Finally, after searching for two years a man named Mason Sierra and his crew, find the notorious Copper Cave. Treasurer of Casper Venturi. But 1st they must "Tie-up-loose-ends." To keep the treasure for themselves. 

Young, poor Michael Henchard feels trapped by his wife 
and child and one night gets drunk at a fair and sells 
them to a stranger called Newson. Horrified by what 
he has done, he swears not to touch alcohol for twenty 
years. Eighteen years later he is the mayor of Casterbridge 
and a successful businessman. Believing Newson is dead, 
his wife, Susan, and daughter, Elizabeth-Jane, arrive in 
Casterbridge to find Henchard because she has no money. 
He marries her again and they have a short happy life 
together. Farfrae, a young man with modern business 
ideas, arrives at the same time and becomes Henchard's 
farm manager. Susan dies, and Henchard learns that 
Elizabeth-Jane is really Newson's daughter. Henchard falls 
out with Farfrae, who sets up a rival business, and soon 
outdoes him. A woman from Henchard's past, Lucetta, 
comes to Casterbridge. Henchard now wants to marry 
her, but she and Farfrae fall in love. Henchard's business 
fails and he loses his house so he starts drinking again. 
Lucetta dies of shock after the local people make fun of 
her and Henchard in public. He sees that he will now 
lose his 'daughter' as well as everything else. He leaves 
Casterbridge on foot. He is penniless and has lost his 
family – just as at the beginning of the story. Elizabeth-
Jane remains loyal to Henchard, but he dies before she can 
find him.
Chapter 1: Henchard, a farm worker aged twenty, has a 
family, no job and no home. He gets drunk and sells his 
wife and child for five guineas to a sailor named Newson 
at a fair. Devastated at what he has done, he looks for 
them without success. Henchard makes a solemn promise 
not to touch alcohol for twenty years. 
Chapter 2: Susan, widowed and poor, and her eighteen-
year-old daughter, Elizabeth-Jane arrive in Casterbridge to 
find Henchard. She is relieved to find he is now the Mayor 
and a businessman who needs a corn manager for his 
growing business.
Chapter 3: Henchard employs Farfrae, a handsome 
innovative Scotsman as corn manager and the business 
improves. He also meets Susan and devises a plan so 
that the townspeople do not find their marriage strange. 
He draws closer to Farfrae and tells him about his past; 
including a woman in Jersey he promised to marry. 
Chapter 4: Henchard marries Susan, but she is reluctant 
to have her daughter's last name changed. He and Farfrae 
disagree publicly over a worker. Henchard is jealous and 
organises a rival entertainment day to Farfrae's, but it fails. 
Farfrae leaves him and sets up a rival business. Susan dies 
but leaves a letter with the truth about her daughter.
Chapter 5: Henchard tells Elizabeth-Jane what happened 
at the fair twenty years ago but reads in Susan's letter that 
she is really Newson's daughter. He begins to treat her 
coldly, and even encourages Farfrae to see her. Elizabeth-
Jane meets a woman at her mother's grave who is friendly 
and offers her to share her house. : Lucetta, the woman from Jersey, has inherited 
property in Casterbridge and has employed Elizabeth-Jane 
as a housekeeper. Henchard tries to see her but they fail to 
meet. Farfrae calls in to see Elizabeth-Jane, who is out. He 
likes Lucetta and she loses interest in Henchard.
Chapter 7: Henchard goes bankrupt because of the 
weather and his own impatience while Farfrae's business 
succeeds. Henchard realises he and Farfrae compete for 
Lucetta's love, so he threatens her with making their past 
public so that she accepts his proposal of marriage.
Chapter 8: Henchard agrees to postpone their wedding 
if Lucetta helps him buy some time to repay a debt to 
Grower. She can't because she has secretly married Farfrae 
and Grower acted as witness. 
Chapter 9: Henchard claims the letters from his safe, and 
reads them out to Farfrae without disclosing the sender. 
He promises Lucetta to give tham back to her and asks 
Jopp to deliver them.
Chapter 10: Jopp asks Lucetta to help him become her 
husband's manager but she refuses. In a pub, he reads out 
the letters to two women and they plan a skimmity-ride in 
town to scorn Lucetta and Henchard. 
Chapter 11: A member of the Royal family visits the 
town but Henchard is not allowed to greet him. Hurt, 
Henchard fights Farfrae in a barn but cannot bring himself 
to kill him.
Chapter 12: Henchard is back in town to see the ride. 
Farfrae does not see the ride because he is lured away from 
town but Lucetta dies of the shock.
Chapter 13: Henchard and Elizabeth-Jane live 
together happily. Elizabeth-Jane and Farfrae renew their 
relationship and get married. Newson returns and tells his 
daughter the truth, which makes her very happy.
Henchard leaves the town.
Chapter 14: Elizabeth-Jane marries Farfrae and tries to 
find her father to take care of him but he dies before she 
