There is no universal language in the universe, and the Omnics have shut down all the translation technology on the black box. Therefore, readers are always used to reading novels in their own language first. If it is a language they have not learned, they either find a creature with translation ability or don't read it.

Interactive literature is more participatory and more affected by the type of translation. The novelists in the base suddenly realized this, and when they looked at the novelist who pointed out the loophole, they all admired his wisdom. Then they wrote new interactive novels with peace of mind.

Tired of writing, they went to chat with psychedelic novelists, trying to get their former allies to stop. Unexpectedly, the psychedelic literature unanimously believed that the Blue Star civilization had the capital to ignore the rules, which made the interactive literature school angry and cursed.

The Changsheng Literature brand, which is still preparing to communicate with Blue Star, posted a few ambiguous words, and the Interactive School felt better.

"Although this blue planet seems to be very powerful, at least we have gained popularity..." The Interactive School said while typing the outline in the base.

…

Inside the Chaoping, Xi Yujin had just finished the outline of his new novel when he realized that the number of languages ​​was not enough, which might affect the popularity of the article. Even if Gano knew many languages, he was fighting alone.

In fact, this problem is easy to solve, that is to hire more translators to do the third translation. Xi Yujin is already a novelist with some assets, so any problem that can be solved with money is not a problem.

Xi Yujin thought about it and took the initiative to find Ganuo:

"Gano, I'm going to have to work hard recently! My personalities need many translation versions!"

"I'll try my best." Ganuo thought of the messages he saw on the official website of Blue Star, where many creatures left their contact information and were willing to become translators for friendly exchanges. A trace of displeasure flashed across his face, but he suppressed it and said, "If Yujinnuo needs more translations, perhaps finding another translator can solve the urgent problem."

Xi Yujin said: "But you are the only translator I need. After three or four translations, the essence of the original text has been lost."

Ganuo nodded slightly, picked up the pen, and began to translate. The complex language was like information ready to be retrieved at any time in his mind.

Xi Yujin was watching from the side and suddenly asked how to pronounce a certain sentence after translation.

Ganuo calmly pronounced the sentence in bubble language, which, as its name suggests, sounds like a fish blowing bubbles.

"Ah? Then what is this language?" Xi Yujin pointed to another translation.

Gano still spoke these words calmly with the roar of a devil.

"What about this?" Xi Yujin asked.

Ganuo thought for a while, without changing his expression, and bit his lips and made a hissing sound.

"The language of the universe is so profound. How many languages ​​do you know, Ganuo?" Xi Yujin found it a bit interesting and wanted to listen to a few more languages, but he didn't dare to play too many. After all, his universal translator was recognized as a powerful one.

Ganuo looked at him quietly, seeing his expression of eagerness to try on the edge of morality. Xi Yujin suddenly felt embarrassed as if he had been caught.

After a while, Gano said in a language that was both familiar and strange: "Emberno."

The tone was a little soft, as if Gano himself was not quite sure about the correct pronunciation.

Xi Yujin had read this unique language several times before when he was helping with translation, but later he had too many other things to do and Ganuo's translation work was on track, so he didn't teach him how to read it. In his spare time, Xi Yujin would occasionally say a few words. Ganuo would then pick out the correct rules of the language bit by bit, write them in his diary, and recite them silently in his heart several times during the calm lookout time.

They happened to be talking about the types of translation today, and Ganuo's instinct was triggered, and he blurted out the name.

Xi Yujin was lost in thought for a long time before he realized that it was the language of his homeland—the language of Earth. In an instant, he seemed to be pulled by a strange gravity, and the Chaoping floating in space became solid mud, and the clean and tidy walls became the unreachable sky. And in front of him stood the second human being.

Gano looked at Xi Yujin and felt inexplicably nervous, as if butterflies were flying in his body. He thought that "Nuo" was a respectful word used by the Zerg, and perhaps this word should not be added in the Earth language. So he corrected it and said, "Yujin."

