In order to save her village from a war between two kingdoms, she must marry the king of a race that has long been lost to five thousand years of history.

"I am sure your history books tuck in a few pages about us, and I know that on those pages, nothing good was written there. It is all true, but listen. That is one of the reasons we disappeared for so long. .. "

Evelynn was silent for a moment, then she smiled faintly.

"I will listen to you, so just tell me the whole story..."

Robin, born into a traditional chinese family, had knew he was into guys since 6 years old. Under social and family pressure, he tried to fit in under the guise of a heterosexual facade. Things changed when he successfully enrolled into a foreign university.

This is the story of Mei Ling, the daughter of a very wealthy, traditional, and highly educated Chinese family. She was born with a curse, or so her traditional family believes because everything they expected from this young lady never came to fruition.

Her mother wanted Mei Ling to be a cultured woman who had a career in business or just a smart, rich woman who did not work and live for her future husband.

However, Mei Ling, to the surprise of all the millionaire's friends of the Mei Family, took the medical course and spent two years outside serving the doctor without borders in a country on the African continent. Coming back with a worn look and with your skin burned by the strong sun!

The father wanted Mei Ling to be submissive and obedient, to play Guqin and Guzheng, traditional Chinese musical instruments, to impress his millionaire's friends, to learn Chinese calligraphy and traditional painting, to proudly display his daughter to high society.

However, Mei Ling once again to the surprise of everyone becomes proficient on the piano, on the violin, but the worst she loved the guitar! She spent a good part of her teens playing international rock and collecting CDs from famous international bands, it also upset her older brothers by playing guitar late at night. There was even a moment in a Sarau promoted by some millionaire friend of the Mei Family, in which Mei Ling took the stage and shocked everyone by playing "Wish You Were Here" by Pink Floyd.

Grandfather wanted her to settle down in the Mei family mansion or somewhere in the Chinese high society, which followed the tradition of living close to her whole family.

However, Mei Ling took her things, sold her share of the family business and went to England, choosing to live in London's Bloomsbury district in a simple house and she became a pediatrician at the University Hospital in London.

Grandmother wanted her to marry a good Chinese man, come from a traditional family, and have a good education.

However, a handsome neighbor moved into the next house, he was not Chinese, he was not from a traditional family, he did not have high aspirations, he had a typical European bad boy appearance and he was very grumpy.

So, can you guess what Mei Ling will do?

NOTES OF THE AUTHOR:
1. The chapters are short;
2. A sweet and sweet story;
3. R18 is a certainty.
4. It is a modern novel, which is a good part of it in England.
5. The publication has no date, will depend on the reception of the novel.

Hi this is English version of popular Chinese novel  金麟岂是池中物.
It also have Manhua with same name Golden scale. 
Which is stand still as of now.

Our male lead is neither good or bad he is just himself.
You will get hell of a harem which also has milf. Hope I'll be able to translate with common sense. 
Because of Chinese law this novel is not like other erotic novel but I'll do my best to add spice.

Rebirth in hollywood will use his knowledge of the future to be the king of hollywood.

`` translated chinese novel``

some words may be wrong i don't speak chinese i'm using google translator.

I have no obligation to translate everything very well, I am not being paid for it.

