Yuuji is an ordinary Japanese college student who likes reading novels, be it light novels, wuxia novels, xianxia novels, sci-fi and more. But, on one fateful day, he was bumped and fell on the road resulting him being squished and grinded to death by motorcycles. When he is on a dark dimension, he noticed that he is being shaken and there is someone calling him..

* JAPANESE FANTASY NOVELS

Japanese Fantasy novels have made extensive exploration of the Western Fantasy concepts. Japanese people are constantly being outsourced into various fantasy worlds, and the average Japanese wouldn't be surprised to one day wake up and find himself in a different world or in a room with white walls and white tiles.

They have also spread the notion that being squashed by a big, heavy truck is perhaps, not necessarily a bad thing !

* WHY JAPANESE NOVELS FAIL …

The Rise of the Shield Hero
Mushoku Tensei
A Realist Hero's Reform Chronicles
Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken
Tsuki Michibiku Isekai Douchouu

These are some of the popular novels which we know. Each of them is very unique in it's own way and have become popular in it's own right. It would be incorrect to call them a failure, as they have correctly captured their intended audience – the Japanese teenage audience. However, when thinking about a broad perspective, these novel become obsolete when it competes on a global level with other web novels, and the majority of the reason for their deficiency is simple – the Protagonist in these novels is a typical Japanese light novel protagonist, who is naïve and a dumb virgin idiot. It is as if he has never received any sex education, and would always talk some naïve things which do not match with his current situation. Their behavior is somewhat correct given that these protagonists are usually high school kids, but the readers have difficulty accepting such an immature protagonist.

Web novels are about accumulating wealth, women and power. So when a reader reads the protagonist behaving like a dumb virgin when a girl approaches him, or when he does not actively seek wealth and power, the reader is bound to get angry and disappointed.

A good example can be found in the following example :

In Tsuki ga Michibiku, the Protagonist Makoto establishes a business half-heartedly, and his business is more like charity to the hyumans, the same hyumans the majority of whom treat him like sh*t and had killed his subordinates. Instead of developing his Asora realm, where we might have enjoyed him developing a realm and being a king or even god, he keeps roaming throughout the world unnecessarily.

Also, he had two beautiful subordinates who are eager to have sex with him, but apparently he sees them as 'sisters' or 'family', so he cannot do that. (Perhaps he has not read any incest hentai, or heard of Kiss X Sis)

Note that this is not just about sex, as there was a very broad scope for plot development in Tsuki ga Michibiku. For example, Makoto could have properly developed the Asora realm, showing us some world building and kingdom building. He could even have married Tomoe and Mio and their kids would have been demi gods who would do various mischiefs in the hyuman realm. There might have even been wars of Asora vs hyumans.

In short, the Japanese protagonists have disappointing characteristics on a global scale, and are not entertaining to read.

* SOLUTION FOR ALL THIS…

Japanese isekai novels have good would building (from light novel and web novel perspective), and this fact cannot be ignored.

My idea is simple, that is to write a fan fiction of a pre-existing light novel or use the basic ideas and rewrite the novel, the only change being the utterly virgin protagonist. The protagonist would simply be 'de-virginized' and re-introduced. This change might seem small but actually opens up a lot of routes for novel writing. (as in Tsuki ga Michibiku example)

The protagonists in these isekai novels are already powerful, and if they are re-written of as being mature, smart and driven by ambition, then they would become warlords, making the story even more interesting to read.

Need guidance, or ideas for novels ?

This is the perfect place !

Different ideas with comprehensive explainations.

Inspire yourself today !

( Yes, I know it sounds cheesy.)

World War II, and Japan's defeat, deeply influenced Japanese literature. Many authors wrote stories of disaffection, loss of purpose, and the coping with defeat. Haruo Umezaki's short story Sakurajima shows a disillusioned and skeptical Navy officer stationed in a base located on the Sakurajima volcanic island, close to Kagoshima, on the southern tip of the Kyushu island. Osamu Dazai's novel The Setting Suntells of a soldier returning from Manchukuo. Shōhei Ōoka won the Yomiuri Prize for his novel Fires on the Plain about a Japanese deserter going mad in the Philippine jungle. Yukio Mishima, well known for both his nihilistic writing and his controversial suicide by seppuku, began writing in the post-war period. Nobuo Kojima's short story "The American School" portrays a group of Japanese teachers of English who, in the immediate aftermath of the war, deal with the American occupation in varying ways.