Xi Yujin's mind went blank, and when he came to his senses, he had already hugged Jia Nuo. According to his Chinese character, he shouldn't show his emotions so much. But Jia Nuo didn't show any discomfort, so Xi Yujin took it as an alien etiquette and let it go.

"Actually, my real name is Xi Yujin..." he said, "Just call me that."

He wanted to learn some name composition to hide his emotions, but when Ganuo answered "Xi Yujin" without hesitation, he couldn't help but hugged Ganuo tighter.

He happily realized that from the moment they shared the same language, the Blue Star civilization was no longer alone.

He has the motivation to travel the universe again!

Gano responded to his happiness helplessly, and thought of introducing himself as well. So he said:

"My real name is Jia, and there are about three million people with the same name in the Zerg. I have obtained the primary merit, so I am called Ganuo. There are 60,000 people with the same name and merit in the Zerg. We Zerg must obtain more merits, so that our names will become longer and longer. Only when we reach the highest level can we have a unique name."

"But you are the only one who can speak the Blue Star language!" Xi Yujin said, "You are the only one who has seen the scenery of traveling across the stars with me. This is the most special thing."

A buzzing sounded deep in Ganuo's head, and an invisible chisel knocked open the shackles, and a truth that had never been realized gradually dissipated the fog.

——He has a unique soul.

…

Everyday language used on the Tide Level has been completely converted into Earth language.

Xi Yujin was so happy that he didn't even care about the crisis of the Omnics. He started looking for the next tourist destination on the Star Network. Since he had no worries about food and drink, he would definitely check in and have fun everywhere.

Ganuo was uploading the "Blue Star Common Terms Dictionary" that he had summarized himself. Yu Jinnuo asked him to upload it personally.

As soon as the "Blue Star Common Terms Dictionary" was posted on the official website, the number of clicks skyrocketed.

Learning a new language is common for aliens. Novelists interested in Blue Star civilization, led by psychedelic literature, began to learn it immediately. They warned each other: "Only by studying the original text can we better understand the essence of the novel."

Races that have established friendly diplomatic relations automatically put this link on their official websites. Cturt waved his tentacles and said to the younger generation: "Our own language is too scary. Let's learn a foreign language so that we can communicate with other races."

Little Cturt asked in confusion: "But it's not just our language that scares people!" and then he was slapped hard by the tentacles.

In a distant galaxy, many alien creatures read carefully despite the network delay. They were so curious about other novels on the blue planet, and now they finally had books to study systematically.

"If I read the original text, maybe I can find a way out of this dilemma..." a big yellow duck muttered.

"It's the language of the little mineral crystals..." A mineral giant slowly slid his light brain, "After reading it, maybe I can build a mausoleum that is more in line with the original?"

In time, this language will leave an indelible mark on the universe.

But now it’s time for Interactive Literary Exchange Day.

On the Intelligent Machinery Forum, a new post about interactive literature sparked a lot of discussion.

It turned out that when they were writing the outline at the base, they suddenly got inspiration and found an innovative interactive literature. They called it "Dark Box".

The novelist wrote a question-and-answer style opening: "The protagonist dug a hole to bury a swindler, but the swindler said he forgave the protagonist. Why is that?"

Then readers from all walks of life raised a variety of questions in their replies.

Novelists can only answer readers' guesses with "yes", "no" or "it has nothing to do with this".

Readers then get closer to the truth step by step based on the novelist's response.

"Does the protagonist know the fraudster?"

"Yes."

"Does the protagonist's method of digging a hole make sense?"

"Yes."

"If the two know each other and it's related to setting a trap... Is the fraudster a novelist by profession?"

"Yes."

The reader got a flash of inspiration and replied, "I already know the answer! Because the scammer is a meteorite spirit! The protagonist has read its book and got cheated, so he wants the scammer to have a taste of being cheated! The scammer feels guilty, so he forgives the protagonist!"

"The answer is revealed, absolutely correct!"

The novelist's verdict makes readers immersed in the joy of finding the truth, and they feel that this interactive literature is so interesting that they call their friends to play it together.

