this is just a book im reading and need the audio function! so dont waste time here im already in chapte 55 or something

Sorry but I need to delete this. Ella Project : The Secret Weapon has also free dramatized audio. Please search it at youtube if you really like the novel

After some breakfast mike opens a laptop and keeps an eye on the app feedback and no of downloads.

currently, the app beta version is free. He plans to charge after some user feedback and some user review over the app.

Mike looking at the background data of app there are no downloads and no of registered users. Overall downloads up to really exaggerated 20000 views in a single day and no of registered users 10000 members overall it's a good start.

when mike uploaded the app on the Android platform.

A certain location an author is checking the market for an app to reduce his work stress then he stumbled on the app which is the voice app he knows that's just fake no perfect voice input app is available until now. But under curiosity, he opens the app to try it for a trail.

His name was Harry. He was a professional author needed to submit a minimum amount of 10000 code word per day. As a professional to keep maintain good quality and quantity of daily updates.
when he is trying the app he uses daily work as a practice and pronunciation are perfect whether it is the word or phrase.
keep in mind he wanted to test to write his article. And uses the app to start writing an article and he keeps on using until the end of the article. He was surprised to find that Article is over and he just used 1hr to write 10000 codewords which are maintaining quality and quantity. His performance increases double at least. Today His performance is doubled and it was kind of fun to use an app with it my writing frequency increases at the same time my earnings.

He shared his experience in his author circle to help his friends to earn some money.

Then a friend replied harry is it real...
Harry: of course I just used and shared my experience you just have to experience to feel the miracle.
His friend said he will try it and download the app for the trail. Similar thing happening on author circle everyone is experiencing the voice input app and no of downloads keep on increasing.
 
Mike just watching background data and analyzed that it will break 100000 users until night.
He was just excited to see the market response keep daydreaming about his first bucket of money.

This is a story of youth, who worries about his feature. after the graduation of college.when he became ordinary otaku who is doing nothing but ordinary life watching movies and novels.
     A day changed his life when one night when he was reading a novel on his bed.a starry light came from the universe changed his life.
      from that moment he became genius changing the development of the country.praised as a genius by people, technology leads the life. starts the journey of technological empire.

I had been notified by a Reader about the Audio Book and how some parts are bad and would like to remove it, I want to ask what all should not be used to let the Audio Book be good and not get bad, if you can put all the things you can to improve it will help, I will make a Audio book type by Removing or adding for a Separete Novel.

this will not be added to this novel but on a Different Novel same Fallout 4 Infinity Novel, just changed for audio book Listeners and this one will be for Readers to help both sides out they will have the same story but it will have different set up.

comment here! or in the Comments below.

Waking up in Fallout 4 little over two Months before the events of the Bombs fall. what to plan before everything changes?

Updated Chapter*




Main Character: Specter Lord. °Own Character°

Secondary Main Character: Grit Jones, Personality: °YouTuber: StephenPlays Fallout 4 °