can find him. 
The original text
The novel first appeared serially, in twenty instalments, 
in 1886 in The Graphic, an English periodical and 
simultaneously in the United States. The book appeared 
as soon as the serial publication was complete but it differs 
a lot from the serial novel. It has been adapted for TV as a 
miniseries.
Background and themes
Where the story came from: Hardy claims the story 
was inspired by three actual events: the sale of a wife 
by her husband reported in a local newspaper, the 
uncertain harvests and the visit of Prince Albert, Queen 
Victoria's husband, to Dorchester, the town upon which 
Casterbridge is based, in 1849. 
Fight with self: The main theme of the book is 
Henchard's fight against two things: his own character 
and chance. As he fights with himself, his actions and 
decisions affect other people's lives, usually badly. He 
often allows negative feelings to overwhelm him – at the 
beginning when things seem so bad he sells his wife. He is 
always honest in business, but not always kind; he is often 
impatient and quick to anger, but he is capable of great 
love and great loneliness. His complex character creates 
uncertainty in the reader – should we feel sorry for him or 
does he deserve everything that happens to him?
Chance: Chance plays an important part throughout the 
story: the chance appearance of Newson in the tent when 
Henchard is trying to sell his wife; the rain that spoils 
Henchard's fair; the August weather that ruins Henchard's 
business; the chance meeting between Farfrae and Lucetta 
when they fall in love. Hardy believes that although 
Henchard is a powerful character, he is never fully in 
control of his life.
Alcohol also has a role here. Henchard's life improves 
when he stops drinking; as he devotes himself to work, 
builds a successful business and eventually becomes mayor. 
Once he starts again, he loses his pride and his judgement. 
Traditional versus modern: The two men represent 
contrasting ways of life in the country. Henchard is 
traditional and old-fashioned. Farfrae is young and 
modern. Hardy was always fascinated by country customs 
and ways. He often includes strange country rituals like 
the skimmity-ride in his novels. They make useful plot 
devices and allow him to paint pictures of colourful but 
less important characters. He also uses them to reveal the 
conservative side of society, which can be very cruel to 
people who fall outside its strict rules of moral behaviour. 
Lucetta dies because of the skimmity joke. This breaking 
of the moral code becomes a very important theme in 
Hardy's later novels, which shocked the reading public 
and ended Hardy's novel-writing career. What has Providence done to Mr Hardy 
that he should rise up in the arable land of 
Wessex and shake his fist at his Creator?
So wrote Hardy's friend Edmund Gosse at 
the end of a review of Jude the Obscure. 
It's a fair question. What made Hardy see 
the world as such a dark and unforgiving 
place? He grew up in a loving family, 
studied and worked at a job he enjoyed, 
lived in a part of the country he loved, 
went on to make his living as a writer, and 
became (and remains) one of the greatest 
English novelists. His life had its tragedies 
– the suicide of a close friend, a childless 
and ultimately unhappy marriage – as well 
as its philosophical darknesses (he found 
the conventional notion of a benevolent 
God impossible). But surely these are not 
sufficient to explain an almost malevolentlydisinterested Fate that wreaks its heedless 
damage upon the central characters of 
his books. For Hardy, coincidences are not 
merely plot devices: they are the wheels 
of a Juggernaut that will crush everything 
that has any association with it; and to 
which the characters seem tied by virtue 
of their flawed human-ness. 
Hardy was compulsively interested in 
how people's characteristics shaped their 
lives; in local history; and in recognising 
the social shifts that were changing the 
landscape, workscape, philosophy and 
very tenor of the world he knew. As a 
writer, he bridged the span between the 
high Victorian of the 1860s and the era 
of Modernism in the 1920s. Around him, 
the rigorous certainties of the former gave 
way to the intellectual and spiritual doubtsof the latter, and the shift was registered 
everywhere, from the literary cliques 
of London to the labourers in Dorset – 
everything was undergoing a profound 
upheaval. And Hardy was caught between 
the two extremes.
He was born to a builder and master 
stonemason in Bockhampton, Dorset, and 
although educated at home until he was 
eight, he was a capable student and by 
the time he was 13 was learning French 
and Latin. He was also a lover of music, 
something he shared with his father, 
playing the violin and joining the choir. 
But his family's social status and lack of 
funds meant any further education was 
