A brain storming session were my readers can comment on my ideas with their own suggestions

Since he'd connected with a business, Chen Mu returned to Eastern Shang-Wei City the same day. His original reason for riding the train for six hours to Amay City was that he didn't want to draw other peoples' attention. While the Zuo household was powerful in Eastern Shang-Wei City, once out of that city, they didn't count for much. If it wasn't for having to wait for the demonic woman, he would have left there before.
Chen Mu started to work as soon as he got home. Repairing cards was very technical work, and there were a lot of areas where he would have to study while doing. Although he already had the experience of successfully restoring a three-star jet stream card, there were many different types of cards represented among the three-star cards in his hand, which meant that there was a commensurate amount of preparation work.
If it were earlier, he absolutely wouldn't have dared to have any thoughts about those things. He considered Eastern Wei Academy to have a structure he'd never seen before. Now that he was there, he could also inquire about all kinds of relevant information.
He had a lot of homework to do, but he could also gain a lot of knowledge, which was just as important for him. To restore a card, he couldn't ruin its original version, which is to say that there would be only one chance to do the repair. That also meant that he needed to do still more work in preparation.
In the hands of those card masters who are proficient in restoring cards, restoring fifteen three-star cards shouldn't take more than three hours. While for Chen Mu, it would be very difficult to complete the work in a week.
Chen Mu spent the rest of his weekend on it and didn't go out at all.
There was such a variety of three-star cards that even the high-grade card masters couldn't guarantee that they had made all of them, much less a rookie like Chen Mu.
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"What?" Ya Ya stretched her tempting little cherry lips, looking at Sister Phoenix in shock, then shaking her head desperately, "I won't go, I won't go! Go by yourself if you want to go! Sister Phoenix, how is he as awesome as you say? I'd speculate that apart from the advanced group, there's only Tang Tang's older brother who's that awesome in our school. Would you like me help you ask Tang Tang?"
Phoenix exhaled, "I know that Zuo Tingyi is certainly awesome. But that guy never responds to anyone. Lots of people want to go through Tang Tang looking for him to make a card, but they are all rebuffed. Though you have good relations with Tang Tang, it isn't likely that Zuo Tingyi would agree to it."
But she immediately looked interested, and deliberately lowered her voice, "this Yao Ke has some skills. Hey! You can't imagine how your Silver Star executes S-shaped drifts. It's really too much!"
"What S-shaped drifts?" Ya Ya didn't understand, but she was still firmly shaking her head, "If you want to find him, you go yourself, and anyhow, I don't want to deal with that boorish profiteer any more. Humph, If you want him to make a card, you still don't know how much he'll want to extort from you!" She looked furious, clearly still angry about what had happened last time.
"Ya Ya, I'm begging you!" Phoenix was desperately nodding Ya Ya's head, and then she gave a forceful pucker on Ya Ya's cheek with her dripping bright red lips, "If you won't do it, I'll sacrifice my feminine charms to you, and kiss you a few times. How about ten? Or maybe twenty?
For two pretty girls to gesture that way was really too ambiguous, leaving some of the classmates around them gaping and gulping.
"You're scaring me!" Ya Ya's face had turned red, hurriedly asking for mercy, since she really couldn't take being stared at by everyone. Still, she immediately wondered, "How much money have you got ready, I think that guy will certainly want a lot."
Phoenix snapped her perfect teeth, "I'll pay a million Oudi as long as he makes a jet stream card according to my demands!"
"Are you crazy?" Ya Ya cried out in alarm, "With that kind of money, you're just about able to buy a Silver Star. And you want to use it to buy a jet-stream card?"
"I'll give it to him as long as he can make a jet stream card according to my demands!" Phoenix said through her clenched teeth, "You don't know how soon I'll be tortured to death by that sex fiend Wen Tianming!"
"Sex fiend? Sister Phoenix, aren't you called the sex fiend's nemesis?" Ya Ya looked at Sister Phoenix in surprise, clearly not having imagined that anyone could force the feisty Sister Phoenix to that point.
It was just then that Chen Mu walked into the classroom, and the two of them dropped their voices.
Chen Mu's mind was full of every shape and form of three-star card composition, about which there was still a lot that he didn't quite understand. Those were all problems that he had to solve today, first planning to go to the library. If he still didn't have any way to resolve them, he'd look for Feng Zi-ang, which was the good thing about having professors around.
Once class started, Chen Mu put all those issues aside, to concentrate on the lesson. He knew that the structure of his knowledge was still too shallow.
Once class was over, Chen Mu was getting ready to leave when he sensed someone walking toward him. It was Ya Ya and Phoenix,.
"I have a business proposition for you, Yao Ke, are you interested?" Ya Ya asked with a cold look, still brooding over what had happened a few days before. 
"What kind of business?" That word got Chen Mu's attention, and he looked at the two of them.
"When you repaired my shuttle car last time, did you modify the original composition of the jet stream card?" Ya Ya stared closely at Chen Mu.
Chen Mu nodded, and calmly asked, "Did it break again?"
Ya Ya and Phoenix looked at each other, each seeing the shock in the other's eyes. The very calm-faced Chen Mu was revealing more and more of a kind of mysterious and unpredictable aspect in their eyes.
"No." Ya Ya quickly shook her head, "Phoenix wants to ask you to make a jet stream card to use in a shuttle car, and she has some specifications for you. Of course, she'll provide a certain amount of remuneration."
Phoenix was a little nervous, and quickly said, "Provided you can make it, I'd like to give you a million Oudi."
A million? Chen Mu was stunned, sighing to himself how really awesome it was that the gang of rich kids burned money! A million to buy a jet stream card for a shuttle car. This was the first he'd heard of that kind of money for such a thing.
Chen Mu looked at the two a little skeptically, trying to gauge how honest they were about what they were saying.
Seeing Chen Mu's expression, Ya Ya was in a bad mood, and stuck out her proud breasts, saying haughtily, "What? Are you afraid we won't pay?"
Chen Mu took back his gaze and turned it to Phoenix, "What specifications?"
Phoenix was immediately overjoyed, and followed up, "Come with me." She led the way, dragging Ya Ya.
Chen Mu went with them to an instructional building in the Northwest corner of the school, and after looking all around knew that he'd never been there before. There were a lot of students around, their faces all showing excitement and anticipation, and all discussing some topic with one another in low voices that he couldn't quite hear.
Phoenix and Ya Ya were attracting everyone's gaze, while Chen Mu who was walking close behind them looking natural also drew plenty of looks. He didn't like that feeling of being watched, but he'd have to tough it out for that million and stay behind those two.