Prominent writers of the 1970s and 1980s were identified with intellectual and moral issues in their attempts to raise social and political consciousness. One of them, Kenzaburō Ōe published his best-known work, A Personal Matterin 1964 and became Japan's second winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.

Mitsuharu Inoue (ja) had long been concerned with the atomic bomb and continued in the 1980s to write on problems of the nuclear age, while Shusaku Endo depicted the religious dilemma of the Kakure Kirishitan, Roman Catholics in feudal Japan, as a springboard to address spiritual problems. Yasushi Inoue also turned to the past in masterful historical novels of Inner Asia and ancient Japan, in order to portray present human fate.

Avant-garde writers, such as Kōbō Abe, who wrote fantastic novels such as The Woman in the Dunes (1960), wanted to express the Japanese experience in modern terms without using either international styles or traditional conventions, developed new inner visions. Yoshikichi Furui tellingly related the lives of alienated urban dwellers coping with the minutiae of daily life, while the psychodramas within such daily life crises have been explored by a rising number of important women novelists. The 1988 Naoki Prize went to Shizuko Todo (ja) for Ripening Summer, a story capturing the complex psychology of modern women. Other award-winning stories at the end of the decade dealt with current issues of the elderly in hospitals, the recent past (Pure- Hearted Shopping District in Kōenji, Tokyo), and the life of a Meiji period ukiyo-e artist.

Haruki Murakami is one of the most popular and controversial of today's Japanese authors. His genre-defying, humorous and surreal works have sparked fierce debates in Japan over whether they are true "literature" or simple pop-fiction: Kenzaburō Ōe has been one of his harshest critics. Some of Murakami's best-known works include Norwegian Wood (1987) and The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle (1994–1995).

Banana Yoshimoto, a best-selling contemporary author whose "manga-esque" style of writing sparked much controversy when she debuted in the late 1980s, has come to be recognized as a unique and talented author over the intervening years. Her writing style stresses dialogue over description, resembling the script of a manga, and her works focus on love, friendship and loss. Her breakout work was 1988's Kitchen.

Although modern Japanese writers covered a wide variety of subjects, one particularly Japanese approach stressed their subjects' inner lives, widening the earlier novel's preoccupation with the narrator's consciousness. In Japanese fiction, plot development and action have often been of secondary interest to emotional issues. In keeping with the general trend toward reaffirming national characteristics, many old themes re-emerged, and some authors turned consciously to the past. Strikingly, Buddhist attitudes about the importance of knowing oneself and the poignant impermanence of things formed an undercurrent to sharp social criticism of this material age. There was a growing emphasis on women's roles, the Japanese persona in the modern world, and the malaise of common people lost in the complexities of urban culture.

Popular fiction, non-fiction, and children's literature all flourished in urban Japan in the 1980s. Many popular works fell between "pure literature" and pulp novels, including all sorts of historical serials, information-packed docudramas, science fiction, mysteries, detective fiction, business stories, war journals, and animal stories. Non-fiction covered everything from crime to politics. Although factual journalism predominated, many of these works were interpretive, reflecting a high degree of individualism. Children's works re-emerged in the 1950s, and the newer entrants into this field, many of them younger women, brought new vitality to it in the 1980s.

Manga (comics) has penetrated almost every sector of the popular market. It includes virtually every field of human interest, such as multivolume high-school histories of Japan and, for the adult market, a manga introduction to economics, and pornography. Manga represented between 20 and 30 percent of annual publications at the end of the 1980s, in sales of some ¥400 billion per year.