out of the question, so at 16 he went 
to study under the architect John Hicks, 
and at about the same time, met Horatio 
(Horace) Moule. For the next 15 years or 
so, Moule was to be a friend and mentor, 
introducing Hardy to the contemporary 
authors and the Greek writers, whose 
sense of the tragic was to be echoed in 
much of Hardy's work. Moule was a man 
of profound charm, charisma, intellect 
and personality, blighted with melancholia 
and a tendency to alcohol. He eventually 
committed suicide in 1873. There is no 
evidence to suggest a sexual element to 
their closeness, but Moule's life (and death) 
had the same depth of effect on Thomas 
Hardy as Arthur Hallam's had on Tennyson 
– something at the very root of life was 
expressed by the friendship; something 
crushingly destroyed by the death.
Before that tragedy, however, Hardy 
was making a living as an architect, and 
in 1862 he took a post in a practice in 
London. Here his pained sensitivity to 
the niceties of the English class system 
and his belief that reform in all areas of 
English social life (philosophical, religious 
and political) was necessary were honed 
by his exposure to wider culture and to 
other writers and philosophers. But his 
health was never strong; and the urge to 
live in the countryside he loved so much 
meant he returned to Dorset five years 
later. He had been writing poetry for some 
time, but it was felt that the publishers 
wanted prose. So he started writing 
novels, though at first the publishers didn't 
want them, either. He destroyed his first 
one, but was persuaded to carry on, and 
between 1872 (Under the GreenwoodTree) and 1898 (The Well-Beloved) he 
wrote 18 novels, including six or seven of 
the greatest works in English fiction. These 
are tragedies that bring together strong 
characters and an implacable Fate (often 
one that seems to pass judgement on the 
basis of conventional morality) in an area 
of south-west England that Hardy knew, 
loved, understood – and mythologised as 
Wessex. One of these was The Mayor of 
Casterbridge.
It explores many of his core themes: 
the traps of convention; the ramifications 
of character; class and social structure; the 
conflicts between love and loyalty, self and 
the greater good; fate; religion; and many 
other issues, all laced within a story that 
– for all its apparent improbability – has 
its starting point in fact. Hardy collected 
items that matched his view of the way 
life treated people, and incorporated them 
in his works; and he noticed a story in a 
local paper about a man selling his wife at 
a fair. It seemed a perfect springboard for 
the characters he had in mind. Henchard 
is not just a victim of circumstance – his 
fate is rooted in his inherent characteristics 
and the decisions he makes are based on 
his nature. The same is true of Farfrae, 
Elizabeth-Jane (although she was 
somewhat softened in later editions, which 
rather reduced her strength of character) 
and even Susan and Newson. This is why 
the novel has the subtitle A Story of a 
Man of Character (although which man is 
meant by this is not completely clear). The 
lives that are played out are not merely at 
the whim of fate, God or even, to some 
extent, the novelist. They are the natural 
extensions of the characters themselves.
The novel was serialised in the Graphic
with some trepidation, since Hardy was 
developing a reputation for controversy 
that would only grow over the remaining 
10 years of his life as a novelist. His 
opposition to many of the standard mores 
put him at odds with the establishment, 
and the reception afforded his later works 
– one Bishop actually burned a copy of 
Jude the Obscure and, as Hardy pointed 
out, that was probably only because he 
couldn't burn the novelist – decided him 
to give up the form altogether and return 
to his first love, poetry.
Between 1898 and the end of his 
life, Hardy published no more novels, butconcentrated on poems and epic verse. He 
was awarded the Order of Merit in 1910, 
having earlier refused a knighthood, and a 
major edition of his works was published 
in 1912. But the same year, his wife – from 
whom he had been essentially estranged 
for almost two decades – died; and her 
death proved a wellspring of profound 
emotion and inspiration as he remembered 
their earlier happiness. He married his 
secretary Florence Dugdale two years 
later, and continued to publish verse and 
autobiography until his death in 1928. 
So what had Providence done to Mr 
Hardy? Nothing of itself, perhaps. It was 
his fate to be gifted with a sense of the 
effects of character on life, of the capacity 
for unhappiness, of the shifts undermining 
the social world; his fate to have a poetic 
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She tried to restrain her anger.
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"What took you so long?" Callea complained as Deive get off the car. "I am bored here waiting for you."