Chen Mu wondered whether they had walked into some sort of repair factory when they entered the instructional building, as there were all sorts of parts piled up in front of him, and the air was filled with a strange smell.
"This is the distribution center for all the school's card-appliance societies, and where there is some of the school's most outstanding talent for such work, with professors sometimes coming here as well to advance their own work." Phoenix was paying attention to the parts on the floor, while introducing it to Chen Mu. Ya Ya was frowning beside her, holding her nose with one hand, while being very careful, lest the oil puddles on the ground stain her valuable shoes.
"What is a card-appliance?" Chen Mu asked.
"You don't know anything about card appliances?" Phoenix looked surprised, but she quickly explained, "It's just a mechanism for using card technology, for example the shuttle car belongs to the category of card appliance."
"Oh." Chen Mu nodded his head in understanding.
"There are a lot of people who like card appliances, and you can see a lot of unusual and strange card appliances here, as well as some interesting competitions. Among the people here are many who aren't so good in their studies, but who are really gifted in this kind of thing." Phoenix clearly rather admired people who were proficient in the mechanical aspect of cards.
Chen Mu remained calm, while he was nodding to himself. Although cards were endlessly transforming, they couldn't do everything in the end, and most of the time, they required some media. The one used most often was the card appliance, such as a shuttle car, or a heating pot. Of course, high-grade fantasy cards could create energy bodies, but those were really too expensive, and their energy consumption was too high, putting them out of reach for ordinary people.
Back in his time, the great master Luo Qi had chosen this road.
Even though those students made card appliances which were really ingenious in Chen Mu's opinion, they weren't always so useful. Compared with the great master Luo Qi back in the day, they fell very short, as they did compared to the low grade fantasy card club which specialized in low grade fantasy cards.
Chen Mu had never been interested in things which had no practical value and he'd come this time entirely directed at that million Oudi.
The basement of the instructional building had been divided into a number of repair shops, which could be rented by any of the societies, for a high price. The first floor was simply a special-purpose card appliance arena, used for the card appliance fanatics to validate their crazy ideas. Of course, you needed to pay if you wanted to use it.
Chen Mu was listening to Phoenix's introduction while sighing with emotion. The ability of those Eastern Wei Academy students to scrape money together was a lot stronger than Copper's.
Still, to assure safety, after charging a high fee, the school provided pretty good services. For example, these repair shops had all undergone reinforcement, and they had rebuilt the energy supply system.
Those who liked to play with card appliances were naturally all rich. Thinking about wanting to spend a million Oudi for a jet stream card, it became clear to him that playing with card appliances burned more money than making cards.
The three of them got to a repair shop, in which were parked a few very cool-shaped shuttle cars.
"Hey, Hua Hua." Phoenix stood in front of a red shuttle car, calling out in a loud voice.
A head came out from underneath the shuttle, and because of the angle his head was right under Phoenix's skirt.
"Sister Phoenix, you're wearing black today." The boy made a loud whistle. Ya Ya stepped back in fear.
Bam! Without a pause, Phoenix stomped on the boy's face, from where a howling wail suddenly sounded. She ground her feet a couple of times, before she pulled back her foot satisfied.
"How come you came to see me today, Sister Phoenix? Do you miss me?" This man called Hua Hua was wearing a colorful checked shirt after he took off his work overalls, with the hair style of a bird's nest, and with his smile making him look somewhat more vulgar, with that footprint on his face being his only striking feature.
"Yeah, I really missed you." Phoenix gave a charming smile, while her tall slender legs looked like they were about to kick. Hua Hua quickly ran scared off to the side.
Phoenix looked at the expressionless Chen Mu, quickly putting an end to the slapstick, "My friend plans to help me make a shuttle car jet stream card, and I thought I'd come to ask your opinion. I'm thinking of putting together another shuttle car."
"Jet stream card?" Hua Hua sized up Chen Mu with a skeptical gaze, "How old is he??"
"He's in our section." Seeing Hua Hua's lip curled up in disdain, Phoenix was a little afraid of offending Chen Mu, and quickly said, "Tell me now what I asked you, and don't give me any nonsense." Chen Mu's mood was volatile in Phoenix's eyes, gloomy and hot.
Hua Hua shrugged in response, spreading out his hands, "If you say it like that, I have nothing to say." Then his expression became serious, "What type of card do you want?"
Phoenix thought about the scene that day, freely and pleasantly shuttling through the tall buildings, and blurted out, "A cornering car!"
"You don't even race, so what's with the cornering car?" Hua Hua was astonished. As the name suggested, cornering cars were shuttle cars with great cornering performance. While they displayed remarkable quickness, speed was not generally their strong suit. But shuttle cars generally flew through the air, and as long as they didn't fly low, they weren't going to run into many obstacles.
"For fun!" Phoenix raised an eyebrow.
"If you want a car for swerves, the demands on the jet-stream card are quite high. There is actually a classic 'mud-fish' jet-stream card here, but it's a collector's item and I can't give it to you to use. Those were the most suited jet stream card for cornering cars, though it unfortunately can't be purchased anymore." Hua Hua said with a serious expression.
The name of this "mud-fish" jet stream card made Chen Mu a little curious, since he couldn't quite see how the jet stream card could be connected to that kind of creature. He also opened his mouth to say the first thing he'd said since arriving, "Can you get it for me to look at?"
Phoenix accompanied him, "I had heard of your mudfish card. Get it for us to have a look and broaden our understanding!"
"Alright." With unexpected alacrity, Hua Hua ran into the storage room of the repair shop, and quickly brought out a card as big as a book, or rather, more like a plate.
Chen Mu took the card and looked it over meticulously. Hua Hua kept reminding him from beside him, "Be more careful, don't drop and break it!"
The jet-stream card had quite a few differences from the one in Ya Ya's Silver Star shuttle car. The jet stream emitted from the jet stream card in the Silver Star was very concentrated, and only went in one direction. Where the jet stream emitted from that card could come from many different streams, and those could be combined, or they could diverge.
What made them different was the difference in their compositions. This "mud fish" jet-stream card's plan was a lot more ingenious, having a much higher degree of difficulty to make. Making a fine count, it could emit seven streams in seven different directions, with each of them able to be regulated in size, This was the first time he'd seen such an ingenious card.


