Can you recommend a novel about the female protagonist working or studying in Europe while the male protagonist is a European?

Sure. 'Master of the Game' is a classic. It shows how one family's power is passed down through generations. 'The Other Side of Midnight' is a story of love gone wrong and the consequences. 'Rage of Angels' is about a lawyer's journey. That's a quick summary of some of them.

The characters could be trainers. Harry, for example, could start his Pokemon journey in a region similar to Kanto. He might choose a Charmander as his first Pokemon, just like how he was drawn to the Firebolt in the original series. Ron could be more interested in food - related Pokemon like Snorlax. Hermione would be the type to research every single Pokemon and their abilities thoroughly before choosing her team. They could use their magic skills in a different way, like using spells to communicate with Pokemon or to enhance their Pokeballs.

In a '3 friends and a train' story, their friendship can be seen in the way they plan their journey together. They might have different preferences about where to sit, what to do during the ride, but they are willing to compromise for each other. When they see something interesting outside the train window, they all get excited together. They also respect each other's space when needed. For instance, if one friend wants to take a nap, the others keep quiet. This shows the deep understanding and care they have for one another within their friendship.

Well, Nemesis could also be seen in Greek mythology. Nemesis was the goddess of retribution. Her origin lies in the need for balance in the cosmos. She punished those with excessive pride or hubris. Mortals who thought too highly of themselves would face her wrath. For instance, if a king became too tyrannical and boasted of his power, Nemesis might bring about his downfall, often through a series of events that would humble him.

Well, 'The Lord of the Rings' is a very big story. It has an incredibly vast and detailed world - Middle - earth. There are numerous races like hobbits, elves, dwarves, and humans, each with their own cultures and histories. The story follows Frodo's journey to destroy the One Ring, which is filled with battles, friendships, and sacrifices. It's not just a simple adventure but a complex exploration of good versus evil, power, and the will of different beings.

One horror story is when a pilot faced a sudden engine failure during takeoff. The plane started shaking violently, alarms were blaring. But through quick thinking and years of training, the pilot managed to land the plane safely, though it was a terrifying experience for everyone on board.

The authenticity. Since it's based on real events, it gives a sense of connection to the real world. For example, in 'D.P.', it shows real - life military issues that might be otherwise unknown to the public.

On most platforms, no. For example, on Instagram, when you take a screenshot of someone's story, they are not notified. The same goes for Snapchat in some cases. However, there might be some third - party apps or future updates that could potentially change this, but as of now, in general, people can't see if you screenshot their story.

Well, a plot could revolve around Franscisca and Rushia being part of a secret society. They are given a mission to protect a powerful artifact from falling into the wrong hands. Along the way, they learn more about each other's strengths and weaknesses, and their friendship deepens. Or perhaps they are in a world where music has magic. Franscisca is a singer and Rushia a dancer, and together they create a performance that breaks a dark spell over their land.

Definitely. The world - building in 'Full Time Mage Novel' is very immersive. There are all kinds of magical creatures and spells. It can keep you hooked from start to finish as you follow the protagonist through his trials and tribulations in the magical world.