Lo and behold, Song Shihua had indeed figured out Duan Qianji's thinking.
Why else had Silver Wing splurged on and built such a massive team for its virtual idol project last year?
On one hand, it wanted to prove itself by producing a quality virtual idol. On the other, from a business perspective, the label also had its eye on the "Battle of the Century" endorsement deal.
The production studio behind "Battle of the Century," Fiery Bird, released just one game every 10 years. Each game lasted for 10 years. It was a snobbish company, but at the same time, it was a force to be reckoned with.
Fiery Bird had been founded 100 years ago. Word was that the founder was a plane maker. Its first game revolved around spaceships. It was a huge global hit. It had never dropped out of the industry's annual poll of top three games in the 10 years since its release. Ten years later, Fiery Bird released its second game, which became as big of a hit as its predecessor.
Duan Qianji didn't care about anything else. She wasn't a gamer. What she did know was that Fiery Bird's previous release nine years ago, "Myth," earned a profit in the tens of billions.
No one knew the exact number, but it couldn't have been less than 100 billion. And that covered profits from the game alone and didn't include earnings from related merchandise. Still, the main chunk of income alone had many competitors jealous. Everyone wanted a piece of the action. Not to mention every single celebrity affiliated with Fiery Bird in the past century had become a big star on a global scale.
Among the Big Three, why did people think that Neon Culture and Tongshan True Entertainment were stronger companies than Silver Wing? Virtual idols were the main reason. In terms of real idols, Silver Wing didn't fall short, but when it came to virtual idols, Silver Wing did indeed pale in comparison. Both Neon Culture and Tongshan True Entertainment had landed Fiery Bird endorsement deals in the past. That was why, in terms of global influence, Neon Culture and Tongshan True Entertainment were superior to Silver Wing.
Virtual idols were a critical line of business that Duan Qianji always wanted to improve. Silver Wing had to produce a successful enough virtual idol to resolve its predicament.
But Duan Qianji had never revealed her thinking to Glifetz, or to anyone else for that matter. Maybe some of her colleagues had guessed what she was up to, but they'd stayed mum because they lacked confidence. Silver Wing had never produced a virtual idol popular enough to be a contender for the endorsement deal.
It just so happened that Fiery Bird was at the end of a 10-year cycle. They had announced the name and setting of their new title last year—"Battle of the Century," set against the backdrop of the Period of Destruction. Duan Qianji had learned through her sources that the budget for "Battle of the Century" was even larger than the one for "Myth." From a businessman's perspective, the more you invested, the great the returns you expected.
It was obvious that Tongshan True Entertainment was positioning Mi Yu—a virtual idol adored by youngsters—as a candidate for the endorsement deal. The virtual idol produced by the Silver Media team led by Glifetz last year, like Mi Yu, was also a female virtual idol with pretty looks and a seductive body. Unfortunately, it hadn't been embraced by the market. Of course, this also had to do with interference by Tongshan True Entertainment, but the failure of the project couldn't be attributed to underhanded maneuvers by their competitors alone. The inherent problems of the project were the key.
Mi Yu was already a big hit and her popularity had no sign of fading. The market didn't need a similar virtual idol. That was why Neon Culture's new virtual idol, in contrast to Mi Yu, sported a playful, lively, and adorable look.
The failure of last year's project had put an end to Duan Qianji's aspirations. Naturally, she wasn't happy about it. Why else was Zu Wen so afraid of Duan Qianji? Because the tantrum she'd thrown last year was so scary. No one forgot what went down.
And just when Duan Qianji had given up on virtual idol production and the race for the Fiery Bird endorsement deal, she stumbled upon Fang Zhao's Polar Light. That rekindled her competitive spirit. She even gave Fang Zhao free rein to launch an epic series over the strong objections of Flying Pegasus.
As long as Polar Light became a hit, money was not an issue. If the 50 million she budgeted wasn't enough, she would divert funds from other departments.
Special perks were OK too. Bringing a dog to work? That was nothing. A private gym? No problem.
Gaming equipment? As long as the second movement was a hit, she would build a gaming room right away.
The timing of Fang Zhao's appearance was so serendipitous, so terrific.　　
Now that they had a shot, she was counting on Fang Zhao's performance.
On the 50th floor of Silver Wing Tower, even though the second movement had been recorded, no one ventured out, so as to prevent leaks and for various other reasons. They rested on the 50th floor instead. Besides, they had everything they needed there. You could work out and you could game. You wouldn't get bored. Come Nov. 1, when the second movement was officially released, they could storm out and party. The prerequisite being that the second chapter was a success. If not, forget about partying—they could be out of work.
"'Divine Punishment' had hit 10 million downloads. The second chapter should do well too." Zu Wen wasn't in the mood to game. All he did every day was monitor the download figures for "Divine Punishment" to psych himself up. They were going to make it. A bonus and gaming equipment—the two things he cared about most—were riding on the second movement.
How could you explain the fact that the first chapter, "Divine Punishment," had managed to break the 10 million mark? Not every person who downloaded the song was a fan of epics. Some were followers, and others saw a good deal. But regardless of the reasoning, it had been a long, long time since a newcomer's debut had hit 10 million downloads.
The media was all over the milestone, but industry insiders thought it was a bad strategic move.
Having chosen to release the song publicly, Silver Wing could no longer command high royalties for placing it in movies or video games. Plus, a public release seemed to cheapen the song's status. Still, these insiders had to admit that they were surprised to see "Divine Punishment" surpass 10 million downloads.
There had been epic songs that received wide releases before, but their numbers hovered around 1 million downloads. In an impatient, fast-paced world, not many people were willing to slow down and truly appreciate a sophisticated piece of music.
But pieces like this typically found a more suitable home.
Quality scores were critical to certain video games, ads, and movies with large-scale scenes that couldn't be carried by more earthly tunes. Hence, epic or quasi-epic pieces filled the void. Composers often earned millions or tens of millions through these commissions. Over time, this genre carved a rarefied niche.
Epic music had never been associated with a single virtual idol, not even in the golden era of virtual idols, the Reg Era. That was why Polar Light's debut had sparked plenty of discussion and drawn attention.
The right timing, the right company, and the right combination of people—the stars had aligned for Fang Zhao. If he were missing any of these factors, he never would have achieved such success.
Regardless of whose side you were on, whether you were a fan or critic of Silver Wing's strategy, everyone was glued to the calendar, waiting for Nov. 1 to arrive.
Oct. 31.
After skimming the label's marketing plan for November, Chu Guang, who had dropped to No. 4 on the New Pioneers Chart, was dumbfounded. Again?
Hey, wasn't Fang Zhao's debut a series?
Chu Guang had a hunch he was about to fall out of the top five.