Cell phone novels appeared in the early 21st century. Written by and for cell phone users, the novels—typically romances read by young women—have become very popular both online and in print. Some, such as Love Sky, have sold millions of print copies, and at the end of 2007 cell phone novels comprised four of the top five fiction best sellers.

this is made for the purpose of getting the authors badge  at any rate I'll just compile world literature

My name is Rebecca Sharlahart.
BOOK WALKER has given us a special opportunity to provide this exclusive additional chapter, simultaneously in English and Japanese.
And this totally happened because of my underappreciated efforts!
Huh? Did you just ask if I've appeared anywhere before?
You bet I have! In both Volume One and Volume Two! But only briefly...
And I didn't even get an illustration!
This exclusive chapter is actually being released with the English edition of the novels, so its content is based on events in the series up through Volume Two.
That's right...
I start appearing regularly from Volume Three.
So I thought I would try to earn the honor by popping up here!!
But, putting that aside for a moment...
Tha main story of Combat Baker is all about a bakery, so it introduced many different kinds of bread.
For example, anpan, which was a paste of sweet bread boiled beans inside, was baked in the beginning of Volume One, and pineapple bread was created midway through that novel.
And, um... this is a good time to tell you that anpan actually exists, but pineapple bread doesn't.
However, in Japan, there is a type of bread called melon bread.
Sven Avei gave Lud's pineapple bread its name because the crosshatch pattern on melon bread resembles the fruit, and it was assumed Japanese readers would understand without any explanation.
We didn't expect the novel to be translated into another language, and this turned out to be difficult for foreign readers to understand.
Rice is the primary staple food in Japan, but people loved bread too.
In the morning, long lines of customers form in front of popular bakeries.
Melon bread is one of the favorite breads, and you can even buy it from mobile bread stands.
In Western countries, people commonly eat bread with something on top, or sandwiching something inside.
In Japan, rice balls are stuffed with different ingredients.
Maybe that's why the most popular way of eating bread is by enclosing ingredients inside.
The anpan in the first story is one such a bread.
Other breads include jam bread that has jam inside, and cream bread with custard cream inside.
There's also curry bread with curry roux inside.
Originally, melon bread didn't have any cantaloupe in it, but in recent years, people have included real melon juice. It's pretty confusing, huh?
There's also bread called uguisu bread. Uguisu  refers to a bird known as the Japanese bush warbler. But don't worry, there's no bird meat inside!
We call these breads sweet buns or delicatessen breads.
If you ever have the chance to visit Japan. I hope you'll enjoy this aspect of the country.
Did you know that it was a samurai who first made anpan?
He was actually a former samurai, who was leading a completely different life with the changing times, Lud Langart, the main character of The Combat Baker and Automaton Waitress, was partially based on the samurai.
However, that historical samurai didn't have as tumultuous past as the main character of these novels.
Well, it's about time to wrap this up.
I do wish it were possible for you to see me.
So, look for me in Zaza's illustration at the front of Volume 3#and even in the cover illustration!
I'm destined for great things!
It's almost as if I'll take Sven... Sven Avei's place!
I basically already have. Everything up through Volume Two was just a sort of prologue.
It wouldn't be a stretch to say that I'm the true heroine.
So... ladies and gentlemen who have read these novels... make known your desire to read Volume Three and request more volumes!
I'm counting on you!
Now it's time to say good-bye.
From the bottom of my heart, I hope to see you someday and somewhere!
This is Rebecca Sharlahart... signing off.

Sven and Jacob take a trip to a neighboring town to sell bread as part of a new sales strategy for Tockerbrot Bakery. While there, Jacob has a surprising run-in, and soon major changes rock Tockerbrot. A rival bakery opens right next door, while the Schutzstaffel in Wiltia hatches a furtive plan... Get ready, Volume Three is bursting with excitement!

