a nurse didn't know how to use her phone, so she came to me and asked me to teach her. So I taught her and she decided to lend her phone to me for a little while. Just a little while…"
Seeing Zheng Ziming gesturing "a little while", Xia Ning frowned. "I don't think she didn't know how to use her phone, but rather, you seduced her to borrow her phone to play. Zheng Ziming, you only have one arm you can move now. Can't you just keep a low profile? Seeing your crazy news every day makes me upset."
"You are upset, really?" Zheng Ziming's eyes lit up.
Xia Ning saw his look as if he discovered a new continent and felt helpless. "I'm upset about having a moving headline next to me. Who knows if someday people will think I'm a pleasure-seeker like you."
Zheng Ziming: "…" He felt hurt in the heart. He thought she was not happy about scandals of him and other women.
"Oh right, your dirt went away so fast this time. Did you ask someone to do it?" Zheng Ziming asked. Those who were helping her to attack Lu Qing were even more than those who were against her earlier.
That might not be because the Internet learned the truth, but rather, due to someone spending money to buy comments behind the scenes.
Xia Ning stared at him and shook her head. "I don't know. None of these exists in my plan."
Of course, Zheng Ziming knew what kind of person Xia Ning was. She did not care about these scandals or she was sure they would be cleared very soon. Therefore, she was never in a rush. She liked to sit behind the scenes and see how it turned to be what she expected. She was never rushed and would make her enemy suffer a lot.
So someone did this for her. Who would that be?
"Now the management at SE must really want to eat Lu Qing." Zheng Ziming sneered. "I want to see how she leaves SE Entertainment."
Xia Ning lifted her eyebrows and did not speak.
Lu Qing had a contract with SE Entertainment. Unless SE Entertainment decided to fire her, she had no way of leaving.
As far as she knew, the contract was renewed last year and had two years to go. If Lu Qing stayed at SE for the next two years, she would be completely useless. There would be nothing left for her.
Lu Qing wanted to change jobs, so she broke her wings directly and paralyzed her.
In SE Entertainment, in the morning, the air in the building was somewhat cold. Lu Qing came to work arrogantly with Fu Yao, as if the person who was said to be changing jobs online was not her.
Also, someone had already found out that the person who made up the rumor of Xia Ning having unspeakable relations with both Young Master Zheng and President Zheng was Lu Qing. Even so, she dared to come to work.
Lu Qing was wearing sunglasses, with the newest LV bag in her hand. Her face was somewhat proud. Once she leaves SE Entertainment later, it would mean stepping onto the real road to success.


Three years ago, President Qiao did not hesitate to sign the papers when Xia Ning placed the divorce papers in front of him.

Three years later, she is an up-and-coming star in show biz; watched by the public but knee-deep in scandals.

He is a resolute emperor in the business world; powerful and omnipotent.

Their paths were supposed to be separate and independent, but—

Standing at her door, the legendary ruthless and unyielding diamond bachelor asks for a remarriage. A cute bun appears from behind and gazes at Xia Ning with his big, starry eyes. "Mummy, Daddy will cook, I will warm the bed, please take us in."

Hello, to anyone who still cares enough to read this. 

Firstly, I would like to express my gratitude to the people who gave me feedback on my novel and supported me during my short three-week run. For that, I am eternally grateful. 

I kind of disappeared out of the blue without saying anything because I couldn't take it anymore. It was stupid of me to do, but here I will be trying to list my reasons and I hope you can understand.

I began to write for WebNovel after seeing their advertisement for up and coming authors to make a living off of writing. I hate myself for being so naive. Looking back on it now, it was like falling for any other scam on the internet. Stuff like "Doctor's hate him because ... " and "Sign up to win ... " Etc Etc. 

As a twenty-three-year-old university student working two jobs, the only time I could fit to write was during the hours of 12 am and 5 am. It was literally killing me to publish chapters as I began to fall asleep in class, and my performance at work got a bit sloppy. 