"Every time background music plays in my head, I feel like there is nothing to be afraid of." —Fang Zhao
Toward the end of the apocalyptic period, Fang Zhao lost his life. However, instead of dying, he found himself 500 years later in the body of a young and aspiring composer who shared the same name. Having received a second chance at life, Fang Zhao sets out to achieve the previous owner's dreams.
Armed with the experience of living through an apocalyptic age and his profession as a composer before that period, Fang Zhao uses his talent, wits, and knowledge to make his mark in the entertainment industry of the future.

This was the first time that Lu Zhou saw something so strange. Someone was giving him money and he had to take it. 
Okay, that was slightly exaggerated, but that was the jist of it. 
According to the policy by the Ministry of Education, they could give an interest-free loan to university students. The university would also match the loan with a 1:1 ratio. 
For example, if Lu Zhou received a 100,000 yuan loan, according to the policy, the university would contribute 50,000 yuan while the Ministry of Education would contribute 50,000 yuan. The money would be interest-free for a year and after that, it would only have a small interest fee. The rate of the interest fee was much lower than bank loans. In fact, it was even lower than the inflation rate!
Of course, this did not mean that Lu Zhou could only borrow 100,000 yuan. 
The school would determine the amount of the loan based on the prototypes of his project and application. 
The money would not go into his personal bank account. Instead, it would go directly into the company account. Each expense was recorded and so, he could not spend it recklessly. He could only use that account to pay for business expenses until the loan was paid off. 
It was a huge help to Lu Zhou. By running the app, he was burning through his own money. At the rate his bank account was decreasing, he could not even tell if he could survive until the end of the year. 
Registering a bank account for a company was easy. Who would not want an interest-free loan!
The problem was that both the computer science and mathematics department wanted to fund the project. 
The mathematics department claimed that their quota had nowhere else to be used and they offered to loan 500,000 yuan. If needed, they could even give more. There were no other projects that they were interested in anyway. 
The computer science department had a lot of projects and they were running on available quota. They could at most give 200,000 yuan. However, they had talented people. There was no problem from any single project that the professors could not solve. They were all professors that did consultation work for big companies.
Indeed, it was difficult to decide. 
Lu Zhou was leaning toward the latter as he would not have to spend as many general points. Besides, not everything could be bought with money. However, the dean of mathematics was right in front of him and he could not blatantly embarrass him. Otherwise, he would have a difficult time staying in the mathematics department. 
What if the two departments collaborated…
Lu Zhou thought that in addition to being honest and handsome, his biggest strength was being self-aware. Even though he was a genius, he could not bend the rules.
At least not yet. 
If the two departments actually collaborated, they definitely would not listen to Lu Zhou's suggestions. They would just take the lead, like in the mathematical modeling competition. 
The two deans didn't mention collaborating. It must mean that it would be difficult to do!
Lu Zhou analyzed this logically. He guessed that this was not only about pride but it contained actual value. If one of the departments incubated a successful project, then they would feel very prideful during the annual meeting.
"Dean Zhang, I'm sorry," said Lu Zhou apologetically. With a sincere voice, he said, "The code for Campus Train is already written and I can single-handedly manage the updates. Dean Lu is offering what I need."
Although he rejected Dean Zhang, he still tried to soften the blow as much as possible. 
However, it seemed like Lu Zhou was over-thinking as Dean Zhang did not seem to care that much. He was just disappointed. 
