Was there a novel where the protagonist was reborn as Yue Buqun's son, but because of his weak body, he could only practice the Purple Glow Secret Manual, and then became the new protagonist of the Smiling Proud Jianghu?

The first line of 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' by Stieg Larsson - 'During the whole of a dull, dark, and soundless day in the autumn of the year, when the clouds hung oppressively low in the heavens, I had been passing alone, on horseback, through a singularly dreary tract of country.' This line sets a desolate and mysterious mood, making the reader curious about what will happen in such a gloomy setting.

This is highly inappropriate. It violates the principles of respect, privacy, and decency. Having such a 'story' implies a lack of proper moral upbringing and respect for social norms. It can also cause great harm to relationships and one's own reputation.

One similarity is the need for structure. Just as a plan has different steps or phases, a story has a plot structure like beginning, middle, and end. Another similarity is the consideration of the audience or end - goal. When forming plans, you think about who will be affected and what the final outcome should be. Similarly, a writer constructs a story with the readers in mind, aiming to engage and satisfy them. Also, both involve creativity to some extent. In forming plans, you need to come up with innovative ways to reach the goal, and a writer uses creativity to develop unique characters and plot twists.

I'm not sure specifically which 'luca real story' you are referring to. There could be many stories related to someone named Luca. It might be a personal story, a story from a particular community or family. Without more context, it's hard to say exactly.

One can take a short break to stretch and relax. Maybe do some light exercise like walking around the room a bit. It helps to get the blood flowing again after sitting and reading for a while.

I'm not sure specifically about the Neurocytonix of Mexico success stories. It could be related to achievements in the field of neuroscience perhaps in research, treatment of certain neurological conditions, or development of new technologies. Without more information, it's hard to say exactly.

There could be. Given the popularity of both 'Harry Potter' and the concept of the Tenseigan in relevant fandoms, it's not unusual for fans to create such a fanfiction. Some fanfiction writers love to experiment with bringing unique powers or items from one story into another. They might use the Tenseigan in the 'Harry Potter' world to create new and interesting plotlines, such as how it could affect Harry's magic or his battles against Voldemort. So, it's very likely that a fanfiction like this exists.

As far as I know, there are no household - name authors for 'jellal x lucy lemon fanfic'. The nature of fanfic is that it's often created by fans for fans. There could be some amazing writers who have written great stories for this pairing, but they may not have the kind of mainstream recognition. In the smaller communities focused on this pairing, they might be celebrated for their creativity, unique writing styles, and ability to bring Jellal and Lucy's relationship to life in interesting ways, but not known to a wider audience.

He could get angry. Harry has a strong will, and being treated like a baby would likely bruise his ego. He might lash out at the people doing it, shouting things like 'I'm not a baby! I've faced Voldemort!' to make them realize he's more capable than they think.

It could mean that someone is experiencing a mental or emotional block after viewing a story. For example, if the story was very intense, disturbing, or thought - provoking, it might cause a person to feel blocked in terms of their thoughts or emotions. They may find it difficult to move on from the ideas or feelings that the story evoked.