The next two chapters (46 & 47) are a re-post of this one.
Right? He shows no consideration for his own future here. Showing an excellence at the start, which he can't possibly maintain, is setting himself to be viewed as a failure who only disappoints his teachers. Instead, he would be better served by simply demonstrating his optimal performance, making decisions in line with his character, as well as the teachers' expectations and ideals.
Yes. Although his deception relied on her lack of skepticism, holding the victim responsible for the crime instead of the perpetrator is just insane. How nice it would be if we could all afford to be naive.
My vote is definitely on the latter: title + name. 👍
These four pillars of imperial might were more than mere military leaders; they were forces of nature given human form, each as mighty as an entire noble house. Their names and titles spoke of their dominion over the seasons themselves: General Summer, the "Blazing Sun General," whose fierce presence protected the southern reaches; General Winter, the "Frost Empress," whose cold calculation secured the northern frontier; General Spring, the "Verdant Dawn," whose vigilance watched over the eastern lands; and General Autumn, the "Harvest Lord," who stood guard over the treacherous western border.[1]
Fantasy · MrKonic
By planning a course of action for either possible response from the opponent, Tang really set them up to fail no matter how they respond.
The willingness to be forthright about her inexperience and lack of confidence truly inspires trust. Too often, those in positions of authority feel it unacceptable to speak the words, "I don't know."
"To be honest, I am not very confident either. I've never encountered such a situation before," Song Fan said, "So, in the end, only God knows whether it will succeed or not."
Urban · JQK
Picturing Peter when he discovers the new spell: 'Wall of Shame, where is it? I really feel like I need to go die....'
Well, Samuel had to admit that sometimes, one's happiness is built on other people's misery.
Sci-fi · Sorahana
I'd use the correction option, but it seems to be disabled at the moment. "mam" should be written as "ma'am," an abbreviation for "madame."
"Good morning, mam. How can I help you?" A young woman greeted her as she stepped inside the store.
Fantasy · Nightsummer20
After...? Where's the rest of the sentence? Please fix the issue that is causing the chapter to be cut off mid-sentence.
The next chapter (webnovel #50) is a re-post of this one.
Apocalyptic Reincarnation: Start with a 30-million Bonus
Sci-fi · Six Leeks