Torque left with Marina and Luna for a joy ride. Her cousin wanted her friends to go someplace else. While she was left at Villa Celesta alone. She also wanted to leave the villa for a while and see new sights. It has been a long time since she left Nagcarlan. Her destination was always Villa Celesta and the mansion. It was starting to become a bore. But she wanted a place that has no people around. She just wanted the view and nature.

"Do you want to attend a cosplay event?"

"Cosplay?" She clasped her hands and she saw stars as she thinks about people wearing different costumes. It didn't matter who they were because they were in character. They were not obliged to show their real self. What's important is they could represent the character well and could show their creative side. "I love that."

"There's a cosplay event in SM Mall of Asia. It is still early. We can get there on time." It was eight-thirty in the morning.

"As in right now?" She didn't know what to do. She was excited. It was her first time to attend that kind of event. She wanted to ask her cousins to bring her to those kinds of events before but they were killjoy. They said that it was only for teenagers. She ran inside the mansion to change into a costume that Pipay, her friend designer, sent her recently. She stopped suddenly when she remembered Deive. "H-How about you? Will you wear a costume?"

He nods his head. "Yes. I will be Shadow Knight. Pipay gave me a costume for me as a gift. She said that she wants you to have a partner when you feel like being on the character. I might as well use it." Shadow Knight was a character in one of her graphic novels.

"Then I will be Calliope so we can be partners." She stood in her toes and kiss his cheek. "Thank you, Shadow Knight."

In less than five minutes, her costumes and makeup kit were packed. Good thing Marina prepared it near the treasure chest and her knee-high boots were waiting for her as well.  Calliope's costume was perfect. It had a veil that covered her face. Nobody would know what she looked like behind it.

 At the car, she already wore the veil. Her body was buzzing with excitement as I answered Deive's questions about his character Shadow Knight. She didn't notice how long their trip lasted.

He said that he owned a condo near SM Mall of Asia so they changed their clothes there. It took an hour to fix her hair and the makeup. Calliope was a Gothic Lolita character. She let her hair down. She was wearing a long back tulle dress with petticoat. She also had a black lacy fan that could dispel evil spirits. She decided not to put on makeup since she would be wearing a veil.

Her breath hitched when she saw Deive in his Shadow Knight costume. He looked like an aristocrat vampire. His elegant black cape collar coat was perfect for his lithe body. Even the black lacy baroque pants were so on point. She never thought Shadow Knight could be this sexy until Deive personified it. Unlike her, he ditched the mask and it showcased his beautiful face. He didn't even need his jeweled sword because his piercing eyes could easily melt souls.

She was so amazed when she entered SMX Convention Center. Cosplayers were milling around and they were wearing costumes from her graphic novels. Her heart was about to burst. To see her characters come to life and loved by many was heaven.

But she was there as a cosplayer and not as Xylara, the mysterious author.

She suddenly got cold feet when she saw the tarpaulin hanging above the escalator and the entrance to the convention center. Xylara's Book Signing.

She blinked several times. That was her pen name unless there was another Xylara she was not aware of.

She looked around the convention center's lobby once more. All of the cosplayers were wearing her character's costume. Some were even holding copies of her graphic novels. The event was for her. Exclusively for her.

She felt trapped. She would be forced to talk to all those people. Strangers. A lot of strangers had come to see her. They were taking each other's photos and for sure they would take her pictures, too. What if they insist to see her face? What if they tried to hurt her? No. She couldn't do this.

She started running out of breath then stepped back. What would she do with those people?

Deive blocked her with his body before she could retreat some more. "Stay, Callea."

An arranged marriage to a perfect bride.

To keep him in line, playboy Deive Hontiveros needs to marry Callea Lopez so he could start his own business. He thought he got lucky when he sees how beautiful and caring Callea is.

She lives in a haunted mansion though and he got plagued by a mysterious ghost of a woman and her cat from hell.

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I didn't even know this guy.

Daemon's eyes narrowed. "Matthew, if you value the ability to walk, I wouldn't go there." Weirded out to the max, I stepped to the side. "I think I should go."

"I'm thinking Matthew should go," Daemon said, stepping in front of me, "unless he has another purpose other than sticking his nose where it doesn't belong."

