#webreader

[webbo0]

IT'S BEEN ORDERED

Should arrive in a few days! I'll liveblog me reading it so if you don't want to see that block the first tag

Universe let me read Project Hail Mary challenge

[abruptlymystic]

I launched my Ream on accident??

Ream is a subscription platform for authors / webserials. Their webreader (I think you call it that?) is leagues better than pasting into Patreon and was created with community building in mind

You can now follow people for free! Which is how I accidentally let my page out into the wild, because my tiers are still not running quite yet.

EVENTUALLY, when the horrors and I have struck a bargain again, Wilderbog chapters will be uploaded there after Vella (so if you are interested in reading some sword & sorcery slice of life in the vein of Howl's Moving Castle or Stardew Valley but dont want to hassle with amazon...) as well as Cryptmother early chapters for vol. 2!

For now, you can just follow and watch me flounder through subscription based serial fiction and check out Ream, which is cool and everyone there is also cool!

[dailywebreads]

[rigelmejo]

Some useful I found recently for reading cnovels, that work as Readers that provide translations, or Parallel Texts:

zhenhunxiaoshuo.com - A chinese site. has a ton of priest novels, a lot of other danmei novels as well including modaozushi, sleuth of ming dynasty, love is more than a word, etc. I adore this site. I found it by chance when someone recommended it for reading the sleuth of ming dynasty. I deeply appreciate whoever made this site. This site is visually simple and easy to look at, and if you know the titles of the novels you want to read then it is exceptionally easy to locate the correct one. (In addition, if you like any of these novels, please consider buying a copy of the official novels either on the sites they were initially sold on like jjwxc, or their print editions - this is a link to jjwxc, Priest’s Guardian page. jjwxc also has MXTX’s works on it, Meatbun’s 2ha on it, etc). 

This is a google doc guide by @anonflail on twitter about how to make an account on jjwxc and purchase the official novels: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ikGyfFiI4SQe2NmrNsJ3sgV71Iv6e5tGqN9i8SZbuSA/edit . If you happen to be reading any cnovel translations, most translation’s include a link in their intro page to the original official cnovel.

In addition, sometimes if the novels are published you can find print copies of them on YesAsia.com. If you find it this way, often they are traditional character book versions so check in the description. Also look up books by chinese title or pinyin, if the english title does not give you results. I got the mo dao zu shi books from this site, and The Untamed Drama OST. You can also find print novels on amazon, ebay, and aliexpress. Forewarning though I really... have no idea if the ones on these sites are official published copies or not. I got Zhen Hun off Aliexpress months ago, having no idea about anywhere else to find it at the time. The book is in simplified characters, and contains most of the novel but I think is missing all of the extra chapters, and my version has an intro featuring Kunlun that doesn’t exist in the jjwxc online version. Again, if you buy a book, check if the characters are traditional or simplified before purchasing. Be aware that often cnovels are more than 1 volume - don’t buy 1 and think you have the entire novel, actually check how many volumes it is... (Like Mo Du by Priest is 3 volumes?) I’ve found YesAsia to have the most genuine looking books...

Also, if I’m going to get nitpicky... if you want to guarantee you are reading a version of the cnovel with all the extra chapters - the official release is your only guarantee. I personally like to have some notepad copies of the txt to edit and look at, and often unofficial txt downloads will be missing chapters, be the older unedited and therefore less finished versions of chapters, and will be missing later chapters and sections. So if you really enjoy a story, you might as well enjoy the full thing by supporting the author, and getting their most complete official versions of the novels. 

