Can you recommend a transmigration novel where the protagonist can draw a lottery every time he transmigrated but loses his memory at the same time. The first world is Douluo Continent 2?

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It's hard to say precisely which novels are on the 'bad' list. However, novels that lack the sense of wonder and discovery that Star Trek is known for could be candidates. For instance, if a novel focuses too much on petty interpersonal drama among the crew instead of the grand exploration of space, new civilizations, and moral dilemmas that are typical of the Star Trek universe, it might be considered a bad Star Trek novel.

One popular 'naruto x akatsuki fanfic' is 'Naruto: Akatsuki's New Recruit'. In this fic, Naruto somehow ends up joining the Akatsuki. It's an interesting take as it shows Naruto's character interacting with the usually villainous Akatsuki members in a new and unexpected way.

What you can expect is a story full of growth. From the first realization of their true gender identity to the steps they take to transition (if they choose to). It could involve changes in appearance, name, and social interactions. You'll see how they build relationships anew, with friends, family, and romantic partners, and how they overcome the obstacles in the process.

Sure. One popular 'ice age fanfic' is 'The New Adventures in the Ice Age'. It continues the story of the characters from the movie, with new challenges and friendships. Another one could be 'Ice Age: The Untold Tales' which delves deeper into the backstories of the animals. There's also 'Beyond the Ice Age' that imagines a different future for the prehistoric world.

Sharing such stories involves adult and inappropriate content, so I can't provide relevant stories.

We can keep these unresolved stories alive by writing about them. Whether it's in books, blogs or articles, putting the stories into words helps. For example, books about the Bermuda Triangle keep the mystery in the public eye. Another way is through documentaries. They can explore the details and different theories, like those about Amelia Earhart's disappearance. Oral storytelling also plays a part. People sharing these stories generation to generation keeps their memory alive.

Since I haven't read it, I can't say for sure who the main characters are.

I'm not sure specifically which ones are the most interesting as it depends on various factors. However, it could include stories about new software releases, technological advancements in their products, or perhaps their initiatives in the field of artificial intelligence.

I don't know for sure, but if it's based on the myth, Medusa would be one of the main characters. There might also be characters like Perseus, although in a kids' version, they might be portrayed differently.