Reborn in the United States in 1995, with all the web novels he has read in his head.

Let's see how he uses online literature to skew America's bestseller rankings and become a popular cultural master like Stan Lee.

In the 20th century, what is the largest IP in Hollywood?

It's comics and web novels!

Netflix? It's nothing without online literature! Disney's CEO later claims.

So, I’ve been reading a lot of newer web novels written by ordinary people, and what I found was a bunch of mistakes, whether its grammar mistakes, plot holes, and even some more serious issues, including texting shorthand (thx, plz), or poor planning. I’ll go through all the mistakes in detail, one mistake per chapter. Don’t expect many updates.

Also, did I mention I swear a fuck ton? You’ve been warned.

Disclaimer: I don’t have a bone to pick with any web novels I mention as examples. You have been warned that I will flame and throw your favorite web novels into the fucking abyss.

suggest me stories to roast and I will

So, I’ve been reading a lot of newer web novels written by ordinary people, and what I found was a bunch of mistakes, whether its grammar mistakes, plot holes, and even some more serious issues, including texting shorthand (thx, plz), or poor planning. I’ll go through all the mistakes in detail, one mistake per chapter. Don’t expect many updates.

Also, did I mention I swear a fuck ton? You’ve been warned.

Disclaimer: I don’t have a bone to pick with any web novels I mention as examples. You have been warned that I will flame and throw your favorite web novels into the fucking abyss.

suggest me stories to roast and I will

also please don't sue me shutterstock :/

Is this Reincarnation? Just like those web novels that I read. So cool
I cant waitttttt about my System ...... WHATTTTT IM A SYSTEM?

Taida Moshohiko died @ age of 23. the reason? Grinding 
and binge reading the 4000ch wuxia novel in his collection
in whole 72 hours (Haysss what a tragic death)
After Confirming the truth about reincarnation, a sudden accident brought by being elated in what kind of system would he get in next life which bring misunderstanding to idiotic God ahemm(cough) God of Creation

Is this Reincarnation?......Just like those web novels that I read. So cool
I cant waitttttt about my System ...... WHATTTTT IM A SYSTEM?

I reincarnated expecting an epic story as you see in those Korean web novels, but I ended up being born after the world had been saved....by my dad.

I ended up being born to the strongest man in the universe. This has its upsides of course but it's not as good as everyone thinks.

He is a normal guy reading web novels and mangas to waste time. Until one day he finds a book.......


And here is my telegram id: t.me/belliq
yep

Yong is a hardcore fan of wuxia-related light/web novels. He strongly believes that one day he will reincarnate or be transported into a different world like one of those protagonist in the wuxia-related light/web novels. 

However, one day on his way to school, a magic circle appears beneath him which transport him to another world. At this moment, he realizes that it is his time to shine and ascend to godhood. Unfortunately,  a King before him shatters that dream with the cliche line "O, Hero!". 

This story is about Yong's journey to Godhood in a magical world!

New 1: Attempt of love

Following her forced marriage (in the nineteenth century), she wanted to love and be free. But fate had a different twist than she imagined.

It was not much of a surprise as to what happened for his exams: he flunked them all, well, most of them at least. His previous grades were barely average and with his present grades, one could easily see the clear decline in his academic performance.

Xing Peng felt heavy and burdened when he got to know his grades, he knew they were going to be bad but he didn't think they would be THAT bad.
His father never cared about him, let alone his grades. Likewise, Xing Peng never cared for his drunk old man. The only one he cared about was his mother. While his grades before were barely average, now they were abysmal. He didn't want to see the disappointment in his mother's eyes when she knew of his academic performance.

But Xing Peng knew this matter couldn't be avoided. He went home and let his mother know about his grades.
Xing Peng's mother didn't say much, other than telling him to work harder next time and to focus on his studies, but Xing Peng knew that she would still be a bit disappointed in him. After all, Ai Yu was struggling to provide him better education so his later life would go smoothly, and here he was flunking his exams and not being worthy of the efforts she put into him.

