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My Children Are Fierce and Adorable!

My Children Are Fierce and Adorable!

The second Ye Lulu transmigrates, she gives birth to three children on the spot. She imagines that she's the only transmigrator here and has to be careful. Who knew— The first baby: Cold and stern, he's a young little adult who acts as a judge! He steps forward to draw a bolt of lightning from the heavens to punish scumbags. The second baby: Agile, lively, and extremely smart. Every time he moves his mouth, he can accurately predict the future! The third baby: One with an even colder personality, with a single wave of his finger, he can hook out your soul and play with it! Ye Lulu never had a boyfriend in the modern world. Yet, who would have expected that the moment she changed into a different identity, she would have children, a husband, and in-laws — basically, the whole package? Initially, she says, "The three babies are so cute. They're my biological children. I can have them! As for my husband… I'll get a refund." Unexpectedly, Ye Lulu gradually realizes that her husband is very handsome! He seems very mysterious and charming! She seems to have developed feelings for him. How wonderful! However, Ye Lulu holds onto her little protective mask tightly and constantly warns herself to be conservative, as people in the ancient times are comparatively not as open-minded. Unexpectedly, that husband of hers is not himself either. He was a Yin God from the divine throne in the heavens where there were no restrictions, and thus is even more casual. One day, her handsome and god-like husband presses her against the wall and lifts his hand to hold her chin. He says to her in a husky voice, "I think I like you…" He lowers his head and kisses her deeply! Ye Lulu: "???" Something is wrong here! Aren't you guys from the ancient past? Why are you so unrestrained?
4.6
448 Chs
Wolf Girl and the Children of the Moon

Wolf Girl and the Children of the Moon

Native American Jessica Chavez just wants to be a normal teenager. But with her father the Chief of the local Ute tribe, this proves difficult. Then Dakota Ouray moves into town, and Jessica’s life is turned upside down... in more ways than she could imagine. Dakota is handsome and mysterious, but there’s also something different about him that she can’t quite place. There are murders happening in town, but only under the full moon. Jessica finds it strange, but quickly brushes it off... until she finds out the truth of her heritage. Soon, circumstances unfold and she discovers that the truth is more sinister than she thought. Can she and her pack stop this evil and save the town before it’s too late? *** “Are you sure you’re going to be okay?” Michelle asked. I really must have looked bad for Michelle to be this concerned. “I can drive you home and my dad can follow us....” Michelle rambled on, but I could hardly hear what she was saying. The buzzing in my ears was now a roar, like a freight train running back and forth through my head from ear to ear. “I have to go, Michelle,” I said, pulling away from the curb, barely giving her time to close the door as I sped off. But I didn’t make it home. I made it as far as Granby Lake when the shaking was so uncontrollable that I had to pull over. I threw the car into park and the keys under the mat in the driver’s seat. My body was shaking and quivering as pain coursed throughout my body. I screamed, almost a howl, as I ran for the woods. I didn’t know why, but I had the sudden urge to run, to let the coolness of the evening air soothe my skin... to be free. My body shook uncontrollably as I ran faster than I had ever run before into the forest. The quivering ran from my hands and traveled throughout my body as I ran even faster, pushing harder, losing control of my body. What was happening to me? I screamed as I looked down to see my hands shimmering, changing into giant silver paws, but my screams ended in a howl as the quivering traveled down the length of my body, morphing and changing every cell. By instinct, I leapt into the air and my clothes shredded into pieces. I landed on four paws, running even faster. To where? I didn’t know. Was I going crazy? I looked around and nothing looked familiar. Where was I? “This can’t be happening to me!” I thought, sprinting through the forest into the Colorado Rockies, as variations of pine and aspen rushed pasted. If I were in my human form, I would have been crying. As it was, dampness seeped from my eyes, soaking the fur underneath. I was almost to Wyoming when I heard voices inside my mind. I am going crazy! I thought to myself, as my powerful claws dug into the lichen along the forest floor, propelling my body even faster. To where? I didn't know. *** *AUTHOR NOTE: Please also check out my other books now available on Webnovel! Adult Novels: - The Alpha's Companion (This is the story of Julian, the Alpha Supreme, and Lacey) - Bought by the Billionaire Prince - Christmas Cove Young Adult Novels: - Star (CIA Vampires) - Thou Shalt Not Kill - A Cambria Faity Tale - Cambria
4.8
359 Chs
A Time Traveller's Guide to Feudal Japan