I can read even with this problem

This was a violation of the festival's rules. During previous ceremonies, there had only been one winner. The two awards implied that the organizing committee had made an exception.
The unprecedented result made everyone excited, but it also made it difficult to make predictions.
Even Zhang Xueyou had cheered up. Two of the four nominees would get an award, so his possibilities of winning had increased.
Cai Kangyong announced the result amid the chaos, "The winners of the Best Actor Award are Qin Guan and Liu Dehua!"
Applause followed the screams as everyone congratulated the winners.
Qin Guan, who was the younger one, stood up first and gestured at Liu to walk before him. Liu stood up and hugged Qin Guan.
Then Qin Guan embraced Liang Chaowei in an effort to comfort him. The smiling, quiet man took this chance to whisper to Qin Guan, "Well done! He only won half an award!" You were hoping that I would win the entire thing?
Zhang Xueyou smiled at him. "Hello, half-winner!" Thank you so much!
Qin Guan and Liu Dehua got on the stage and accepted the two horse figure awards, which looked exactly the same. Then they clanged their awards to congratulate each other. It was like a toast to victory, a clash of weapons between two warriors. The gesture expressed the subtle friendship between the two men.
The cameras recorded the scene, which made their speeches seem inferior in comparison. Then, the actors walked off the stage and the ceremony drew closer to the end. The final award, which was the Best Drama Award, was about to be announced to the public.
Lu Chuan, who was sitting with Wu Yusen, Du Qifeng and Li Yunchan, felt nervous. He only relaxed when Lin Zhiling read the result out loud in her childlike voice.
"The winner is 'Ke Ke Xi Li' by Lu Chuan! Congratulations! This is the second time that a film from the Chinese mainland wins. Does this imply that the film circles on both sides of the Taiwanese Channel will have more chances of cooperating in the future?"
He had succeeded! A film from the Chinese mainland had gotten Taiwan's approval!
Lu Chuan got off the stage with tears in his eyes, while Cai made his closing speech. The 2005 Golden Horse Festival had caused a storm in the Chinese film circle, not because of the quality of the films or its reform, but because of the gossip surrounding the two actors.
The next day, the tabloids in Taiwan and Hong Kong were filled with all kinds of gossip.
"Was Liang Chaowei isolated by the other candidates?"
"Liang failed to get along with the other nominees."
"Does the two-time award-winning actor want to compromise with the Chinese mainland?"
"The entertainment circle always predicts changes in the economy."
There were many pro-independence individuals, as well as people against the Chinese mainland, in Taiwan, so these news met their taste.
In Hong Kong, people were reading the news about handsome Wu Yanzu with relish.
"Qin Guan shook hands with Wu Yanzu and complimented his looks!"
"Did Qin Guan have a crisis awareness with Wu?"
"Who is the most handsome actor nowadays?"
The shameless titles were full of conspiracy theories, but the objective reports of the Golden Horse Festival were ignored by the readers.
Meanwhile, the media of the Chinese mainland, who were always extremely patriotic, narrated the events that had taken place during the festival. A photo of Qin Guan and Liu Dehua took up the main part of their front pages.
"Two winners on the same stage. Our film won!"
"Golden Horse broke the knot. Films from the Chinese mainland get more chances!"
It was an impressive achievement by a great, proud country.
Reporters from other Asian countries kept pace with China, praising the actors as much as they could.
Some fans watched the film again and found it filled with obscure information. Unfortunately, the film was not distributed in foreign countries. The fans tried their best to download it from Qin Guan's blog in America and used heavy Chinese-English dictionaries to translate it.
American fans knew nothing about the festival though. To the average American citizen, the US was the whole universe. A festival on a small island meant nothing to them. They knew absolutely nothing about traditional Chinese film awards. They didn't even understand the importance of award ceremonies in non-English-speaking countries.


Qin Guan was reborn and sent back to his final semester in High School 18 years ago. Getting a second chance at life, he works hard to turn things around and eventually become a Prince Charming. What will his life be like the second time around? What will he have to go through? How will he succeed in turning from a loser into a Prince Charming? Read this story carefully and find out!