Although Xing Peng's mother knew that her son was bullied by his brother at home, she ensured that the latter didn't seek any trouble with Xing Peng under her presence.
But this help was only temporary. Since she had to go and manage the small restaurant, she wasn't always at home. Ai Yu knew that without her presence, Xing Shan would definitely trouble his little brother. She could only hope that Xing Peng studied properly in school. 

She was not aware that Xing Peng's troubles didn't end at home, he was bullied at his school,too.
Xing Peng kept quiet about this matter to avoid any unnecessary worry for his mother.

Since the exams were over and his scores were already announced, for the next few days he was in a gloomy mood. He knew, if he wanted to blame anyone for his failure it would be he himself and his *sshole of a brother, Xing Shan. If he had studied and didn't indulge in those Chinese novels then perhaps, he could have gotten average grades and if Xing Shan had stopped beating and torturing him for no reason, getting grades a bit above average was likely possible for him.

But those were just "ifs", the truth was, that he had miserable grades at the moment.
Feeling down for his own stupidity over abandoning himself to those novels, Xing Peng once again turned to read the very same as he consoled himself: "Exams are already over, so reading a bit more won't really affect me for now and when the next round of exams comes, I would have already stopped reading novels and begun studying hard to get good grades."

The next day when Xing Peng went to school his friend, Li Chong, brought him to a remote corner to show him something.

"What's up? What do you want to show me, brother Chong?" Xing Peng asked curiously.

"Hmm... just wait a bit" Li Chong said as he took out his phone and showed Xing Peng some web novels.

"See, here are the translated versions of the Chinese novels in English, meant for the international audiences. I know you are struggling a bit with the English language and since you also like reading these novels, you should try reading some web novels as it will improve your English as well. It's like killing two birds with one stone" Li Chong explained.

"Really? That's amazing! But sadly, I only have an ordinary phone, nothing like yours, which happens to be the latest smartphone" Xing Peng said.
But he didn't feel too grieved over it. His family's finances were limited, given how his father wasted most of the money by gambling it away or by getting himself drunk, the family was always in a tight situation when it came to their finances.
His mother wasn't able to change this situation either, she had tried but was slapped and lashed at.

"Brother Xing Peng, why make me feel more miserable than before? I figured that, because I introduced you to some Chinese novels, your grades have dropped. Don't try to deny it, I know it. 
But your eyes aren't as gloomy as they used to be before. So now I don't know whether I did a good or a bad thing by introducing you to novels" Li Chong laughed as he put his new phone into Xing Peng's hands.

"Brother Chong... this? Why did you hand me your smartphone?" At this point Xing Peng was confused, but when he saw Li Chong taking out a similar phone from his pocket and grinning, he seemed to have realized something and immediately asked: "Is this for me?"

Xing Peng immediately regretted asking such stupid question. This was one of the latest smartphones in the market, so how could Li Chong give it to him so easily?

But to his surprise, Li Chong nodded and said: "Actually, there was an offer of: "Buy one get one free", so when I bought that phone I got another one for free. Since you are my only friend in school, I decided to gift it to you" Li Chong smoothly lied.

Xing Peng found something was off, but to give his only friend some face, he accepted his gift.
Later that day, Xing Peng's web novel reading adventures began.
His exams had just finished recently and the next round was still a good 2 or 3 months away.
Xing Peng soon noticed that reading these web novels somehow made him feel more at ease with the English language and he was rapidly improving and grasping it.

When he was back at home, his mother was obviously the first one to notice that Xing Peng was using one of those expensive smartphones that had just recently arrived on the market. She felt shocked and asked: "Peng'er, where did you get that phone from?"

Seeing his mother's concerned expression, Xing Peng laughed and said: "Mom, don't worry. My friend, Li Chong, gave it to me as a present today"

Xing Peng's mother had already heard of this "Li Chong" as Xing Peng sometimes mentioned him to her, she also knew he was her son's best friend, so she calmed down a bit, but was still shocked. 
[Peng'er's friend must be from a rich family, no wonder he can afford to gift away smartphones to his friends.] As she thought of this, she couldn't help but sigh.

As a mother, she always wished the best for her children but given the limited finances they had, she couldn't afford it.

