Please recommend some books with a style similar to 'Light in the Morning Mist' and 'The Story of a Male Third Party's Upper-Rank'.

It could be a personal viewing experience of 'Solo: A Star Wars Story'. Maybe someone is saying they only watched that particular Star Wars movie. Without more context, it's hard to be more specific.

Well, it could have characters like Jon Snow having a Pokemon partner like Arcanine. Arcanine is strong and loyal, much like Jon's direwolf Ghost. The story might involve battles for the Iron Throne where Pokemon are used instead of traditional armies. For example, Tyrion could use a Clefable, which is intelligent and sneaky, just like him.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this particular graphic novel in detail, but usually in such works, there is often a protagonist who drives the story forward. There might also be an antagonist that creates conflict for the main character.

They usually feel a mix of excitement and nervousness at the start. Then, as the effects kick in, there can be a feeling of being in a dream - like state.

One story is about a little boy named Tom. He was bullied at school because he wore glasses. The bullies would call him 'four - eyes' and snatch his glasses away. It made Tom very sad and he didn't want to go to school. Another story is of a girl, Lily. She was bullied for being overweight. Some mean kids would leave mean notes in her locker about how fat she was. It really affected her self - esteem.

A significant amount. The show reflects the real - life elements such as Sheldon's social awkwardness, his relationship with his siblings, and his early interest in theoretical physics. While some parts may be dramatized for entertainment purposes, the core of his character and his formative years seem to be based on a true story. This allows the viewers to connect the dots between the young Sheldon in the show and the adult Sheldon in 'The Big Bang Theory'.

Perhaps there's a story of a sick bunny that was nursed back to health at Love Bunny Day Care. The caregivers gave it special medicine and extra love. They made sure it had a warm and comfortable place to rest. As it got better, it became more energetic and started playing with its fellow bunnies again.

A really cool fanfiction is when the Avengers watch Homecoming but in a sort of 'alternate universe' setting. In this story, they are from a different dimension where they have no idea who Spider - Man is. Their reactions to his character, his high school life, and his superhero antics are both hilarious and heartwarming. It's a great read for those who like to see different takes on the characters.

In Myanmar, the literature has long been centered around themes like Buddhism, the monarchy (historically), and rural life. While the country is evolving in its views on homosexuality, it's not likely that there are a great number of stories in literature that specifically focus on gay sex. This is due to the conservative nature of the society in the past. But as younger generations become more exposed to different ideas, perhaps in the future there could be more works that deal with LGBT+ themes in a more comprehensive way.

M is an important character in the 'bond novels'. M is Bond's boss, who gives him his missions and often provides guidance. There are also characters like Q, who supplies Bond with his cool gadgets.