October 12th, Tuesday…
Tengda Network Technology Co., Ltd… 
Li Yada had just finished speaking to a few translation workspaces. 
After talking to Boss Pei, Li Yada had contacted several reputable translation workspaces in the country. She had also distributed a portion of the game's synopsis for them to try translating.
Li Yada had purposely picked out a few riddles in the game for the translation workspaces to work on as well. She wanted to see how high their standards were. 
Most secondary plots required players to find clues and hints within poems. Only then would the relevant plot developments be triggered. These could only be captured by highly-skilled translators. 
On one hand, they had to capture the full meaning of the poem, being careful not to miss out on any important parts of the message. That would allow foreign players to solve the riddle in the poem. 
On the other hand, they had to ensure the poems remained beautiful. If such beautiful, ancient poems were translated into a pile of random facts; it would become meaningless. Players would not be able to appreciate the beauty of these words. 
Thus, this really put the translators' skills to the test. Ordinary translators would not be able to translate the poems well. 
The translation workspaces had already handed in their completed translation tests. After that, Li Yada handed them to Assistant Xin for reviewing, but the latter had rejected them all. 
The translations were not bad, but they had not quite captured the beauty of the language. 
Li Yada's English standard was average, but even she could roughly spot the flaws in the translations. 
It went without saying that the flaws were much more obvious to Assistant Xin, who was once an assistant to a famous international enterprise's Vice President. She was adept in three languages. While she was not good enough to translate the game, she was still able to differentiate the good translations from the bad. 
Thus, Li Yada told the various translation workspaces to redo their translation tests with higher standards. If they refused, Li Yada would have no choice but to turn them down altogether. 
Once she finished dealing with the translation workspaces, Li Yada began to feel emotional. Boss Pei was right indeed. 
They could not rush these things! 
Translating Repent and be Saved would be much more difficult than translating other games. If they rushed things, they could mess everything up and fail to ensure high-quality work. 
Their rush to produce the game in multiple different languages could end up damaging their own reputation. That was not a good representation of Tengda's way of working at all. 
Tengda had never been stingy with investments. As a company, they focused on every single detail and did it well. This was the core spirit that every employee of Tengda learned from Boss Pei. 
"Forget it. I'll take Boss Pei's advice and avoid rushing matters." 
Li Yada had tried to look for skilled translators who were reputable in the industry. However, it was extremely difficult to do so at such short notice, and she had no relevant connections as well. 
There were several professional translators and translation workspaces listed on the officials' website for resources, such as the ones whom Li Yada had already contacted. Yet, there was no guarantee that their standards would be high. 
Also, most reputable and skilled translators weren't interested in translating games. 
Normally, highly-skilled translators focused on translating contemporary, famous films. Comparatively, translating games would be akin to manual labor for them. Even if Li Yada tried to contact them, there was a chance that they would turn her down. 
What's more, Li Yada had no idea how to contact them. 
Thus, she finally understood that there was no rushing these things. She had to take things slow. 
On the other hand, her collaboration with Ma Yiqun of Zhongdian Chinese Network was going quite well. 
Ma Yiqun had approached Li Yada before, suggesting collaboration between the official novel and the game. She had happily agreed to this. It sounded like a win-win situation for both parties. What's more, at the heart of things, they were working for the same company. Collaborating would be akin to lending a helping hand. 
They started brainstorming together and quickly figured out a good plan. 
Li Yada discovered that Ma Yiqun was planning to organize a seven-day login event. After completing multiple tasks on the website for seven days in a row, the reader would be rewarded with a gift in the game. 
Li Yada pondered for a moment and decided to go one step further. They could link the accounts together!
All they had to do was allow one account to access Zhongdian Chinese Network, Tengda Games TPDb, and the like, right? 
This way, all players of Tengda's games could use their gaming accounts to log in to Zhongdian Chinese Network. Any reward they earned would be distributed to this same account. 
What's more, this would not be troublesome to set up. In fact, it could be easily done. 
As for the in-game rewards, Li Yada had thought about distributing consumables at first. These would include the three souls and seven immortal forms that could be used for upgrading, props to strengthen one's weapons, and so on. 
However, on further thought, she realized that it would be too stingy. 
Repent and be Saved was a buy-to-play standalone game after all; there was no need to be so stingy. 
She decided to distribute unique looks instead! 
However, it was far too late to create new models for the game now. Li Yada wrecked her brains and finally thought of giving players special items to change character models. They could make use of the existing pill's image, name them 'Look-Changing Pills', and allow them to be reused.
It would not be difficult to produce these pills; they would just have to change a few codes in the system. 
Of course, players would not be allowed to change the character models at will. Some monsters and bosses had huge models, which could result in bugs if they were altered. Thus, the pills would only allow players to change the appearance of characters that looked like the protagonist. This included small monsters and NPCs. 
At the same time, there would be a cooling-off period attached to these pills. All in all, the pills would only serve as entertainment. 
No matter what, there would be various female NPCs in the game who were quite good-looking. Although they would not be the most beautiful ladies, they would be considered beauties in the game's world. 