4 February 2018....
It might seem like an ordinary date and it is an ordinary date for most of the people out there (except those who have their birthdays or any special occasion) but for a guy who was sitting while browsing through Google, it definitely was not. On this particular day, he had finally caught up with the manhua/manga releases of "Tales of Demons and Gods[TDG] " by Mad Snail. He really liked the manga, but he wanted more. So, he searched on Google about similar stories and he found "Otherworldly Evil Monarch [OEM] ". He got curious because the name sounded badass and it seemed like it was not going to be a story where the protagonist keeps on spouting sh¡t about righteousness and slaying evil and protecting the weak and stuff as it had the word "EVIL" in it. He thought that its dumb and he had the adequate reasons to think like that. After all, who in their right mind would risk his life to save a girl who he does not even know properly . It is not even realistic and how in the world can the protagonist be so selfless and so dense when it came to matters of love. It is as if he was hit by a rock in his infancy and his brain was permanently damaged.
After he was done cursing the cliché Manga, he started searching for the manga of OEM. A while later did he came to the realization that OEM does not have a manga. It is actually a novel which is posted online and the chapters are released frequently, and these novels are known as "Webnovels". He also got to know that TDG was originally also a webnovel but since it got really popular, it was transformed into a manga and the animation of TDG was along the way as well.
The name of this guy is Weed. 
*snaps fingers*
(as we all know that I, the author has the power to pause this novel world by snapping my fingers, and I will break the 4th wall and this was mentioned in the previous chapter and this is the last time it would be mentioned.
Moving on, as well all know that Japanese are considered as really polite, humble, caring about others etc. people (E/N: Except you) and it is true. Until this guy made an appearance. This character, Weed was meant to be born in U.S.A. or any other western country but God made some mistake and he ended up being born in Japan.
If you are wondering about why his name is Weed, and not some other Japanese names like Hijikata, Kemamaki, etc (E/N: I've never even heard of these names in anime or manga), then I should suggest you to stop being a racist because it is not necessary for a guy to have a Japanese name if he is born in Japan. Actually he was given a good name which was a Japanese name but when he became an adult, he changed it to the thing he liked the most, and that is weed. Although he has never smoked weed but that is an entirely different topic. This guy can not be considered polite. Screw being polite, he constantly curses as if they are verbs and without his "verbs", he cannot complete his sentences. He is a degenerate scum of society and also has this constant urge of pissing everyone off as if the whole world is his enemy. He does not care about anyone but himself, and he does not give a damn about anyone's feelings. He thinks that facts do not care about feelings and prefers facts and logic over anything. He considers himself as an anti-social extrovert. He is 19 year old NEET and wastes his time looking at memes, watching anime and reading manga. He is a racist (E/N: rapist *cough cough*) to the core and will do anything to get on the nerves of others. We will get other information about him later on as the story progresses. He is also not the protagonist of this novel as I have said previously that communism is Supreme in such cases and so, everyone is a protagonist here.
Weed never had a problem in reading a story because he is into Manga a lot so he decided to give OEM a try. He searched for the places where he could read OEM and this was that moment where he got to know about the top dog in webnovel society. The corporate known and "QIDIAN". With some excitement and slight anticipation, (which is very rare by the way) he downloaded the application of Qidian and jumped straight away into the reading OEM. He kept reading and was so hooked that he eventually lost the track of time. After almost 5 hours of continuous reading, he finally closed the app because his stomach was not much happy and showed its discontent by a making a slight yet audible noise(he is hungry for fuck's sake). He got up and went outside his room to make some cup noodles for himself.
After pleasing his beloved belly, he started the app again, but instead of reading the novel, he decided to check other features of the app. He saw various novels of different genres, some novels even caught his attention and he added them into his reading list. He eventually stumbled upon the forum section and clicked on it. There he saw that a group of qidian was made on Facebook and anyone was welcome to submit their application to join it. 
Since Weed already had his Facebook account, he decided to fill the application to join the Facebook group since he did not had anything else to do. Along with the fact that he might get some good novel recommendations in that group. After that he continued reading OEM. After 13 days, his application was accepted and he was a member of the Facebook group of qidian.
Who knows what kind of adventures await him next. To find out, wait for the next chapter of "WHAT NEETs DO".
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Hey there everyone. Quiz time.
This time, the question is
The abbreviated form/full form of QIDIAN is?
Whack your brains and think hard.
Do you have the answer?
Well the answer is
Q- WE [☭] (it's a Chinese organization, what did you expect) 
I- steal
D- money from people 
I- and 
A- novels
N- from WW
THAT'S ALL FOLKS. See ya later

　On the night of the New Year, 26-year-old Li Tian gnawed wildly with the novel.