Nevertheless, she felt happy. [If Peng'er holds firmly onto this friend of his, perhaps he wouldn't have any troubles in the society,in future.] Ai Yu thought.
Her assumption about Li Chong wasn't that far off the mark; He was indeed from a rich family, but an illegitimate child, so his finances were strictly limited.

Xing Peng got easily hooked up with the web novels; often sleeping late at times. The ones he was mostly interested in were also his favourites: reincarnation-type novels.
One novel he came across was "Divine Ice God". It seemed to have come into publication on the web novel platform only recently. There were already a few chapters released, and out of pure curiosity Xing Peng checked it out and found it quite an impressive piece of work.
Although it was only in the beginning phase, it would surely become a great novel as it developed, Xing Peng thought as he proceeded to read more interesting web novels.

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

discord link: https://discord.gg/jYXaZPB

Hello everyone,

No, this is not bad news. I just wanted to thank everyone for their support so far. To everyone who's recommended this to a friend, given a spirit stone, added to library, or written a comment, thank you. They're all motivation for me to continue telling this story.

It's not easy for a first time writer. When I was only a reader, I never understood the difficulties of being a creator. Reading a chapter may take only a few minutes, but writing it takes hours. Then there's the constant doubt that we all face when starting something new. With every word written, your mind pesters you with many thoughts:

'Is this story any good?'

'Maybe I'm just wasting my time.'

'Will people even read this?'

Still, in life you have to take risks.

Growing up, I never really enjoyed writing. Now I realize that was only because I never found anything I wanted to write. It was probably seven years ago when I first had the idea to write this story. I wasn't reading web novels back then, but I had read manga since my childhood. That was the format I first visualized this in. However, being western, with no illustration skills, I didn't know of any path to start creating this kind of thing. Unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately, that stopped me from starting this endeavor.

Then five years ago, I started reading Asian web novels. At that time, there were really only a few such novels partially translated into English. Now, if there aren't over 1000 completely translated, there are 800. That's not to mention the English originals. It's amazing how far things have come in such a short time. Recently, the web novel industry has grown to a size where a good writer can potentially even make a living doing this if he works hard enough. That was the turning point for me.

With Covid halting the spin of the world, I found myself with many more free hours in the day. Suddenly one afternoon, the inspiration hit me that I could write this story as a web novel. I sat down, typed my first paragraph, and from then, I was hooked. Now, here we are. 142 pages out into the world.

There's still a very long way to go. We haven't scratched the surface of Joey's story yet. After all, the road to the top is a long and challenging one. Still, I just wanted to get that out there and let you know I appreciate everything. Every little bit of support helps me and encourages me to keep writing this story, and to put the utmost care into every word I type. Thank you everyone for reading so far, and I hope you'll continue with me on this journey.

-Samsara

"To outplay a man in poker is to own him in mind, wallet, and soul." - Joey Fiore, World Series of Poker champion.

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a millionaire overnight? It was the start of the poker boom and that was the dream of millions of poker players all over the world. All types of geniuses, gamblers, and hustlers flocked to poker rooms with ambitions of making it big. Follow Joey, a teenager with the special ability of an empath, as he rises to challenge the greatest poker players in existence.

Empath: someone with the abnormal ability to experience the thoughts and emotions of others. (*This is a real life ability.)

*Like other sports or game novels, you don’t need to understand poker to enjoy this novel. It’s written in a reader-friendly manner. While I’ll introduce poker basics at a gradual pace in the background, the focus will be on thrilling competitions and dramatic aspects that everyone can relate to.

If you'd like to support the author, please donate to Paypal: https://bit.ly/3lPcYj1