A Time Traveller's Guide to Feudal Japan

Do people chase greatness, or does greatness chase us? A.I. genius, Gengyo, through the assistance of SAPPHIRE attains the means to time travel. He seeks a simpler life, and wishes to experience the warmth of a family. But often we do not get what we want, we get what we deserve. And his peaceful times soon end, as war storms Japan, and in order to protect his peace, he must conquer. Join Gengyo as he walks a blood-stained path toward absolute domination, seizing control of Japan. //Brief extract from one of the battle scenes. Written from the point of view of a samurai landowner, Niwa Nakatane. The hooves grew closer to Nakatane's position and their beating hearts grew faster. Perhaps they could simply remain like that, hiding behind the tree, and allow these barbarians to pass? That way could they not return home to their families? Could they not give their dear wives one final kiss, or share one final story with their enthusiastic youth? Nakatane knew exactly what they were thinking. And as the ground rumbled, and the mounted beasts howled, he was the first man to step out from the trees and make his stand. "OORAH!" Possessed by a furious energy, he thrust out with all the aggression of a war god, puncturing Ochi's stallion through the chest with the sharpened wooden point of his lengthy spear. The mammoth fell from his mount clumsily, his head colliding with a nearby tree root. He ceased to move, and a pool of blood began to form around him. "ARM THESE SPEARS MEN! VICTORY SHALL BE OURS!" He stood in front of the charge of over 150 horsemen, alone. But he did not give a single inch of ground. He met the charge of the next man in line, roaring vengefully, possessed by all the rage and power that had accumulated in his body over these past years. The horsemen shrieked like a pack of hyenas, fanning out, each eager for a piece of the man who had brought down their leader. //I did not create the book cover. All credits go to the original creator.
4.6
345 Chs
Transmigrating and Raising Children: I'll Make Earth's Delicacies Go Viral

