How it works

Reading

1. Pick a novel and press Start reading. Chapters open in your language when a translation exists, otherwise in English or the original.
2. Open Display to change font, size, page colour and spacing. Open Terms to replace a word with your own spelling (English only).
3. Click or select a word for its meaning. In Chinese text this shows pinyin and the dictionary entry; in English text it shows the matching part of the original paragraph.
4. Log in to keep a library, folders, reading progress, bookmarks and history on every device.
5. Change the language of the site from the header, and the language of the chapter from the reader bar.

Translating

1. Press Translate in my browser on a chapter without a translation, or open Translate and start the translation.
2. Your browser downloads the model once (about 1 GB, kept in the browser) and translates on your graphics card. You need Chrome or Edge on a desktop computer.
3. A chapter you request is served first, by your own translator window; it is never queued behind other requests.
4. The text is checked on the server for untranslated Chinese, repetition loops and broken quotes, then published. Suspicious results go to a moderator.

Terms and quality

Each novel has a community glossary of names. It is sent to the model with every chapter so names stay consistent. Readers can vote on translations and propose edits.

Shortcuts in the reader

Left, right	Previous, next chapter
C	Contents
D	Display settings
F	Hide navigation
T	Read aloud
B	Bookmark the current paragraph
/	Search