"Oh, I understand. I see… Oh yeah, if you've any computer science questions, feel free to ask me."
But don't think that the computer science department will allocate a professor as your advisor. Everyone is busy and no one has that much free time. It would take the head of the mathematical department himself to request for help if you want help from us.
Of course, no one is stopping you from finding a professor or graduate student for help.
"Thank you!" said Lu Zhou solemnly. 
"I didn't even help you, no need to thank me! Oh yeah, pay attention to the mathematical modeling competition. If you don't get the first prize, then don't come to find me. I don't know you!" said Dean Zhang with a serious tone. He then waved his hand, stood up, and said, "I'm busy, I have to go."
"Take it easy," said Dean Lu. With a beaming smile, he said, "I won't send you out."
"Ha, look at how happy you are." 
The pair had a pretty good private relationship and they would often joke around. 
Lu Zhou observed secretly as he was thinking in his heart.
Zhang Zhongjie left and Dean Lu paused for a moment before saying, "Oh yeah, Lu Zhou, I have an application form here. Take it back, fill it out, and bring it back to my office tomorrow."
"Okay!"
Dean Lu was satisfied with Lu Zhou's enthusiasm. He nodded and reminded Lu Zhou. 
"Oh yeah, even though this project is a good idea, don't forget about your real job."
Lu Zhou smiled and said, "Don't worry about it. I've already finished learning the second and third year courses. You can test me right now."
"Oh, I'm not worried about your studies. Who said I was talking about that?" said Dean Lu as he laughed. He then said jokingly, "I don't care about anything else. I just have one rule. You better publish one thesis in the core journal this year. If I don't see your thesis, I'll take away your scholarship."
Lu Zhou: "…"
Even though he knew Dean Lu was doing this for his good, Lu Zhou still wanted to insult him!
…
The 500,000 yuan loan solved Lu Zhou's urgent problem. At least he did not have to use his living expenses to pay for this expensive project. 
At first, he had not expected that there would be so many users. He was happy with ten thousand users and he had not expected his app to have such a high reputation amongst college students. 
Of course, this meant that he had to give up on another section of the demographic. As the name [Campus Train] was not very attractive to non-college students, many of the features were useless to the general public. 
So far, the total number of downloads for [Campus Train] had reached 200,000 with a total of 310,000 tickets bought successfully. 
It was the peak time for students to return to school and thus, it was also peak usage time. 
The company was registered and it took three days to get all the formalities together. The money had entered into his account and Lu Zhou immediately paid for the server upgrade.
If he wanted to keep the users, he had to keep the users happy. The app should not lag. The users would be annoyed if they refreshed the page and still could not get a ticket. In that case, they might jump to another app. 
Lu Zhou opened the developer panel and looked at the increasing number of downloads. 
In a few days, the Android app store would release their recommendation for free apps. This would bring a new wave of users to his app. After that, the back-to-school period would end around 10th September. By then, he would know how many stable active users there are. 
"The next step is to continue the updates and maintenance, I have money to hire two programmers so this shouldn't be a problem."
Lu Zhou stretched and continued to stare at the screen. Suddenly, he saw an unread notification where it said there were many bug reports.
This was a big problem and he had to take it seriously.
Lu Zhou was alert. He immediately sat up straight and expanded the notification.
"Bug reports… Why are there so many bug reports? Let me look at this."
[Master can you look at my thesis? My WeChat is…]
[Please help to write my thesis, WeChat is…]
[The Weibo lucky draw was shady, I don't care, it was rigged.]
Lu Zhou: "…"
F*ck sake!
Why did you chase me all the way here? What a bunch of sinister people!