But for the most part, I enjoyed writing the chapters because I loved to write. I loved to publish a chapter and stalk it until someone posted a reply. That moment when the first person said something meant the world to me. Because it meant someone cared that my story existed, and for this reason, I tried to push myself to put out more and more chapters. 

Things started to go wrong though, as most things do. Webnovel's feedback system is the most depressing thing. It actively tracked how many people had my novel in their collection and how many total views the novel had. However, the only number that matter was the collections. 

The thing was, these numbers were always bugged and never gave me a clear indication as to the scale of my readers. Aside from the usual comments from return readers, the number didn't mean anything. It was like running in one spot, over and over without any clear indication to if I was making any progress. It's horrible when the work you put in seems to yield basically no results. 

I was feeling euphoric watching my collections pass 100. You guys don't know the scale to my happiness. I basically woke up my whole household in celebration.

Then, in the author's discord channel, they confirmed that everything on the interface was bugged. Yep, talk about a slap in the face. 

To summarize ... I was and still am a hopeful about making a career out of my writing. But doing it on Webnovel is ill-advised. Unless that is if you are writing a fan-fiction or another cliche 'system' novel. In that case, I believe you'll find much success. 

Also, if you guys want to know the biggest reason for my departure from WN; in the search function, look up 'Da Contract'. It's the actual web novel contract. Even if you guys don't know the lingo its fine. Just take a look through and you'll understand my frustrations. 

The staff never really cared about us authors either. They seldom gave out prizing for contests and were hush-hush about even attaining a contract. But reading through it ... this thing is a slave contract. I kid you not. Anyone who is desperate enough to sign, I give you my condolences. But it's completely and utterly unbefitting of a professional "employer-producer" relationship. 

And the fact that tried to keep the contract under wraps ... they knew what they were doing.

Thankfully, a fellow author "ink bamboo" was quick to point this out to me. Otherwise, I would possibly be still slaving away here, with no end in sight. I probably would have hung myself if all my stress ended up culminating with being presented with this contract ... 

There are so many things I want to say, but I find myself more and more depressed as I think about it. An entire month of my life down that drain ... it feels bad.

I was told to try my hand with self-publishing on Amazon with Kindle. I believe it's more worth it for me to try there. If people buy my book and like it, at least I can get immediate feedback. If it doesn't work out... well, I suppose it just means I don't have the talent for writing.

Imperious Edge will continue, but not here. Not in this depressing hellscape. 

To my frequent readers, I am sorry, deeply and truly sorry that I have let you down. I can only hope you understand my choices. I often end my chapters with a bow, and to that, I give you my final respectful gesture as I sign off here. 

Perhaps it's asking too much, but I hope you guys would care enough to support me in my endeavours to becoming an amateur author. When I publish my first Volume, I will update this. 

Again, thank you and best wishes to all your future endeavours. May they yield more fruit and success than this. 

Forever yours, 

-Vincent-

WN is crap. They're slave drivers and made me question why I was wasting my time here. I'm sorry, but I just can't sit here and take it.

Hello! 

Really sorry for vanishing for two months without any prior notice. I could have dropped a notice or something,  but honestly, I never expected to be gone for so long. 

Truthfully, I believe actions speak louder than words and excuses are useless. But I would still like to apologize and just give a brief summary of what happened. 

Some of you  might have seen me online complaining or criticising books,  so it was nothing major,  but just time consuming. Due to a sudden Order,  I had to join in and help my parents in our family business. That took majority of my time,  and that's why I was rarely online during April and May. 

After that it was job rush. I am planning for MBA in the future,  but it requires about a minimum 2-3 years work experience.  Along with that,  my current resume has nothing but my bachelor's degree. Which is bad. So searching for skill sets to add,  jobs to try for,  the continuous interviews... it's been a busy June.  In between all this,  I completely forgot about the novel. ( I am sorry! ) 

I would just log in for few minutes every once in a while to catch up,  mostly while travelling or waiting. Writing a chapter requires anything between half an hour to few hours,  depending on my mood,  inspiration and what not. So, writing was not possible. I hate writing in batches,  as I always go back and start rewriting,  editing, and changing the story to make it feel better. Although the end result has won me prizes before,  it takes a long time. And many times I have dropped story's just because of this. So I write in a single sitting,  or almost two or three sittings. Which is... sorry... was currently,  impossible with my travelling schedule... and inherent laziness. 