Thus, Li Yada thought that this would be particularly attractive for players. 
She made the necessary arrangements. 
After distributing the work to his subordinates, Li Yada accessed TPDb, intending to check Repent and be Saved's overall rating. 
All of Tengda's employees had already developed the habit of visiting TPDb when they had free time on their hands. After all, the website's ratings determined their following month's bonus. They could not possibly ignore them. 
The amount of revenue that the game generated was quite irrelevant; they only worked to generate revenue if it was convenient. If they wanted to earn bonuses, the employees had to ensure that their project's ratings hit the roof. 
"Eh? It's 9.1?!"
Li Yada perked up and sat upright. The rating had spiked! 
How did it increase so much in a single day?! 
On closer inspection, Li Yada realized that the games media had finally released their reviews! 
Ratings from games media held a huge weightage in the overall ratings on TPDb. The higher the ratings given by reputable and influential games media were, the higher the game's overall rating would become. 
Li Yada scanned the games media's comments and realized that they had nothing but praise for Repent and be Saved. 
"After producing Game Designer, Tengda Games has once again produced a refreshing masterpiece that redefines innovation. 
"This up-and-coming game company is always providing its players with novel experiences. In a few short weeks, players went from criticizing the game to praising it, and from rejecting it to fully embracing it. 
"Tengda Games can be counted on to produce superior works. It's almost as if the phrase 'cutting corners' doesn't exist in their dictionary. 
"Before this, no designer would have thought that such a difficult, hardcore game would succeed in the local market. Yet, Tengda Games has done it again. Repent and be Saved makes its players suffer willingly and find joy in the process. 
"That's why this game is expected to be the standard for perfect combat systems in the future.
"The game displayed originality by including the concept of the epitaph. From various other details within the game, one can also appreciate the designer's inspiration and talent. 
"Other designers would also do well to learn from this game's difficult mechanisms." 
Various other game reviewers and media also reflected similar sentiments. 
These reviewers and media were not reacting like many players did when the game was first released. This was because after one week, the players' impressions of the game had undergone a 180-degree change. These game reviewers and media took everything into consideration before writing their reviews. 
What's more, these game reviewers and media would not give the game a low rating just because they could not complete it. They were all professional. 
Ordinary players only gave Repent and be Saved a low rating out of vengeance, after seeing how difficult the game was and suffering through it. However, these game reviewers and media could see other things: 
The game's quality, the outstanding combat system, the beautiful scenery and style, the complexity and depth of the plot, the glorification of traditional Chinese culture to a certain extent, and the gameplay and originality of the system which pointed out the future direction of action-based games' development…
Since the game reviewers and media were incorporating all of these considerations in their rating of the game, it was no wonder that they gave such high ratings! 
Among all of these things, Li Yada was the proudest of the official platform's review. 
"Repent and be Saved depicts a helpless world that is born out of ancient Chinese culture. The artistic recreation of this world gives players a brand new experience. 
"This is a helpless world set in the Degenerate Age, where the six realms are broken. Its outstanding difficulty allows players to feel the helplessness of being stuck in a world like that. Again and again, they are tortured by death. However, this world also hides countless curious secrets. It pushes every single player to pick himself up after each revival, in the hopes of accomplishing his personal mission to save the world! 
"Deep ancient poems, torturous fights, rich background stories, and hidden philosophies; these are what make Repent and be Saved a memorable experience and a risk worth taking! 
"This is the most praise-worthy thing: while domestically-produced, traditional Chinese-style games are on a decline and other local game developers slavishly copy foreign developers, Tengda Games chose to walk a path of absolute originality."
"Repent and be Saved has blended traditional Chinese culture into the background story, the game's content, and the game's core spirit extremely well. It plays an instrumental role in spreading traditional Chinese culture in the new age. 
"May other game developers and designers push the boundaries of their minds and learn from Repent and be Saved, to further glorify traditional Chinese culture and build the game industry's confidence in our heritage!"
Of course, the official platform had to do something to express their validation of the game. 
Without any doubt, Repent and be Saved would be given a few more recommendation spots. This was to be expected. 
Li Yada could not help but feel emotional. Boss Pei is Boss Pei indeed; he did not have to put in much effort in producing such an outstanding game! 
Official recommendations… what are those to Boss Pei? He's received so many of those! 
Li Yada read the media's praise for Repent and be Saved once again, feeling pleased with herself. 
"I took over the development of this game midway through, but I contributed to the game's success!" 
She had still been reading the game's reviews when the lady from the front desk ran over. 
"The official platform's staff just called. They wish to discuss translating a foreign version of the game." 
"Huh? The official platform's staff?" 
Li Yada did not dare to brush it off. She quickly got up to receive the call. 
The official platform had Tengda's office number; that was why they called the front desk directly. 
Li Yada felt quite excited. After all, this was her first time speaking to the official platform's staff over the phone. After exchanging a few pleasantries, the other party quickly dove into the purpose of his call. 
"May I ask if you have any intention to produce Repent and be Saved in other languages and venture into the overseas market?"