This is both a work of science fiction and an exploration of the meaning of life, love, literature and art. Brainpower is no longer the main ingredient for being human in this far distant future world.  Spirituality, physical balance, and diligence all come together as integrity for Chen Mu, the Card Apprentice.  The cards which Chen Mu masters in his own scrappy way, distill all the powers of the cosmos –  human and nonhuman –  into something that is not a book, not technology, and neither art nor magic, but is these and more.  Learn about these strange cards, which can embody everything you might imagine for the future of technology, but also a future beyond technology which promotes the best, and sometimes the worst, from mankind’s past.

This will be the first time I'll be writing a novel and English is not my first language. Expect grammatical mistakes. But worry not, I will run the content through some softwares which can point out grammatical and spelling mistakes to some extent.
 
Currently I have three ideas in my head that I have been thinking about for the past 3-4 months. I will not be posting chapters any time soon but I will be writing points and what I can have the MC do.

These novels will not be wish fulfilment novels but it will be easy going.  Personally I don't like NTR, Netori, or anything of this sort so you can say goodbye to them. I am neutral about harem novel so even if you tell me to I can only do 2-3 female leads. Hear me out. Out of the three ideas I have one is about Inverse Beauty so you all can tell me what you want and I might just do it.  

Back to the main subject. The ideas I have are based on content that is already out there. I will talk about the ideas in the next chapter.

This is a sort of forum for the novels that I will be writing. The knowledge that is required to write novel involving marvel or DC is too much for me to do it alone. Plus I think it will be good to actively discuss things with my readers or those who are interested in talking about the novel. 

Thanks.

Hello everyone, this is Voidne's Book of Ideas.  
In this book, I will share funny story ideas that I think is good, but have not the time to write.  (Feel free to pouch ideas from here if you want to get into writing).

I will basically put plots that I made in here, and you guys feel free to make a novel out of them if you want~.  But you should tell me when you write it XD, cuz I wanna read too :3

And if you are stuck at any point during your writing, I can provide you with ideas ( But it is preferable to ask your readers for ideas, because interactions between the readers and the writer are healthy ).

Novel ideas I have, but have no time to write.  Sharing those ideas in the hope to support people who are getting into writing  but cannot think of any plot.  I will be glad if you used my plots as references, and am going to support you if you ever needed any suggestions. 

Not saying that my ideas are the best.  I am a human, so my ideas might be flawed, but they should be good enough for new writers at most.