Transmigrating and Raising Children: I'll Make Earth's Delicacies Go Viral

Liao Ning came from an apocalyptic time. After killing a zombie and herself, she was bound to a system. It brought her to an interstellar era in a novel, where she accepted the quest of 'transforming the villain and restoring the balance of the world in the novel'. The system gave her the identity of the villain's aunt. By then, Villain No. 1 had yet to grow into a humanoid weapon. He was still an adorable child who could potentially turn into a nasty beast. Liao Ning, who adored children, immediately pulled Villain No. 1 into her arms and showered him with love. She even waved her hands. "Isn't this about raising children? I'll raise any child who comes my way!" [You don't have to raise too many of them. Two will be more than enough,] the system said. To get close to Villain No. 2, Liao Ning offered two solutions. "One, I'll become his nanny. Or, I'll become his stepmother. I'll marry his father just like in the novels!" Liao Ning had decided on her battle plan. However, the time for them to meet had yet to arrive. She decided to look after her own child first. The first thing she needed to do to raise him was to get rich! Liao Ning decided to achieve her goal by doing livestreams of her cooking. However, her culinary skills were so impressive that she became the number-one live-streamer in the entire galaxy! She even accidentally drew the attention of Villain No. 2's youngest uncle. "We can share our experiences of raising children with one another. I am very experienced." The man showed up in front of Liao Ning's house with Villain No. 2 in his arms. He had an elegant smile on his face. "Experienced? Do you mean you're experienced in raising a villain?" Liao Ning asked.
4.7
310 Chs
What are the characteristics of short stories about children in Japan?
2 answers
2024-11-08 15:30
Japanese short stories about children usually have a sense of simplicity in their narrative. They tend to use straightforward language which makes it easy for children to understand. At the same time, they are rich in cultural references. For example, they might mention traditional Japanese festivals or clothing. The stories also often depict the relationship between the individual child and the community. It shows how children are part of a larger social fabric in Japan, whether it's their school community or the local neighborhood.
Short story recommended in Japan
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2024-12-26 05:46
Here are some recommended Japanese short stories: 1. Akutagawa Ryuunosuke's Rashomon, In the Bamboo Grove, Hell Change, Nose, Yam Porridge, Kappa, and The Dwarf's Words. 2. There was Kawahiro's Hankyu Electric Train. 3. Youta Hengshan's novel, Mira-san. 4. Iori Kurosawa's " 1 Minute Short Story Collection ". 5. Amelia Nordon's Fear. These works covered different topics and styles to satisfy different readers 'preferences. Please note that these recommendations are based on the search results provided. There may be other excellent Japanese short stories that have not been mentioned.
Is '3 Little Pigs' a children's story in Japan?
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2024-09-27 10:42
Yes, '3 Little Pigs' is known as a children's story in Japan, just like in many other countries.
Can you recommend some short stories about children in Japan?
2 answers
2024-11-08 14:24
One well - known Japanese short story about children is 'The Little Match Girl' by Hans Christian Andersen which has been popular in Japan too. It shows the plight of a poor child. Another could be stories from 'I Am a Cat' by Natsume Soseki which has some child - like observations from the perspective of a cat. There are also traditional Japanese folktales like 'Momotaro' which is about a heroic boy born from a peach.
What kind of short story can be a souvenir of Japan?
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2024-10-12 15:07
It could be a story about a unique cultural experience in Japan, like attending a traditional festival.
What are some famous children's stories in Hiroshima, Japan?
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2024-10-31 20:26
One well - known children's story from Hiroshima could be about the resilience of the city after the atomic bombing. It might tell of how children in Hiroshima, in the face of great tragedy, still found hope and carried on with their lives. For example, stories of children rebuilding their lives, going back to school, and making new friends in the post - war Hiroshima.
Children on Their Birthdays: A Short Story
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2024-11-16 20:38
Here's a short story for 'Children on Their Birthdays'. In a small town, there's a boy named Tom. On his birthday, he decides to have a picnic in the park with his family. They bring sandwiches, fruits, and a big chocolate cake. As they sit on the grass, Tom opens his presents. He gets a new bike which he's been dreaming of. His birthday is filled with the warmth of family love and the joy of new things.
What are the characteristics of Japan short ghost stories?
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2024-12-13 14:25
Most Japanese short ghost stories are deeply influenced by Japanese culture and traditions. For example, the settings are often traditional Japanese houses, temples or forests. The ghosts themselves may be based on Japanese superstitions such as spirits of the dead not being at peace. They also tend to be quite atmospheric, using descriptions of the environment to create a spooky mood. For instance, a dark and stormy night in an old, dilapidated mansion can be a common setting. These stories also sometimes carry moral lessons, like the consequences of greed or betrayal.
How can short story children's short stories benefit children?
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2024-11-02 20:33
Children's short stories are great for many reasons. They can be a wonderful way to introduce children to different cultures. For instance, stories from different parts of the world can show kids how people live, think, and believe in other places. In terms of education, short stories can simplify complex concepts. For example, a story about sharing can make it easier for a child to understand the concept. Moreover, these stories can act as a form of escapism for children, allowing them to enter a different world and forget about their daily troubles for a while.
How did Japan achieve success in the 'Japan success story'?
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2024-11-27 04:07
Hard work is a big part of it. The Japanese work ethic is strong. People are dedicated to their jobs and often work long hours. This high level of productivity has contributed to economic growth. Also, Japan has a culture of cooperation. Companies work together with suppliers and other partners, sharing knowledge and resources to achieve common goals. In addition, the government has played a role by providing support for certain industries, like through subsidies and favorable policies for exports.
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