This "black box" approach mainly relies on readers to guess, which saves novelists' energy and enables them to produce a large number of translated versions, thus focusing readers' attention. Interactive literature instantly became a hot search term.

"What kind of novelist horror story is this..." Xi Yujin read out this ending, and felt a chill on his back. He felt that this was the cosmic version of turtle soup. It seemed that even in different eras, cosmic creatures might have the same brain circuits as Earth creatures.

He thought of something interesting, went back to his posting interface, deleted the original text, and tried his hand at turtle soup himself.

Gano was right there, churning out translations at a rapid pace, one man equal to the armies of other literary brands.

Creatures who already had some understanding of Blue Star civilization felt a pang in their hearts when they saw the name of the translator. Although it was a bit immoral, they quickly recalled the gossip in the Blue Star literary world.

Then he silently corrected the stereotype: "This Blue Star translator is really strong."

Other readers took it upon themselves to spread the word.

"This new interactive literature is really fun. And it comes in many languages. Let's take a look."

"Are you talking about the new post from the Blue Star Civilization? It even has the Zhen Zhen language of my galaxy! The translation level of the Blue Star Civilization is too strong!"

"What? Blue Star civilization also has it?"

Novelists writing interactive literature feel that this is a bit of a problem.

Interactive literature is very particular about timeliness. Once a type of literature becomes popular, many people who like the creatures will be eager to start a thread to play with it. Eight out of ten posts in the forum are about this. There is no originality or morality in alien creatures.

Novelists don't care about these things, they just want to know how popular the Blue Star civilization is.

"The types of translations in Blue Star civilization are unexpectedly many, and this translation ability is far beyond the ordinary."

"Oops, this Ganuo doesn't seem to have gotten here through connections."

The alien novelists were sweating and asked the translators in their camp to write several more versions to exceed the number of translations of the Blue Star civilization.

Then, they all collectively flipped through the posts of the Blue Star Civilization to find out what was going on.

>Novel serialization-[Blue Star Civilization][Interactive Literature Exchange Day]

-Jung: Welcome everyone. At the request of a good friend, let’s have some appetizers first.

The mystery of the story is: a high-speed comet is about to hit a planet, and many scientists believe that it is the apostle of an advanced civilization. A huge ark ship was built on the planet to escape. But the protagonist, a scientist studying alien civilizations, not only did not board the ship, but also took the initiative to ask others not to board the ship to witness the most splendid moment together. Why is this?

The novelist of interactive literature read on with bated breath.

"It seems to be in a different direction from what we wrote..." they murmured.

Because in the tenth reply, a reader asked:

"Although I really want to guess, I need to know which novelist wrote the answer, which will determine the direction of my guess."

Other readers thought it was right. It is well known that the characteristics of each novelist of Blue Star Civilization are different, which greatly affects the truth in the readers' minds. Xi Yujin was also unexpected about this development, so he simply let the vests appear one after another to consolidate their image among the alien creatures.

Asuka: "Because the protagonist is a magical girl! My fate is in my own hands! I raise my magic bow and deploy the ring of planetary numerology at full power!"

Readers responded cheerfully, "It's me! I'm the protagonist! Let me be a magical girl!"

Xun Ming: "Of course it's because the protagonist is a hero and can blow up a comet with one punch."

"It's you, write quickly. I want to see an ordinary passerby punch a comet on his way off work."

The readers were so enthusiastic that they almost forgot they had to guess the answer.

Ming Xing: "Because the protagonist has had enough of this ugly society. There will be a second and third comet later, and humans can't escape..."

"I think it makes sense, and I tend to think this is the reality."

Readers have already grasped the characteristics of each Blue Star novelist and are actively interacting with them. The readers who stayed at this time are more interested in Blue Star civilization. Readers who simply like interactive literature have left.

"They only learned the superficial knowledge, but not the essence." The novelist of interactive literature breathed a sigh of relief. "The first principle of interactive literature is that writers must absolutely abide by the interactive rules. The Blue Star civilization is digging its own grave by doing this."

They no longer cared about Blue Star and returned to their own posts.

