《How to write a book》NEW VERSION
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This book used to be called writing a book in eight steps, but I've revised it and made it better.
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Dysfunctional – An Assassin’s Guide To Reincarnating In Another World
Following a brutal and tortured death, a former assassin, known only by his codename Kuro, is given the opportunity to reincarnate in another world, a world with magic and monsters. Armed with an unrivaled healing factor and an inhumane pain threshold, Kuro opts to go for a reckless direct approach in this world instead of a stealthy and cautious one, and as a result, slowly gains attention bit by bit.
8 1782Soul of a Hunter
Nineteen-year-old Rex works with his childhood friend Cam to fight the monsters in the area around his town as the only Hunters protecting it. It's a quiet, peaceful life without much difficulty. Their work is worthwhile, the money is decent, and the locals treat them well. They are content. However, after they receive an ominous warning, the pair of Hunters must push themselves harder as they search for a potential issue in an attempt to put it down before it becomes a threat. When they track this new danger to its roots, however, they find themselves fighting tooth and nail just to protect their town. When that comes to pass, they can only hope to hold out long enough for reinforcements to arrive. No matter the risk, they will fight to protect their home, proving they possess the souls of true Hunters. [participant in the March-April 2020 Royal Road Writathon challenge]
8 128Eraw : The secret raven
The story talks about the life of a small person who transcends the war. From a boy with a life like a slave to a trainee with a strong heart and a strong determination to overcome his hopes to achieve what he wrote, the blood flowing deep into the water, integrating with every life. tightly Although the flock was still fascinated, it was as cold as the first wind in the hibernation season. The beautiful black sword stripped the body from its sheath, the night sky closed down, the fog closed down on that land for eternity ... A boy named Temma is an eight-year-old boy who is diverted from his life with the war going on in his village. The survivors were arrested and brought back to the capital and exchanged for slavery. He served the Su Su home for more than five years before being resold due to repeated mistakes in his work, but in the meantime, it happened that changed the story of this boy forever. Even individuals or individuals may not know where this path will end ...
8 132You Found Me [ Kim Seokjin × Ahn Heeyeon ] (BTS & EXID / Hani × Jin)
"Then you found me,you didn't buy the front that I was showing everybody.You found me,you saw the scared boy inside of me that knew nothing.You found me, my flaws you found perfect, you loved me."A Kim Seokjin (BTS' Jin) and Ahn Heeyeon (EXID's Hani) Alternate universe!Rated teen fan-fictional story.BTS & EXID Fanfiction.I do not own all the names stated on the story.If you happen to read a story that is similar to this, it's just purely coincidental!Lastly, inspired by David Choi's song "You Found Me".
8 148The Newborn
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8 180Stella and the Boxer
The Wattys 2014 "Undiscovered Gem" Stella Henry is afraid of a lot of things. As a child, her simple, comfortable home life did not prepare her for the sort of people whom she would meet as a younger teenager. Now eighteen and a freshman at Clemson University, Stella meets Charlie, who, like her, has long been keeping others at bay. Though his disposition is kind and gentle, Charlie is a boxer, and his world only reminds Stella of elements of her past she would like to forget. When both realize that they have a safe place in one another, they start to overcome their fear of other people, and of letting them get close enough to matter.In many ways, this is a story about allowing people to matter to our lives, and about meaning something to them, in turn. At some point in your day, in your routine, in your life, you will matter to someone. That is a special kind of power, do be careful with it. "We love people not so much for the good they've done us, as for the good we've done them." Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace
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