After suffering from a heat stroke while working under the scorching heat of summer, Lu Zhou, a hardworking but poor university student, somehow becomes the owner of an advanced technological system. With the cheat given by the system, his university life changes overnight. 
  
A Master's degree? Easy. 
  
PhD? Not a problem.   
  
From a nobody, he quickly becomes a huge celebrity in the world of science. With the missions given by the system, he is on his way to winning a Nobel Prize.   

"System, can points be exchanged for money?"
  
"No."
  
"F**k, what use are you then!?"
  
"This system will make you the ultimate scholar, the kind that lords over all of humanity. What use will money be to you?"


Zhang Zian was busy the whole day and now it was almost time for him to go to bed. 
Zhang Zian had been exhausted throughout the day, but now that he knew the elves' lives could be extended, his tiredness vanished completely. However, he hadn't told the news to Old Time Tea or the other elves yet. As Pi had said, it wasn't the right time. If he hastily told the news to everyone, they would be too expectful. The reality might be too disappointing. For that reason, they might as well not know about it in the first place. 
Even if the lifetime of the elves really could be extended infinitely, the elves had to go through an extremely difficult process to do so. Judging from Pi's stern expression as it read the untitled book, Zhang Zian figured that this may be his biggest challenge and trial since he downloaded the Pet Hunter game.
Although he couldn't understand the untitled book, whether it was the Hyperwebster Dictionary, The Book of Sand, or a fantasy book from another civilization in the universe, he was still very grateful for it. Without it, he wouldn't have found out about such reassuring and hopeful news.
The elves had fallen asleep, one after the other. Before going to sleep, Richard had been very active that night, as if everything put him in a good mood. Zhang Zian had to hang it upside down to calm it down. 
When everyone was in bed, Pi was still sitting in front of the computer, typing away.
"Pi, did the noise bother you?" Zhang Zian came over and asked. He knew how annoying Richard and Snowy Lionet were.
Pi shook its head no.
"Well, we're all going to bed now. Please go to sleep as soon as you finish writing." Zhang Zian brought over a small desk lamp. The lamp light was turned away from the bedroom, so it wouldn't affect anyone's sleeping.
He didn't plan on telling Pi what he was doing later, because he wasn't sure whether he would be successful or not. He didn't want Pi to be disappointed after giving it so much hope. 
Pi grinned and nodded.
Zhang Zian glanced at the elves again. After confirming that each elfin was in its correct place, he turned off the ceiling light. 
With the light from the desk lamp and his own nightlight, he laid on his bed and stared at the ceiling, listening to Pi type. He thought about the elves' lives for a while, and then thought about the situation of Uncle Li's diner. He tried to allow all of his thoughts to occupy his mind and keep himself from falling asleep.
About an hour later he heard a click, and the fan noise from the laptop disappeared. Pi turned off the desk lamp and the room grew darker. It climbed into the basket hammock chair to go to sleep.
Zhang Zian kept his eyes open for a while, and almost fell asleep. He pinched his thighs to keep himself awake. 
He looked up and guessed that Pi had already fallen asleep. Then, he grabbed his cell phone by his pillow and opened the Qidian app.
That day, as he watched Pi write, he had secretly browsed the Internet on his cell phone, trying to find out what the amazing reading lists were.
After he finished researching, he knew that reading lists were an important supplement to the Official Recommendation Spots from the Qidian website. A reading list was created by an individual, who would list his or her favorite books and the reasons why they would recommended those books on their list. If other readers agreed with the owner's suggestions, they would start following the creator of the list. The reading list owners were similar to bloggers who reviewed digital products on video websites, and the digital products recommended by bloggers tended to receive more attention. Some reading list owners even had tens of thousands of followers. 
After careful searching, Zhang Zian discovered that the reading list owners were roughly divided into two categories. One type introduced and reviewed each book in great length, while the other kind of reading list owners introduced each book with only one sentence. The former type attracted much more followers than the latter. After all, through the detailed evaluations and introductions, the readers could tell that the reading list owners had put in a lot of work into every book. 
That day, he had mentally noted the reading list owners' IDs who wrote long book reviews and then went to the comment sections of their lists. He first ruled out the most popular reading list owners, because in their comment sections, numerous authors or authors who pretended to be readers were promoting their own books. Those reading list owners wouldn't be able to read all the books being recommended to them, even if they tried to read 24 hours a day.
As for the reading list owners that attracted fewer followers, their comment sections were basically empty. It wouldn't be helpful for Zhang Zian to advertise Pi's novel in those lists. 
After more research, he targeted a reading list owner who had the tenth most followers. The ID name of the reading list owner was Morning Gorilla Star, who was mentioned by the author of Diplomats of the Underworld. 
Morning Gorilla Star had written down his requirements about posting advertisements in his comment: Do not copy and paste your ads. I will promote urban novels that have no or only one female protagonist.
Zhang Zian felt relieved when he read these requirements. He was extremely popular with women, and many cute girls were desperately hoping to be his girlfriend. Pi had just hidden this fact while writing the novel based on the life in Zhang Zian's pet shop. Therefore, Pi's novel had managed to meet Morning Gorilla Star's requirements.