I really just want to lose money! T_T
Best boss ever, prodigy of the business world, genius creator, visionary of the century.
These are the descriptions used for Pei Qian, President of Tengda Corporation.
Ever since his rebirth, Pei Qian finds himself in possession of a system that rewards him if he manages to lose money.
Instantly, a brilliant idea comes to mind — making crappy games!
"If the game flops, all my investment cost will be lost!"
"How difficult can it be to lose money?"
Indeed... how difficult can it be?
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Time Units:

I have had a number of questions about time units used in the novel.

My thought process is that being descended from Ancient Chinese cultures (far in the distant past) they are still using ancient Chinese time measurements.

Some Ancient Chinese time measurements are almost directly analogous to western/modern ones thus I have left them as the straight English word i.e.

Day - 24 hours (or 12 Shi)
Week - 10 days (Despite being longer than Western ones, the intent is identical so I left it)
Month - 30 days
Year - 365.25 days 

Other time measurements are much more precise - literally measured in milliseconds - and thus I have used the 'old' terms as an Ancient Chinese person would not understand or use the concept of Seconds, Minutes, Hours etc. and they do not translate well at all between the two i.e.:

niàn - 18 milliseconds
miǎo - 144 milliseconds long
shùn - 360 milliseconds (also known as the 'blink and you miss it' moment)
fēn - 14.4 seconds or 100 miǎo
kè  - 0.24 hours, 14.4 minutes or 60 fēn
Shi - approximately two modern hours or 8​1⁄3 kè

Thus it make sense to use that terminology as we are seeing the story from the perspective of the characters that think in those terms. It is interesting to note that similar time measurements are still used in combination with western timekeeping today. It made no sense to me to forcibly translate to milliseconds or 14.4 seconds etc.

I have also used artistic licence and 'the effects of millenniums away from Ancient China in a fantasy XiaXia world' to explain any changes in the the way I use time in the novel vs how the Ancient Chinese use it.

I admit to simplifying the use where possible - the way it was used in Ancient China was quite a bit more complex than simple one to one use as I've laid out here. A good example is that there was another time keeping system used at night, which so far I haven't needed to use extensively. I may have mentioned it once? 

In general, I've also avoided precise times - using the combination of Shi and kè was used to give precise times is not straight forward if you haven't grown up with it. e.g. First kè in the second half of Mǎo - like the Female MC says it in chapter 24 - is not quite how it would have been said back then.

Wikipedia has a lot of information on this subject which I have relied on extensively.

I have had a few readers point out slip ups where I used minutes and seconds as time measurements. Thank you for that - I have cleaned out the ones I found. If I've missed any, please let me know.

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Chinese Slang terms:

These are Chinese words which are uniquely Chinese and don't really have direct equivalents in English or they have more than one depending on usage thus I have chose to leave them in pinyin:

The filler word "nèige": 
Is similar to 'umm', 'ehhh', 'you know', 'like' etc. in English. 

However, it can also be used to express stuff you don't want to say directly (in the right context - i.e naughty talk). It is also a way to get someone's attention, similar to 'Excuse me...?' and can be used as a reference/directive equivalent to someone saying in English 'That/it... one/there.' 

It's also considered slightly less polished to use it frequently, so it makes sense for someone like Chún who is from a poor and rough background to say it a lot when he's having issues articulating.

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As an author, I thought unique/hard to translate words like this too useful not to use. It also didn't make sense that such a useful connective word like 'nèige' would drop out of use once the Ancient Chinese wound up in the 99 Heavens Universe. It also serves to remind readers that the characters are not walking around speaking English.

Let me know if I've used Chinese pinyin in the story that I haven't listed here. Especially if I've misapplied it really badly - this would not be my intent.

Apologies to my Readers

Real Life issues have caused me to decide to place this book on Temporary hiatus.
I will resume when I have a sufficient buffer of chapters to ensure the situation does not reoccur

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Why is it, that no matter how many world shattering heroes rise and fall, no matter how many times a realm is said to be depleted of resources, a hero rises again - burning all the resources they find as they go?

Another inheritance is always found, another spirit herb, magical artefact... and no one asks why they never seem to run out...

...what keeps creating all these fortunate encounters? Why? And what happens if it stops?

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Warning, this book is a slow burner - rather than a fast paced DBZ style novel

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