Anyway, the story itself has not been planned. I have a brief outline and I am just adding on it. Like three months later,  I am feeling that I should have added a Dumbledore Chapter,  along with the abandonment issue,  before the French Chapter. 

I am learning. So just point out my mistakes,  and I would do my best to correct them. 

It was only yesterday,  when I saw the HPFF notice on Qidian,  that I recalled the novel. ( Yeah,  I have a shitty memory.) I still haven't read the notice yet. 😅

So yes. The story has not been dropped. I would be posting a chapter today or by tomorrow. The schedule is still undecided,  as I am also preparing for my Entrance Exams. 

Once again,  I apologize.

Harry Potter is born three years earlier and that changes everything. Being cast aside for his younger brother who is The Boy Who Lived,  he is thrown to the Dursleys. Fortunately,  he's saved by his Grandparents and this proves to be the turning point. Learning that strength is everything he starts  his journey to become something more than just a wizard.

But is everything that simple? 

Now he needs to navigate Wizard Politics, a delusional Old Man who believes in Greater Good, Aristocrats with multiple agendas, a civilization still stuck in Victorian Era and romance. 

What you can expect? 
Strong MC,  later OP. 
Wrong Boy Who Lived. 
MoD in later chapters.
Dumbledore, Weasley,  Potter Bashing. ( To some extent.) 
Sneak Fighting
And things which break the laws of reality. Like a two year old rapping,  and earth being flat. 
Harem... most probably no. 
Possible Romance Interest:  DG 
MC will be dark grey with his own agendas. 
An alien invasion? 

No fixed schedule...

Hey bros and people who don't like being called bros. 
So. 
Today I woke up. Checked my email. And apparently I got a contract invitation by Webnovel. I didn't even know that was a thing, I though we gotta apply for that shit ah. 

Anyway, I don't know if they say this to all their invited contract people but they said they read my work and praised my story as 'filled with imagination, has a fresh and interesting plot and well-crafted characters that speak deeply about your passion and talent for creation. Our content editors strongly wish to accompany you through your writing career and plan a beautiful future for your work.' And I'm like..

Fuck man you guys read my shit? Even the reverse shota thing? 

Embarrassed (/ω＼)

Anyway I'm like low key hoping it's copy and pasted praise because ugh it's like the parents you didn't know about finding your fanfiction and then praising you for how well Sasuke ***** Naruto in the ***, which... I totally didn't read when I was younger (¬_¬)

Anyway, anyway, what do you guys think about the contract? First off I'll get gift donations which is cool, I'm always looking at other stories being like damn I want a balloon from my readers too. But the profits you get is apparently 50:50 with the website. Which I mean, I sort of get since they'll help advertise etc.

Same with privilege ah. 50:50. Also premium chapters I may not get any cash at all since apparently it depends whether the coins are bought with real money? (And I know I don't do that personally. I grind out my daily free chapter tickets like a cheapskate lol).

However they do promise more exposure and will even offer to translate the story into different languages which sounds really good.  I'm a slut for praise. And international praise sounds reaaaal nice. And even though I love the donations you guys are giving me... I love the idea of forcing you to pay mor- lol jokes I'm kidding. But it would be nice to generate a bit more stable cash flow and as someone who wants to write more on the future (guys I'm at the point of my life where I just graduated and am looking for jobs that I don't even like and not qualified for anyway and it's terrifying) it may be good for me ah. It'll at least get me a foot in the door and such. 

I'm gonna go ask them some further questions now about this in a day or twos time? I can't think up many questions (what they expect for weekly chapters etc?) but if you think I should ask something just paragraph comment here. Even though I feel quite flattered I don't like jumping in blind- which I always do tbh and it never ends up well lol.