Advertising was like sending resumes to hiring managers. The key points of the novel must be written as concisely as possible. What was the highlight of Pi's novel? It certainly wasn't that the protagonist didn't have a girlfriend! 
He typed on his phone: Can I promote my own book? The title of the book is Pet King. The protagonist, who is the owner of a pet shop, downloads a game that can capture elves. Together with the elves, he witnesses the growth of the pet shop. There is no female protagonist in this book. 
He thought it over and added "Currently" in front of the sentence, "There is no female protagonist in this book." Then, he satisfyingly clicked the "Send" button.
After sending the message, Zhang Zian repeatedly refreshed the comment section and anxiously waited for a reply from the reading list owner, just like a job seeker who was constantly refreshing emails and nervously waiting for replies after sending out his resume. Zhang Zian had read the books recommended by Morning Gorilla Star, and all the books were well-written. Perhaps Morning Gorilla Star wouldn't think Pi's novel was good enough. However, Zhang Zian hoped that Morning Gorilla Star, who had read countless books, could at least tell him why Pi's novel failed to be recommended by him. In that case, Zhang Zian could help Pi revise the novel. Zhang Zian was acting like a job seeker who was close to starving to death and desperately needed a job, whatever the job was, to feed himself.
Since it was nearly one o'clock in the morning, the owner had probably gone to bed already. Watching his comment drowning in other comments from authors promoting their own books, Zhang Zian couldn't help but sigh in dismay.
Perhaps he sighed too loud, because Zhang Zian heard a squeaking sound come from the hammock chair. It sounded like Pi had turned over.
He locked his phone screen and waited a little longer. He didn't unlock his phone until there wasn't any more sounds coming from the chair.
What should he do?
He was very sleepy. Should he wait till the reading list owner woke up and try advertising again? 
No, he shouldn't wait. Tomorrow, Pi would receive its first Minor Recommendation Spot. If its novel failed to be ranked in the top three or top four spots, it might never have a chance to receive a recommendation again.
With that thought, he decided to advertise on another reading list. Advertising was just like begging, and as long as he could swallow his pride now, he would gradually become thick-skinned. 
This time, he lowered his expectations by moving his attention from the reading list owners with tens of thousands of followers to ones with hundreds of followers, hoping that some of them hadn't fallen asleep yet.
Zhang Zian noticed that there was one whose ID was Yang Chenkong. In his reading list, Yang Chenkong wrote reviews with thousands of words for each book and offered many thoughtful insights. However, Yang Chenkong only had a mere 3,000 followers. Would it really be useful to advertise in this list?
Zhang Zian desperately went to the comment section. To his surprise, he saw that this reading list owner was still online, discussing his opinions with his friends about a certain book. 
Zhang Zian hadn't read the book that they were talking about. However, from reading their conversation, Zhang Zian felt as if he had read it and learned about its successes and failures. From observing, Zhang Zian could tell that Yang Chenkong was very professional. 
For some reason, the comment section of his reading list was blank and had no advertisements. Zhang Zian chuckled to himself. He could take advantage of this rare opportunity to advertise. 
There were some basic rules of advertising for all reading lists. Unlike like people who put advertisements in bathrooms,  book-promoting advertisements couldn't be randomly posted. Each reading list owner had different requirements for advertisements. For example, Morning Gorilla Star had explicitly stated that he would only recommend novels with no or one female protagonist. Yang Chenkong, however, had a wide range of book choices. Except for supernatural novels, Yang Chenkong basically read every genre. 
However, the most difficult thing was that the list owner didn't specify which book genres he would recommend, and Zhang Zian didn't know how to cater to his preferences. After thinking about it for a while, Zhang Zian rewrote the message that he had sent to Morning Gorilla Star. He deleted the sentence "Currently, there is no female protagonist in this book." He added, "Feel free to read the sample chapters, but don't blame me if you're poisoned (Translator's Note: Read and Poison sound the same in Chinese)," hoping that his self-deprecating tone would draw Yang Chenkong's attention. 
After clicking "Send", he was too tired to repeatedly refresh the comment section as he did before. It was almost half past one in the morning, and he would need to get up early that day.
Putting down his cell phone, Zhang Zian lay down flat on the bed. Soon, he was half-awake and half-asleep, and he would completely fall asleep at any moment. 
In the darkness, Pi had been watching him the whole time. It had barely moved, except to slightly change its posture after its legs started to get numb.
Pi had always known about Zhang Zian's actions. It could tell from Zhang Zian's exhaustion. 
Since Zhang Zian was so tired, it wouldn't matter if he did these things later, right?
Pi opened its mouth and silently imitated the shape of someone saying "thank you."
What?
Zhang Zian thought he heard something. It seemed like someone was talking to him. He barely could open his eyes. His drowsiness was as heavy as a mountain, pressing down on his eyelids.
He looked around and found nothing out of the ordinary. He unlocked his phone screen and saw that it was past two in the morning. 
Since he hadn't logged out from the Qidian app yet, he clicked open Yang Chenkong's comment section, the second reading list owner he advertised on that night, hoping to find Yang Chenkong's review on Pi's novel. However, he found no review, and saw that the advertisement he had posted was gone.
No wonder the comment section was so empty. As it turned out, Yang Chenkong deleted all of the advertisements in his comment section. Zhang Zian's efforts were again all in vain. 
He couldn't keep his eyes open anymore. He shoved his cell phone under his pillow and fell asleep.