daomubiji.org - If you’re a fan of The Lost Tomb series (the books or the multitude of dramas), this website seems to have most or all of the novels. Its absolutely huge. Like the last site mentioned, you can read them on here. If you’ve never read daomubiji, here’s a quick intro: its real well known sort of like Harry Potter. It’s very Lara Croft/Tomb Raider/Indiana Jones/Uncharted/The Mummy kind of stuff - with the fantasy elements being generally similar to other chinese-tomb-raider genre stories. So think adventurous tomb exploring plus some horror fantasy. It has a ton of drama adaptations you could check out if you wanted a visual introduction to daomubiji - some adaptations are better or worse than others. A fun fact - the two male main leads are probably the biggest ship/CP in the fandom, as far as I can tell. Despite them not being explicitly canonically romantic - compared to the danmei novels listed on the site above lol. I think its a tragedy tbh... that it is so hard to find daomubji fanfictions in english, given how huge this novel series is and how many adaptations it has, and how huge the chinese fandom is. There are some chinese fics on ao3, but I know there are some epic length well written fanfics for this series somewhere in the chinese internet. (Edit: here is the ao3 daomubiji tag). I just can’t find them lol ToT. Also there are tragically FEW english fanfics for daomubiji, despite how accessible the story is for english speakers (the first 6 novels already have official english translated books, and most of the drama adaptations have easily accessible english subs). If you know what chinese sites I can read daomubiji fanfic on, please let me know! I know some fanfics for this fandom are so HUGE, and well known, they have txt files floating around and are 100+ chapters and were once-upon-a-time recced on baidu (but the links are broken now :c ). Anyway, back to this site. You can use a dictionary/translator to lookup unknown words, use the free Zhongwen chrome extension to hover over words for a definition, or view this site in the Pleco WebReader/Chinese Zero to Hero reader/Idiom app, and click words for definitions as needed. Again, if you like any of the daomubiji novels, the author’s written a ton! Go support them! The Lost Tomb is actually published in english too up to volume 6, under the name The Grave Robber’s Chronicles (if you wanted a print english copy).

mtlnovel.com - useful in general as a way to read novels roughly-translated into english, if no existing translation is already being done. It’s also useful if, for example, the english translation you are reading is unfinished but you’re desperate to read more even if it’s machine translated lol. It has a large number of cnovels on the site. I feel this site’s coolest feature though, is the ability to enable ‘RAW.’ If you do that, at the top of the chapter you’re reading, then you will see the traditional character paragraphs above the english machine translated ones. This allows you to use any novel on the site as a parallel chinese-english reader. Right now you can only enable RAW if you are logged in. An account is free. If you run into unknown chinese words, you can look them up in the dictionary/translator of your choice. Or, if you have the free Zhongwen chrome extension, then you can just hover over unknown words for a definition on the same page. (If you like any of these novels, support the author’s official releases). 

https://dictionary.chinesezerotohero.com/#/reader - I’ve seen the site Chinese Zero to Hero before and its quite helpful. I think there’s paid areas, but this area is free. In the Reader, you can paste in any chinese text and it will provide pinyin above the hanzi, along with dictionary definitions if you hover over a word/phrase. I’m testing it right now, and their translations are pretty good! (This Chinese Zero to Hero Reader, or LanguageTools.io are free alternatives I would suggest instead of LingQ, for a reader). In addition, this site also has a lot of free graded readers with all these same features plus accompanying audio. I read The Monkey King on this site before. This site in general also has a large selection of grammar points, and a nice dictionary that breaks down words/characters by radical, includes links to related words, includes pictures of the word’s meaning (in case you’re a visual learner or are making flashcards), includes mnemonics (which I just realized!) and example sentences. It looks very useful and I should start using their dictionary more... (mnemonics seems to be the big benefit of this that Pleco doesn’t have). 

[avearfid]

HTTP web client RFID reader with PHP/ ASP ENABLED

[diaraynii-blog]

PART9 : A LETTER TO RIZA

By: Diary Rainy

“Ya udah kamu hati-hati yah”, kata Tiara.

Melodi pun melangkah maju ke meja guru yang ada di depan kelas, untuk membawa buku latihan mereka, dia bersusah payah mengangkat buku-buku itu, agar tidak ada yang terjatuh ke lantai.

Dia berjalan keluar kelas dengan sangat hati-hati, mengitari setiap kelas, sampai tepat di saat dia melewati kelas Riza, dia melihat kelas itu kosong, karena mereka sedang berolahraga di lapangan, namun saat dia menghadap ke depan, dia telah berhadapan dengan Dimas yang ada tepat di depannya, mau menghalangi jalannya.

“Mau apa kamu? Minggir, aku mau lewat”, ucap Melodi.

“Lewat aja, kan jalannya masih lebar”, ujar Dimas.

Melodi mencoba sabar dan melangkah ke sisi lain, untuk menghidari Dimas, tapi baru saja dia mau melangkah, Dimas kembali menghalangi jalannya dengan ikut melangkah ke sisi yang sama.