　　Li Tian, ​​a male, an orphan, is an internet writer who loves martial arts novels, especially Jin Yong's novels.

　　The bed light was on in the room, and Li Tian was reading the book about Jin Yong's novels that he had recently bought from the street shop

　　Li Tian's expression changed as he read the book, he was dull for a while, excited, and suddenly realized, as if he had realized something.

　　This book, called "The Secrets of Jin Yong's Martial Arts", is less than a hundred pages in total. As a senior street writer, although his online martial arts novels are terrible, it can be very fast when he was reading a book. When he was young, this kind of book is his pleasure

　　"Ah..." Li Tian stretched his waist, exhaled a long breath, and looked at the fireworks celebrating the New Year outside the window, and muttered baldly: "Ah, others spend the New Year together with their family but i alone here in the bed , reading. , Life! why don't give me a bit of strength..."

　　At this moment, a thunderbolt rang out from the sky in the distance, which shocked Li Tian. Why there's a sudden thunderstorms

　　Li Tian holding the "Swordsman Secret Book" in his hand walked to the window, looking at the sky not far away. He was stunned. The thunder flashed in the sky, cover up the whole city . Electricity blackout,

　　"Oh my God? Is this the end of the world?" Li Tian cried out dumbfounded.

　　The end of the New Year's Eve scene, this is crazy!

　　"Boom!" A flash of lightning struck Li Tian's residential area.

　　The building shook, and Li Tian was thrown out of the window and fell downstairs.

　　"Ah! Zhou Huimin, Li Jiaqiu, Mixue, Zhao Yazhi, my goddesses, and Jin Yongda, goodbye." Li Tian, ​​who fell off the thirty-sixth floor, screamed with his eyes lightly closed, as 80 In his age, Zhou Huimin, Li Jiaxiu and other Xiangjiang actresses were the goddesses of his life, as well as his favorite Jin Yongda.

　　in falling, Li Tian felt the whistling wind ringing in his ears, his hands stretched out, as if he was flying in the sky.

　　Although Li Xuan kept falling, he still held the book tightly.

　　Boom...

　　A lightning that was different from the normal one struck  Li Tian.

　　The purple lightning struck Li Tian, ​​smashing Li Tian's body into ashes at once, and the journey started at this time. Before the remaining power of the purple lightning disappeared, he was sucked in by the book.

　　And near Li Tian, ​​a black space crack suddenly formed, and the book was sucked into the black hole. In an instant, when the book disappeared, the crack space disappeared , as if there's nothing happened.

　　At the moment when the crack disappeared, the night sky calmed down , and the violent lightning disappeared. This gave people all over the world a mind-blow... I

　　they think it was the end of the day
       some think it's a joke from god

　　However, people all over the world are not in the mood for joking, because the collapsed building near them , the screaming and the wounded told them that the experience just now was definitely a doomsday scene.

　　The next day, the first day of the new year, the world began to report the legend of the doomsday last night. Although the doomsday crisis lasted less than ten minutes, it told people around the world that the doomsday was too close to them!

 


　　The ten-minute doomsday crisis has caused losses to all countries in the world, but it has played a role in promoting global integration. In the next few decades, all the countries of the earth will form a major alliance of the earth, with China, the United States, the United Kingdom, The Earth Alliance led by France and Russia.

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　Li Tian whole body is stiff, his whole body feeling a little itchy

　　"ughh!" Li Tian's vague head made him hum lightly, and he wanted to open his eyes to see if he was in hell. Why did he feel sick?

　　But the feeling of a splitting headache made Li Tian couldn't open his eyes, his whole body was like a being drown in cold water, the pain was like a fire, making him cried, he immediately closed the eyes that he just wanted to open.

　　"Xiaotian, Xiaotian..."

　　Suddenly, Li Tian felt that someone was calling himself, enduring the pain, and opened his eyes slightly, wanting to see who was calling him in hell.

　　The slightly moving eyes opened slowly, the retina was a little fuzzy, and the slightly opened eyes had no color at all, only black and white, as if they were watching a black and white movie.

　　When he opened my eyes, he saw a face in front of me. It was a face full of anxiety. The skin on the face was very rough and dark. He had messy hair, as if he hadn't washed it in years. The eyes were full of surprises. Tears, as if seeing something surprising.

