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Damn! My Wives Are So Scary!

Damn! My Wives Are So Scary!

Is Mc handsome? Of course! Is Mc cool? Of course! Is Mc OP? Of course! Is Mc silly? Of course! Is Mc shameless? Of course! Is the author handsome? Of course! Undoubtfully! —————————————————— Roel Leonis, a contemporary man from Earth, discovers himself transported to a fantasy world filled with mystical elements entirely absent on Earth. In this world, magic serves as the bedrock, and individuals known as "mages," who wield magic, are as numerous as cats and dogs. As a transmigrant without the customary aid of a "system," Roel must strive diligently to survive in a fantasy world where power holds unparalleled significance. Even without the so-called "system," his wealth of experience reading fantasy novels and the extraordinary talents inherent in his new body allowed him to ascend to the pinnacle. At the age of 25, he had reached the status of a tenth-level mage, securing the title of the strongest young mage in the history of mankind! Regrettably, owing to his excessively menacing presence and the dread inspired by his talents, he found himself ensnared and poisoned by the emperor of the human empire he had faithfully served! "Damn it! If you intend to end me, do it honorably in battle and adhere to martial ethics!" His lifeless body was discarded in the forbidden forest, but by some miraculous turn of events, the dying Roel was rescued by the Black Dragon Lord known as "Calamity" and conveyed to the dragon's palace, where he was chosen to be the legendary dragon's husband!? "My dear~ shall we begin our husband-and-wife ceremony?~" "Hey! Hold on! Shouldn't we at least get to know each other first!?" "Hehe~ That's entirely unnecessary; just leave everything to me, my dear~" —————————————————— #Tags: #Anti-hero #Dragons #Magic #OverpoweredCharacter #Handsome-male-lead #Beautiful-female-lead #Transmigrant #Harem #Cruel Protagonist #Romance #Comedy #Yandere #Possessive Characters #Demon #Elves #Psychopath Character #Heroes #R-18 #Strong-Love-Relationships #Hate-Love-Relationship #Action #Adventure
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My Female Disciple are scary

My Female Disciple are scary

For me, the world of cultivation was divided into three difficulty levels: The easy level Mortal Plane where I made mob characters cry the name of their ancestors. The medium level Spiritual Plane where mob characters made me cry the name of my ancestors. The hard level Heavenly Plane where I joined my ancestors. After experiencing all sorts of turbulence for more than thousand years and somehow restarting my life again in the middle of easy level (Mortal Plane), I wanted to do nothing more than become an NPC and peacefully ascend to higher planes without fighting like those hot-blooded lunatics of shounen manga. As such, I painstakingly taught my dear disciples all sorts of knowledge in hopes that they could provide senior support for their master in the future. Yet… how did things turn out this way? What do you mean you are going to destroy the Heavenly Demon Sect? Isn’t that supposed to be the duty of high spec MCs? Oh wait, you are a high-spec MC. Wait what? You want to rule over the world? Go and cure your chuuni disease before you come before me again. And you, you, and you. What do you mean by you will not let anybody take our master? Wear your dress properly and go meet the therapist immediately. *sigh* I can’t take it anymore. Someone, please replace me. My female disciples are scary. (Note: English is just so so, so be please awared to the future error.) (Very Important Note) Mister feeling_tired give me his blessing to continue this, and i hope that i don't ruined this great book, i really hope. ( ̄~ ̄;) ..................... I do not own the art or any portion of it. Artwork by hour Link - https://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=15792594
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What are the common elements in Yoruba scary stories?
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2024-11-10 09:02
Supernatural creatures are common. Like the ones I mentioned before, such as Aje, Egungun and Obanje.
Can you share some interesting Yoruba scary stories?
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2024-11-10 06:50
One Yoruba scary story is about the 'Aje'. It's a powerful witch - like creature. In the story, it often appears at night, with a strange glow. It can steal a person's good fortune if they are not careful. People would often put certain charms around their houses to protect against it.
Once upon a time Yoruba village stories: How do these stories reflect Yoruba culture?
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2024-12-10 21:58
These stories reflect Yoruba culture through their use of language. The unique Yoruba language and expressions are used, which helps in passing down the language itself. Also, the social hierarchy in the village is shown. For instance, the respect for elders is a big part of Yoruba culture, and this is often depicted in the stories.
What are the main themes in Yoruba love stories?
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2024-11-27 01:28
In Yoruba love stories, a key theme is the power of love. Love can be so strong that it overcomes difficulties and challenges. It can also transform people. Another theme is the connection between love and nature. Since the Yoruba have a close relationship with nature, in their love stories, nature elements are often involved, symbolizing the growth and endurance of love, like the flowing rivers representing the continuous flow of love between two characters.
What are the main themes in Yoruba ghost stories?
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2024-11-15 13:59
Another theme is the idea of karma or consequences. The way a person behaves in life can determine what kind of encounters they have with ghosts. If someone is cruel or unjust, they may be haunted by malevolent spirits as a form of punishment.
What are the main themes in Yoruba bedtime stories?
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2024-11-12 03:20
One main theme is morality. For example, stories often teach about good versus evil, like how being honest and kind is rewarded while being greedy or selfish has consequences. Another theme is the importance of family. Many Yoruba bedtime stories feature family members helping each other out. Also, there is the theme of the connection with nature and the spiritual world. Gods and spirits from nature are often part of the stories, which helps children understand the Yoruba view of the world around them.
What are the moral lessons in Yoruba children's stories?
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2024-12-12 17:05
Many Yoruba children's stories teach the importance of honesty. For example, in stories where a character lies or cheats, they usually face consequences in the end. This shows children that honesty is the best policy.
What makes Yoruba funny stories so interesting?
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2024-12-03 16:53
Yoruba funny stories are interesting because of their vivid descriptions. They can make you visualize the whole scene easily. Whether it's a marketplace scene with bargaining and chatting, or a rural area with farmers and their animals, the details bring the stories to life. Also, the use of humor is often related to everyday situations that people can easily relate to, like a child's mischief or an old man's wise yet funny remarks.
What are some interesting elements in Yoruba short stories?
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2024-10-25 15:56
Well, the characters in Yoruba short stories are really engaging. There are wise old men and women who pass on their knowledge, and brave young heroes. These characters often face challenges that are relevant to Yoruba culture, like dealing with family honor or community disputes. The stories also have a great sense of rhythm in the way they are told, which is a characteristic of Yoruba oral tradition. This rhythm makes the stories more captivating when they are spoken aloud.
Can you share some interesting Yoruba love stories?
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2024-11-26 15:36
One well - known Yoruba love story is about Orunmila and Osun. Orunmila, a wise deity, and Osun, the goddess of love and fertility. Their relationship was complex yet filled with deep love. Osun was known for her beauty and kindness, and Orunmila was attracted to her. They had many interactions that were both spiritual and emotional, and their story has been passed down through generations in Yoruba culture, teaching about love, respect and the balance between different aspects of life.
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