Embracing their new reality, Japan and the United States forged a fresh coalition, leveraging their influence and steadfast principles in this unfamiliar realm. In light of agreed-upon arrangements, the two nations embarked on a joint expeditionary force to explore the new world, fully aware that the likelihood of this world aligning with their coalition was slim. As they beheld the new world, Japan and America encountered conflicts and ongoing wars that surpassed the brutality of their previous reality. They navigated this unfamiliar land, seeking to establish themselves as influential entities. The new world would soon have the opportunity to learn from the experiences and ideals of Japan and America. Based on the series 'Nihonkoku Shoukan'. The story is now available on Royal Road.

| This story is dedicated to those who keep on chasing and hoping for the person they love. | Xeina Lyndsay Pedroza Cabrera, the cheerful, sociable, intelligent and the only heiress of Cabrera's numbers of farmland. She has almost everything, richness, fame, and a loving family. If she still wants something, she always has a way to get it, it's easy for her to make things in favor with her, but not when it comes to the only man she's dreaming of. Handa siyang ibaba ang sarili para dito, but what if whatever she did, she still can't find a way across his heart? Started--December 19, 2020 Ended-- February 05, 2021

Ang Noli Me Tángere ay isang nobelang isinulat ni Jose Rizal, at inilathala noong 1887, sa Europa. Hango sa Latin ang pamagat nito na may kahulugang "huwag mo akong salingin (o hawakan)". Sinipi ito mula sa San Juan 20:17 kung saan sinabi ni Hesus kay Maria Magdalena na "Huwag mo akong salingin sapagkat hindi pa ako nakaaakyat sa aking ama.". Mas madalas itong tinatawag na Noli; at ang salin nito sa Ingles ay Social Cancer. Sinundan ito ng El Filibusterismo.) Noli Me Tángere (Latin for Don't Touch Me ) is a novel written by José Rizal, one of the national heroes of the Philippines, during the colonization of the country by Spain to describe perceived inequities of the Spanish Catholic priests and the ruling government. Originally written in Spanish, the book is more commonly published and read in the Philippines in either Tagalog or English. Together with its sequel, El Filibusterismo, the reading of Noli is obligatory for high school students throughout the country.