Xi Yujin was still leisurely letting Majia write a short essay. He had already decided that he should not come to the mountain, but the mountain should come to him. So he was not in a hurry. He planned to let Yongye come out for dinner after he finished writing the last guess of the answer to the riddle.

He glanced at the comment section and saw that many readers were calling for the "Yu Jin" pseudonym.

In the Omnic Forum, the pen name "Fu Ling" is the most famous among many Blue Star novelists. Therefore, even if everyone does not know who "Yu Jin" is, they are still very interested in "Fu Ling's boss". Is there anyone more powerful than Fu Ling?

"I'm curious if this is the answer to the mystery written by Mr. Ember."

"I've always heard of this writer, but I don't think I've seen him much."

"According to the grapevine, Mr. Ember might be in a relationship recently."

Xi Yujin didn't know what the rumors in the comment section were about, but the Internet is full of fake news, so you don't have to pay attention to everything. He directly changed his pseudonym to respond to readers. "Yujin" has stopped writing, but it's completely fine to write some small essays.

Ember: "If I write it, it will be a story about a chance encounter. Because the protagonist's lover is on the destructive celestial body. The protagonist is willing to give up his life for this moment of encounter."

"Wow, Mr. Ember has never written in this style of Blue Star Best Friend before..."

"Sure enough, the gossip is true."

"The translator was also there the whole time. I think I know something."

When Xi Yujin saw it, he didn't understand the alien reader's reaction and thought there was something wrong with his grammar, so he quickly asked Ganuo next to him.

After a while, a discussion thread appeared on the homepage of the Intelligent Machinery Forum.

In this universe, novelists have a special status, so readers also like to gossip about novelists. Especially in the Omnic Forum, because there are so many novelists, readers are more relaxed when chatting.

>Others-I am a little worried about my new goddess' office environment

-I recently fell in love with a new novelist. Although he is of a different race, I still read a lot of materials on their official website. The more I read, the more I feel that goddess is the best.

Because the goddess is an official novelist, I can't help but pay attention to the situation in their office. Several colleagues seem to be good, but the boss seems to be very fierce. He said that he would stop writing, half of his work would shake the galaxy, and there was a bloody storm. It was so mysterious. I tried to read it, but my head started to hurt after two chapters. This made me even more worried. As we all know, strong novelists have bad tempers, not to mention that their boss is said to be good-looking...

Um... Please don't reveal the real name if you can tell what race this is. I just learned something that made me feel complicated. Their boss is in love. His tone has become... so gentle. Is this the power of love... He is such a great novelist, but he actually took the lead in office romance... My worries turned to another direction.

Goddess, I feel bad for having to work in an environment where colleagues are having office romances.

-The OP should be more open-minded. Blue Star is a place where people like to fall in love with their best friends. How can colleagues not be their best friends?

- Don't reveal your real name.

-Actually, I think the Bluestar boss and the translator are the most normal and sweet couple. You should worry about other colleagues around your goddess, and her friends. The probability that their relationship is abnormal is higher.

-What?

This post planted the seeds of gossip in the minds of alien readers, but no readers had time to discuss this issue anymore because they were all attracted by another thing.

In this exchange, the popularity of interactive literature increased significantly. But a Blue Star novelist suddenly stood up, and his speech stimulated the nerves of many readers, causing the popularity to continue to tilt towards the Blue Star civilization. Even if the alien readers did not speak the same language, they would catch a passing creature who could translate to help them speak, and even temporarily learn the Blue Star language.

The creatures' instinct to eat melons does not allow them to miss this good show!

>Novel serialization-[Blue Star Civilization][Interactive Literature Exchange Day]

- Jung: Some readers have already guessed the answer to the mystery. The truth is that the advanced civilization did not notice this planet. They were just passing by. When they were about to collide with the planet, the technology on the comet automatically ordered the comet to detour... The planet is safe.

-Jung: It’s so fun to challenge puzzles together.

-Eternal Night: A challenge, but also a form of interaction.

-Yongye: Next, please allow me to challenge all readers.