Even Daemon couldn't block the revulsion in the man's stare. "I'm sorry," I said, voice wavering, "but I don't know what's going on here. We were just swimming."

Matthew's gaze swung on Daemon, who squared his shoulders. "It's not what you're thinking. Give me some credit. Dee hid my keys, forced me take her out to get them back." A hot flush swept through me. Did he really need to tell some dude I was a pity date?

And then the man laughed. "So this is Dee's little friend."

"That would be me," I said, crossing my arms.

"I thought you had this under control." He gestured toward me, sounding as if I were a homicidal clown standing next to Daemon.

"That you'd make your sister understand."

"Yeah, well, why don't you try to make her understand," Daemon retorted. "So far, I'm not having much luck."

Matthew's lips thinned. "Both of you should know better."

A crack of thunder startled me as they stared down at one another. Lightning streaked overhead, momentarily blinding. Once the light receded, dark, tumultuous clouds rolled in.

Energy crackled around me, flashing across my skin.

Then Matthew turned away, casting another dark look in my direction before heading inside Daemon's house. The moment the door slammed shut behind him, the clouds parted. I stared at Daemon, mouth hanging open.

"What...what just happened?" I asked.

He was already walking into the house, the door smacking off the frame once again like a shot in a canyon. I stood there, not sure what happened. I looked up at the clear sky. No trace of the violent storm. I'd seen that happen a hundred times in Florida, but what occurred seemed way too freakish. And thinking back to the lake, I wasn't sure what had happened, but I knew Daemon had been underwater far too long.

I also knew there was something not normal about him.

About all of them.

Dee called that night, and even though I wanted to tell her that my time with Daemon hadn't been all puppy dog tails and rainbows, I lied. I told her he was great. He earned his keys and then some. Otherwise, she might make him take me on another outing.

I almost felt bad for lying when she sounded happy.

The next week crawled by. I had endless time to dread the fact there was only a week and a half left before school started. Dee still hadn't come back from visiting family or whatever she was doing. Left alone and bored out of my mind, I'd gotten reacquainted with the Internet intimately.

It was early Saturday evening when Daemon unexpectedly showed up at my door, hands shoved into the pockets of his jeans. His back was to me, head tipped back as he stared up at the cloudless blue sky. A few stars were starting to appear but the sun wouldn't truly set for another couple of hours.

Surprised to see him, I walked outside. His head whipped down so fast I thought he would pull a muscle. "What are you doing?" I asked.

His brows slanted low. Several seconds passed and then his lip tipped up at one corner.

He cleared his throat. "I like staring at the sky. There's something about it." His gaze returned to the sky. "It's endless, you know." Daemon almost sounded deep. "Is some crazy dude going to run out of your house and yell at you for talking to me?"

"Not right now, but there is always later." I wasn't sure if he was being serious or not.

"I'm okay missing 'later.'"

"Yeah. Busy?"

"Other than messing with my blog, no."

"You have a blog?" He faced me, leaning back against the post. Derision pinched his features.

He'd said blog like it was a crack habit.

"Yeah, I have a blog."

"What's your blog's name?"

"None of your business," I said, smiling sweetly.

"Interesting name." He returned my smile with a half grin. "So what do you blog about?

Knitting? Puzzles? Being lonely?"

"Ha. Ha, smartass." I sighed. "I review books."

"Do you get paid for them?"

I laughed out loud at that. "No. Not at all." Daemon seemed confused by that. "So you review books and you don't get paid if someone buys a book based on your review?"

"I don't review books to get paid or anything." Although that would be sweet, which reminded me I needed to get a library card. "I do it because I like it. I love reading, and I enjoy talking about books."

"What kind of books do you read?"

"All different kinds." I leaned against the post opposite of him, craning my neck back to meet his steady gaze. "Mainly I prefer the paranormal stuff."

"Vampires and werewolves?"

Man, how many questions could he ask?

"Yeah."

"Ghosts and aliens?"

"Ghost stories are cool, but I don't know about aliens. ET really doesn't do it for me and a lot of readers."

One single eyebrow arched. "What does it for you?"

"Not slimy green space creatures," I replied.

"Anyway, I also appreciate graphic novels, history stuff - "

"You read graphic novels?" Disbelief colored his tone. "Seriously?" I nodded. "Yeah, so what? Are girls not supposed to like graphic novels and comics?" He stared at me a long moment, then jerked his chin toward the woods. "Want to go on a hike?"