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

Jiang Li really hated this schemer. He greatly disliked those who used underhanded means just to steal away properties, wealth, or anything that was not theirs.
Why couldn't people just be content with what they have?
Being ambitious was actually not a bad trait. But it becomes a felony once a particular ambition was reached through improper ways. Worst if it was something that wantonly trampled on others' hard work and lives.
The incensed man resumed the recording.
A boring talk came after, with Jiang Wen telling that Philip how much would be wired over to his account and what other instructions should be additionally spoken by 'Jiang Liuxian'.
'Second Uncle mentioned a script. It only means that they plan to consolidate the fake evidence with a voice recording of something nasty using Dad's voice. Wow. Quite thorough.' In his mind, he conjured up a jaded chibi him, making it clap three times.
A minute more passed, and just when Jiang Li's face was about to slip down the palm supporting his chin, an interesting gossip entered his hearing.
By this time, the one conversing with Jiang Wen was no longer that voice faker, but his own wife. Jiang Li did not cut off the audio since he had a feeling that the Second Madam was not in the dark regarding her husband's plans.
Sadly, their talk did not mention anything new, just the husband sharing his 'exploits' with his wife. That was until they shifted into another topic, his female cousin who finally went back home.
"Dear, my heart is still very uncomfortable whenever I remember what that beast did to her. I really hope our Xin-er gets passed what she's currently going through. My heart is also badly wishing for retribution to fall upon that Cheng Yijun!"
Amidst the fake sobbing noises, her husband replied,
"My wife, my heart is aching too. This is why once we take hold of elder brother's company, I'll start our retaliation against that bastard! Believe in me. Justice will be bestowed to our beloved daughter!"
'... Oh. We finally have one thing in common then? Our desire to kill the male lead?'
Soft chuckle drifted all over the blue-themed room. However, the next thing that sounded out of his laptop's built-in speaker made him widen his eyes a bit.
Second Madam Jiang pleadingly said, "Dear, if possible, once that day arrives, I want that jerk to realize the extent of damages she did to our daughter!"
"I'll make sure to do that. To put both our minds at ease."
Viciousness echoed together with the woman's voice. "Cut off that useless tool of his! Since that Cheng Yijun ruined our daughter when he forced her to abort the child, make him pay this debt in full by ensuring he won't ever produce an heir for the Chengs!"
"T-that... that's a good idea..."
The husband's voice suddenly seemed so small, as though he had just had the scare of his life. Jiang Wen must have been momentarily surprised by his wife's nefarious thoughts.
And Jiang Li would have loved to laugh out loud at his uncle's reaction if it weren't for his brain being busy processing the information he just heard.
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An unfortunate, debt-riddled handsome young man died in the apocalypse after getting bitten by an infant zombie. 

Yet even after death, he was not allowed rest or even grieve as he unluckily got bound to a 'Crazy Villainess Saving' system!

His task? To travel through space and time and save all the female villains in the whole multiverse.

But wait, why does it feel like there is something wrong with his own identity? And, in every world, why is there always an odd girl popping up to distract him from his missions?

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Ting remembered what he was doing before. He was thinking of his next moves. After a moment of decision, he decided to check how his game was doing and add a few options to buy in-game boosts and stuff. 

He wasn't going to be one of those jack*****s that put advertisement everywhere there was white space or open space to rack in the dollar bills. It wasn't a free game after all if he decided to put advertisements in a game people paid for.

He wanted a good reputation for PenguinGames. He didn't want people not getting his software because his company's reputation was terrible.

He wanted people to have the mindset that the products he produces are of the highest quality that he could create.

But, he also didn't want people to know that he was a hacker. Once he gets better and successfully hack into some big companies he is going to be infamous in the cyber scene. He didn't want people to associate his hacker identity with his company.

But this is if he doesn't get caught hacking. If his IP got traced he was most likely screwed unless he wasn't using his own internet.

But maybe with his new pocket world, he could never get caught. Unfortunately, Ling Zhou splashed cold water on that thought.

"Sorry, it doesn't work like that your internet comes from your home. But you don't need to pay for your internet when you use it from your pocket world." Ling Zhou splashed a whole bucket of ice water onto him.

Ting was a bit disappointed but felt better when he didn't need to pay for the internet. Ting thought about how his pocket world could connect to the internet but it was something he couldn't know at the moment.

A pocket world already breaks common logic. No science could prove whether other dimensions and alternate universes exist.

Ting didn't think more about this as he couldn't understand it.

He turned his phone on to the App Store he noticed that he had an older generation of the smartphone. He decided he needed to get an upgrade later.

Now that he was on the AppStore he searched for his game Kingdom Ruler. When his game showed up it was the first one at the top. This could only mean that his game was the highest rated compared to his search.

Unfortunately, it was the only game that was called Kingdom Ruler. However, it was still rated pretty well. He clicked onto his game and looked at the downloads.

Ting was a little disappointed but it was still quite a large number of downloads.

The number of downloads had reached 30 000 downloads. This meant that he earned 300 System Credits. This wasn't a huge amount but, he didn't need so anything to get them all he needed to do was to just wait.

Any small piece of mosquito meat is still meat even if it is very little. A lot of them could accumulate into a hefty amount.