Also tell me your opinions ah! I wrote this to ask you readers and veteran Webnovel users to help me (ﾉ^ヮ^)ﾉ*:・ﾟ✧ 
Should I consider the contract or should I just keep to my kofi? Ugh I'm also such a lazy caterpillar can I even keep up with the contract's demands? Would having a contracted story look good if I want to pursue professional writing possibly? 
I tried looking at the forum but there was all sorts of things and I still don't know what's up. QAQ I'm no good at long term thinking.

Jia Hyson finds he has hit the jackpot after he dies. 

He's got a system! He's a transmigrator! So cool! 

System: "Please help us fix the plot." 

Jia Hyson: "Of course!" 

System: "Firstly there are too many love interests." 

Jia Hyson: "Okay." 

System: "The main character is too annoying." 

Jia Hyson: "Um." 

System: "Needs more world building." 

Jia Hyson: "..."  

Oi, is he fixing the plot or is he rewriting the whole damn thing?!

(This is bl/yaoi/danmei btw)

"Anyway, just live your life like an honest man now and be low-key. The Han Corporation doesn't want to assign you jobs, so think of ways yourself to maintain your current fans. If you have the ability to pay the penalty for breaching the contract, or if you can make someone pay it for you, you can go and break the contract straight away and then properly advance. But if you can't, then wait until your contract ends, and at that time, you will still have the possibility to progress further in your acting. However, if you provoke Lu Man again, not only will your contract be over, but Han Zhuoli will also make it such that you will have to leave the entertainment circle forever!" Wang Lu warned him.
Displeased, Yu Xingzhou unhappily twitched his lips. "Brother Wang, you're too nervous, although it's true that Lu Man is together with Han Zhuoli now, who knows how serious their relationship is? To speak the truth, based on what you said, that day, Vice President Yu made Lu Man look bad, and no matter what, Lu Man is Han Zhuoli's woman, so Han Zhuoli probably lost face, and thus protecting her for a bit is normal. But after such a long time, he still refuses to publicly acknowledge his relationship with Lu Man, that definitely means that he doesn't care that much about her and does not think of making it official."
Wang Lu hesitated for a while as he felt that what Yu Xingzhou said really had some logic. "But despite that, you also have to be less scheming. Even if they have yet to make it official, as long as Han Zhouli is romantically involved with Lu Man, if you dare to touch Lu Man, it equals to you not giving Han Zhuoli any face. For his reputation, he would not let you off so easily."
"I just won't let him know and it'll be fine right?" Yu Xingzhou chuckled. "These days, it's not easy to check or track the things on the Internet. Right now, Lu Man is already getting bad-mouthed, and if I blend in, what's wrong with that? Furthermore, the fans' actions have nothing to do with me, they cannot pin the blame on me."
After saying that, Yu Xingzhou came online on his fan group.
This fan group was also chosen carefully; it was the head of his fan club who had built this group and consisted only of his hardcore die-hard fans.
"It's Zhou Zhou!" The fans who were online became crazy and started spamming upon seeing Yu Xingzhou appear.
The admin switched on the voice chat mode of the group, and the settings changed so that only Yu Xingzhou could talk, but the rest of the people could send messages.
"I'm sorry, it's been a long while since I could come here to chat," Yu Xingzhou's face was full of sincerity.
Earlier, although the web drama was very popular, there were still quite a few people who criticized him saying that he could not act.
But if these people could see Yu Xingzhou at this moment, they would definitely not say that his acting ability still lacked.
"Originally, I was planning on chatting with everyone today, but we met with some kind of unexpected situation and I was not able to greet you all, I'm so sorry." Yu Xingzhou apologized acting all sincere.
"No, no, it's not Zhuo Zhuo's fault, it's that Lu Man's fault, she's ignorant."
"Yes, it's all Lu Man messing with us, otherwise, we could have talked more with Zhuo Zhuo!"
"I just saw the promotion on Weibo, Lu Man is actually acting in Greedy Wolf Operation."
"That's not possible, that's a work of a big director, what right does she have to act in it?"
"It's her, look, people in the comments have said so too."
"F*ck! With her in it, I won't watch the movie at all!"
"C'mon people, let's start a movement, we all will boycott Greedy Wolf Operation unless they delete all of Lu Man's parts!"
Satisfied with the outcome, Yu Xingzhou left the group chat. Meanwhile, Yu Xingzhou's fans had already started a new topic on Weibo, Delete Lu Man's parts, otherwise, we'll boycott Greedy Wolf Operation.
They even beautified the actions of Yu Xingzhou at the entrance of Han Corporation that day and made Lu Man's actions seem ugly.
Saying that she was an evil woman who lacked manners and bullied Yu Xingzhou's fans.