"Uh, you know I'm not good with the whole hiking thing," I reminded him.

A grin appeared. There was an edge to it.

Rough. Sexy. "I'm not taking you up on the Rocks. Just a harmless little trail. I'm sure you can handle it."

"Did Dee not tell you where your keys were?" I asked, suspicious.

"Yeah, she did."

"Then why are you here?"

Daemon sighed. "I don't have a reason. I thought I would just stop over, but if you're going to question everything, then you can forget it."

I watched him go down the steps as I chewed on my lip. This was crazy. I'd been dying of boredom for days. Rolling my eyes, I called out, "All right, let's do this."

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PLOT

STARTING OVER SUCKS

When we moved to West Virginia right before my senior year, I'd pretty much resigned myself to thick accents, dodgy internet access, and a whole lot of boring... until I spotted my hot neighbor, with his looming height and eerie green eyes. Things were looking up.

AND THEN HE OPENED HIS MOUTH

Daemon is infuriating. Arrogant. Stab-worthy. We do not get along. At all. But when a stranger attacks me and Daemon literally freezes time with a wave of his hand, well, something... unexpected happens.

THE HOT ALIEN LIVING NEXT DOOR MARKS ME

You heard me. Alien. Turns out Daemon and his sister have a galaxy of enemies wanting to steal their abilities, and Daemon's touch has me lit up like the Vegas Strip. The only way I'm getting out of this alive is by sticking close to Daemon until my alien mojo fades.

IF I DON'T KILL HIM FIRST, THAT IS

This is not the original book readers as I said that before. This book is originally written by Jennifer L. Armentrout and I just made few changes that's it. I am not trying to take credit of her work and skills. Thank you for reading. Enjoy Reading!! Stay safe!!

ABOUT BOOK

This book Is one of those “new girl moves to town and accidentally meets a group of non-humans” It’s also a perfect “Boy next door romance” Katy moves from Florida to West Virginia. Turns out she lives next door to the most hottest siblings. Throughout the plot Katy is befriending her neighbours, however, realises that strange things are happening there. She experiences weird paranormal things whilst juggling high school, making friends, avoiding a certain bitchy girl, but mostly the gorgeous arrogant and snarky neighbour besides her. When you combine a feisty girl from Florida and a sexy, alien.

Hi Guys I'm The Author of *"Project Omegaverse the Novel" * I'm so excited to release the Chapter 1~5
I hope that everyone will like it, especially to those readers that actually love to read manga/webtoon ..it's not an ordinary novel cuz I make it a little easy to read because there are many types of readers that actually easy to get bored when reading novels It's called "Graphic Novel Script / Script Writing'' for those who don't know this, Script writing involves a heavier reliance on spoken dialogue. In novels, characters are revealed through description and internal monologue, whereas screenwriters develop their characters through action and dialogue. So everyone will easily to read who's speaking in their own point of view, Aside from that  I want to make it a webtoon but I don't have much time and I'm still studying to draw because I'm not good enough to draw some characters So I thinks it's hard for me, but I will make it a webtoon soon that's a little short announcement So please everyone support my novel Thank you and stay safe~
Project Omegaverse Release Date : 2 / 1 / 2021
~Wayzone16
This Novel is also Available in
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What if I'm the first Omega. What should I do? 
What if I'm an Alpha. What should I do?
What if I’m a Beta? Is it still the same?



There are many questions inside my head that I can't answer. I don’t know if I'm still the same, Minhyuk’’

Synopsis : 

In the early Generation of omegaverse there are Societies whereas humans are divided into a dominance hierarchy of Dominant "⍶ Alphas","β Betas",  and Submissive "Ω Omegas" but in this generation there are no more Omega only Betas and Alphas

Park Jisung is a Dominant Alpha, He is the son of the Most famous and Richest Doctor In the whole world, He Secretly likes Minhyuk because of their childhood memories.

Kim Minhyuk is the last omega in the new generation after the extinction of all omega, He wants to become a Professional Painter..He is the son of the Most famous Scientist In a University .

After the University Opening Ceremony Party Jisung see that Minhyuk accidentally hit by the car which led to his 1st omega blood manifesting , Jisung father remembers the unfinished experiment with his partner (Minhyuk Mother)  in his lab that can make a Beta people impregnate luckily Minhyuk survived after the experiment use to him slowly he’s turning into Omega, Hints about the "incident" start to appear and able to regain his memory bit by bit. After that Jisung Claimed that Minhyuk is his mate and marked him on. Will their relationship change at the end of it all? Let's find Out!