Once again, Zhao Youyue turned her attention to reality, to the cultural company she created under her own banner. She too had created a web novel site, which she then began to invest in, promoting and advertising whatever plagiarized work she could there.
The real world was highly advanced, there was little room left in the market for new competitors. Undoubtedly, Qidian was the most famous website for web novels, and Zhao Youyue was a super tycoon on that website.
Under normal circumstances, those insiders would think that Zhao Youyue's effort in creating a web novel site and making it mobile-friendly was a waste of money.
As the web novel market continued to grow, it was normal to see lesser imitations appear once in a while, before vanishing into wisps.
For struggling authors, these small web novel sites might just be their lifeboats.
Competition in Qidian was ridiculous. Unless an author produces something stellar, he would get buried in the dirt along with the others. For Qidian to upload a particular web novel, that author had to write at least 200,000 words. If an author's work failed right after it was published on Qidian, that author's two months worth of effort would have gone to waste...
Under such circumstances, some authors would choose to sign contracts with the smaller web novel sites. On the other hand, those insignificant web novel sites also needed some content for their bare libraries. Of course, the big shots in Qidian couldn't be bothered about these little islands.
Just like any newly created website, Zhao Youyue's "Source World" web novel site started off by blatantly promoting itself on the forums of its major competitors, leading with the tagline, "Gossip from all corners of the country."
There were many web novel authors in this particular forum, the highly talented ones included. Some well-known authors might act coy and claim disassociation with the major platforms, but they still paid close attention to this forum. Of course, a minority of authors would put on their sockpuppet identities to debate or fend for themselves whenever there was a negative review of themselves.
Truly talented authors would spend their time writing new content, not waste time on this meaningless web forum.
"Gossip from all corners of the country" took the forum by storm. Experienced readers soon vouched for the quality found there.
Even though this web forum had a lot of foul-mouth users, the forum's search function came in particularly handy. Whenever a particular web novel had a huge number of people debating over it, it would definitely be worth the read.
Zhao Youyue's "Source World" advertisement in this forum was nothing like the other web novel sites. Instead of attracting failing authors to contribute to her website, she just wanted more readers to know her website. She had no intention of begging for authors to join her website; it was entirely up to them.
Zhao Youyue's current "Source World" was flooded with plagiarists' literary work, so as those authors harvested the profits of their ill-gotten stories, Zhao Youyue milked the bejeezus out of them. This was most probably the only use of that source world.
As time went by, a number of authors finally realized that this web novel site was peculiar. As they waited for the "Source World" to take in their drafts, they had learned that surprisingly, this web novel site had no intention of buying off any literary work, it was only on a shared copyright basis!
Soon, "Source World" became the biggest joke in this forum. Many of the experienced readers started mocking it—
"This is my first time witnessing such an arrogant web novel site. It doesn't even have a solid reader base, and it's already thinking of sharing the rights? Only idiots would post their work on this website."
"What a stingy little website, it's impossible to compete in the fierce competition of web novel sites. It would go bankrupt within three months!"
"What's with this 'Source World" web novel site, I see no known authors, or editors even. There's no way it would draw the attention of any readers -- what a joke."
"This is probably the cheapest way to create a web novel website, just like those company with big names with no real content, is this actually a cover for illegal transactions..."
...
Authors started making fun of this newly created website.
When a web novel site made its debut, its founders would spend a lot of money to invite a talented author with a ton of fans, or an experienced editor; some would even settle for a less popular but talented author.
But not the "Source World" web novel site, it appeared to set itself way up there, waiting authors to come on their own free will.
As the biggest joke in the forum, everyone would check up on it.
Zhou Zhipeng was an experienced reader, and an amateur writer. He was a senior in this web novel forum, and his pen name was "Garuda." For some unknown reason, he was interested in this "Source World" web novel site. He did not expect much, he just wanted to see if anyone would actually walk up to start writing for it.
Perhaps this web novel site was merely collecting pirated web novels to fill up their library. Without any authors, how could it be producing web novels?
When he entered the website, he was drawn by the well-designed UI. It might be just a small website, but it certainly had its standards, unlike those massive pirate websites.
He soon found that this website already had hundreds of on-going literary works!
Zhou Zhipeng was most definitely curious. Hoping to get to the bottom of the mystery, he clicked on an interesting sounding title of the alternate history genre, which was a personal favorite of his and started reading, hoping that it would not wash out his eyes.


An introverted girl has had enough of the isolation inadvertently formed by her solitary nature. Things changed when she discovers that she has the ability to transverse across the fabric of our universe into the dimensions of multiple storylines. Not only do these storylines leave her with invaluable lessons - they also impart a portion of their power - if she is deserving of it. The time has come for Zhao Youyue to change her fate. Never again, will she remain as a Side-Character!

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