The female lead was called Feng, the son of a merchant. She was dressed as a man, and the male lead was the young duke, right?

Most likely they are just legends. There's no scientific proof of ghosts existing. These stories might be made up to add a spooky charm to the hotel.

One common theme is probably the relationship between Harry and Wolf. It could be about their initial meeting, how they interact, and how their relationship develops over time. Another theme might be the 'lemon' aspect which often involves some level of romance or physical intimacy.

Definitely not. A fan community should promote positive and respectful content. 'The West Wing' is a show with important political and social themes. Fanfiction related to it should be in line with those values, not involving inappropriate sexual content which can make many members uncomfortable and goes against the spirit of the original work.

A good main villain could be a rogue Wakandan scientist who was once part of the research team but was cast out due to unethical experiments. This scientist, filled with revenge, could create a new weapon that targets Wakanda's most precious resource or technology. They could team up with some outside forces who are also interested in Wakanda's downfall, creating a complex web of threats for the heroes to deal with.

Sure. 'Panchatantra' is a great collection of Hindi stories. It is full of moral lessons and interesting animal characters that teach us about life, wisdom, and how to deal with different situations. Another one is 'Hitopadesha' which also has a similar theme and is very engaging for all ages.

It's an interesting concept. In a Marvel fanfic where Harry Potter has teleported, he might find himself in the middle of a battle between the Avengers and some powerful enemy. His magic could potentially turn the tide of the battle. For example, his invisibility cloak could give the heroes an advantage in a stealth mission. Or his Patronus charm could be used to fight off some dark and negative forces that the Marvel villains might possess. It would be a very unique crossover, full of possibilities for new storylines and character interactions.

Yes, it is. The Berenstain Bears series is generally very suitable for young children. The stories are simple and often teach good values.

One funny Tenali Raman story is about how he outwitted a proud scholar. The scholar came to the court boasting of his knowledge. Tenali Raman challenged him to a test. He placed a pot in the middle of the room and asked the scholar to describe it without using the word 'pot'. The scholar was stumped, but Tenali Raman then said it was a 'round-bellied thing with a small neck'. Everyone in the court laughed at his clever description.

It varies greatly. Some writers can write a novel in a few months, while others may take years. It depends on factors like the complexity of the story, the writer's experience, and how much time they can dedicate to writing each day.

One key element would surely be the development of the fatal desire itself. How does it start? Is it a slow - burning thing that builds over time or is it sudden? Another important aspect is the conflict that arises from this desire. This could be internal conflict within a character, like struggling with their moral compass because of their desire, or external conflict with other characters who oppose or are affected by their actions. And finally, the resolution of the story, how the fatal desire is either overcome or leads to a tragic end, is also a significant element.