　　"Hell? Who are you? Uh..." With a terrible headache, Li Tian said in a daze, just about to reach out and touch the person in front of him.

　　However, he stopped immediately, why did my hands become so much smaller, like the hands of a child, and why are my hands wrapped around gauze?

　　"Oh... Am I dead?" The head hurts terribly, chaos, and I think back to myself as if I fell downstairs and was killed by a purple lightning. Then why do I have a hand now? Ghosts seem to be soul bodies, without hands?

　　where am i..

　　Suddenly, Li Tian felt another memory appear in his mind, and it hit Li Tian's original memory and became a paste.

　　For an unknown period of time, Li Tian's pupils focused at once, with a look of shock on his face.

　　It turned out that another person's memory flashed through his mind.

　　This unfamiliar memory, from babbling to children's mischief, was finally fixed at the age of 10. That day, he was fishing in the village creek. Unexpectedly, a shell was directly near him. Fell down, and he was also blown up by the power of the cannonball and fell into the creek.

　　In the end, the child, also named Li Tian, ​​saw a group of Japanese soldiers holding a plaster flag walking towards his village at the moment he fell.

　　"Ah! Japanese soldiers? Plaster flags? Wait... I reincarnated?" At this time, Li Tian felt that his headache was reduced a lot, but the sudden crossing made Li Tian a little confused, and a little bit lost for a while. Law acceptance.

　　However, whether Li Tian accepts it or not, it is already a fact that he has passed through, and he has to accept the fact that he has become a child.

　　'The owner of this body is also called Li Tian, ​​but he is twenty years younger than his previous life. It is May 1928 at Lijiazhuang near Jinan City.'

　　'In 1928? 'Li Tian was dizzy. As a writer in his previous life, he still knew about history.

　　'Isn't 1928 the year when the Jinan tragedy occurred? Li Tian's face was pale and thought, if this is the case, isn't his life in danger in Jinan now?

　　The Jinan tragedy occurred on May 3, 1928, when the National Revolutionary Army passed through Jinan City in Shandong Province on the way to the Northern Expedition. The Japanese side used the revolutionary army to rob and massacre the Japanese nationals in the city, and sent troops to retaliate, deliberately massacring Chinese soldiers and people. Thousands of elites. Among them, the Kuomintang's Battlefield Political Affairs Committee dispatched Jinan's Director of the Foreign Affairs Department and the National Government's Ministry of Foreign Affairs dispatched Shandong negotiator Cai Gongshi and 17 staff members to be tortured and killed by the Japanese. After the tragedy, the Japanese denied that the Japanese army had massacred Chinese soldiers and civilians, and asked the Nanjing National Government to apologize, compensate, and punish the perpetrators, and captured Jinan on May 11. Until March of the following year, after the Nanjing National Government and the Japanese government signed the Sino-Japanese Economic Case Agreement,

 The Japanese army only withdrew from Jinan after that incident.

　　Thinking back  his head is big. With his thin body, how can he live in this war ! Li Xuan thought sadly in his heart.

　　"Wait!" Li Xuan suddenly thought of something and shouted, scared the person holding him, immediately looked at Li Tian nervously.

　　"Xiaotian, what's the matter? Is the body still in pain?"

　　"It's okay, second uncle." Li Tian said to his second uncle.

　　"Damn!The Japanese soldier are demon!!. The village was destroyed, and my brother and sister-in-law were killed. However, Xiaotian, don't worry, I will take good care of you." The second uncle said with a tragic expression on his face.

　　After the second uncle Li Rui's explanation, Li Tian also knew that his village was destroyed and his parents had been killed by the Japanese soldiers.

　　But he was injured and fainted, escaped a catastrophe, and was rescued by Li Rui. After being treated by a good-hearted person, he had saved his life. When Li Tian woke up, why was his whole body stiff and painful? Because of the injury, his whole body was wrapped in gauze.

　　Li Tian frowned and asked, "Second Uncle, what's the date now?"

　　"Um! What are you asking about this?" Li Rui was a little curious about why his nephew would ask this.