Ting felt great. Ever since he had been expelled he didn't know what to do with his life, however, this was also good fortune that he went the bar to drink to release him from his chains of guilt.

This was how he got the hacker system. If he didn't have this stroke of luck he had gotten then he didn't know what he would be doing. 

But, coming back to the task at hand 300 System credits wasn't a large amount but was quite good for doing nothing but wait.

During this waiting time, he has time to do all the things he wanted to do; he could do some hacking, take some courses in his learning dimension, or exercise to keep in shape.

Ting thought about what to do. He thought about making a decent amount of games or programs, so he could get more people downloading his content and therefore keep the streak of system credits coming.

Once he has a decent amount of applications and games people can download all he needed to do in the future would be to wait and he would earn System Credits by the minute.

But this was something for him to enjoy once he has many more games or applications people can download.

After checking how many people downloaded his game and all the positive reviews. Ting was inspired to program more. Ting Wo wanted his programs to be even more efficient and simple. So he decided to check out the Learning Dimension since it was the second version of it now.

He was wondering how Hua Zhou was since he didn't really visit her. Even though she was not a real person but something that came from the system's learning dimension in order to guide him in some courses. Ting still felt that she was a real person.

He thought about how lonely she would be and all the time she spent alone. Remembering that the time ratio is different compared to earth and time passes much slower in the dimension, Ting felt a bit bad.

He hasn't entered his learning dimension since he started programming his mobile game. If he calculated the time that could be spent during this time inside the dimension, it would be six months.

Without further thought, he entered his learning dimension.

His consciousness fading away. Then slowly he found himself in the learning dimension. Surprised that everything was clean tidy like there was no such thing as dust particles floating everywhere.

When he thought of how dustless this dimension was he felt irritated by the times when he tries to put on a screen protector and there was always this one little air bubble indicating that there was dust there.

But, when he looked around he didn't see Hua Zhou. He was curious about where she would be. He went to the course interface on the table and searched through. The interface also indicated how much system credits he had.

It displayed 2350 System Credits, he earned about 50 System Credits in just a few moments. It felt great to be earning System credits doing nothing.

Ting checked a lot of the courses. He realized the learning dimension upgraded the last time he used it. He called his assistant to inform him about the changes since he didn't ask the last time and only asked for information about the pocket world.

***
Learning Dimension 2:
- More variety of courses.
- Time Ratio 2:1 -> 5:1
***

It looked like the time ratio increased, so for every 5 hours in the dimension, one hour passes on Earth. This was a good thing to have more time to finish his course because if there was something urgent then he could possibly finish his course in a day or so.

He checked out the list of courses available. It was like every course increased in price by a small amount. He looked at all the new courses. Finally he decided to enroll into a business management program.

He decided to choose a business management for an obvious reason. He needed to know how to manage a company.

Once his company expands, he would be the boss of the whole company. He would need to know how to handle various situations.

If his company expands and Ting doesn't know how to manage it well. Then his company will get really messy.

Obviously Ting can't be running it company all the time, he would need to hire a competent manager. Preferably a woman, because why would you want a man to run your company?

For one thing, Ting never had a girlfriend before. He confessed to one, however, he is still single today. Therefore you could tell that he got rejected.

Therefore he decided, he was going to have a woman as his manager or acting CEO. Even if there was a man who had the abilities, he would just be someone working under his manager who he picked.

Ting isn't going to have some inexperienced and incompetent woman. He is going to choose carefully. One that has the abilities to run his company.

But for Ting, his company was just founded. For now, he needed to run his own company. Therefore, he needed to get experience in managing a company.

Ting pressed the enroll button on the interface. He pressed confirm and afterwards he got deducted 2000 System Credits.

He only had 400 System Credits remaining. When Ting looked at the number of System Credits he had left, Ting Wo tried to think on the positive side. 

He thought of how this was going to help him in the long run.

*yawn* "Hey, I'll be teaching you business management level beginner." A voice could be heard from the door of the learning dimension room.

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[System initializing...]

[System has been initialized. Analyzing User’s interests…]

[Analysis complete…]

[Welcome to the Hacker System!]

...

Ting Wo, 19 year old second year at The University Of Everlasting Dreams for Computer Science is expelled. 

His Dad died when he was only three in a car accident. Left with only his mom and him. Trying to survive in modern society.

Having gotten expelled from university, he goes to a bar and gotten drunk and fell down a flight of stairs. A voice sounds in his head. 

“Welcome to The Hacker System!” 

Join Ting Wo as he try’s to change his life once and for all and begin on his way to become the number one Hacker in the world.

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Schedule: - Unknown - Dropped/Hiatus

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