This is my very first novel. So, the chapters will be short. *winces* Sorry about that...



I would like to make a few things clear to all my future readers...

First off, my home language isn't English. So there will be some grammar mistakes. I try to fix as many as I can, but they'll still be there. "Oh boy, now they're going kill me...", *clears throat* R-r-right, on to the next point.

I started writing because I love stories and I have a lot of ideas stuck in my mind. When I was younger, playing with my dolls helped me to get the stories out of my mind. But since I gave my dolls away, I got stuck with stories always in my mind. So I thought to myself "what the heck, I'll just write these ideas down" And so my ideas gradually started to form a story.

I also started to take my writing a bit more serious because I would like to improve my writing skills. I ask that if you come across a mistake I made to please point it out. That way, it helps me to learn from my mistakes and write better.

I've recently started to draw my own pictures for my story. All pictures used in the story are my own. I'm not very good at drawing but it's fun and helps me to actually see the world I created with my own eyes.  So I hope you'll like them even with their many flaws! :-)

Also, I'm a grade 11 student and I'm writing in my spare time. Thus my story is progressing very slowly. *sniffle*



I kindly ask you to bear with me.

Please let me know what you think in the comments. (Plus, seeing some comments will help to keep me motivated)

Well, I hope that you'll like my novel!

The Shadow Forest is a beautiful, peaceful place...on the outside. But a danger has been lurking in its shadows for a long time. 

A prophecy: A hero will rise to defeat the evil with a weapon no man can wield. 

Within the Shadow Forest, twelve years ago, a tragedy shaped the future of a young woman. Now, alone, broken and moulded by the hardships of life, she lives in the cursed forest, trying to keep others from nearing the Death Bridge - the place where bodies disappear and screams of horror echo. 

But in her veins, an ancient power stirs.

She meets a curt, handsome, white-haired warrior and a bandit with a frightening physique and a soft heart. Learning of the prophecy, the trio sets off on a danger-filled path to save the kingdom.

They will face mysterious creatures, fight fierce battles and uncover terrifying secrets all while emotional struggles follow them like shadows.  

What will prevail? Light or darkness? Love or sadness?



(Keep in mind that this story is purely fictional...also, some things may be based on different mythologies)

*This book contains some mild violence*


Update schedule: 1 chapter per week

So this is just some random thoughts I ask for your opinion 

I been having difficulty writing. I mean I like writing Eros but lately I feel its difficult to write it... Oh no this isn't news like I'm dropping it silly

Boku no hero I don't love boku no hero, I like it but thats it. Also I can't imagine him teaching or going to school. At first I thought it was because it was school but my other novel focuses on school.

The best familiar action is like Goku in school in dragon ball  the movie. You get it. you understand it, but its weird. The only thing is Eros is a True God of Attraction

I also want to write NSFW chapters more often but everytime I write them I get no comments so makes me not want to write them. 

I actually was going to start writing daily this but I was just hearing crickets here so it demotivated me to writing this. I understand sometimes you don't feel like writing a comment or your busy, I get it but I don't get anything from this remember I just got out of the hospital too... and webnovel interface is really pissing me off. I almost quit webnovel because of how much of a pain it was. (those of you who are writers here know what I'm talking about)

Well now lets talk about some ideas

I want Eros to go to Danmachi ...wow I wonder what the tower that showed up is...

I want Eros to finish up stuff from Naruto, Rwby, fairy tail and high school dxd 

Eros had his ring stolen from coiling dragon...

I know who the 8th sin is. As for the 8 order...don't worry about it

I now know how I want to end Eros destroying the multiverse

Tell me what you want to see more of or want Eros to do. 

any ideas for the story...any suggestions. Oh and not just rewrite the previous chapters or something...

Eros the god of Lust is a primeval god whose mischievous meddling in the affairs of gods and mortals caused bonds of love to form and drama to unfold.

Feeling frustrated over being with a single wife he begins to make mistakes till the gods are pissed off 

One thing led to another and Zeus gave him the power Dimensional travel.  (the gods wanted him to leave and never come back.) 

Eros will travel to many worlds not caring about the plot or fate of the universe. (not that he knows it) even if the guy is 'heavens child' (plot armor) he might still take his girl. 

First world- SAO

disclaimer: I don't own the characters.

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Hey guys! Sorry for not updating in so long, but to be honest for a while I kinda lost touch with this story. In the beginning, I had so many ideas and I planned out everything. After a while, though I realized that my writing didn't really match up to the ideas that I had. 

So I spent the past few months writing chapter 10 and trying to re-edit my previous chapters. I want to flesh out the characters a bit more and give them more of a 3D personality but I didn't really know-how.

But, today I suddenly had some inspiration. I understand that you guys are waiting for the next chapter, and I promise that I will try my best to give it to you! Thank you for being so supportive of me!

By the way, I love reading all your comments! So if you have any thoughts or ideas on any of the characters please comment down below. 

As a writer, though an amateur one nothing makes me happier than knowing that people care and enjoy my work. So please leave me a comment on how to improve and any thoughts you have :)

Somehow after dying an unfortunate death, she transmigrated into the body of a villainess. 