Since January 4, as I started to keep statistics, a lot of time has passed (175 days). What do we have.
The plans for 2020 were to write from 500,000 to 1,000,000 words. Just to develop the habit of writing every day, well, at least every week at least 10,000 words.
To learn how to express the emotions of characters.
Exit this year at 500 collections.
Collect the total amount of views of all novels in 1 million.
Write several novels on topics that interest me as an author.
Check how the system works - https://forum.webnovel.com/d/34886-how-long-does-it-take-to-reach-a-million-views-for-an-original-novel
What do we have today, after 175 days, 190 days are left until the end of the year (the year began with a countdown from January 4, 2020):


Data as of January 4, 2020:
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Finished Stories - 1
Dropp - 1


Ongoing - 5


Collections 286 (minus 1)
Views - 414, 840 (+1510)
Words 333 160 (+1040) (+908)
Chapters 310 (+3) (+1)


Data as of May 28, 2020:
Finished Stories - 4
Dropp - 1


Ongoing - 4


Collections 453 (+166)
Views  974,072 (+559,232) + (35.85K Views - from drop novel)
Words 438,990 (+105,83)
Chapters 461 (+151)
Due to coronavirus in the world and in our country, and corononeurosis, productivity has fallen, from an average of 1,500 words per day to 604 words. Plus, I rewrote two novels, I deleted part of the chapters, cut some, added something (so the words were cut).
Of the existing novels, only one has ratio 440, the rest of 1000 or 2200 or so.
The text block has become a little better, but still, there is still a lot of work on polishing. The texts do not have enough emotions to immediately attract the reader.
As an author, I love accuracy, numbers, it's interesting to me, facts, philosophy, to understand the ins and outs of the character, what he thinks, why he takes such actions. But in novels, you need fewer numbers, facts, shorter less information, more manifestations of feelings, emotions, you need action, more monologues.
Plus the title page - I draw it myself, on the vector graphics, on the one hand it's good that no one needs to pay for copyright. On the other hand, they are not as attractive as those drawn on special graphic editors.
In addition, during the time I write, I came to the conclusion that success comes to those who have:
1. high-quality, easy to read text2. the meaning of the plot is not lost3. frequency of updates (at least 3-4 chapters per week)4. the number of words in the chapter should be at least 1500 - 25005. quality content6. The title page is less important (than quality writing and quality content)7. self-promotion skill8. the presence of a large number of friends so that they can give promotion stones, the number of collections, and the number of views (Tomoyuki - thanks for the tip).
Well, the path to enlightenment is still long ... so you need to learn again and again.
While you can achieve your goal in terms of views, this seems an achievable goal. But the number of collections is a more difficult task. Then how to write 500,000 words, not to mention 1,000,000 words, and this year seems not to be a sale. If, perhaps, in the remaining 190 days it is not possible to catch up and write the remaining 395,000 words!
But for this, you need to write 2079 words a day!
So far, these are the statistics results!

Thoughts of why and why stories are written.

All the same English, he has not improved in 18 days.

I'll figure something out, try to correct the text.

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This is a work of art. Any resemblance to real people or real events is purely coincidental.

I plan to post about 5 or more chapters today. 

Vote power stones up to 200 or more power stones and you get more chapters! 

Let me know what you want to see more of in this story and how many harem members there should be!

[WARNING]: The next chapter will be extremely graphic, [Use of clones] Trigger warnings. Remember there is no NTR in this novel. I don't write that shit. I am a true Harem God. 


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A pro gamer is thrust into an advanced fantasy world full of powerful gods, demons, heroes, legends, and mythical beasts. This new world is a brutal one full of hierarchy, corruption, and power. One ruled by rank and status. He starts off with a reset System of his highest Pro Gamer Loadout. Awakened not as a hero, but as the heir of the Demon King! Archer must find out the cold truth if he was reincarnated or summoned into this new world? And what is his true bloodline? Both the VR and fantasy worlds collide into the most epic adventure; full of legendary loot, big battles, and of course kingdom building.  Archer will grind his way up to become the apex of this new world. 

[The seven deadly sins will devour all!]

[ Welcome to the Inferno! To Grimmsal! Hell awaits you!] 

"I will change my destiny." 

"I am Archer Asmodeus." 
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