“Dimaaaas... mau apa sih? Kamu gak lihat aku ada tugas penting, kalo mau berantem gak tepat waktunya”, protesnya.

“Justru saat ini paling enak ngerjain kamu, kamu gak bisa ngapa-ngapain dengan kedua tanganmu memegang buku-buku itu”, kata Dimas.

Melodi mulai kesal, dia menabrakkan tubuhnya ke tubuh Dimas, hingga Dimas sempat goyah tubuhnya, namun dia secepat mungkin menyeimbangkan tubuhnya, lalu kembali menghalangi Melodi, dengan akan memeluk tubuh Melodi.

Melodi memejamkan matanya, karena tak kuasa melihat apa yang akan terjadi pada dirinya, namun belum sempat itu semua terjadi, kerah baju Dimas seolah ada yang menarik dari belakang, sehingga tubuhnya menjauh dari Melodi.

>>> Cerita Selengkapnya>>>

[metallicinsides]

i'm going to start using tumblr in a webreader on my phone the app keep like. bugging out

[bloody-white-wolf]

The perfect hentai reader site:

The search and tag function from Pururin.

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The blacklist blocking function from Tsumino

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The webreader from Hitomi.la

[spiderbake]

Breab?

* Yes, of course, we have a fair number of standard loaves, as well as our own signature webread. * They are, of course, available upon request, though we usually specialize in sweets.

[idk-what-im-doing-ever]

Since I downloaded a webreader app, I have become a more functional human being for the sole fact of

All of the fanfictions I've been reading have become audio books

I've been cleaning and stuff while going Buck Fucking Wild for the Sacrifices Ark by Lightning on the Wave (cannot recommend it enough I'm screaming (HP/DM))

[techniktagebuch]

Juli 2019

Der Webreader eines Internetbuchladens ist nützlicher, als ich dachte

Ich möchte auf meinem E-Reader, dem Tolino, ein bestimmtes Buch lesen, und zwar sofort. Im Onlineshop einer großen Buchhandelskette ist die digitale Version nur auf Deutsch verfügbar, ich interessiere mich jedoch für die englische Originalversion. Eigentlich bin ich begeisterte Nutzerin der Onleihe, doch auch hier werde ich nicht fündig und außerdem ist mein Bibliothekszugang abgelaufen. Meine Bibliothek verlangt von ihren Nutzer*innen, die Jahresgebühr persönlich zu zahlen. Da es schon spät abends ist und ich im Ausland weile, ist der Onleihezug für mich – zumindest für heute – abgefahren.

Doch noch gebe ich nicht auf. Auf dem Smartphone öffne ich Google und tippe „BUCHTITEL filetype pdf“ ins Suchfeld. Tatsächlich ist gleich das erste Ergebnis ein Treffer und kurze Zeit später befindet sich das Buch als PDF-Datei auf meinem Telefon. Ups. Doch wie soll es von dort auf den Tolino kommen? Natürlich könnte ich aufstehen, ins Arbeitszimmer gehen, den Laptop starten, das Buch per Bluetooth oder Kabel vom Telefon auf den Laptop kopieren und von dort mittels Kabel auf den E-Reader befördern. Das erscheint mir angesichts der nächtlichen Stunde zu umständlich.

Dann kommt mir der rettende Gedanke: Für den Tolino habe ich einen Account bei der bereits eingangs erwähnten Buchhandelskette. Die stellt mir einen Webreader zur Verfügung. Auf dem sind alle in der Cloud gespeicherten Bücher verfügbar (oder ist er gar selbst die Cloud?) und die wiederum synchronisieren mit meinem Gerät. Bisher habe ich diese Option nicht genutzt. Ob sie mir in meiner jetzigen Lage nützlich sein wird?

Ich rufe die Webseite über meinen Browser im Smartphone auf und logge mich ein. Zu meiner Überraschung bietet der Webreader tatsächlich die Möglichkeit, eigene Dokumente hochzuladen. Ich orte die PDF-Datei des Buchs in den Tiefen meines internen Telefonspeichers und lade es in die Cloud. Als Nächstes erzeuge ich mit meinem Smartphone einen Hotspot und schalte das WLAN auf dem Tolino ein. Normalerweise habe ich das Gerät immer im Flugzeugmodus, damit der Akku möglichst lange hält. Der Tolino synchronisiert mit der Cloud, denkt kurz nach, dann zeigt er mir das neue Buch an. Ich tippe auf „Herunterladen“ und schon ist es lesebereit.