Stupidly in love with the male lead, she ignored the one who truly loved her. In the end, she schemed against the female lead, only to die a gruesome death.

Yet, just when she thought she should have had the upper hand due to her future knowledge, she finds out that the characters are much different than what they seem.

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"I don't know when I fell in love with you, nor do I know if this is it. I just know that when I look at you I feel like I'm not alone."


About This Story: I wanted to make a more realistic transmigrated female lead novel since all the ones I’ve read are filled with one cliche after another. When I say realistic I mean 100% I will try to be as realistic as possible. There will be no “MC is overpowered and good at everything”. The MC will act in a way that I interpret someone in her situation would also act, and one thing for sure she will not be using the ML as a shield in any way.

Authors Note: I kinda lost the motivation to continue this story, Might come back to it, when I receive some more inspiration.

Hello everyone.
For some time now I have wanted to start writing this story, but due to lack of time and ideas I have had to postpone it.
Now I'm starting it, but I will not publish every day, I can not because of lack of time and I may get tangled up with some others ideas, which can cause me to waste some time.

Currently I'm starting college so my time will be increasingly limited.
But even so I will continue writing as much as I can. I know that many prefer a continuous publication, but in my case it will not be possible. But maybe in the future.
I will try to make the chapters as entertaining as possible to compensate the low speed of publication. I hope you guys enjoy them.


I may sometimes make mistakes when writing certain words or phrases, so I will need some time to review and correct. But I think it's normal.

I am also open to whatever idea you guys have.

Well, this was a brief introduction from my part.
 I hope you enjoy this novel.

Year 2492. After several centuries of scientific and technological advances, humanity faces another war. But this time against a hostile alien civilization, which sees the progress of humans as a threat.

Genu Hoffman, a bionic soldier belonging to the fast-response special groups of the human federation, together with Iris, a multi-function autonomous android, is assigned the mission of going to Kirib 324451, a planet similar to earth that humans have  colonizing and directing an assault unit to repel an alien threat.

For this, it is decided to use a system of dimensional teleportation, but something ends up going wrong. Genu and Iris deviate from the dimensional trajectory and then appear in a completely different world. A world of magic and supernatural creatures.

They ended in a magical world in which they will be on their own judgment.

Jiang Cheng's father, Jiang Dejun, was a very traditional man especially when it came to his work. He always considered himself a traditional scholar and held himself to old traditional ideas. 

So when Jiang Cheng applied to Shanghai Drama Academy, although Jiang Dejun eventually nodded his agreement, he still held some reservations.

Jiang Dejun had always wanted Jiang Cheng to inherit his so-called traditional culture and ideas, so he always wanted him to become something along the lines of a literary major or a history major, he didn't expect Jiang Cheng to choose the performing arts.

He had always held a biased opinion against actors and the entertainment industry and though acting was considered part of the arts he viewed it as something of lower rank. 

In the past, Jiang Cheng always wanted to prove to his father that even if he became an actor in the future, he wouldn't forget the culture, traditions, and ideas inherited from Chinese civilization and would instead strive to promote them.

The old Jiang Cheng thought of writing a book. He thought if he could write a book that could gain Jiang Dejun's admiration and respect, he would have no objections.

It was a pity that although he was very smart and held outstanding academic achievements since childhood, engaging in book publishing and editing work since childhood, his fondness of literature and writing alone wasn't enough when it actually came down to it.

Writing a book was very difficult.

After all, writing one wasn't just writing whatever came to mind but the long-term accumulation of skill and writing material.

Therefore, although the original Jiang Cheng always held such an idea it unfortunately never came to fruition.

But there was no such problem now. Jiang Cheng had a lifetime of memories and experiences. Not to mention Jiang Cheng himself was a screenwriter, a master of storytelling. In his memories there were a huge number of best-selling books, more than a decade's worth. 

However, considering his current age and identity, Jiang Cheng decided to plagiarize the future historical book: 'Stories About The Ming Dynasty' that would become popular in the south and the north.

In the past, when it came to history, the first thing people thought of was the rigid records of history textbooks. Rarely did anyone except those studying the subject deliberately consult those history books. It was because the books were truly unsightly!

Except for those without much choice or the truly enthusiastic no one else would be willing to troll through thick chunks of information filled with nothing but facts and dates. 

But the emergence of "Stories About The Ming Dynasty" had broken those previous conventions, letting people realize for the first time that history could be written like this.

Although it delivered the same information, the writing method used by the author was different. It was a kind of fresh brushwork full of vitality, the characters seemed like they were all about to jump out of the book.

With his pen, the historical figures were no longer rigid names you had to memorize for an exam but real people. As the Ming Dynasty experienced its ups and downs, you couldn't stop reading. 

True to the opening words of the book: [History should be fun to read]. The author did his best to make learning about the Ming Dynasty enjoyable.

As a screenwriter, Jiang Cheng knew that the success of a good book was one that allowed the reader to have a strong sense of substitution when reading it. If there was a sense of substitution, the reader would unconsciously fall into the world of the book and would read on not wanting to stop; on the contrary, if there was no sense of substitution, the reader would just place the book down and move on.

