Have you recommended a novel about Wu Xie who mistakenly thought that he had transmigrated to another world, but it was actually a materialized world, and was later exposed by the little brother?

Money is a big factor. Some people are lured by the large sums of money promised for a single hit. They might be in a difficult financial situation or just greedy for quick cash.

One success story is the preservation of Appalachian music. It has been passed down through generations and now is celebrated globally. Musicians from the region have gained international acclaim, bringing the unique Appalachian sound to a wide audience.

The theme of identity is also important. In many old mermaid story novels, mermaids often struggle with their identity as beings that are different from both humans and traditional sea creatures. They are in - between, and this creates a lot of internal conflict and exploration of self.

I'm not sure specifically which are the most famous ones. But perhaps there could be stories about a cigar-smoking apparition, or a spirit that haunts the area where the cigars are stored.

The first line could introduce the story by creating an atmosphere. If it describes the desolate landscape of Arrakis, for instance, it immediately gives the reader a sense of the harsh world the characters inhabit. It may also introduce some of the main themes, like survival in a difficult environment or the struggle for power over resources. By doing this, it gives the reader an idea of what to expect from the rest of the story.

You could start by looking on major fanfiction websites like Archive of Our Own (AO3) or FanFiction.net. Just use the search terms 'Bella Swan' and 'Harley Quinn' and see what comes up.

One common trope is the mom as a healer. She could be someone with special powers or just a very nurturing human, and she uses her skills to heal the archangels when they are injured. Another is the mom being a key to unlocking an archangel's hidden power. Maybe she has some sort of knowledge or object that can help the archangel reach their full potential.

One possible plot could be that Naruto is transported to the Marvel universe and somehow bonds with the Iron Spider technology. He then returns to the Naruto world with these new powers. His friends are initially confused but soon realize how useful his new abilities are in their battles against the Akatsuki. Another idea is that a mad scientist in the Naruto world creates a device that gives Naruto Iron Spider - like powers, and he has to keep it a secret while using it to protect his village.

The moral is that if you lie too often, people won't believe you when you're actually telling the truth. Just like the boy who kept crying wolf when there was no wolf, and when the real wolf came, no one believed him.

A third storyline could be a political intrigue one. In a post - Voldemort wizarding world, there are still power struggles. Hermione, now a prominent figure in the Ministry of Magic, has to deal with Lucius who is trying to regain some of his former influence and Snape, who is caught in the middle. Hermione tries to uphold the new, more inclusive laws of the wizarding world, while Lucius schemes to undermine her. Snape, with his knowledge of both sides, has to decide where his loyalties lie.