Theoretisch jedenfalls, denn erst jetzt realisiere ich, dass PDFs auf dem Reader nur so mittelmäßig lesefreundlich sind. Der Text ist zu klein und ich müsste ständig zoomen und scrollen. So habe ich mir mein abendliches Lesevergnügen nicht vorgestellt. Also nehme ich noch mal das Smartphone zur Hand und frage die Suchmaschine nach Möglichkeiten, PDFs ins EPUB-Format zu konvertieren. Wieder führt bereits das erste Ergebnis zum Erfolg. Ich lade die Datei bei einem Anbieter namens Online-Umwandeln hoch und warte zwei Minuten, bis ein Download-Link erscheint und ich das frisch konvertierte EPUB erneut herunterlade. Jetzt wiederholt sich die ganze Prozedur aus „Im Buchladenaccount einloggen“, „Webreader öffnen“ und „Buch hochladen“. Leider hat der Konverter den Dateinamen in einen Salat aus Zahlen und Buchstaben verwandelt. Erstaunlicherweise bietet der Webreader die Möglichkeit, Buchtitel und Autor, ja sogar das Titelbild zu bearbeiten. Ich nutze diese, dann synchronisiere ich den Tolino erneut und kann dann endlich mein Buch herunterladen. Leider bin ich jetzt so müde, dass ich das Lesen auf später verschiebe.

(Steffi)

[dailywebreads]

& Many more to read....

[epublisherworld]

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[acemywriter]

1-2 Module One Milestone

1-2 Module One Milestone

Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen Focus Overview As you are learning, the motivations that underlie our behavior are unique to us. For example, we may engage in behavior as a result of social expectations and obligations. Yet, when we are driven to engage in behavior that is not self-directed, the extrinsic pressure to adhere to rules and norms could cause intrapersonal conflict. By contrast,…

[diaraynii-blog]

PART7: I WANNA BE YOUR BOYFRIEND

By: Diary Rainy

Saat jam pulang sekolah, Melodi, Tiara dan Aldi bergegas menuju parkiran sekolah, seperti biasa mereka mengambil sepeda mereka yang terparkir disana.

Tak lama kemudian, Riza datang menghampiri mereka, dia menahan sepeda milik Melodi agar tidak bergerak.

“Ada apa Za?”, tanya Melodi.

“Pulang bareng aku yok”, ajak Riza.

“Gak deh, aku kan bawa sepeda, jadi maaf gak bisa Za”, tolaknya.

“Ayolah....”.

“Eh Za, Mel kan udah nolak, jadi jangan dipaksa dong”, ucap Aldi.

“Kamu gak usah ikut campur, ini bukan urusanmu”, ucap Riza.

“Ini urusanku juga dong, Mel kan sahabatku, jadi aku berhak untuk melindunginya”, ujar Aldi.

“Kamu yah...”, tinju Riza pun siap melayang ke arah muka Aldi.

“Hei kalian, udah...udah, Mel kamu pulang bareng Riza aja yah, biar sepedamu aku yang bawa”, Tiara melerai Aldi dan Riza agar tidak berkelahi.

“Tapi Ra...”, sanggah Melodi.

“Mel dengeri aja saranku ini, kalo enggak mereka bakal berantem disini, lagian kamu kan perlu ngomong dengan Riza, soal kado itu”, bisik Tiara.

“Iya juga yah”.

“Iya dong, ya udah buruan sana”.

“Okeh Za, aku bareng kamu aja pulangnya, ayoo buruan...”, ujar Melodi sesegera mungkin membawa Riza untuk menjauh dari Aldi sahabatnya.

“Hati-hati ya Mel, Za jagain sahabatku yah”, ucap Tiara.

“Siap Ra”.

>>> Cerita Selengkapnya>>>

[essaynook]

8-2 Journal: Vision and Change Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen Focus Hide A

8-2 Journal: Vision and Change Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen Focus Hide A

8-2 Journal: Vision and Change Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen Focus Hide Assignment Information Turnitin® Turnitin® enabledThis assignment will be submitted to Turnitin®. Instructions Given what you read in the required article this week and what you learned from the positions presented by your colleagues in the discussion topic, complete a journal assignment that answers the following…