Undoubtedly, the previous rigid history books wouldn't give anyone a sense of substitution. 

Especially now so, as technology developed and people became less and less interested in researching the past and reading ancient texts. With less and less need in real life, there were fewer and fewer people who studied history.

"Stories About The Ming Dynasty" was different. The author Mingyue used humorous language to narrate those historical events like they were telling a story. The historical characters were given humanity and character, this made them feel more like humans with flesh and blood, people that had actually lived once upon a time. 

The reader discovered over time that the emperors and princes in history too were ordinary people, they too had joys and sorrows, as well as worries and fears. As if passing through space and time, the reader felt a strong resonance and those historical figures and historical events seemed to be within reach.

This book successfully increased interest in history. Showing that history wasn't something only for professors but something that everyone could touch.

Therefore, writing this book could not only cope with Jiang Dejun's complaints, but also indirectly ignite his fame, killing two birds with one stone, especially since he was most in need of fame now, why not?

Getting excited as he thought of his plan, Jiang Cheng immediately acted.

First of all, he found lots of books about the Ming Dynasty. After all, it was a thing of his previous life. Jiang Cheng's memory of the book was only an approximation, he only remembered the language style, as well as the overarching plot. 

Moreover, Jiang Cheng didn't intend to copy Mingyue word for word, it would only be a loose frame, he wanted to write something that was his own.

Fortunately, his father had a plethora of history books if nothing else.

After selecting a couple of relevant ones, Jiang Cheng turned on the desktop again and opened up Word.

The first input was a huge title- [Stories About The Ming Dynasty]

Then the famous sentence under the title: [History should be fun to read] 

The title of the first chapter "Emperor Hongwu" followed and as the story of the legendary emperor Zhu Zhongba slowly unfolded, the book also began to take shape little by little....

Jiang Cheng a screenwriter is reincarnated to 2001, into the seventeen-year-old body of another Jiang Cheng. 

Clutching onto the dreams of his previous life he attempts to succeed where he previously failed. 

He starts from scratch, as a small-time screenwriter writing television shows and movie scripts. 

Filled with dreams of becoming a generational  entertainment legend and establishing an entertainment empire he takes the road to become the King of Film.

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Why not try my other books: Angel of Death, King of Sports and Rebirth of the Entertainment Giant