"Take me in, I'll do anything you want me to!" 

In her previous life, Lu Man is sent to prison after being framed by her step-sister and an asshole. After being released from prison, the only thing that greets her is her mother's tombstone. Seeing the asshole and bitch getting happily along together like one big family with her birth father and step-mother, she sets out to die together with the asshole and her step-sister in fiery flames. 

The moment she opens her eyes again, she finds herself back on the very day she was framed. Resolutely jumping out the window and climbing next door, she seeks refuge from the man occupying the room there. But who would have guessed that the man is the brilliant hunk she has always admired from afar in her past life?

She vows to rub her eyes clean and be more discerning of people. She wants to make everyone who owed her in the past to pay her back! 

"Young Master Han, can you let me hug your other arm too?" 
"Actually, I have one more, do you want it?"
"…" 

Forgetfully, he played around with it for an entire morning. During the process of dubbing, Meng Fan also tried to control the appeal of his voice the same way he controlled his smile appeal in addition to controlling his sound. Simply put, it was how much emotion he was putting in. To put it in a more complicated manner, he was controlling the density of energy that was being put in. 　
Meng Fan's original voice was average. The increased singing skill brought a wider vocal range, better tone, and sound quality in his voice. Even if he wasn't completely stage-ready, his voice was very charming. If he spoke seriously, his emotions could be felt heartily. Meng Fan felt he could talk to Wu Tong in this voice, but it was a bit inappropriate to speak like so to anyone.
The thought of talking that way to Wu Tong made Meng Fan's body tremble with silly laughter.
Including the time he spent yesterday, he had been practicing for a total of seven or eight hours. He was quite familiar with it, so he decided to carefully select a clip to dub and use it as his "resume".
With his dubbing abilities, Meng Fan wanted to try actual voice acting and use his voice to shape a character in the process as well.
In this regard, Meng Fan had resources and connections. Meng Cai Wei aside, he made friends with a group of people through dubbing who had the same interest; there were several people in one group alone.
It wasn't just voice dub enthusiasts in this group either since some were actual practitioners too, including voice actors, dubbing guides, vocal directors, and so on.
Of course, most of these practitioners worked through the internet or online dubbing, and they mostly participated in network dramas or online TV series. Most of them didn't have professional backgrounds and were all enthusiasts like Meng Fan who didn't have the proper education.
This was the largest group of dubbers in the industry as well.
Speaking of enthusiasm, making money had nothing to do with this group. It wasn't that they had enough and didn't care, but it was because they really couldn't make money in this industry.
If they wanted to make money, they had to convert to the business sector which was basically commercial dubbing.
Simply put, dubbing in the business sector was essentially just famous people dubbing. These were the top practitioners in the dubbing industry and were very rare.
Not including the internet, nowadays as Chinese TV series come and go, it was basically the same four people in a relationship back and forth.
It was excessive, but this was a fact.
These four voice actors were not only incredible and trusted by the crew, but they also reflected the scarcity of Chinese voice actors.
The main reason for this scarcity, of course, was undoubtedly the low pay.
Several hobbyists had entered the profession based on their enthusiasm, but they quit after two or three years because they got jobs that actually filled their stomachs. There weren't many people at the base of the pyramid, so there was less who emerge on top. Because of this, there weren't many crews and production companies that specialized in this industry, so they could only give little pay. The less these films pay, the fewer people enter the industry.
This negative cycle had been going on for years.
