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One Wish to Own the World

One Wish to Own the World

"I wish to have the highest intelligence possible, an intelligence that would allow me to perceive and thoroughly understand everything I see, even if superficially and only once, to the fullest, including strong points, weak points, and how to overcome them." Due to a mistake made by God, Ken is born with every type of perfect memory, but without anything else - he is weak, sickly, stupid, and unwanted. However, there was a saving grace - he made a friend, Leo. Leo would talk to him about hypothetical situations like what to say in case a genie granted him one wish. When Ken dies and God offers him one wish for his next life as compensation for his previous mistake, Ken simply recites Leo's words and is sent to the cultivation world. There, he slowly learns that he is the only one he can trust. Armed with the special remaining Godly Qi from his reincarnation and with the ability to learn and improve techniques and manuals easily, even creating his own original cultivation path, he cultivates with the goal of standing at the top of the world, even if it takes leaving his moral code behind. Follow Ken in his journey as he lie, blackmail, murder, rob, poison, and manipulate others to achieve his goals! ----- DISCLAIMER: The god in the story is completely random and made up, and is not the particular god of any religion existing today in the real world. This god only exists in the imaginary world of my story. Join my Discord server! https://discord.gg/ad64bjZXMm
4.3
387 Chs
Be Careful What You Wish For: A Zombie Apocalypse

Be Careful What You Wish For: A Zombie Apocalypse

I see dead people. But hey, it’s the zombie apocalypse, everyone is seeing dead people, including a blind girl. It’s not like I am that special. For a while, I thought I was going to be Cinderella, complete with the cruel stepfamily and the little mice for helpers. But instead of mice, I got demons from hell with a taste for chaos. Then again, there is nothing wrong with a little chaos in the middle of the apocalypse. It’s what makes life worth living. Unfortunately for others, they don’t quite see it that way. You see, I have a gift. One that isn’t exactly mine, but I can use it however I see fit. My gift is granting wishes. I'm a genie without a bottle, but it would be nice if people appreciated me more. All the humans ask for is the same thing… more food here, shelter there, kill these people, torture those. And I do it all, for a small price. I don’t ask for money or food, I can get that on my own. No, I want favors, souls, something that means everything for the other person. And they give it to me. Their momentary desire worth their long term happiness. But by the time they discover that, I’m long gone, already moved on to my next… client. I know I look young, starvation and abuse will do that to a girl. Humans tell me that I shouldn’t be wandering out there alone. Some try to help me… most don’t. But whoever said I was by myself? Just because others couldn’t see them didn’t mean my demons ever left. I still hear their voices in my head, whispering words of encouragement and love. For them, I’d do anything. Kill anyone. Destroy anything. After all, life is just a game, right? Those still alive at the end of the day were the lucky ones. Those who died were not. Everything is just a game of chance, all a human has to do is roll the dice. My only word of advice is to be careful what you wish for… you just might get it. My name is Hattie, welcome to my world. Would you like a cup of tea?
4.9
291 Chs
Native novels
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2025-01-03 22:04
There were a few aboriginal novels that he could recommend. Among them," Qingyun Road of the Seventies " was a book that was not a transmigration or rebirth of the indigenous era. The plot was a story of a cold and sultry noble son and a passionate and fierce village flower. In addition," Seventies Village Daughter-in-law " was also a novel written in the era, and the specific content was not mentioned. These novels might meet the demand for aboriginal literature.
native novel
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2024-09-19 15:56
Country novels usually described various aspects of rural life, including the lives and fates of rural characters, as well as rural culture and history. This type of novel may have some plots about love, friendship, family, and love entanglements. It may also involve social reality and social problems. Country novels often conveyed positive energy through storylines to let people better understand and pay attention to rural life.
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2024-09-07 04:51
A country novel is a novel set in the countryside, usually describing the difficulties and challenges the protagonist experiences in their daily life in the countryside and their interactions with the people and environment around them. Country novels usually involved topics such as love, friendship, family, land, rural society, and traditional culture. They often paid attention to the protagonist's inner feelings and growth process, as well as their understanding and reflection on society and reality. Some of the more famous village novels include Dream of the Red Chamber, Water Margins, Journey to the West, and The Ordinary World. These works were not only well-known and influential in China but also worldwide.
native novel
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2024-09-03 03:11
Country novels usually depicted a village community of farmers, telling their lives, stories, and conflicts. These novels might touch on topics such as love, friendship, family, land, disease, poverty, politics, and social change. Country novels often involve the change of character and destiny, which may occur through personal efforts, external factors, or the arrangement of fate. These novels might also explore the values and beliefs of farmers and their differences from urban culture and lifestyle. Village novels were very popular in Chinese literature. Many famous novelists had written about village novels, such as Shen Congwen, Mo Yan, Jia Pingwa, etc.
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2024-08-31 04:44
The village novel was a novel that described the life of farmers, love, marriage, family, kinship and other stories with the background of village life. In village novels, there were often some characters with personalities whose fates intertwined together to present a vivid and real picture of village life. Country novels often focused on describing the emotional entanglements between farmers, especially love and marriage. These stories often involved the concept of marriage, family, kinship, and other aspects. They also often involved the dark side of rural society such as corruption, injustice, gambling, and so on. Village novels could also reflect the problems of social reality and provide people with some perspectives. In the process of writing, the author usually used a combination of realism and romanticism to express his concern for rural life and humanity through the description of rural life and the inner world of the characters. The rural novel is a novel form with profound cultural background. It not only reflects the true face of rural life, but also provides people with a way to think and feel.
Can non - native speakers understand 'native speaker novels' easily?
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2024-12-10 05:15
It depends. Some non - native speakers with a high level of proficiency in the language may be able to understand native speaker novels quite well. But in general, there can be challenges. Native speaker novels often use language in a very natural and nuanced way, with cultural allusions that may be unfamiliar. For instance, a non - native English speaker might struggle with the slang and regional expressions in an English - native speaker novel.
How do native origin stories influence modern native cultures?
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2024-11-22 00:04
These stories have a significant impact on modern native cultures in multiple ways. Firstly, they shape the values of the community. The concepts of sharing, respect for nature, and family unity that are often in origin stories are still very much alive today. Secondly, they inspire modern art forms like painting, dancing, and storytelling. Artists draw from these ancient tales to create works that are both beautiful and meaningful. Also, they are used in educational programs within native communities to teach the younger generation about their heritage.
Native Female Lead
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2025-01-01 22:41
The following are a few recommended aboriginal female immortal cultivation novels: [Book of Troubled Times: A novel written by the author Ji Cha. It tells the story of a native female protagonist's cultivation.] 2. " Spirit Realm Walker ": A novel written by the author, a newspaper seller. The main character is a native female immortal cultivator. These novels all had exciting plots and attractive settings, suitable for readers who liked immortal cultivation.
What is native fiction?
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2024-11-19 11:48
Native fiction refers to fictional works that are deeply rooted in a particular native culture or region. It often incorporates local traditions, languages, and values. For example, Native American fiction might include stories that are based on tribal legends, their unique relationship with nature, and historical experiences specific to their tribes. These fictions can provide insights into the cultural identity and heritage of a native group.
Native American Folktales
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2024-10-26 20:46
Another interesting aspect of Native American folktales is their connection to nature. Many stories are centered around animals and natural elements. The eagle, for instance, is often seen as a symbol of strength and spiritual connection in their tales. These stories not only entertained but also educated the young about their environment and how to coexist with nature.
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