The two were year-six students from Qi'an Academy of Music. The guy was Thomas and had asked Fang Zhao for help after class. The girl was Cheng Lan; with a short bob and a straight fringe, she seemed the more lively of the two.
According to them, the coming Tuesday was Cheng Lan's birthday, but since they had a full day of lessons and all sorts of assignments then, they could not make time. Thus, the celebration had been brought forth to today, when their friends were all free, and they had come over after school to celebrate.
They had booked a private room a short distance away. The others had not arrived yet, and Thomas and Cheng Lan had just gotten here. As they had been about to go to their private room, they had seen Fang Zhao as they were passing and came over to greet him.
Seeing Fang Zhao so conscientiously taking down notes, the two on the verge of graduating felt a little guilty. Compared to Fang Zhao, they were just squandering their time!
"So much pressure!" Thomas sighed. "It's rare to find the time to come out and enjoy."
For year-six university students, the better the university, the stricter the requirements for graduating. As Qi'an Academy of Music was Yanzhou's best music academy, the graduating requirements were even more stringent.
Students that had consistently outstanding grades and a solid foundation would be starting to find internships at companies instead of worrying about all sorts of graduation evaluations. However, those like Thomas who did not normally work hard would have to put in a lot more time and effort in a bid to save their grades, at least to beautify their results for this crucial year, which would make it easier to get a job after graduating.
Thomas's eyes were on the electric guitar hanging on the wall. As he thought of something, he paused and asked Fang Zhao, "Senior, how much do you know about ancient instruments? Aren't you good at creating music of the symphonic style? Although the instruments used by the band are not ancient instruments, they were developed from them. I heard that you are well-versed in that; have you come into contact with a few of these ancient instruments?"
"Ancient instruments?" Fang Zhao nodded. "I do know some."
The "ancient instruments" he mentioned were what people of the New Era called instruments that were from before the Period of Destruction. They were also called "old-fashioned instruments" or "old-style instruments." However, for academic people, "old-fashioned" and "old-style" were not terms that they wished to hear or see, as they seemed degrading toward art. Thus, the term "ancient instruments" was used.
"What do you wish to know?" Fang Zhao asked.
Thomas gave a mischievous giggle and sat down on the sofa, rubbing his hands together before raising one and pointing at the electric guitar hanging on the wall. "That one. I have it from a reliable source that, in the final exams, among the questions tested will be one on an electric guitar. However, throughout our six years of university life, we simply have not had a single lesson concerning the ancient electric guitar."
"Right, right, right!" Cheng Lan also joined in the laughter and politely poured a cup of tea for Fang Zhao. "Actually, Senior, we picked this place so that we could see the electric guitar up close. Everyone knows that ancient instruments, even if they are replicas, are more expensive, especially those in the electric guitar category. It is almost impossible to get one for less than $10,000. As for good imitations or those made from better materials, they cost much more. It's totally something that us poor students can never afford. The one here at Space is an imitation of an electric guitar, and not New Era versions that have evolved. As a pure ancient instrument, it is a high-grade manufactured one. That's why we wished to come over and... study it."
Fang Zhao could understand Thomas and Cheng Lan's point of view. The 100 years of the Period of Destruction were like a break in history. No matter how many videos and electronic records and various other methods preserved information from that time, there was a limit to how much ancient instruments could be preserved. In the New Era, archaeology teams were continuously making new discoveries, but ancient instruments were rare. During that extraordinary time, instruments were not considered important, and not much effort had been made to conserve them. That was why there were very few instructional videos regarding instruments and why the prices of instruments from the Old Era could be jacked up. It was only during times of peace that such things were of use.
Instructional videos from the Old Era were not as high quality as those of the New Era, and there were not a lot. They weren't perfect either. People from the music industry that had survived the Period of Destruction were even fewer. Even if they had survived, after 100 years of struggle, they might not necessarily have still remembered their knowledge and techniques. Not everyone was like Fang Zhao, who could simulate an orchestra playing in his head.
For other stuff, Fang Zhao might be less knowledgeable, but regarding ancient instruments, the two had asked the right person.
"What aspects of the electric guitar do you guys want to know about?" Fang Zhao asked.
"Not much, we just want to clarify how it's supposed to be used." Thomas was scared Fang Zhao would find him troublesome, so he hurriedly said, "The testing criteria will probably not be so detailed regarding ancient instruments. After all, how it works will definitely not be tested, so Senior can just explain a little on its usage."
Instruments used by New Era symphonic orchestras might produce the same tones as ancient instruments, but the shapes differed greatly. After hundreds of years of development and technological advancements as well as changing materials, the shapes of instruments had changed. Ultimately, instruments had to be easier to operate and convenient to carry; otherwise they would be replaced by the increasingly perfect electronic instruments and would truly become "antiques."
Nowadays, many students from music academies only needed to use a music keyboard to produce music. Along with some downloaded source material, they could simulate all the sounds they wished to produce. This was cheap and practical, and there was no need to learn various instrumental techniques.
In comparison, the Old Era's electric guitar was just too hard for these students! Luckily, all they needed to understand to pass the exam was some theory and how it operated. If they were required to learn ancient electric guitar techniques, these students would not be willing.
Cheng Lan also echoed Thomas. "It's true. We bought a few instructional videos and watched people using it, but it feels too difficult. There were a lot of points that were hard to understand. Senior, could you explain a little to us?"
"I remember there being a lot of instructional videos online," Fang Zhao said.
From Fang Zhao's memory, he knew that the original owner of his body had tackled the exams by using free videos and materials from the school's library and had banked on his good memory and a little luck to score highly.
Thomas grimaced. "Those are actually not reliable at all. We can only view a lot, but after that, we need to summarize them ourselves." This was the reason they felt so pressured. It was a lot of work!
Those free videos were difficult to understand, and the person explaining probably did not understand it well. As for those genuine authoritative instructional videos, those cost a large sum. Even after spending so much money, one would not necessarily obtain the information they wished to, and the videos might not be completely accurate. A few years ago, someone had verified with a few reputable musicians and ancient instrument researchers and found out that there were two grave errors in the instructional videos.