　　"I want to know how long I have fainted?" Li Tian also knew that children would easily be suspicious when asked about this, but Li Tian had to ask in order to determine the Jinan tragedy.

　　"Today is the 27th! You have been fainted for five days." Li Rui said.

　　"May?"

　　"Yeah."

　　On May 27, 1928, the Jinan tragedy occurred on May 3, and the Japanese occupation of Jinan ended on May 11. It seems that more than ten days have passed since the Jinan tragedy. My own small village will be attacked. It turns out that Jinan was already trapped at that time. My parents were dead and the village was gone. Where is my way out in the future? Li Xuan crawled on Li Rui and thought secretly.

　　Seeing the refugees walking forward, Li Xuan began to worry about his future. Once he passed through, he became fatherless and motherless, and became a great little refugee.

　　However, fortunately, he has a second uncle who will never leave. If it weren't for the second uncle, he would have died on the way to escape, and he would still be alive.

　　After talking with his second uncle, Li Tian knew that Jinan was occupied by Japan, so there were so many refugees who flee to wherever they flee. I heard from my second uncle that it seemed to be heading to Foshan, Guangzhou. I heard that the living conditions there were very good. it is good.

　　In this dark age of fierce flames, walking to Foshan with one pair of feet is a difficult journey. Refugees died along the way, either starved to death or killed. Anyway, Li Tian Following the brigade all the way, I saw the darkest side of this dark age. If it were a child, Li Tian had the soul of a previous life. Looking at this cruel age, Li Tian has been obsessed with it for a long time. In grief and confusion.


Had it not been for the protection of the second uncle Li Rui, Li Tian would have died on the way to escape long ago. Although he has previous life experience, what can he do with the body of a child? Technology? writing a novel? In this age when eating is difficult,? I'm afraid I'm starving to death before I start writing

　　After more than a month of fleeing, Li Tian and his second uncle walked to Foshan, but at this moment, his second uncle collapsed!

　　His second uncle, who had been with him for almost two months, died of illness in  Foshan. Sadness engulfed his heart

　　In front of the deserted hill, Li Tian dragged his second uncle's body with a straw mat,he dug out a tomb with stones, and buried his second uncle on the deserted hill.

　　"Second Uncle, I will remember what you said, I will live happier than anyone else." 

After passing through, within two months, the closest person left him, Li Tian knelt in front of the grave, and muttered crying. .

　　Since this world has brought me here, I must change it, Little Japan, you let me have no relatives, I will definitely not let you go. Li Tian sprinkled a wild flower he picked on his second uncle's grave. 

　　There was a sudden thunderstorms, pouring heavy rain

　　Papa...

　　On this hill where there was nowhere to avoid  the heavy rain, Li Xuan knelt in front of his second uncle's grave, letting the rain from the sky spill on him at will... suddenly,he fainted...

　　When Li Tian fainted, a golden light flashed on his body, wrapping Li Tian and blocking the rain.

　　Li Tian, ​​who was fainted, did not see this magical scene at all.

　　At this moment, a book appeared in Li Tian's mind, which was the "Jin Yong Martial Arts Cheats" he held in his hand when Li Tian died in his previous life.

　　Suddenly the golden light flashed when he knew the secret book in the sea, and slowly opened the first page, which read: "Dragon and Elephant Prajna Palm".

　

writing to cease my boredom

Bad Grammar,bad at everything , don't read if you had high expectations and please leave if you want to insult me because of my grammar

This is a slice of life novel, so I will try my best to relate everything to you, my readers~
What is a Light Novel?
-A light novel is a style of Japanese young adult novel primarily targeting high school and middle school students. (Wikipedia). Yuki is a famous author in a Light Novel Site. She has published four novels in the first few chapters of the story.
What is a Mangaka?
Mangaka is the Japanese word for a manga artist. Outside Japan, manga usually refers to a Japanese comic book and mangaka refers to the author of the manga, who is usually Japanese. (Wikipedia). Nickson, a Korean teenager, is a mangaka, a Webtoon/Manwha artist, and he is currently studying Manhua works.
The novel involves the romantic relationship between Nickson and Yuki
Yuki is the main protagonist. But her role is more of the narrator. I am focusing the stories of the supporting characters. You could say that Yuki's life is perfect~
(I will further update this part)

"Let me colour your world with these words..."

