Can you recommend a transmigration novel where the female lead is very powerful from the beginning?

Sorry, I don't have any details about this 'big o pigeon internet story' as it's not a well - known common story.

One success story is of a man who lost 50 pounds on the Banting diet. He had struggled with his weight for years. By cutting out carbs and focusing on healthy fats and proteins, his energy levels increased and his blood sugar stabilized.

One way is through media representation. Media platforms should focus more on positive aspects of gay college students' lives. For instance, showing their achievements in academics, sports, or community service rather than highlighting inappropriate or negative stereotypes.

One idea could be that in this alternate universe, Hufflepuff is the dominant house in Hogwarts. They have a secret society within the house that holds the key to an ancient magic that can save the wizarding world from a new, unknown threat. And the main character, a Hufflepuff student, discovers this by accident and has to take on the responsibility to gather the members of the society.

The 'Gormenghast' trilogy by Mervyn Peake. The world of Gormenghast Castle is a dark and gothic place with its own hierarchy, strange customs, and a sense of decay. It's a very unique world - building. Another one is 'The Riftwar Saga' by Raymond E. Feist. It has a world where different planes of existence interact, and there are wars between different kingdoms and races.

Some might be based on real events that have been exaggerated over time. For example, an unexplained noise in an old building could have led to the creation of a ghost story. But there's no solid proof that ghosts are real.

Well, it might make the Cullens more protective of Renesmee. If she doesn't love Jacob, they may see him as a potential threat to her emotional well - being, and be more cautious around him. For example, Edward might be more vigilant in keeping Jacob at a distance.

Yes. 'The Turn of the Screw' is often considered a classic within the ghost story genre. It contains many elements that are characteristic of ghost stories, such as the presence of apparitions, a sense of unease and mystery throughout the narrative, and a setting that adds to the spooky atmosphere.

The key events in Lord Mahavira's life story are quite important. His birth into royalty was the starting point. But his decision to give up his luxurious life and become an ascetic was crucial. This led to his years of intense spiritual practice. He faced many difficulties during this time. His enlightenment was a major event as it enabled him to become a great teacher and spread his teachings of Jainism. Also, his teachings on non - violence, asceticism, and the path to liberation became fundamental to Jain beliefs.

It means fiction that is not very well - disguised. It's like the truth or some real - life elements are just barely hidden beneath the fictional elements.