Although the musician had refunded the money back to buyers, many students had already answered wrongly during the examinations and lost marks. It was too late for regrets. Therefore, generally speaking, examination topics on ancient instruments were extremely easy to lose marks on.
In the past centuries, there had been people who'd managed to figure out ancient instruments such as the electric guitar, but afterward, they had not publicly released the knowledge that they had spent a hard time researching. The only ones that could get such information were their disciples or the later generations that took over. Other students had no way of understanding it. This was the norm in the industry and the reason why Xue Jing so appreciated Fang Zhao's sharing of his various techniques and knowledge when he had helped compile "New Voices in Symphonic Composition."
Fang Zhao nodded. He understood where the two were coming from. "You might not necessarily remember if I only use words. How about this, take the the electric guitar off the wall and I will give you a little demonstration."
"Demo... Demonstration?" Thomas stared blankly then happily got up to retrieve it.
As he took it down from the wall, Thomas was very cautious. He was afraid to knock it against anything. Even if it was just an ornament here, if there was any damage, it would be recorded and they would have to pay before leaving.
The cost of the electric guitar in his hands was estimated to be in at least the six digits. The owner of the place had money and loved these sorts of instruments. Even if it was an ornament, he would not use one of shoddy quality.
As he handed over the electric guitar, Thomas's hands were shaking. He confirmed Fang Zhao was holding it before slowly releasing his grip.
"Senior, please be careful. This thing is really expensive." Thomas then remembered, Fang Zhao doesn't lack money! Even if it was not publicly announced, they could still estimate how much Fang Zhao had earned from the copyrights of his previous works.
Since Fang Zhao was rich, Thomas and Cheng Lan's confidence increased, and they were no longer as hesitant as before. They curiously felt the electric guitar. In the past, whenever they came here, they would be afraid of touching the electric guitar in case they damaged it. What little money they had was enough for them to enjoy a little, but if they were to compensate, they would really vomit blood.
"Senior, we will pay for your expenses here!" Cheng Lan was very happy today. Regardless of whether Fang Zhao could teach them what they wanted, they wanted to pay for him, since he was willing to help them.
"You don't have pay for me." After Fang Zhao had received the electric guitar from Thomas, he went on. "Bring the others out as well."
Thomas was puzzled. "Others? What others are there? Isn't there only one guitar?"
Cheng Lan elbowed him. "Blockhead, what was the point of watching the instructional videos? There is still the amplifier, audio cable, effects pedal, and the other equipment!"
"Oh! Right, right! There is other equipment. Oh, my stupid brain! Senior, you just wait here. I'll go find them."
Thomas and Cheng Lan found a cabinet on the wall that seemed to have some ornaments. Pressing a button on it, the cabinet automatically opened.
Thomas looked at Cheng Lan. "This big one is an amplifier... right?"
"If I remember correctly." Cheng Lan looked at Fang Zhao, and seeing his nod of approval, she smiled. She had not remembered wrong.
"I know that's an audio cable, but what about this? What are these for?" Thomas looked at a lump of objects and flipped them over to take a look, but he remained stunned. "There isn't even a manual here."
This time, Cheng Lan had no idea either. Had this been mentioned in the materials she had memorized before? The video she had watched two days ago had not mentioned this.
"Those are effects pedals," Fang Zhao told them.
"Effects pedal? All of... these? This is different from what we saw in the videos. The video we watched only had one effects pedal, and it did not look like this. I think it was called something like a composite effects pedal."
"Mmhm, that's for beginners. These here are individual effects pedals," Fang Zhao explained.
"Oh. Understood." Thomas brought everything over and prepared to assemble the equipment.
"Wait!" Cheng Lan stopped Thomas and asked Fang Zhao, "Senior, can I record the whole process? I won't remember it just observing once."
Fang Zhao did not mind. "Sure."
"Thank you, Senior!" Cheng Lan shot a glance at Thomas. "Be more serious, I'm about to start recording."
"Remember to get my face in the video." Thomas took the audio cable, paused, and turned toward Fang Zhao. "Senior, how do you connect this? Don't get up. Just sit there and give me the instructions. I will handle it."
Fang Zhao did not decline. Letting Thomas personally assemble it would make him remember better, so he sat on the sofa and instructed, "Place the amplifier between the guitar and audio cable. Attach the guitar's cable to the input of the effects pedal. After that, attach the effects pedal's output to the input of the amplifier..."
Thomas followed Fang Zhao instructions and connected them step by step. He used to feel that ancient instruments were troublesome, the equipment was complicated, and using one was complex, but now, after having a hands-on lesson, he felt somewhat accomplished. Actually, it was not that difficult after all! Just connecting them together, how simple!
Something so simple was made complicated by people online!
Cheng Lan stood at the side, recording the entire scene down, including Fang Zhao's explanations of every effects pedal: "distortion pedal," "compression pedal," "tuner pedal," "looper pedal..."
As Thomas was connecting the effects pedals, he picked up one part and saw the words printed on it, "Wah-wah? What is this?"
"Wah pedal," Fang Zhao replied.
"Wah sounds? You mean the 'waahohhwaooahh'[1] sounds?" Thomas's face was full of surprise. "That is an electronic tone!? I actually did not know!" 
They normally used the downloaded "wah" sounds on the musical keyboard. he had never known it was the tone of an ancient electric guitar! If this was a multiple choice question, he would have just made a wild guess.
After setting up, Fang Zhao explained while he demonstrated. Thomas sat obediently at the side, listened attentively, and changed the effects pedals when Fang Zhao requested.
In the middle, Fang Zhao also let Thomas and Cheng Lan voice their views and raise questions.
"Senior, the part you just mentioned is different from the reference video we watched," Cheng Lan said.
"Listen to mine."
"...Yes," Cheng Lan answered.
Thomas was more inclined to believe Fang Zhao. "That's why I said the reference video we bought surely had errors. If we had really memorized from the video, we would have lost marks when the time came! Not only was his explanation bad, how did that lazy-ass teacher obtain his professional qualifications? Surely there must be something shady going on!"
Cheng Lan interrupted Thomas's grumbling. "Doesn't matter whether its shady or not, just hurry up and listen to Senior. I am still recording." She was still waiting for more of Fang Zhao's explanations and demonstrations. A while ago, she had only had the mentality of having a try and seeing what little knowledge they could gain from Fang Zhao. Little had they known that Fang Zhao would give them too big of a surprise! A comprehensive explanation! It included all the basics regarding an electric guitar. In any case, it was more than sufficient for them to tackle the examinations!
This was just a reference book taking human form!
If this was shared in the class chat group, the class—no, all the students in Qi'an Academy of Music that needed knowledge on the ancient electric guitar—would be ecstatic!
[1] how an electric guitar sounds like, kind of like a higher-pitched lightsaber


"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.

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