Yuki Leigh, your average teenage girl, has a knack for writing stories. She goes to Japan, together with her best friend, Roxanne. They enrol themselves in the International Japanese School to chase their dreams. Leigh also becomes famous because of her works, making a title of her known as the Queen of Gores or The Lady in Blood. But nobody knows who exactly this “Yuki”-her pen name is since she never reveals her face in public.

Those quiet days instantly change when Yuki browses the internet and sees a manga adaptation of her light novel series under the artist name “Nick”, who she assumes is a student going to the same school, and she is right! She refuses anyone to adapt her story, given that these written texts hold something dear inside her heart.

It is the only source of happiness Yuki has when she feels alone inside her room.

Upon noticing the positive feedback of the manga, Yuki would let Nickson pass this chance only if he transfers a share of his earnings to poverty or charity. That is all Yuki wants to hear.

They sit next to each other and not uttering a single word despite being classmates inside the room. Everything is going swimmingly to the two, not until the student council elections show up. They want to claim the prize of “not attending any lecture in class” following their jobs as mangaka and author.

Yuki then meets Nickson’s relatives, who are not on good terms. She thinks that joining their affairs would make her and Nickson’s situation worse. But her emotions change when Yuki notices Nickson’s sudden shift of mood during examinations or in meetings. He is neglecting his work in the student council, grabbing the attention of the school and the two former student council officers. Eventually, she helps Nickson in her own way. Because of Yuki’s sudden interruption in his life, Nickson finally takes an interest in this light novel author. 

There are a lot of things going on as well! The three join a club, family problems, and relationship status they need to work out.

The club advisor, Benjamin Tsai, gives the author and the artist tips on creating masterpieces of their works. He also becomes their mentor when they feel stuck in a bottleneck. Benjamin is an avid fan of both Nickson and Yuki, so he knows everything about them, including their styles.

Along the way, they meet some friends and make a group together to prepare themselves for the university. If they want to pursue their passion, they need to do well for the upcoming entrance exams. Everything becomes serious and dull, considering they need to plan for their future jobs and roles. 

Yuki expresses her doubts about becoming a full-pledge light novel author, knowing that it will be a risky job for her to make money. Leigh admits she was lucky enough to win the competition before, but what will she do right now that she is losing her popularity as an author? 

This novel is a rollercoaster of happiness, sorrow, and other emotions from the characters. Every reader will unravel their stories one volume at a time, while the two, Yuki and Nickson, commit themselves as romantic couples soon. The story doesn’t need to be fast paced or slow since they will encounter problems and solve them one at a time. 
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I referenced the characters to the people I know. But keep in mind that I separate their lives and create fictional events on my own. I don’t have any opinions of what the character will do since the story explains everything in the present tense. All of them will have their characteristics, strengths and weaknesses. 

Huge thanks to these awesome people who are supporting this book! Especially to @Snowphira. She is the artist/illustrator of this novel. If you want to see Nickson’s illustrations, I will post them inside the first few chapters in the comment section!

Cheers, and have a wonderful life, everyone!


Book Cover not mine.

Lately I've been wondering when did all this start. Reading of web novels I mean.
I remember when I started to watch anime, around the time Kill La Kill just finished. From there I got into manga and webtoons. I then started reading japanese light novels because I couldn't wait for more anime/manga releases. From there I went to korean and chinese web novels. And I have branched further out with my reading interests since then.
Though I don't remember the first anime I watched, not do I remember the first manga and LN I read, but I do remember that my first korean WN was 'Everyone Else Is A Returnee' and the first chinese one was 'Revered Insanity'. Both of these works just resonated with me somehow.
So I'm still searching for novels that give me these feelings. Additionaly I'm also looking for the 'perfect' novel as well, a novel that just ticks all my boxes. I don't care if said novel would classify as a fan-fic or not. I have found some that come close, but non are 'perfect'.
I know I won't find it, but I still hope.
That's my ramblings for today.

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