But recently, with the booming development of the entire otaku industry, there was a bigger demand for dubbing for both animes and video games. This enabled more network partners and even businesses to have more choices and a larger development platform. At the same time, it further highlighted the value of voice actors, allowing the entire industry to move in a straight path.
For example, in the past, animes were usually introduced directly from Japan and America. There weren't many that were aired on TV, so there were no Chinese dubs for them. The rest were screened online with the original soundtrack. There were some famous shows that were dubbed in Chinese, but those were all done by hobbyists free of charge.
Nowadays, the annual output of domestic animations was pretty high. As long as it was an animation, it would need voice actors. Since there was a demand, the salary naturally became high as well.
Being able to make money from a profession that a person loved was the cornerstone of development for every industry.
Besides, to solve the problem of low income for voice actors, "Bian Zhang Qiao and Ji" and other famous voice actors began their own forms of experimentation, such as setting up a voice acting studio or becoming a voice director for a film crew and starting a related platform that offered teaching institutions and platforms to interested students.
It might sound like a stretch, but in Japan, the most developed land of anime, the voice acting culture was already very mature. They had evolved from basic sound-shaping characters into the seiyuu era. The seiyuu not only act as voices for animations but also work from behind the scenes all the way to the big screens, working on albums, photoshoots, posters, TV programs and even hosting concerts.
In addition to his idol Shan Jin bro, Meng Fan's idols consisted mostly of these famous CVs!
Before his reincarnation, he had flown from Singapore to Japan just to see a CV's concert!
Having said that, Meng Fan had gone to vocal training with the help of Meng Cai Wei, so the teacher had been pretty great. The group formed by this teacher was also pretty impressive, and most of the voice actors in it were capable of professional dubbing. They also had some guiding and directing jobs on hand as well.
Of course, it was because the teacher knew Meng Fan was introduced by Meng Cai Wei, so he didn't kick Meng Fan, who had no qualifications and previous works, out from his group in recent years. He was hidden deep in this powerful chatroom of many connections.
Meng Fan went around to send his voice-over clip to a few dubbing directors and then waited for the result. Although it was possible to find a dubbing job through Meng Cai Wei, he was not in a rush. He became anxious when he thought about it though. Besides, since his vocal abilities have changed so much, he could say he had been practicing hard and Meng Cai Wei would still ask around.
After sending out the clips, Meng Fan went to school to eat with Wu Tong. They had classes in the afternoon, and he had no plans of skipping.
He didn't physically skip, but Meng Fan was focused on drawing his manga during the entire lecture. Qin Jiao, who had been lecturing on the podium, did not even look at him or say anything to him. However, she did call him over after class.
"The money you transferred last time has been donated under your name. Here's the receipt." Qin Jiao handed a certificate to Meng Fan, gesturing for him to leave now. "Are you busy this afternoon?"
"Busy with what?" Meng Fan asked.
"Did you know that your sister told everyone that I started a studio in order to find you work?" Qin Jiao asked. Seeing Meng Fan nod, she continued, "So I established one."
"You… made one?" Meng Fan was stunned this time. "Isn't this a bit much?"
"It's alright." Qin Jiao walked onto the road and took out her car keys, pushing the button. "Let's go. I'll take you around the studio. We can sign the contract on the way, too."
"Why am I signing a contract all of a sudden? What does this have to do with me?"
"What do you mean 'what does this have to do with you'? The studio was made because you wanted to find poster drawing work, right?"
"..."
"Come up quick, or else I'll tell Wu Tong who your mom is."
Meng Fan heard this and wanted to say she already knew, but on second thought, he swallowed his words and compliantly stepped into the car.
Of course, he trusted Qin Jiao enough to know she wouldn't force him to sign an unfair agreement. Plus, he really wanted to see the studio.


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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