Can you recommend a more readable novel that doesn't involve cultivation or transmigration?

Sure. One of my friend breakups was over a borrowed item. My friend lent his expensive camera to his so - called best friend. But the camera got damaged. Instead of taking responsibility, the borrower made excuses. This led to a huge argument and eventually they broke up.

One option could be 'The Vegetarian' by Han Kang. It's not exactly pulp fiction in the traditional sense but it has elements that might appeal. It tells the story of a woman's transformation into a vegetarian and the impact it has on her and those around her. The complex characters and the unique plot make it an interesting read.

Denouement. It is a French term that has been adopted into English to specifically mean the final part of a story where all the loose ends are tied up, secrets are revealed, and the story reaches its final resolution. It often comes after the climax of the story and is a more literary or sophisticated way of referring to the end of a story.

In many fanfictions, their first kiss is often described as a very intense and passionate moment. Edward, with his vampire allure, holds Bella gently yet firmly. The kiss might be described as a culmination of the intense attraction they've had for each other all along. It's like the world around them fades away as their lips meet, and there's a sense of electricity in the air.

In the 'magic tree house the graphic novel', the two central characters are Jack and Annie. Jack is a boy who loves to read and learn. His knowledge comes in handy during their adventures. Annie is his sister, who is brave and eager to explore. They both enter the magic tree house, which transports them to amazing places. Their different personalities create an interesting dynamic as they face the challenges and wonders of the different worlds they visit.

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It could be about the exploration of a rare and precious 'grains of paradise'. Maybe it's set in an exotic location where these grains are highly sought after. The characters might be on a quest to find or protect them.

There is a story about a couple who went on a long - distance hiking trip together. Along the way, they faced various challenges like bad weather and difficult terrains, but they supported each other, which strengthened their bond.

In Latin American cultures, there are often community - based posadas during Christmas. People open their homes and share food, music, and gifts with those who may not have as much. For example, a family might host a posada and welcome strangers in, providing a warm meal and a small present. This is a beautiful display of Christmas generosity within the community.

Another great Christmas joke story is that Santa was checking his list twice as usual. He came across a name that made him scratch his head. It was 'Olive'. He said, 'Olive? All I want for Christmas is not another Olive!' It's a play on the song 'All I Want for Christmas Is You' and the unexpected name 'Olive'.